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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
4
Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated April 17 1968 reports local news and events from Elyria and surrounding Lorain County. Includes community notices, brief sports results, and city updates reflecting mid-April happenings.
A record of Elyria Municipal Court convictions includes many speeding fines such as Ernest D. Dean 35 Richmond with 15 dollars, Ernest L McClut Mich 15, Thomas R. John O 10, and William Daley 18 Cleveland 15. Also notes on disobeyed signals, driving on wrong side, stop signs, careless or reckless operation, license suspensions, and related penalties for numerous defendants from Cleveland Lorain and nearby areas.
Court notes from Oberlin show officers issuing speeding citations to Robert Coughlan and Dr. Vermilion in Lorain, with details missing or obscured in the record. A local case record also mentions Veedor Brus and a 37 jay designation, but the exact charges and outcomes are unclear from the fragment.
Grafton Kiwanis Club will meet at 6 30 p m at Grafton School. Guest speaker Mrs Norton Henry, chair of the Red Cross Social Welfare Aides Department, will discuss Red Cross Services to Military and Especially Vietnam. Amherst Easter egg hunt draws 26 winners at Powers Elementary School. Nearly 1000 eggs hidden as Easter Bunny arrives on a fire engine to hand prizes to children with marked eggs.
Lorain council set a public hearing for May 5 at the East 31st Street closure between Globe and Fulton Avenues. Community Development Director Starr and Planning Commissioner Campbell agreed the closure is needed for the urban renewal project A in South Lorain, targeting renovation of more than 1,090 homes with a 1972 completion plan and federal funding over one million dollars.
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