Library Receives Volumes on Newspapers Advertising
The Elyria Library was donated ten books on newspaper advertising by The Julius Matthews Special Agency Inc. J. Clare George presented the volumes to librarian John Rebenack. The collection includes works by Boyenton Tripp Flaherty Turner Lent Cooper Harvey and Davis, citing the Chronicle Telegram as a model of modern newspaper design.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Julius Matthews
National Advertising
John Rebenack
C-T
J. Clare George
Advertis Nz
E. S. Turner
Henry B. Lent
Kent Cooper
Drs.gn
Edmund C. Arnold
Jan Harvey
Donald W. Davis
Rebrack
Chronicle- Telegram
DWI Verdict Fines and Costs Total 375 in Elyria Case
Stanley J. Ozmuinski, 46, of L21 Cleveland St., was found guilty of DWI by a jury in Elyria Municipal Court. He received a $225 fine, $149.48 in court costs, 10 days in jail with nine suspended, and a license suspension until he meets the state financial responsibility act. Sentence was handed by Judge Frank Wilcox after denying a new trial motion. He was arrested Nov. 1 on Broad St. and pleaded innocent at trial.
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Elyria
Elyria Municipal
Stanley J. Ozmuinski
Ozminski
Frank Wilcox
Wilcox
Broad St
Winds Too Much Kite Contest Postponed to Apr 14
High winds forced the Indian Guides kite contest to be postponed from this afternoon to Sunday at 2 p.m. The event will be held at Allen School, per YMCA community boys work director John Donathan.
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Allen School
John Donathan
Ymca Community
Club's Golf Pro Is In Hospital
Clark Black, longtime Elyria Country Club golf pro, is confined to Elyria Memorial Hospital after minor surgery earlier this week. He is expected to stay several days. his home is at 1946 Grafton Rd.
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Clark Black
Elyria Country Club
Elyria Cmical Hospital
Black
Grafton Rd
Canvass Elyria For Cancer Campaign Sunday Drive
About 300 workers will patrol Elyria streets ringing bells to raise cancer research awareness and donations. H M Saddler is Elyria chair for the American Cancer Society drive with ward chairmen and Rainbow for Girls volunteers coordinating from 1 p.m. to cover all areas.
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Elyria
H. M. Saddler
American Cancer Society
Hildred Brown
Lorain County
Richard Coughlin
Mary Farkas
Sam Kailes
Hubert Johnson
Marsh Guerin
Annie Spencer
Rainbow For Girls
Brown
Parade of Quartets Lights Elyria Barbershoppers Night
The 11th annual Parade of Quartets by the Elyria Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Singing opens at 8 15 p m at Elyma School Auditorium. Darwin Low Man leads the chorus in a western spectacular plus songs It s Great to Lead a Band Colleen My Own and How Ya Gonna Keep Em Down on the Farm with Ray Harrison Harold Clark Harold Rickel Nate Berthoff contributing in support roles.
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Elyria
Society For the Prservation and Encouragement
Barber Shop
America
Elyma School
Darwin {Low
Colleen
Ray Harrison
Barbershoppers
Harold Clark
Harold Rickel
Nate Berthoff
Dairymen Seek Price Guarantee
The nationwide dairy producers group met in Chicago to plan a guaranteed milk price and to oust the federal government from the dairy surplus business, with 20 states represented and 50,000 daily Turnpike Four envoys assisting. The session also noted two upcoming shows sponsored by the Lorain Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Chicago
Elyria Chorus
U.S
Turnpike
Rain County Fair
Wellington
Lorain
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Parakeets
Akron
Cleveland
Lorain Man 61 Injured by Auto at City Intersection
A Lorain resident Lee S. Dickson age 61 suffered arm lacerations after being struck by a car driven by Albert Solensky 39 of Elyria at Broadway and West Erie Avenue. Dickson was treated and released from St Joseph Hospital. Solensky was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian and due in Municipal Court Monday.
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Lorain
Broadway
West Erie Ave
Lee S. Dickson
Town Ave
Albert €. Solensky
Dennison Ave
Elyria
Dickson
St. Joseph Hospital
Solensky
Municipal Court
Found Lane Burgess Will Face Court
Sheriff deputies returned Joseph Burgess to Lorain after a mental examination at Lima State Hospital. Burgess, 37, was found sane by Dr. Harry Luidens and will be brought to trial on charges of aiding and abetting and soliciting for prostitution. He allegedly tried to shake down operators by offering protection from harassment.
