Man Fights Brain Concussion at Vine Gate Tavern
LORALN Charles Edwards, 46, and Julius Bryant, 34, were charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication after a scuffle at Vine Gate Tavern Saturday. Edwards, recovering from a brain concussion, admitted throwing a bottle. Bryant had allegedly his hand in Edwards pocket. Irma Arroyo, 35, treated for a scalp cut after a family fight with husband who allegedly threw a dinner plate.
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Loraln
Charles Edwards
20Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
Vine Gate
Edwards
Julius Bryant
Industrial Ave
St. Joseph
Man Loses $23 In Monte Card Game Pickup
Elvis Boyd, 53, of 3723 Ada Ave, reports three strangers asked for a ride near Middendorf's Drug Store and lured him into three card Monte in his car. He lost $23 on the first hand and the trio drove off, eroding his trust in strangers.
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Lorain
Monte
Elvis Boyd
Ada Ave
Boyd
Middendorf’s
Broadway
21St St
Belden 4-H Unit Elects New Officers
The Tasty Teens 4-H Outdoor Cooking Club elected officers for 1960 61 at Eila Abbey home Martha Mole was named president Other officers include Ella Abbey Susan Wesemeyer Sally Schriver Sandra Sooy Jan ks Abbey Barbara Sampson Elaine Abbey and Susan Wesemeyer health and safety co chairmen They planned a basic photography project and set May 1 as enrollment deadline Officers will attend Midview Officers Camp May 3 at 8 pm at the high school The next meeting is at Martha Mole’s home May 10
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Belden
Eila Abbey
Martha Mole
Ella Abbey
Susan Wesemeyer
Sally Schriver
Sandra Sooy
Janks Abbey
Barbara Sampson
Elaine Abbey
Susian Wesemeyer
Midview
Cluby
Elwin Klinect
Lumber Found but A Long Way From Home
Roy Kibbe reported the theft of used lumber valued at about 1000 dollars from his Kibbe property on Colorado Avenue near Missouri Avenue. The lumber was discovered missing Thursday and later found on a future house site at Beech Avenue and 21st Street. Kibbe, 63, of 1348 Long Avenue, could not identify the person responsible.
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Lorain
Kibbe
Colorado Ave
Missouri Ave
Roy Kibbe
Long Ave
Beech Ave
21St St
Woman Charged In Bootlegging In Lorain
Lorain police arrested 33 year old Vivian Riegel of 1048 Broadway on liquor selling charges and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a Broadway apartment bootlegging incident. Her 16 year old daughter Tonnibel was at home. One guest paid 80 cents for no shots and 25 cents for a bottle of beer. Six bottles of liquor and drinks were seized.
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Lorain
Broadway
Vivian Riegel
Tonnibel
After Work Snack Plan Ends In Theft Keene Assault
Wil iard Keene, 39, of 2132 Garfield Bird, says three or four Negro men beat him near the Terminal restaurant cigar store on Vine Ave and stole his money, a watch, and car keys. He reported the incident yesterday afternoon after returning to his car. Police linked other early Sunday thefts at local homes and a service station, including a partially opened gas jet at 1237 Eighth St and a bicycle theft near the Atlas bicycle shop. Police noted a confusing sequence of events as victims described irregularities and minor injuries.
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Lorain
Wiliard Keene
Garfield ‘Bird
Keene
Vine Ave
Joseph Bock
33Rd
Mary Ann
Brush Pearl Ave
Bock
Eighth St
Bock l
Walter Beery
East 28Th St
Atlas Bicycle Shop
Oli Giannini
Falbo
Belden Homemakers Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
Belden Homemakers Club will meet for an all day session with Mrs. Robert Bugas. Members should bring white elephants for a sale and Stamps are to be taken to the next church meeting.
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Belden
Robert Bugas
Farm Bureau Council 7-D
William Gest
Four-H Jolly Jo
Windy hazards as plastic insulation strips drift through neighborhood
Police reported vinyl plastic insulation strips blown from a nearby construction site into the Ashland Avenue West 26th Street area. About 60 strips were loose, officers directed traffic and kept children away until the strips were gathered and secured. The strips are part of construction at Admiral King High School, and contractor Michael Freeman of Wooster said he would secure them.
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Lorain
Ashland Ave
26Th St
Admiral Ernest Jy King
Michael Freeman
Wooster
Librarian Harry Lyndenberg Dies in Columbus
Harry M. Lyndenberg 83, former chief of New York public libraries, died in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPN
Harry M. Lyndenberg
New York Public Libraries
Tax filing deadline arrives at midnight
Washington UPI reports the federal income tax return deadline hits at midnight tonight as taxpayers rush to file. The notice underscores last minute filings and potential penalties for lateness.
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Washington
UPI
Girl Dashes Into Car Injures Leg in Lorain Scene
Nilsa Serrano seven of 2839 Pearl Avenue was playing in front of 1561 East 253rd Street when she ran between parked cars and hit a passing car. The vehicle was driven by Hector Guzman fifteen of 1529 East 29th Street and he was charged with driving without a license.
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Lorain
Nilsa Serrano
Pearl Ave
Hector Guzman
29Th St
NAACP Ends Oberlin Boycott
Oberlin NAACP chapter lifts boycott of Fisher Bros. store after management hires a Black employee for carry-out service. Wright says the store complied with the demand as no color line exists in hiring and a Black woman previously worked there for seven years.
