Cleveland Man Faces 3 Charges After Auto Hits Parked Vehicle
Cleveland man Homer A. Wood, 38, was charged with driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene and failure to have control after his car struck a parked vehicle on East 28th Street. Witnesses aided his arrest after a foot chase. DWI amended to physical control of a vehicle. Trial set May 4. bond $500.
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Lorain — City
Homer A. Wood
West 166Th St
Cleveland
East 28Th St
Elyria Ave
Wood
Alex Resko
East 34Th St
Standers
Leslie Alexander
Abbe
Charles Youst
East 29Th St
Homer Blake
Cole Rd
Ann M. Bickle
East Vere Ave
John H. Anderson
South Point Dr
Avon Lake
Anderson
Bickle
East Erie Ave
City Council To Consider Senate Bill
Lorain council on April 15 will weigh a state bill to cut the city’s share of costs for railroad crossing elimination projects from 85 percent to 50 percent. State Sen. Ed Witmer urges support, saying the measure aims to remove all grade crossings in municipalities. Mayor Jaworski backs the bill and says the city should publicly endorse it.
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Lorain
Ohio Senate
Council
Ed Witmer
Senate
Witmer
John C. Jaworski
Auto Leaves Scene After Minor Mishap
LORAIN police seek driver of car that struck Dor othy M. Francis 21 of 1925 East 32nd Street yesterday evening. Damage about 10 dollars. William F. Thomas 21 of 5353 Flemyning Street Vincent charged with reckless driving after seen leaving a traffic light at high speed on Broadway near 10th Street. Several others cited for speeding disorderly conduct and reckless operation as police summarized multiple minor incidents in municipal court. Tax refund check noted from Internal Revenue Department related to 1956 tax refund processing.
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Lorain
Dorothy M. Francis
East 32Nd St
Auly O
Thomas
Broadway
10Th St
William Osborne
Howard W. Texter
Dillewood Ave
George Simmons
East Erie Ave
Richard A Jordan
Richard Smith
Tal
Lexington Ave
Junvelpot Lane
Aes of Tech
Ee Co Bt Ete Steadyut Aao G. A
Jordan
Charles Williams
East
Andrew Marcks
Sheffield Village
Chicago
Revenue Department
Larry Helenski
Steve Bozoki
All Kinds Of Nuts Non-Existent Newsman Touched For 35 Cents
Amherst and Lorain area notes describe a quirky Snowballing confusion at the Amherst Council meeting. The piece covers parking meter revenue uptick blamed on better weather, a new monthly fee plan for parking, and a sighting of city official friction with a reporter. It references Roy and an interchange ticket taker Gene Pallas, and notes a community drive planned by the South Amherst Booster Clubs to fund this effort. The report blends local government, police notes, and weather impact on finances with a humorous tone.
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Mitock
Joseph Conley
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Amherst Council
Ely-Fria-Lorain
Gene Pallas
Roy
Pallas
South Amherst
Tulk's
Presipee Fonda
Fred Grenich
Julius Dal
South Amherst WSCS Sets Mother Daughter Banquet
South Amherst Women’s Society for Christian Service plans their annual mother daughter banquet at the church with details on tickets, kitchen and dining chairmen, and a May 7 dinner, plus a May 2 breakfast and a Maundy Thursday quiet hour. A district meeting is set for April 23 at 10 am, and church flowers for Good Friday and Easter are arranged.
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South Amherst
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Russell Springer
Paul Foor
Almon Brocksicker
Robert Allsop
Clem Gratz
Martin Springer
Medina
IAM Incumbents Run Without Opposition
International Association of Machinists elections proceed with unopposed incumbents for major international offices. A. J. Hayes remains international president and E. R. White of Cleveland is general vice president for Region 3. Locals have begun balloting in April amid little district interest.
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International Association of Machinists
IAM
A. J. Hayes
E. R. White
Cleveland
Dishot
Albert F. Jjether
Mertz
Guild Names 5 Delegates For Meeting
SOUTH AMHERST Delegates 6 the Regional Guild meeting at Valley City Thursday, Apr. 25, will be Mrs. John Berger, Mrs. George Pippert, Mrs. Francis Knoble, Mrs. Fred Berger and Mrs. Paul Mori. At 1 St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church on Wednesday they accepted an invitation to attend a May breakfast at St. Peters Church in Amherst on May 1 at 9 a.m. They will return for their own meeting at 1:30 on May 1. Sick members will be remembered with plants at Easter time. They voted to procure coffee makers through a chain store offer. Mrs. Albert Wragg presided. Mrs. Albert Schneider used the theme The Three Things Jesus Gave Us for devotion. Mrs. John Berger spoke on Why We Join The Women's Guild. Berger and Wenner led a discussion on We Evaluate Our Organization. Dessert was served to 24 members and guest Mrs. Wenner.
