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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1960

Page

9

Knollwood PTA Meets Tomorrow At Brookside High

Knollwood Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 8 pm at Brookside High School. Mrs Leonard Kutza of Lorain will speak and display her doll collection. Ralph Goehring will discuss the school band levy and answer questions. New officers will be elected. Members are asked to bring sales tax stamps for the final collection of the year.

Sheffield Lake Knollwood Parent-Teacher Association Brookside High School Leonard Kutza Lorain Ralph Goehring PTA

Planners To Review Zone Map In Lorain

The Lorain Planning Commission will finalize a proposed master zone map on Thursday before referral to City Council. The map adds four new and seven existing zones as phase two of a 12 year zoning update begun two years ago. A 24 foot wide concrete road proposal will also be reviewed, labeled a private driveway.

Lorain City Planning Commission Council

May Day proclaimed for National Youth and Loyalty Day

Mayor John C. Jaworski proclaimed May 1 as National Youth Day at the urging of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and Loyalty Day at the request of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The actions formalize city observances for both events.

Lorain John C' Jaworski Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Veterans of Foreign Wars

Telephone Man To Air Politics

Clarence C. Poleni of Ohio Bell will address the Business and Professional Women of Lorain at a Tuesday dinner on the role of individual participation in politics to defend free enterprise. Poleni, a Cleveland resident and former commercial engineer with a law degree, has served on state tax and highway committees and is active in local and state chambers and bar associations.

Lorain Clarence C. Poleni Ohio Bell Telephone Co Voice of Freedom Poleni Cleveland Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Bar Associations

Clevelander Charged In Knifing Case

Cleveland man Jose Guzman, 31, is charged with assault and battery in the knifing of William Logan, 40, after an incident outside Edna’s restaurant. Logan warned against assault of a woman, Arta Barker, 29, who identified Guzman as a former boyfriend. Logan was treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital after receiving a facial cut. A tip led police to Buck’s Tavern where Guzman was arrested.

Lorain Arta Barker Allen Hotel Logan Miss Barker Edna West Erie Ave Guzman St. Joseph Hospital Buck

Raiders name Neven operations and ticket manager

Oakland General Manager Chet Soda appoints Everett Neven as operations and ticket manager for the Oakland Raiders in the American Football League.

Oakland, Calif UPI Chet Soda Everett Neven Oakland Raiders

Standards Come Later in Lorain Renewal Effort

Urban renewal expert James M. Lister urged Lorain's citizen renewal study group to set a goal before standards. He outlined a seven part plan to qualify for federal funds, noting costs could reach 10 million dollars with two thirds covered by federal aid. He stressed community support, private investment, and focus on rehabilitating existing neighborhoods.

Lorain James M. Lister Cleveland John C. Jaworski Lister United Community Jaworski Wee

Amherst Man Charged With Intoxication

Amherst Albert Bahl of Elyria Avenue was charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct after police found him lying near the pavement. He is to appear in court tonight according to Police Chief Paul Pikey.

Amherst Albert Bahl Elyria Ave Paul Pikey Bahl

Sidewalk Motorist Pinched After Barfront Incident

Carl Rhodes, 25, was arrested in Lorain after driving a car onto a sidewalk from East 28th Street and Pearl Avenue. Police charged him with driving while intoxicated, faulty brakes, and possession of an open flask containing intoxicants while his vehicle sat on the sidewalk in front of Tube Tavern. A witness said Rhodes backed the car along the sidewalk and narrowly avoided striking bystanders near the bar.

Lorain Sandusky Carl Rhodes Tube Tavern Rhodes East 28Th St Pearl Ave

Police Seek Magician Boy After Westside Intrusion Reports

Lorain police search for a young blond boy with a limp suspected of trying to gain entry at two westside homes. Diane Scholl 21 and another resident report he asked to admit under false pretenses claiming to sell magazines or needing money. Police found no one. In a separate incident Dennis Powell 22 allegedly forced entry into his mother in law’s home attacked her and threatened his estranged wife. Hazel Crawford 49 said Powell climbed a back porch roof and entered, knocking her down. LaVerene Powell fled with their three year old daughter. Powell is charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication.

Westside Diane Scholl Kolbe Rd Oakhill Dr Dennis Powell Broadway Hazel Crawford Ell LaVerene Powell

New Parking Plan Trials Begin in Lorain on Broadway

Safety Director Gabor Toth announces a trial of a new parking system on Broadway between Sixth and Seventh Streets. The plan reduces individual stall length from 22 to 18 feet while preserving maneuvering space, with a traffic officer to explain the changes. Police Lt. George Maiden says the system halves parking time and has succeeded in other cities.

Gabor Toth Broadway Toth George Maiden Fof

Rosy Year Ahead for Rose Market in 1960

New York reports the home gardening trade anticipates 40 million rose bushes sold in 1960, valued at about 100 million dollars, per Armstrong Nurseries president J Andy Armstrong.

New York UPI J. Andy Armstrong Armstrong Nurseries, Inc

First broken stone road opens toll pike 82 miles

The first broken stone surfaced road in the United States was a toll pike stretching 82 miles from Philadelphia to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, completed in 17%.

United States Philadelphia Lancaster

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