Accident Claims Elyria Veteran In Westlake Crash
Andrew Skupnick 40 of Elyria dies from head on collision on Center Ridge Rd near Bailus Rd. Alice Auer 30 of North Ridgeville injured. both taken to Bay View Hospital. Skupnick born Nov 10, 1916 in Fayette County Pa. Surviving wife Norma Gray, a son and a daughter. Funeral arrangements planned in Masontown, Pa.
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Westlake
Andrew Alex Skupnick
Barbara Ave
Ely Village
Elyria
Skupnick
Bay View Hospital
Center Ridge Rd
Bailus Rd
Alice Auer
Main St
North Ridgeville
Bay View
Tative
Pennsylvania
Skugnick
Fayette County
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Cleveland
North Presbyterian Church
Normanee Gray
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Andrew
Mary Ann
Louie Skupnick
Dillmer
George
Alex
Masontown
Virginia Brak
Barbara Kovach
Katherine Mellin
Anna Marome
New York City
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Maybuth Funeral Home
Flatwoods Cemetery
Lorain Grocer Dies At Store
Lorain Louis Luigi Barricelli 81 died suddenly of a heart attack this morning at his grocery store at 724 West 13th Street he owned. Born in Italy May 2 1875 he came to Lorain in 1913 and worked 38 years for Lake Terminal Railroad before retiring. Survivors include two sons Ralph and Carl of Cleveland five daughters Lena Lacalandra Jennie Golini Rose Peerola Marie Moron and Irma Emerick all of Lorain 11 grandchildren three great grandchildren a sister Nancy Connone Lorain and two brothers Nicholas in Italy and Patsy Monroe Michigan Friends may call at Walter A Frey Funeral Home after 7 p m tomorrow Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Lorain
Louis Luigi Barricelli
West 13Th St
Barricelli
Italy
Lake Terminal Railroad
St. Peter
Cleveland
Lena Lacalandra
Jennie Golini
Rose Peerola
California
Marie Moron
Irma Emerick
Nancy Connone
Nicholas
Patsy
Monroe
Mich
Walter A. Frey
Uranium Strike Near Pike Attracts Elyria Prospectors
Halitzka and Rogers announce blasting to six feet below the surface today at their shale uranium find near the Ohio Turnpike. The cousins Mrs. William Lynch of Owosso and Miss Catherine Doerr of Philadelphia own the 75 acre site, with tests to be done by the Bureau of Mines in Washington to determine extent and value.
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Halitzka
William Lynch
Owosso
Mich
Catherine Doerr
Philadelphia
United States
Turnpike
Dean Rd
Federal Bureau of Mines
Washington
Greig
Elyria High
Barbara Hilberg
Lynch
Elyria
Doerr
Temple University
James Ehrman
Firelands
Carl Ivers
Ward Rd
Granite Mountain Range
Canada
Hilberg
George Hilberg
Oberlin College
Ford
Miss Doerr
Colorado Plateau
Califoria
Wyoming
Dakotas
Imogene
Linda
Claudia
Craig
Sherrit St
Rogers
Wilson Heating Co
Lorain
Barbara
Tim
Ricky
Eady Court
Lewis Halitzka
John Rogers
Ohio Turnpike
Dean Rad
C-T
Protesters form committee to block Lorain annexation drive
About 100 residents at the Black River-Sheffield Civic League meeting formed an eight man committee under attorney Milton Friedman to oppose the Ford plant area annexation. The panel will contact signers, probe legalities, and represent opponents at hearings as they seek to derail the petition.
