Revised School Plans OK'd see start of work soon
Sheffield scene shows Brookside and Tennyson Schools ready for near term construction after a Sheffield Lake District Local School Board meeting. Architects Fulton Krinsky and Dela Motte outlined revised plans to fit village zoning, with additions on the west sides and steps protruding six feet. State Board of Industrial Relations had approved earlier. work delays persist until final approvals. Contracts awarded total about 307k with bids for heating and electrical work, and a bond issue of 340k funded the project aimed to add classrooms, showers, lockers, and gym seating.
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Sheffield
Brookside
Tennyson
Sheffield, Lake District
Fulton
Appeals Board
State Board of Industrial Relations
Krinsky
Edward Leitwiler
T. J. Hume
Lorain
T. O. Murphy
Oberlin
American Warming and Ventilating Co
Cleveland
Ryan Electric Co
E. H. Sheldon Equipment Co
Muskegon
Mich
Tennyson Elementary School
Raymond Potter
Board of Zoning Appeals
Mayor Leads Legion Parley Discussion At Monroeville
Mayor J. Grant Keys Sunday will lead a group discussion on Americanism at the Fifth District American Legion Spring Conference in Monroeville. Sch Lee Man Post 347 hosts sessions at Monroeville School for 63 posts across 10 counties including Ashland Crawford Erie Huron Lorain Medina Richland Sandusky Seneca Wyandot. Registration begins 9:30 a.m. with sessions 10 to 10:30 a.m. formal program at 10:30 a.m. lunch 12:30 p.m. and afternoon session at 2 p.m.
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J. Grant Keys
American Legion
Monroeville
Sch-Lee-Man
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Monday Meeting Slated To Plan Memorial Rites
GRAFTON The executive committee of the Memorial Day Committee announced a meeting at town hall at 7 30 p m Monday to discuss activities and elect officers. A proposal from Elyria Memorial Day Committee asks the Grafton committee to care for cemeteries in the Midview School District, including St Mary Nichols Belden and Nesbitt Cemeteries, with Midview reps invited. Last year’s officers were Frank Dennes chairman Mayor E C Toghill honorary co chairman Mrs Jack Brandt secretary W C Valentine treasurer and Cecil Johnson advocate.
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Grafton
Elyria Memorial Day Committee
Grafton Committee
Midview
St. Mary, Nichols
Belden
Nesbitt
Girl, Five, Netting Rat Mistaken for Cat
Five year old Trese Feher netted a brown rat in an alley near her home at 227 South West River Street and lacerated her left thumb. Ear Sman, sanitation police, says she was briefly treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The rat was killed by playmates and sent to Columbus for lab tests.
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Trese Feher
South West River St
Trese
Ear Sman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Columpus
Board of Realtors to Meet Monday in Elyria
Members of the Elyria Board of Realtors will meet Monday at noon in the Elks Marine room. Speaker will be Long Horak of the Cuyahoga Abstract Title and Trust. Members are urged to bring guests.
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Elyria Board of Realtors
Elks Marine Room
Long Horak
The
Cuyahoga Abstract Title and Trust
Cold Bean Soup Lands Area Man In County Jail
Wilbur Blevins 35 of 5026 Liberty St Elyria was jailed after throwing cold bean soup on the floor and breaking dishes. His wife Madeline told deputies he had been drinking. He was brought in at midnight to await disposition of the complaint.
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Wilbur Blevins
Liberty St
R. D. Elyria
Blevins
Madeline
Patterson Urges France Aid While Opposing Indo China Troops
A campus political forum featured three of four candidates for the 13th District congressional nomination, Dale Kellogg and Louis Schultz, both Republicans, and Democrat George Steinemann. They debated U S foreign policy, the UN, and military involvements as students questioned them on Indo China and Red China. Patterson spoke at a dinner, praised public speaking, and urged support for France against Communism while opposing U S ground troops in Indo China.
