Grafton bowling results dominate local lanes standings
Local bowling results list include Elinect TV and Ridgeview Lanes high scores. Jack Lance posts high ind series 378 and 226 in separate events, while Royal Crown Cola leads women’s divisions with team and individual totals. Multiple businesses and local shops appear in team and sponsor listings with high totals and games across lanes.
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Grafton Merchants
Elinect TV
Carlines
Grafton PE Drug
Zalenka Heating
Toms Barber Shop
Grafton Lanea
Dunhams Dairy
Elinect
William Klinect
Roy Green
Klmect TV
Caerlings
Ridgeview Lanes
Shoreway
Strohs Beer B
Jack Lance
Town & Country Girls
Royal Crown Colm
Worthington Sweet Shots
Bills Mobil
Milford River
Dairy Meng
Harriet Kehler
Royal Crown Cola
Bowling Standings and High Scores Among Local Teams
The list shows team names such as Worthington Les Strokes and Ridgeview Bowling Center with scores from league play. Individual champions include Helen Jalowiec with a 184 high game and 528 high series, while Ray Coon posted 604 in high inches and 223 in high inch game.
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Armstrong Auto Parts
Tio Barber Motors
Carrs Auto
Elyria Auto Service
Collins Auto Parts
Duquesne Heer
Brown Ramblers
West End Garage
Bodenheimer Auto Body
J R Dall
HAR Auto Parts
Elderread Inc
Ray Coon
Armstrong
Lorain County bowling league results and high scores
Readable lines show team matchups and top scores across clubs including Bubba Suckers, Schaefer Beer, Stoney's, LaGrange Screw Shop, and New Era Chips. Notable high figures include Jim Hyrne 618 in a season grind, Gil Bauer 624 series with 254 game, and team highs such as Schaefer Beer 2598 in series and 842 in game.
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Lorain County
Bubba Suckers
Schaefer Beer
Ragnoni
D& Bon
ABC
City Engineering
Duquesne
Tarry Lanes
Gary Schneider
Ed Ragnoni
Bub Ba
Ragnoni & Son
LaGrange Screw Shop
la Porte Inn
Semania Realty
Stroh's Beer
Swarts Sign
Pinebrook
Grafton Sparkie Market
Stonays
Bchaefer Beer
LaGrange Screw Office
Gliders Garage
Rolling Rock Beer
Gil Bauer
Stoney's
Lloyd Lumber
Buckeye Mold & Dye
Walker Bunoco
Byars Sewer Service
Carling Black Label
Kasper Foundry
Jim Hyrne
Ind
Bowling Center Results Show Mixed Scores Across Clubs
Benham Isurance leads home units with 2912-15'2, United Polish Club places 2817, Arways Potato Chips top in team events with 2917 total and 1076 in a game. Highs include Jack Traxler 660, Russ Wood 253, George Walters 373, Warren Greer 233, Ridengs 2400 and Ridgjigs 834.
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Benham Isurance
United Polish Club
Arways
Bolero Club
General Industries
Harshaw Chemical
Strohs Beer
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Jack
George Walters
Warren Greer
Bendix-Westinghouse Office Sports and Accounting Standouts
Record of high series and game achievements in sections like Engineering and High Ind Series. Cliff Limpert is noted for top performances in High Ind and High Team Series. Ac counting and High Team Game results are listed with figures 2393 and 845 respectively. Includes figures for Production Purchasing Service and Sales scores.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Cliff Limpert
Track stars and scores from a club meet list
A dense ledger lists athletes with top marks: Traxler 660 Bauer 674 Tobias 619 Hyrne 618 Limpert 616 Smith 609 Salamon 6807 Krupar 607 Coon 604 Donahue 604 Kiser 602 Knight 601 Beard 600. Names and figures reflect the club meet results.
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Dack Traxler
Gil Bauer
Jim Tobias
Jim Hyrne
Cliff Limpert
Tom Smith
George Salamon
Marty Krupar
Ray Coon
John Donahue
Jim Kiser
Ray Knight
Tinker Beard
500 Club Members Named in Local Recognition
Louise Oleson and Harriet Kehler head a list of 500 Club honorees alongside Helen Jalowiec Martha Smith and Mary Cahi for achieving milestone scores and service.