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Black River
Sheffield Township
Freeholders
Ford
Milton Friedman
Brownhelm Township
Vermilion Board of Education
Brownhelm
Lorain
Erie County
Schaeffers
Beaver Park
Black River Township
Joseph Weller
Ford Plant
James Bell
Baumhart Rd
Kolbe Rd
Frank Wardini
Ford Favored Incorporation in Prior Cincinnati Merger Case
The Ford Motor Company backed incorporation over annexation in the Cincinnati area when a 600 acre Columbia Township site faced annexation. President Henry Ford II endorsed incorporation, which narrowly survived court battles and local opposition, as Fairfax area voters approved incorporation by a large margin on April 28, 1935. By 1951 the idea resurfaced as an alternative to annexation to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Columbia Township
Hamilton County
Ford
Henry Ford II
Fairfax
Brownhelm Township
Cincinnati-area
Tarnilten Onimur
Thuin Adti
Fairfax Annexation Foes and Pro-Incorporation Win in 1955 Vote
A long dispute over Fairfax area incorporation ends with a 1955 election in the 600 acre Fairfax area, where residents vote 91 to 9 to form an incorporated village after court battles over annexation petitions and residency. The case involves Columbia Township trustees, Cincinnati, and the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Auteunum
City of
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Columbia Township
Fairfax
Engineer Estimates Rt 254 ROW Land Value at $5 500
County Engineer Don E. Patterson reviewed tax valuations for land needed for the planned three mile extension of Route 254 to Route 2 and 6. He said 46.15 acres are required with an average tax value of $123 per acre, totaling under $5,500.
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Don E. Patterson
Rt. 2
Patterson
Columbus
Shaffer, Parrett and Associates
Uranium Fragments Found Possible in Ohio Says Oberlin Professors
Oberlin College geologists say glacial drift from Canada could carry uranium fragments into Lorain-Erie County area but likely in small amounts. Professors Hubbard Foreman and De Mott caution against rushing to claim while noting geologists have erred before. Diamonds occasionally found in Ohio and uranium typically not native to the state.
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Oberlin
Lorain-Erie County
George D. Hubbard
Oberlin College
Canada
Fred Foreman
Lawrence L. de Mott
Foreman
Ohio
de Mott
Mott
Hubbard
Brownhelm Incorp Interest Tied to Ford Influence
Brownhelm Township Trustee Robert L. Leimbach expressed interest in studying incorporation if Ford shows encouragement toward Brownhelm, warning without backing progress is unlikely. The Fairfax case recalls 1950 efforts in Columbia Township Hamilton County, where a Ford Automatic Transmission Division plant aided annexation pressure toward Cincinnati.
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Ford Motor Co
Brownhelm Township
Ford
Brownhelm
Ford Division
Lorain
Amherst Village
Black River Township
Brownheim
Robert L. Leimbach
Fairfax
Columbia Township
Hamilton County
Redbank Road
Cincinnati
Miller Ninth In Professional Anglers Test At Hot Springs
Don Miller of the Chronicle Telegram placed ninth of 19 after the first day of a $2,000 national professional fishing championship in Hot Springs Arkansas sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Thirty top anglers began the by invitation event with eleven dropping out. Miller caught a limit of bass and several crappies as scoring weighed fish type and total weight. First prize is $1,000.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Don Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Chamacter of Commerce
Miller
NEA survey estimates 1957 teacher supply and demand gap
The National Education Association reports 1957 graduates offer 107,452 qualified teachers versus 97,586 the prior year. Yet only 61,674 of last year’s class became teachers. The supply seems adequate but local demand may not be met, with three fifths aiming for high school teaching and two thirds of teachers in elementary grades.
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National Education Association
NEA
Agile Burglars Hit Lorain Arena For Little Cash
Burglars used a crude scaffold to access a vent window about 25 feet up at the Roll Arena on Lake Road in Lorain last night. They broke a juke box and pried open a gum machine and ticket office, but manager William Bauer says only a small amount of money was taken. The theft was found this morning by custodian Charles Daugherty.
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Roll
Lake Rd
Lorain
William Bauer
Bauer
Charles Daugherty
City of Elyria Offices Close Early for Good Friday
The city will close at 2 p m tomorrow in observance of Good Friday. Mayor J Grant Keys said it is customary to give employees time off to attend church services.
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City of Elyria
City of
Eisenhowers Fly to Augusta for Golf Vacation
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower departed Washington for Augusta Georgia for a ten day golfing vacation. The trip comes amid routine summer leisure travel by the First Family.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
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Lorain Grocer
Pike
Fairfax Story
Hassle
Common Pleas
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Ohio Supreme Court
Thin Creek
Ri. 118
Gore Orphenage
Deas Rds
Kein Rogers
Lewis
Malitzka
Washington, D.C
Lorain Arena
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