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Sheriff's
Lima
State Hospital
Joseph Burgess
Nebraska
Ave
Lorain
Harry Luidens
Burgess
Murderer to Re Enact the Death Scene in New Castle
Jose Lamolli of Youngstown admitted he shot and beat a woman and her male companion during a crime intended to “warm up” the crowd. He will re enact the assault at Pulaski Tavern while police search for the weapon. Edith Stowe 44 remains critically injured with bullet wounds a fractured jaw and lost sight in one eye. Lamolli was arrested after a Turnpike crash and faces assault with intent to kill and robbery charges. Police recovered part of the $140 stolen from Tor Elder and Lamolli said jealousy over Mrs Stowe dating Elder triggered the attack. Lamolli was brought to New Castle from Somerset County jail.
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New Castle
Jose, Lamelli
Youngstown
Ohio
Otis
Edith Stowe
Earle
Gonzales Tor Elder
Res
Westinghouse
Lamolli
Pulaski Tapa
Stowe
Jameson Hospital
Lamoli
Pennsylvania Turnpke
Somerset
Torres
Somerset County
Annual Hospital Firm Meeting Slated Apr 25
The Ely tia Memorial Hospital Company will hold its annual meeting on April 25. About 10 vacancies in the 100 member public company to be filled by election, with administrator and director of nursing making annual reports. A 6:30 p.m. dinner will be held in the hospital cafeteria.
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Elytia Memorial Hospital Company
Baby's Cry Blamed for Sprague Road Crash
A car ran out of control after a baby’s cry distracted Mrs. Howard A. Head on Sprague Road at 11:50 p.m. yesterday, damaging two gasoline pumps at Arthur Zieske's station. Head, 23, of 5 Water Street, reported looking at her child when the crash occurred.
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Sprague Rd
Arthur Zieske
Howard A. Head
Water St
Accused Robber Pleads Guilty in Lorain Case
Franklin T. Brown of 5855 Antrim Rct Indicted for armed robbery pled guilty before Judge Kelly and sought probation. The court sent the request for probation investigation. Brown was charged with robbing Sage Quality Market at 523 West 23rd St Lorain on February 10, $450 taken.
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Franklin T. Brown
Antrim Rct
Kelly
Brown
Sage Quality Market
West 23Rd St
Lorain
Meister and Vonachen named SA drive chairmen in Elyria
Herbert Meister and Robert Vonachen were named chairmen of the Salvation Army Building Fund campaigns divisions in Elyria. Harold Dicken announced the appointments as the drive begins with eight zone leaders and subgroup heads planning visitor efforts to reach a $69,551 minimum goal.
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Herbert Meister
Robert Vonachen
Salvation Army Building Fund Campaign
Harold Dicken
Ann
Meister
Elyria Realtor
Lorain County
Elyria
Vermilion Names 5 To Board
Vermilion Township trustees named Kamp chairman and Kershman zoning inspector at last night’s meeting. Appointed to the zoning board were Wakefield as vice chairman Kennedy Carey and Kroft. The vote 180 to 109 approved establishing a township zoning code in March.
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Vermilion
Clarence Feldkamp
Vermilion Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
C. W. Kershman
George Koppenhafer
William Wakefield
Roy Kennedy
Carl Carey
Leonard Kroft
Mar
Elyrian Gets Staff Position at College
John Elbert Hanson son of Rev J E Hanson and Mrs Hanson of 142 Pasadena Ave has been awarded a $1600 teaching assistantship for nine months in the chemistry department at Washington University St Louis MO. Hanson a senior at Olivet Nazarene College will graduate in May with an A B in chemistry and is a candidate for departmental honors in a lignin model substances project. He has held multiple student leadership roles and earned a and O clubs letter while participating in softball, baseball and basketball. He also served as junior and senior assistant in the college chemistry department and was named to Who's Who among Students in American Colleges.
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John Elbert Hanson
J. E. Hanson
Church of the Nazarene
Hanson
Pasadena Ave
Ina Chemistry
Washington University
St. Louis
Olivet Nazarene College
Spartan Athletic Society
Meyer Motors Liquidation Affects Local Auto Firm Assets
The Leo R. Meyer Motors firm plans to liquidate automobile assets and continue managing real estate holdings, including 230 Broad St showroom 234 Broad St Wagonman Paint Store 115 East Ave Army Reserve Armory site and a Second St lot. Auction set for Wed Apr 17. Don W. Standen auctioneer.