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Louise Oleson
Harriet Kehler
Helen Jalowiec
Martha Smith
Mary Cahi
Eagles name Burney defensive backfield coach
Philadelphia selects former NFL player and AFL coach Fred Burney as defensive backfield coach. Burney played for San Francisco Pittsburgh and Washington in the NFL and has coaching experience as a player coach in the AFL.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Eagles
Fred Burney
Burney
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Washington
American Ship begins work on lengthening oil tanker
Navy Lt E J Kubilus oversaw welding as the Passumpsic keel was laid at American Ship Building Co Lorain yard. The $25 million project lengthens three tankers, with two to be done at Lorain and one in Toledo, expanding capacity from 150000 to 250000 barrels and displacement to about 35000 tons.
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Lorain
Navy
E. J .Kubilus
American Ship Building Co
Lorain Yard
Toledo
Jat Lorain Yard
ASB
Lt Kubilus
R G Andersen
Washington St
Kubilus
Police unit sponsors fight card in Lorain
The Lorain Emergency Police will sponsor an Amateur Boxing Show at the Lorain National Guard Armory on April 21. Promoter Mike Bulzome of the Lorain Youth Center arranges the event with Golden Glovers and the Toledo Police Athletic Association. Proceeds fund police uniforms. tickets are 2.50 for ringside and 2 for reserved seats.
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Lorain
Mike Bulzome
Lorain Youth Center
Youth Center
Golden Glovers
Toledo Police Athletic Association
Lorain Emergency Police
Council launches probes of Lorain Community Hospital safety
Lorain council committees open a two part inquiry into hospital safety. Buildings and lands will review fire equipment access on the west side and hydrant pressure. Finance will study internal fire alarm hook ups to the city system.
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Lorain
Jeresmo Keron
Lorain Community Hospital
Buildings Lands
Keron
Alfred Grickley
Keystone Triumphs In Dual Track Meet At Lagrange
Keystone High wins eight first places led by freshmen Gary Obbitts in high jump and other winners including Tom Younglas Bill Gordon George Moran and Al Tyree Black River claims several runner ups and relay runner in the 880 and mile events with Barker Brouse and Rollin among top finishers Ke lbe Water Works Supt A V Ag reports hospital water pressure concerns and future line expansions to Kolbe and West Erie avenues with fire alarm system upgrades and finance study in progress.
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Lagrange
Keystone
Gary Obbitts
Black River
Obbitts
Tom Younglas
Bill Gordon
George Moran
al Tyree Water Works
Bob Brouse
Bill Barker
Barker
E Thomas
Mayes
Brouse
Carter
Rollin
Blessing
Yolingias
Sagt
Hawley
Gordon
Brown
Kulp
Rollin Fatz Carter
Obitts
Kebosh
Havel
Moran
Cole
Younglas
Forbush
Discue—Obitta
Wal@ecker
Thoman
Fatz
Obitta
Walkden
Lorain Council Discusses Burgeoning Committee Meetings
City council members say the schedule has grown heavy with five meetings last week and several more on the calendar. Alderman Olejho notes numerous sessions while Ritenauer and Petrosky urge lighter agendas and possible weekly finance claims meetings. Upcoming sessions include Buildings lands April 14 and Parks and recreation April 16.
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Lorain
Alex Olejho
Fred Ritenauer
Joseph Petrosky
Lorain County
Occupancy Withheld Over Development Ditch Rodents
Council considers withholding occupancy permits for Bruscino homes until drainage, ditch cleanup, and rodent issues are resolved. Boey cites limited jurisdiction across departments while sewer and drains committee plans further inquiry and a no-money obstacle blocks action.
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Lems
J. Leonard Camera
D-2
Jay Boey
Bruscino
Edwin Dinniger
R-1
Crossing signals urged at Beaver Park drive crossing
Lorain council heard a plea from Fred Ritenauer for barricades or signals at the private drive over the Nickel Plate Road main line at Beaver Park to protect a crossing near a motel tavern beach and boat dock. NEP Superintendent Yarnell argued railroad costs should not be borne by the railroad, while the city considers owner responsibility and potential action.
