Minor Accidents Reported in Lorain Snow
Lorain city streets were snow filled with only a few minor traffic mishaps and no injuries. Alex Teresenko 39 of 529 West Lith St charged with failure to yield and driving with faulty brakes after his car struck a station wagon on 32nd St and Elyria Ave. Matejeik 45 of 3559 Elyria Ave said he could not stop due to slick roads. Teresenko to appear in Municipal Court Friday. Leonard Ambrosia 17 of 2072 Garfield Ave Elyria charged with failure to control after his car rammed a parked vehicle on Grove Ave. Driver Robert Griffith 37 of East River Rd Lorain. Ambrosia to appear before juvenile officers Saturday. Richard Krause 18 of 683 Kenilworth scheduled to appear Friday for speeding after police observed him at 50 mph in a 25 mph zone on East Erie Ave.
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Lorain
Alex Teresenko
West Lith St
32Nd St
Elyria Ave
Teresenko
John Q Matejeik
Matejeik
Leonard J. Ambrosia
Garfield Ave
Elyria
Grove Ave
Robert E. Griffith
R. D
East River Rd
Ambrosia
Richard L. Krause
Kenilworth
Krause
East Erie Ave
Elyria Man Attacked by Three Men on Busy Street
Elyria resident Earl L. Smith, 22, was beaten by three unidentified men yesterday evening while driving near Blue Moon Cafe. Smith, forced to brake on slippery streets, honked to warn them, then was assaulted after stopping at 2138 Lexington Ave to visit George M. Bair. Bair helped restrain the attackers until police arrived.
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Lorain
Elyria
Earl L. Smith
North Olive St. Elyna
22Nd St
Blue Moon Cafe
Lexington Ave
Smith
George M. Bair
Bair
Lorain Police Investigate Thefts In Multiple Reports
Lorain police investigate three burglary reports including thefts at CIO Local 1104 union hall and a Grange meeting site. Others involve missing hub caps, a bicycle taken from a residence garage, and a possible jail escape case under Ridgeville police watch. Local events include a parish gathering and a stork shower with details on attendees and gifts.
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Carl J. Longwell
CIO
Union Hall
Broadway
OM Goresa
Acme Grange
Dirred
Columbia
William F. Smith
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Old Glory
Braska Ave
Hungarian Reformed Church
Qjeeva Archer
St and Globe Ave
Lester Ebosh
Marshall Reshetar
West 28Th St. Reshetar
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Ebosh
Ramona Campbel
Jim Winters
Clement Reinders
Dessar Ramsey
Gordon Barter
Ridgeville
Gregational Church
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Alfred Foote
Emory Hershey
Hershey
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Ralph Gilder
Earl Avins
Robert Taylor
Huron
Theodore Humphrey
Cleveland
Amherst
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Berea
Northingo
lCarl Krampt
Sandusky Man Held In Forgery
William Vettel, 24, of Sandusky, arrested at his wife’s West Market Street home as the third man in a $7,000 petty cash forgery spree involving 28 blank checks linked to Darin and Armstrong Co. and Ford Motor Co. He awaits arraignment on forgery charges while co-defendants Jackie Brooks, 24, of Bellevue, and Frank Gregory, 21, of Sandusky, have been bound over to Erie County Grand Jury on $20,000 bonds. Brooks surrendered. Gregory was captured arriving from J Cleveland Hopkins Airport on March 20.
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William Vettel
West Market St
Darin and Armstrong Co
Ford Motor Co
Vettel
Jackie
Brooks
Bellevue
Frank Gregory
Erié County Grand Jury
Gregory
J. Cleveland Hopkins
Mar
Lorain Municipal Court Docket Summary
Lorain Municipal Court records show several defendants. Robert Southard, 30, disorderly conduct and intoxication, $50 and costs, 10 days jail with eight days withheld. Paul Wert, 128 Grant Elyria reckless operation, fines and tests. Arthur Tolliver, 46, West 19th pleading innocent driving while intoxicated, trial set May 15, bond continued. Charles Young, 39 Riverside Homes Elyria speeding, $25 costs. Howard Textor, 37 Dellewool speeding, $10 costs. Douglas Boucheley, 26 West 15th physical control of vehicle while intoxicated, $175 costs. Ann Bickel, 35 East Erie reckless operation, pleaded innocent trial May 8, bond $50.
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Robert Southard
Robert St
Paul R. Wert
Grant St
Elyhia
Arthur Tolliver
West 19Th St
Charles B. Young
Riverside
Elyria
Howard Textor
Dellewool
Douglas Boucheley
West 15Th St
Ann M. Bickel
East Erie Ave
Pinochle Club Awards Prizes To 3 Women
Mrs Walter Los hosted the Neighborhood Pinochle Club with eight members and one guest. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Stupak for high, Mrs Irma Beko for the traveler's prize, and Mrs James Szuch Jr for low.