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Patterson
France
U. S
Indo-China
Dale Kellogg
Elyria
Louis Schultz
Sandusky
George Steinemann
Steinemann
Kellogg
Schultz
A. D. Baumhart
Vermilion
Washington, D. C
United Nations
Steinnemann
GOP
Alvin Weichel
Bricker
John Bricker
U.S
Ohio
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
David G. Williams
United World Federalists
Fairchild
Delta Sigma Rho Fra Jternity
William Jennings Bryan
Oberlin
Divorces Granted and Civil Cases Filed in Lorain Court
Alfred Flowers sues Minnie Flowers for neglect leading to divorce and Minnie regains her Gilley surname. State Savings and Loan Co. sues Louis and Mary Riley for 14600 on note with foreclosure sought. Marjorie Bostwick seeks divorce from Robert of Rocky River. Geneva Sager sues Robert for neglect and cruelty. Alma Robinette sues Robert Calhoun for 5000 after Route 20 collision. Elizabeth Jones estate filed in probate, worth 32500 with 25000 real estate to two sons. Agnes Hindman seeks divorce from William for cruelty. Elsie Fern sues Charles for neglect and cruelty. Clara Terry seeks divorce from Leonard for neglect and cruelty. Joyce Sheldon granted divorce from Thomas for neglect. Anton Koprivnik awarded 1300 against T J Machine Products Co. Leslie Beabla jailed five days for DUI. Raymond Williams treated for knife wound after altercation with mother-in-law Elizabeth Euman. Euman detained for investigation.
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Alfred Flowers
Minnie
Minnie Flowers
Gilley
The
State Savings and Loan Co
Cleveland
Louis and Mary Riley
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Raymond Williams
Lowell Ave
St.Joseph's Hospital
Elizabeth Euman
Euman
Epi
Elyria and Kent students at 11th NEOSP conference
Nineteen Elyria High School students joined about 1,000 peers from 66 schools at Kent State University for the 11th annual Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Conference. Awards honored entries in writing, photography, and coverage of a mass interview with Chuck Noll.
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Elyma High School
Kent
Northeastern Ohio
Kent State University
Robert C. Dix
Kent Corner-Tribune
Ravenna Record
Russia
Chuck Noll
Cleveland Browns
Kent State
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journaliste Fraternity
School of Journalism
Lyle M. Crist
Mount Union College
NEOSP
Charles L. Miller
Massillon
William D. Taylor
Kent School of Journalism
Elyria
Herald
Harvey Ardman
Anne Walters
Phyllis Eldridge
Larry Oldenburg
Harvey Wilcox
Karla Koehn
Ray Peterson
Carol Overcash
Lynn Owen
Jim Parks
Chuck Butler
Peggy Willets
Betty Kolbe
Matt Fortman
Carol Burke
April Traffic Toll Rises as Five Injured in Elyria
Elyria's death free traffic record remained steady at 679 days as April injuries climbed to 13 with five youngsters hurt in four accidents. Incidents included two sisters hurt after a door opened in a car, an 11 year old struck while chasing a ball, a five car crash blamed on faulty brakes, a teen pedestrian bruised, and a baker truck collision with injuries.
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Elyria
Elging Memorial Hospital
Mavis Keener
Joann
Oberlin Rd
Cynthia Keener
Fourth St
Middle Ave
Mavis
Second St
Jeffrey Kendle
Walter J. McManus
10Th St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eighth St
Arthur J. Wiele
Wiele
Middle
Chester L. Burkett
Newsville
Edward V. Wisniski
11Th St
Distaff Side On Rampage Two Robbery Victims
Two unidentified women attacked Fred A. Homitz on Lodi Street near a drug store and stole his wallet containing $10. He pursued the assailants but they fled in a car. he provided a license number traced to a Cleveland woman. A second reported holding up Bob Henke near Empire Tavern ended without loss as the attacker fled on Foster Avenue after a struggle.
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Fred A. Homitz
Lodi St
Homitz
Cleveland
Bob Henke
Beech Sr
Empire Tavern
Henke
Foster Ave
Service Group Initiation Meeting Tonight at Elyria Club
Altrusa International holds formal initiation at 7 p m at Elyria Country Club. The women’s service group founded April 11 1917 in Nashville Tennessee plans a dinner gathering with about 100 guests from Ohio and Chicago. Elyrian dignitaries including Mayor J Grant Keys Norris Ryder Ralph Fox Dexter S Kimball Jr Thelma Ormsby E Glenn Baxter and Rev Walter F Reif will attend.
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Altrusa International
Elyria Country Club
Nashville
Tenn
Bermuda
Canada
Great Britain
Guatemala
Mexico
Puerto Rico
United States
Resubts
Ohio
Chicago
Hazel Williams
J. Grant Keys
Norris Ryder
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Fox
Rotary
Dexter S
Should Know Better fined for unregistered car in Haverhill
In Haverhill Massachusetts district court on Friday Sewall Leighton of Atkinson New Hampshire, age 82, was fined five dollars for driving an unregistered car.