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South Amherst
Valley City
John Berger
George Pippert
Francis Knoble
Fred Berger
Paul Mori
Women's Guild
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Peters Church
Amherst
Anna Holzhauer
Albert Wragg
Albert Schneider
Jesus
Women’s Guild
Berger
Jerome Wenner
Dewees Singley
Wenner
Am Herst
Clearview High Set for Annual Activity Award Dinner
About 200 guests expected for the Clearview High School Activity Award Banquet at 6 30 p m Thursday in the school cafeteria. Students from athletics dramatics and publications will attend. Service awards will be given and officers will report on the year s activities and introduce new officers.
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Clearview High School
Clearview High Hosts Career Night Drawing About 100
About 100 parents and students attended Clearview High School Career Night on Thursday. Principal Steve Baksa opened with a brief orientation before teachers staffed tables in the gym to answer questions about their subjects.
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Clearview High School
Steve Baksa
Lorain Doctor Named Secretary and Treasurer
Dr John A Brandon of Lorain Ohio was elected secretary and treasurer of the American Osteopathic Society at the annual Detroit meeting. Dr Marille E Sparks of Dallas Texas was named president.
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Lorain
John A. Brandon
East Erie Ave
American Osteopathic Society
Detroit
Marille E. Sparks
Dallas
Texas
Baby Crashes Into World
In San Antonio, the Tisdale family welcomed a newborn as John Tisdale, rushing to the hospital with his wife in the back seat, collided with a telephone pole after the baby’s arrival was announced. No one was hurt.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mayor Says No Commercial Gambling In Lorain
Lorain Mayor John Jaworski said there is no commercialized gambling in the city and pledged to report all known gambling activities to Governor C William O Neill next week. He noted charitable groups would object if high scale gambling existed.
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Avon
Jaycox Rd
Harry Babyak
Lorain Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Jaycox
Detroit Rd
Lorain
William O'Neill
John ©. Jaworski
Jaworski
Inoculation Workers Praised By Chairman
Dr. Russell M. Arnold praised volunteers at the Avon Avon Lake polio inoculation station. Five local physicians and Dr. Marion G. Fisher led inoculations opened April 3 for 1,522 school children and 166 preschool children. A second round is set for May 10. Nurses and PTA volunteers aided, with additional secretarial help from numerous local groups and committees.
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Avon-Avon Lake
Russell M. Arnold
Wilma Wright
Lorain
John Wallace
Arnold Freiheit
Paul Gililand
Robert Patton
Anthony Medel
Frank Simpson
Robert Petrash
Kenneth McIntosh
Edward Kearney
Eugene Traxter
Ray Wagar
Norval Hemminger
Walter Coleman
Youth Cited Found With Knife Pistol And Black Jack
A 16 year old Grove Ave youth was cited to juvenile court for juvenile delinquency and carrying concealed weapons after a 32 caliber pistol a blackjack and a knife were found in a car at Homewood Shopping Center. Five other youths aged 15 and 16 were ordered to report to the station weekly.
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Lorain
Grove Ave
Homewood
City Receives 4.68 Acre Playground Site Deed
Mayor C Jaworski announces the city has received a deed for 4.68 acres at 26th Street and Fulton Avenue near the Fulton Homes project from the Public Housing Administration. City workers will begin improving the land immediately for use as a playground.
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Lorain
Join C. Jaworski
26Th St
Fulton Ave
Fulton Homes
Public Housing Administration
Jaworski
Mayors Vote To Stop Bingo in Columbiana County
Mayors of Columbiana County voted to ban bingo in their communities following Governor O Neill’s ruling that the game is illegal. The action mirrors East Liverpool’s ban earlier in the week as Wellsville East Palestine Salem Lisbon Hanoverton Columbiana and Salineville also prohibit bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon, D
INS
Columbiana County
Elyria Man Jailed After Buck's Tavern Fight
A 20 year old Elyria man Robert O. Southard of 758 Roberts Street was jailed on intoxication and disorderly conduct after a tavern fight at Buck's Tavern. Manager Marge Parks 38 said Southard fought the bar owner when questioned. He left with a bloody mouth and later pounded a desk at the prosecutor’s office before being arrested.
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Lorain
Elyvia
Robert O. Southard
Roberts St
Maurice Mumford
Buck's Tavern
Marge Parks
West 11Th St
Southard
City Hall
Mumford
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