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South Amherst
Walter Los
Frank Stupak
Irma Beko
James Szuch Jr
Los
Beko
Pinball Check Up Started In Lorain
Lorain will launch an immediate and continuous probe into pinball machines as gambling devices. City Safety Director Joseph B. Conley will direct Police Chief Frank Pawlak to inspect every licensed machine and report daily activities. 129 licenses for pinball operations have been issued this year amid complaints of non amusements.
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Lorain
Joseph B. Conley
Conley
Frank Pawlak
John C. Jaworski
Lorainite Gets Jail Term For Assault On Wife
Charles F. Deering, 43, of 2818 Colorado Ave, and Pedro Fontanez, 18, faced terms in Lorain Municipal Court. Fontanez received three months in jail with 80 days credited, probation for a year revoked, after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct stemming from an incident at a tavern. Deering, cited for intoxication and carrying a concealed weapon, had been placed on probation previously. his wife reported he held a knife and threatened her yesterday during a tavern dispute.
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Lorain
Charles F. Deering
Colorado Ave
Pedro Fontanez
East 29Th St
Mu Municipal Courtnicipal
Fontanez
Roger
Deer- Fontanez
Gooding
Avon Kindergarten Registrations Open Despite Early Arrivals
Avon mothers and families crowded the school yesterday to register for the Avon Kindergarten arriving from 5:30 am ahead of the 9 am start. With a 60 pupil cap, interest rises as the Avon Board weighs expansion options at tonight’s school board meeting.
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R. R. Walters
Avon Elementary School
Paul Parfitt
David Andrew Krumwiede
AVON
Avon ‘Kindergarten Mothers Club
Childern
William H. Jones
Avont Board of Education
Sandusky Police Probe Continues Mar 13 Eye Incident
Police investigation into the March 13 eye throwing incident at William Hartman’s residence yields no new clues. The victim remains in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital while the police pursue leads and organize a mothers group to assist.
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Sandusky
William Hartman
Lorain
Ida Beutler
Raymond High
Lake Rd
Mitchell
Mothershhie
Vic 1
Llub
Star Adcock
St. Joseph Hospital
Tombstones Damaged Spurs $50 Fine Plan in Sheffield
Sheffield Garfi eld Cemetery vandalism spurs draft of an ordinance with a $50 fine upon conviction. Council authorized the village solicitor to prepare the measure after 10 tombstones were overturned in the older section. Police noted 12 accidents in March and tickets for drunken driving and a school bus stop violation. Mayor reported March fines and costs at $991.10. The meeting adjourned to April 18 with officials approving truck insurance and no parking signs along Route 611. A flag and other civic improvements were approved for the new fire station.
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Sheffield
Fred Winter
Walter McAllister
Edward Leitwiler
Ruth Potter
John Belu
Frank Hudak
John Traxler
Eddie Heidendorf
State Highway Department
Colorado Ave
Rt. 611
Abbe Ra
Vincent
Detroit Rd
West River Red
Former Lorain Schools Superintendent Dies
Paul C. Bunn 72 retired educator and former Lorain Public Schools superintendent died yesterday at 9 p.m. in North Side Unit of Youngstown City Hospital after a stroke. Born in Salineville Ohio he taught and led schools across Ohio before leading Lorain Public Schools for nine years until 1944. Survived by wife Lois Axtell three sons and a brother. Services Thursday at 10 a.m. at Youngstown First Presbyterian Church. Burial Belmont Park Cemetery.
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Lorain Public Schools
North Side
Youngstown City Hospital
Mr. Bunn
Youngstown
Lorain
Mahoning County
Salineville
O. Columbiann
Wooster Academy
College of Wooster
Columbia University
Bettsville
Ashtabula Harbor
Red Cross
Family Service Society
Boy Scout Executive Council
Youngstown J Job and Safety Council
Public Library
Forner
Lois Axtell
Paul A. Bunn
Medi
Cars moved for street crew snow removal in Lorain
Lorain reports 20 cars moved from Broadway and downtown streets to clear snow. Vehicles were towed or moved to nearby city parking. owners can claim at the police station with no charge.
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Lorain
Broadway
City Street
City
Nde
Berlin Heights Water Line Install Progress Report
Berlin Heights officials report water works installation ahead of schedule. Water service connections to dwellings will begin in about two weeks at no charge with a signed Water Service Agreement. Tap charges will apply for later connections, and water entry is to the nearest basement wall. Sidney Daniels will lead the water department and may also serve as police chief and street supervisor.
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Berlin Heights
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Village Council
Dave Wikel
Elton G. Green
Cation
Water Department
Sidney Daniels
Board of Public Affairs
Daniels
Wrist Watch Stolen From House In Lorain Burglary
In Lorain a foreign pistol and a wrist watch were stolen from a residence on East 28th Street after burglars broke a window. Dominic Martinez, 62, reported the break in and said the watch and gun were taken while he was away. Senator McCarthy urged extending refugee intake as a counter to Communist oppression in Hungary.
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Albert P. Morano
R-Conn
Eisenhower
Hungary
Mo Lrano
Irda
Morano
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Lorain
United Nations
East 28Th St
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Dominic Martinez
United States
McCarthy
Martinez
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