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Haverhill
Mass
Sewall’ Leighton
Atkinson, N. H
Drunk Driver In Stolen Car Fined, More Action Due
Gaylen D. Rhodehamel of 423 West River St. faced charges for driving under the influence, operating a vehicle without the owner's consent, and driving without a license after police found a stuck car at Abbe Rd and Duffy St. The car belonged to Carl E. Zorich of 135 Huron St, who had reported it stolen. Rhodehamel pleaded guilty to DWI in mayor's court, was fined 125 plus costs, received a six month license suspension, and was fined 50 plus costs for driving without a license. He pleaded innocent to taking a vehicle without the owner's consent and a hearing was set for Monday.
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Gaylen D. Rhodehamel
West River St
Abbe Rd
Duffy St
Rhodehamel
Abbe and
Duffy Pads
Elyria Auto Service
Carl E. Zorich
Huron St
DWI
Elyria
Traffic violations flood mayor court docket in police report
In mayor's court today several locals faced fines for traffic violations including John Martin Andrew E Lasko and Edmund McCauly each fined 10 dollars disobeying a stop sign Helen Crawford fined for speeding Richard Limer for reckless driving Arthur Myers fined for operating a truck without mud flaps with a suspended 10 dollar fine but paying costs Willie Williams fined 25 dollars plus 151 suspended for driving without a license intoxication cases saw Henry Bennett fined 20 dollars and costs Walter J Ustaszewski fined 5 dollars and costs both picked up yesterday on Broad Street Sunny Lewis Jr fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication cases continued cases include Alex Manko Lorain driving without a license the case continued to May 8 Gladell Coston charged with malicious destruction of property continued to April 23 Anna Hartman speeding continued to May 11 Thomas Sticklin cited for disobeying a stop sign continued to April 27 Glenn Manning driving while under the influence continued to April 28 Paul Reeves fined 50 dollars and costs for driving a car while suspended six month license suspension began January 9 for DWI seen driving on Broad Street and apprehended on East Avenue Henry Miller fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct plus charges of petty larceny and fraud allegations with hearing set for Monday
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Meredith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Earl R. Hayes
West Salem
Second St
Middle Ave
Hayes
Vincent Laborie
New London
Genevieve Baldauf
Stoney Ridge Rd
West Bridge
Broad Streets
Baldauf
Ronald C. Rice
West Bridge St
Henry Bennett
Vulcan St
Walter J. Ustaszewski
Lake Ave
Broad St
Sunny Lewis Jr
Rush St
Alex
Manko
Marblehead
Chestnut St
Gladell Coston
Lorain
Anna Hartman
Ninth St
Thomas Sticklin
South Maple
Glenn Manning
South Amherst
Paul Reeves
Woodford Ave
Reeves
East Ave
Attorney Author Speaks at Playmakers Guest Night
Massillon attorney Sherlock Holmes Evans will speak at Playmakers guest night tomorrow at 8 at the School Street studio. Evans, son of an early circus owner and author of Father Owned a Circus, brings years of theater experience and humor. Mrs Ed Witham, program chairman, says several organizations and individuals were invited. the meeting includes a business session and officer elections with refreshments served.
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Sherlock Holmes Evans
Massillon
School Street
Evans
Ed Witham
Advisory Group To Inspect State School For Boys
Welfare Director Henry Robison announced a five member advisory council will inspect the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster on May 26 as part of a series of juvenile institution inspections. The Ohio State University Bureau of Educational Research may supervise a study, hiring experts to survey and provide recommendations to guide funding decisions for Lancaster, the Girls Industrial School near Delaware, and the Juvenile Diagnostic Center.
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Columbus, C
Henry Robison
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Robison
Ohio State University Bureau of Educational Research
Lancaster Institution
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
McCarthy Denies Discussing Schine Social Life
McCarthy challenged Stevens over a plan to give Schine a few weekends off to tend to social life and blocked the introduction of the November 7 transcript. Mundt removed film of photographers who captured discussion text. McCarthy argued all monitored calls should be in the record and condemned Stevens’ conduct as indecent and improper.
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McCarthy
Stevens
Schine
Dave
Mundt
Wisconsin Republican
Vietminh Tighten Hold Near French Garrison
No 3 Communist led Vietminh troops crossed to within 650 yards of the garrison heart at the northern airstrip end as fighting raged on Thursday and Friday. Parachute drops continued at the southern end. Casualties high with brutal hand to hand clashes and depictions of bodies near barbed wire.
Rural allotment rules to curb slipshod growth
County Engineer Don E Patterson announced plans to establish construction standards for rural allotments outside municipalities. The program would cover street and road improvements drainage and sewage disposal. he may pursue a legal ruling on the county's authority, with a public hearing by the county commissioners after draft standards are set.