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Oberlin
National Association For the “Advancement of Colored People
Fisher Bros
Cornelius Wright
NAACP
Wright
Explosion kills five on Dutch tanker near Gibraltar
An explosion aboard the 13,150 ton Dutch tanker Pendrecht killed five crewmen near the entrance to the Mediterranean about 11 miles southeast of Gibraltar. The tanker was towed to Gibraltar by the Norwegian tug Hercules.
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Gibraltar
Pendrecht
Mediterranean
Hercules
Ford Wins City Contract With Atkinson Williams Ford
LORAIN The Atkinson Williams Ford Agency will supply the city with 25000 dollars worth of equipment after a city control board action. The bid totaling 26465 dollars, minus 3000 for trade ins, was the lowest of three bids. A 2000 dollar bid for a pickup was not low by itself but approved as part of the low total, with a second bid of 2516 dollars from Bob Beck Chevrolet Co. Five new dump trucks a new chassis and a pickup will replace current city service department equipment. Another 25000 dollars of equipment for other city departments is planned for 1960 purchases.
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Lorain
Atkinson-Williams Ford
City Control Board
Peter Goohs
Goohs
Bob, Beck Chevrolet Co
Thousands Expected At White House Easter Egg Roll
Thousands of children were expected to attend the annual Easter egg roll at the White House. President Eisenhower might attend as he plans to fly from Augusta, Georgia, where he has been vacationing. Forecast called for warm, partly cloudy weather.
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White House
Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
Augusta
Khrushchev to Visit Austria This Summer
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit Austria in July or August at the invitation of Chancellor Julius Rabb Radio Moscow said Sunday night. The trip aims to reinforce Soviet Austrian ties and establish closer cultural and political contacts.
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London
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Austria
Julius Rabb
Radio Moscow
Child Saved From Fire By Moher
A two year old girl Twana Davis escaped unharmed from a West 16th Street home fire Saturday afternoon. The mother rescued the child after entering the blaze on the second floor where clothing storage containers burned and walls scorched. Sparks from a cigarette were listed as a possible cause.
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Lorain
West 16Th St
Twana Davis
Gestand Davis
Five Killed In Car Crash Near Sharpsburg Maryland
Five men died in a Sunday night crash on State Rt 34 near Sharpsburg Maryland when their car struck a tree. Police identified victims as George M Mowen 22 Raymond C Smith Jr 21 both of Hagerstown Md Charles William Arthurs Jr 24 Alton Lee Stewart 34 of Hagerstown and John L Bingaman 29 of Waynesboro Pa.
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Here
George M. Mowen
Raymond C. Smith Jr
Rte. 1
Hagerstown
Charles Wiliam Arthurs Jr
Alton Lee Stewart
John L. Bingaman
Rte
Wasnesboro
Lorain Council Studies Yacht Club Site Contention Tonight
Lorain City Council to hear Solicitor Adri an Bedeski on LYC claim the former club site is not complete movable or city property. Commodore Burley notes the 1938 lease deemed city property on completion. Separate items include hiring Jones Henry and Williams to resurvey Brownhelm Township area and Lorain County urging city take over a nearby sewage plant.
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Adrilan Bedeski
Commodore David Burley
Bedeski
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge
Yacht Club
Jones, Henry and Williams
Brownhelm Township
A. V. Agnew
Waterworks and Sewage Department
Vermilion
Elyrian Guilty In DWI Case
Elyrian Westfall of Oberlin pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated after a collision at East College and East Lorain Streets that injured his wife Juanita and others. He was fined 250 dollars, sentenced to 10 days in county jail, and license suspended for one year. a related failure to yield charge was dismissed.
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Oberlin
Ierrvy Westrail
Juanita
Westfail
Philip Thomas
East College
East Lorain Sts
Westfall
College St
Jerry R. Duelley
R. D
LaGrange
Herley Jr
James
Charlotte
Dueley
Allen Hospital
Police Charge Tenant With House Theft
Lorain police closed files on an April 12 petit larceny case at 1306 West Erie Ave. Resident John Burger 18 admitted taking $4 to $5 and a key case from the downstairs apartment of Thomas Myers 37. Myers reported drawers ransacked and money missing from a dresser top.
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Lorain
West Erie Ave
Frank Pawlak
John Burger
Thomas Myers
Avon Lake Honor Roll Misspells Hearn Name
Avon Lake High School Honor Roll printed Thursday with Mary Jo Hearn’s name misspelled in the Avon Lake Chronicle Telegram edition. The corrected spelling matches the above, and readers are advised to note the accurate form.
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Avon Lake
Chronicle- Telegram
Mary Jo Hearn
Columbia Meetings Listed
Columbia residents have three meetings this evening at 7 p.m. The Columbia Township Trustees discuss issues at the fire station. The Columbia Band Parents Association meets at 7:30 p.m. in the school music room with band director Jay Ross present. Pre-school Parents gather in the school cafeteria for a program of special interest to parents of under school age children. All meetings are open.
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Columbia — Columbians
Columbia Township
Columbia
Columbia Band Parents Association
Columbia School
Jay Ross
What AA Is Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share experience strength and hope to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires an honest desire to stop drinking. It has no dues or fees and is not allied with any group or institution. Its primary purpose is sobriety and aiding others to achieve it. Box 321 Elyria Ohio.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
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