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Lorain
Fred Ritenauer
Nickel Plate Road
Beaver Park
Ritenauer
NEP Supt C
E Yarnell
Adrian F Bedeski
Albert Bozsoki
Scouts Honored With U S Flag at City Council Meeting
Members of Boy Scout Troop 329 sponsored by Anthony Church received a U S flag that flew over the Capitol in Washington. The event occurred during a council recess. a letter from 33 scouts urged declaring June and July as Strengthen America's Heritage months. The council planned to draft the requested resolution after the session resumed.
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Lorain
United States
Capitol
Washington
Charles A. Mosher
Frank Gall
America
Boy Scouts of America
National Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Pa Council
Joseph B Grubic
Bill Russo
Alex Olejko
Lowell School Site Inspected by Lorain Board
Lorain officials toured the planned Lowell School site at 32nd Street and Clinton Avenue. Preliminary plans are being prepared for the building to occupy the east end of a lot already used by Whittier School.
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Lorain
Lowell
32Nd St
Clinton Ave
Lorain Board For Education
Whittier ‘Schoo
Apple Market Quotes From Moon Hour Report
The Corenicie Telegram prints final market quotes for apples including Stayman Winesaps and Red Romes with U.S. No 12% in and up 1.35 to 1.75 per quarter. Vegetables show chives mint mushrooms parsnips turnips cucumbers lettuce and tomatoes with mixed demand and steady to rising prices across container sizes.
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Corenicie-Telegram
Stayman
U.S
Chives
Ohio
Cleveland
Egg Prices Prompt Retail Sales in Major Ohio Cities
U S Department of Agriculture data shows Ohio city retailers receiving various egg grades. Large A white eggs fetch 39 to 45 cents, mostly 41 to 42 cents, while Medium A white eggs run 34 to 41 cents, mostly 35 to 36. Large B white and brown eggs trade around 36 to 42 cents, mostly 37 to 38. Farms in Ohio and southern Indiana report SQuality Fryers at 14 to 15 cents, with Hens Light at 8 cents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Doctors buy hospital in Guatemala City sale
Guatemala City all doctors form buyout group to acquire the Presbyterian mission Ameri can hospital founded in 1914. The facility changes hands to a consortium of Guatemalan physicians who trained at the hospital, marking a local transition in ownership.
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Guatemala City
Presbyterian Mission
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Janus Builders
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Reijchlin Funeral Home
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Dairy Quean
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C & J Superette
Ketchum Shell
Julius Catanzarite
Dick Gula
Sphio
Ferraro & O'Brien
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Beauty Saion
Waltz Realty
Turnpike Lanes
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Team
Turnpike Lounge
McGarvey’s
Pruebauf
Sealtest
A Olsen
Grafton Bank
Saddler Insurance
IGA
Lorain County Savings
C A Olsen
Gas Co
Bendix
ELKS
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Lothlarden Metater
Terrells
Supreme Hardware
Superior Electric
Tibbitts Tire
Dicken Funeral Home
Bell Co
Gardner Insurance
Erb Radio & TV
Murphy Bros
Bill Renninger
Oscar “McGinley
Strike & Spare Girls
Tarry
Sisterhood
Florence Solomon
Gilda Kaplan
YWCA
Marge Gramps
Emily Russell
Eagles
Prout Chevyland
An QuanTy Iuardian Mainteenancee Service
Vivacle
PCV
Eodicett
By Ralph Kingzett
E. J. Kubilus
Woodrow W. Mathna
William Jory
Ichl
Leavitt Rd
West Erie Ave
Community Hospital
Commission
Hospital Commission
Kolbe iRd
Blick River
Agnew
Kolbe RD
Oak Point Rd
West Eve Ave
Leavitt
Oak Point
Jaeger
Yorktown
Rds
City
Arthur Man
Grace A. Meyers
Fairfax
Ion
Boey
Joseph P Smith
Smith
Harold
Koepke Boys Rallye
Koepke
Lakewood, Ohio
Detroit Ave
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
NEW Associates
Associates
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