Fire and traffic gridlock as Elyria blaze snarls downtown
A sudden Parsch Lumber mill fire in Elyria drew a full general alarm, tying up police and delaying traffic for hours. Spectators crowded Washington Avenue and Lodi Street while firefighters fought the blaze with engines repositioned amid detours and hose lines.
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Elyria
Lems
Lodi St
Washington Ave
Kenneth Martin
Parsch
Middle Ave
East Ave
West Ave
Second
Third Sts
Depot St
Broad St
Middle
Court
Holy Thursday Lord's Supper Planned at Elyria Home
Dr W Stanley Smith and Rev Perry S Neldon will lead Holy Thursday observance of the Lord's Supper at the Elyria Methodist Home. All residents attend in the chapel with communion to patients on the hospital floor after the service.
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W. Stanley Smith
Perry S. Neldon
Elyria Methodist Home
Ichapel
Smith
Mr. Neldon
Ridgeville Junior Women Elect Mrs Shaffold North Ridgeville
Mrs. Robert Shaffold was elected president of the Ridgeville Junior Women's Club at the April meeting. Officers include Mrs. William Gardner as vice president and Mrs. Frank Dudek as secretary, with Mrs. Dean Alsbach treasurer. Installation is set for May with Mrs. Richard Horan officiating.
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North
Ridgeville
Robert Shaffold
Junior Women’s Club
William Gardner
Frank Dudek
Dean Alspach
Richard Horan
Charles Stuart
Elmer Hessert
Shafford
Sears Plans 240000 Service Station At Elyria Store
Sears Roebuck and Co. advances talks with Elyria Development Corp. to build a 240000 dollar auto service station and warehouse on the Sears parking lot at Second and Chapel Streets. The plan includes a four bay drive through facility and auto maintenance services with tires batteries and rebuilt parts. Completion is targeted for late fall and building costs are estimated at 150000 to 160000 dollars.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Elyria Development Corp
Sears
Second
Chapel St
Broad St
Paul Moos
Elyria
Moos
Recreation Board pledges restoration of cuts if levy passes
If the May 3 two mill operating levy is approved, the city recreation department would restore cuts and fund $22,000 in programs. The plan adds pools operations for the season, supervision, supplies, park improvements, and baseball and softball activities while restoring summer playgrounds and centers.
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City Recreation Department
Recreation Board
Charles Hoagland
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the Chronicle
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Birmingham
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Roy Reisinger
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Herb Guild
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