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Broad St
Wagonman
U. S. Army Reserve Armory
East Ave
Second St
Jack O. Meyer
J Andrew
Hinshaw
Auto Dealer
Leo R. Meyer
Leo R. Meyer Sr
Jack
Wagenman
Second Polio Shots Scheduled Next Week
Dr. Roy E. Hayes announces five Elyria polio vaccination stations for a second round. Monday’s Jefferson School site runs 9 am to 12 noon serving the west side and Elyria Township, with area schools listed. Due to vaccine shortages, only ages 1 to 19 are eligible, and a signed consent form is required for each child. Stations are provided for those unable to pay by the Lorain County Medical Society committee.
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Elyria
Roy E. Hayes
Jefferson School
Elyria Township
Cascade
Edison
Gates
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Maplewood
Crestwood
St. Agnes
St. Vincent de Paul
Hayes
Dr. Hayes
Lorain County Medical Society
Parade Scheduled for 28th Maple Leaf Festival in Cherdon
CHARDON C INSJ A parade will highlight today’s celebration of the 28th annual maple leaf festival in Cherdon.
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Chardon, C
INSJ
Cherdon
Elyria to Crack Down on Downspout Violations Monday
Elyria will start enforcement Monday targeting homes with storm sewer downspouts connected to sanitary lines. City officials report hundreds of notices to disconnect have been ignored, causing basement flooding during storms. Cleanup of catch basins and timely home maintenance could prevent many street floods.
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Elyria
Michael J. Lotko
Lotko
James Bearer
Lotko J
Space Jaunt Schemer Will Stand Trial
Harold J. Berney 58 says he took a flying saucer trip to Venus and is charged with defrauding Miss Pauline Gobel of life savings. He was ordered to stand trial in Washington, D.C., after FBI arrest in Prichard on March 25. Prosecutors say he swindled others of 40000 and 10000 while promoting a space jaunt and Earth Venus communications scheme.
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Mobile
Ala
Harold J. Berney
Venus
U.S
Daniel H. Thomas
Berney
Washington, D.C
FBI
Prichard
Pauline E. Gobel
Thomas Haas
Haas
Gobel
Earth
Birdwalks Return To Elyria With Cleveland Museum Support
Elyria will host Sunday morning birdwalks this spring in collaboration with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and the Cleveland Metropolitan Park System. The weekly walks start April 14 under Elyria director P. F. data, with guides mostly unchanged except Dr. Joseph Mrong likely replaced by BM Tears.
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Elyria
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Cleveland Metropolitan Park System
P. F. Data
Jerenen
Joseph Mrong
Family Ousted From Home In Cleveland Code Violations
A Cleveland family must vacate their home after 29 building code violations were found. The Kalskis spent 7230 on remodeling but the house is deemed unfit for human habitation. Contractor Chitlik’s permit was revoked and the city orders moving or tearing down the structure.
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Cleveland
UPJ
City Building Department
Phillip Kalski
Leonard P. Chitlik
Kalskis
O. M. Plymale
Plymale
Chitlik
Couple Admit Incinerating Childs Body
Chicago police say married couple Stanley Gottlieb and Ther esa confessed to cremating their newborn son in a New York City apartment incinerator after the baby fell ill last February. They also faced shoplifting and larceny charges for thefts at colleges as they traveled by air, leaving their two year old daughter Joy Linn in an orphanage.
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Chicago
INS
New York City
Stanley Gottlieb
New York
Theresa
Joy -Linn
Treangle Fraternity
Illinois Institute of Technology
Gasoline Station Burglar Gets $6 From Register
A burglary at Robert E. Coe's Pure Oil Gasoline Station netted a thief $6 last night, with six one dollar bills taken from the unlocked register. The thief broke a door window to enter, but change in the cash register and $3 in an unlocked safe were left untouched. The break in was found shortly after 4 am by Bill Fetzer during route paper deliveries.
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Robert E. Coe
Sheriff's Department
Bill Fetzer
Chamberlain Rd
John Ingram
Alameda Ave
Ingram
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Man
Auto
Vonachen
Verbert Meister
John E. Hanson
Vermilion Names
Elyrian
Leo R. Meyer Moto Aldest
On Co, Inc
Nipwspa
Pen
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