Avon jet alignment sparks lot division fight and build plan
Avon Lake planners hear Charles Cory pledge to build a Mt. Vernon style house within five feet of the Center Road lot line after delaying for a ruling on dividing a 190 foot frontage parcel. Neighbors contends the split would yield insufficient room due to a county drainage ditch, leaving 30 to 40 feet unusable.
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Charles Cory
Cory
Avon Lake
Center
Hino Samosan
Samosans
Sampson
Tne
Samosan
Mt. Vernon
Burglary at Evans Pub Reported After Weekend Breakin
Police report burglars entered Evans Pub at 1368 Winckies Street during the weekend and ransacked desks and cabinets. They took items including a desk flag and 2% cash before fleeing. Entry appeared made through a damaged rear door.
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Probation Granted for James McCassall
James McCassall of 1570 East Olivet Lorain was granted probation after a recommendation by the probation department. He had been indicted for shooting and wounding Harry Leary in Locain. Judge LeRoy F. Keily approved the probation on September 18.
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James McCassall
Harry v. Leary
Locain
LeRoy F. Keily
Probaten Department
Brown defends GOP at Amherst gathering in Lorain County
John W. Brown Medina Republican candidate for Ohio lieutenant governor challenged DiSalle era policies at a 7% Republican turnout meeting in Amherst. He attacked welfare cutbacks, questioned state payments for car use, criticized a $2 billion state budget and urged Republicans to press state officials for clear financial status and balanced budgeting.
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John W. Brown
Medina
Ohio
DiSalle
Lorain County
Brown
Mary Gorman
Public Welfare Department
Se Cate
Earcvess
Don Patterson
Patterson
Charles E. Fry
U.S
Sion
Mary Wheatley
Amherst Republican Women's Club
David A. Wilding Jr
Amherst Gop Club
Roger W. Tracy
Lesces V. Woodling
Richard B. Kay
Ex mental patient charged with kidnapping his date
Ex mental patient William Kuhlman, 21, of Maplewood New Jersey, was to be arraigned on a kidnapping charge after taking Mary Ann Loos, 20, of Springfield New Jersey, on a Saturday date. She was drugged and later released near Springfield State Hospital, with a citywide search and a possible death penalty consideration if convicted.
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William Kuhlman
Maplewood
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Edward G. Pollard
Mary Ann Loos
Springheld
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Sykesville
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Philadelphia
Avon Lake reviews industrial sewer plan amid controversy
Former councilman James Resar accuses a letter seeking clarification on sewer extensions to the industrial area north of the Nickel Plate tracks of being ignored. Avon Lake Mayor John Picken says regulations were reviewed and he will seek to keep current low tax rates.
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Avon Lake
NEW London
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Avon Lake Counc and Planning Commission
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John Picken
A and P Plans New Market and Broader Elyria Storefronts
J N Ragsler Realty Co announces plans for a $200000 A and P food market on property owned by Joe Norban and a 26 foot expansion of the Merthe Co department store on Broad Street. Harry Levine advances a ten year lease for the remaining Broad Street frontage while Richard Lysaght leads the Merthe renovation. Construction to begin May 1 with 14000 square feet of store space and 84000 square feet of parking.
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J. N. Ragsler Realty Co
Broad St
Kresge Co
C. H. Merthe Co
Har Ty’s Men's Wear
Joe Norban
Elyria In
Oberlin Rd
Merthe Co
Harry Levine
Harry's Men’s Wear
Lorain
Rassler
Richard Lysaght
Joe Norban Co
New A & P
Norban
Kiwanis Easter Breakfast Set at First Methodist Church
Elyria Kiwanis Club announces its annual Easter Breakfast for Thursday at 8 a.m. at the First Methodist Church. Harold A. Zealley, administrator of Elyria Memorial Hospital, will speak to attendees.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
First Methodist Church
Harold A. Zealley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
City Council Considers Five Year Renewal and Finance Referrals
The finance unit will clear up referrals as the council plans a committee of the whole meeting on April 5 at 7 30 p.m. Kenneth A Krueck chairs the session with joint committee talks on city manpower, equipment, and street projects.
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Gerald S. Martin
Efits V. Neeson
Batot
Martin
Kenneth A. Krueck
Enty Hall
Auto flips cited boy driver in Elyria accident
A 15-year-old Elyria boy was cited to juvenile court for driving without a license after his car overturned on Ford Road while swerving to avoid a dog. The vehicle, owned by Holden L. Bell, caused about 200 dollars in damage and the youth sustained arm and side abrasions. Police said the owner believed the boy had a driving permit. James F. Dobbins, 24, was charged with failing to stop after a minor collision on Broad Street at East Avenue when his car hit the rear of a stopped vehicle driven by Inez Gustovich.
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Helen Baker
Esther Paddock
Mary Finkel
East Main St
Newlevy
Elyria
London
Viola Brown
Ceeds
Prove
Peggy Schacht
jCase
Thomas Ward
Ernest Blake
Joanne Harmony
Nancy Erickson
Betty Harris
Elmer Schacht
Orlstaff
Ford Rd
Holden L. Bell
Garden St
James F. Dobbins
Broad St
East Ave
Dobbins
Inez O Gustovich
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Elyria approves 720 dollar mayor car allowance
Elyria City Council passed an ordinance setting Mayor Charles V. Neeson’s car allowance at 720 dollars per year, with only Richard E. Baird voting no. The measure was included in the 1962 appropriation, while other actions approved include Project M note renewal, street sealing contracts, road paint and water pipe purchases, and final approval of Thornwood Subdivision No 1.
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Charles V. Neeson
Elyria
Richard E. Baird
J. C. Wiliam Tattersall
Oscar G. Dunn
Baird
Finance Committee
Neeson
Council
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McDonald Co
Sound
Thornwood Subdivision
North Abhead
Jury hears damage suit testimony in Wisconsin case
In Superior Wisconsin Kenneth Campbell sues John A Yen for 90000 alleging injuries from a traffic crash on April 2 1959. Campbell crossing Colorado Ave in Lorain when struck by Yen's car fracturing his leg per petition filed before Judge LeRoy F Kelly.
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Testemmy
Kenneth Campbell
Superior
Wis
John A. Yen
Georgia Ave
Lorain
Campbell
Colorado Ave
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