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Don E. Patterson
Patterson
Death Records Berlin Heights and Elyria man
Death notices from Berlin Heights and Elyria report Jean Varcorella 27 of Berlin Heights died after a two year illness. Albert Varcorella husband and Ted son survive along with parents and siblings. Curtis Hunter 40 longtime Elyria resident died after a month of illness. survivors include son five sisters and three brothers. Burial arrangements pending and body to be shipped to Ponchatoula.
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Berlin Heights
Jean Varcorella
Charles Brown
Reiger Rd
Eyria
Varcorella
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Albert
Ted
Charlene
Diane
Martha Rider
Elyria
Hinman Funeral Home
Curtis Hunter
Steelton St
Hunter
The
National Tube Co
Ponchatoula
Curtis Hunter Jr
Michigan City
Ind
Henrietta Hunter
Rawson Hill
Doris Tumblin
Alice Wells
New London
Velma Bolden
Ruby Nicholas
Archie
Alex
McComb
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Cerebral Palsy Society Board Plans Meeting
The Elyria Cerebral Palsy Society and the Ohio Society for Crippled Children plan a public meeting on May 13 at 8 p.m. in City Hall council chambers to discuss speech therapy for cerebral palsy and a potential treatment center for disabled children. Executive director Walter B. Underwood will join May 10 to discuss action plans. the society has 388 members and welcomes new ones.
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Elyria Cerebral Palsy Society
Ohio Society For ‘Crippled Children
Walter B. Underwood
The
Ohio Society
VA Office In Lorain Changes Office Hours
E. W. OMelia announces Lorain VA office hours change effective Monday The office in the Broadway Building will follow Daylight Saving Time opening at 8 30 a m and closing at 5 p m Monday through Friday each week
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E. W. O'Melia
Veterans Administration
Lorain
Broadway
Liquor Board Revokes and Suspends Licenses in Lorain County
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control revoked Edward Anuskiewicz license for Eddy's Market Lorain on unlawful possession of liquor and suspended Nina M LaMont Elyria Grill license 15 days for sale to an intoxicated person. It also suspended Holy Ghost Greek Catholic Society of Lorain 30 days for sale to non members.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Lorain
Elyria
Edward Anuskiewicz
Eddy's Market
Nina M. LaMont
Elyria Grill
Ngourito
Holy Ghost Greek Catholic Society of
Grain and Produce Prices in Toledo Terminal Markets
Cash grain on track with No 2 soft red wheat around 2.08 to 2.09, No 2 yellow corn 1.52 to 1.55, No 7 white oats 0.78, and No 1 yellow soybeans near 3.92 to 3.93. Nearby produce includes asparagus, carrots, cucumbers, greens, lettuce, mushrooms, beets, and tomatoes with varied basket and crate prices. eggs, poultry, and butter quotes follow, including terminal market and jobbing prices for Grade A and B eggs, ready-to-cook poultry, and butter.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lgo Ohio & PA
Bas
Nepinach
Savoy
United States
F.C
U.S
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Cold Bean
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Jaycox Rd
Robert of
Rocky River
Geneva Sager
East Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Robert
Shaker Heights
Alma Robinette
Robert Calhoun
Wallace Blvd
Route 20
Ridgeville
Elizabeth S. Jones
Penfield
Agnes Hindman
William
Elsie Fern
E. 33Rd St
Charles
Clara Terry
North Ridge Rd
Leonard
Joyce Sheldon
Thomas
D. A. Cook
Anton Koprivnik
James Malone
Ralph Lund
T. J. Machine Products Co
Common Pleas
Leslie Beabla
Maple Ave
R.D
Fred Hogrefe
Amherst
EHS
James Shriver
R.D. 3
Burkett
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Shriver
Dam
Wisniski
Bruce J. Meredith
Bell. Ave
Standard Cleaning
15Th St
West Ave
Young Meredith
Meredith Baking Co
Police Dept. News
John Martin
Washington Blvd
Andrew E. Lasko
Case Rd
Edmund McCauly
Telegraph Rd
Helen Crawford
Avon
Richard Limer
Vincent
Arthur Myers
Cedar St
Willie Williams
Henry Miller
Neisner
Miller
Sherlock Holmes
Rivoli
Pride of Blue Grass
Bowery Battalion
Tom'n. “Stalag 17
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Capitol
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Yankee Pasha
Death Records
Jean Vareorella
Cerebral Palsy Society Board
Liquor Board
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings & Tr
Elyria Telephone
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Harshaw Chem
Independent Oil Colmndus
Br. Holst
Lorain Co
Lorain Tel
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Rnaens
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