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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1957

Page

4

Lorain Court Reports Patrols Cite Violent and Noisy Incidents

A Lorain driver was charged with assault after a 5:30 p.m. incident on St. near 30th, Irene Genour reported. Donald R. Kirk, 21, of Raymond, faced a driving without a license charge after a Broadway-Seventh St. crash. Police seek vandals who caused paint damage to three cars in a Connecticut Ave. lot. several residents reported noise and prowling around garages, with multiple suspects named.

Lorain Irene M. Genour Sid West Tooi Beata Donald R. Kirk Raymond Elyria Ave Broadway Seventh St Podece Ancur Robert Leavitt Rd T. Allen East 36Th St Pearl Ave East 31St St Bernard Ziemba West 11Th St David Ryan Connecticut Ave Felix Rosario Tony Mason Edward Rebinskas

Case Of The Missing Canine Solved By Lorain Officer

Lorain Officer John F. Kochan solved a dog kidnapping case involving Harry J. Gilbert who reported his missing Blue Ribbon Boxer found with Jom Lynch. Lynch had bought the dog from Joseph E. Wallace, theater manager, who had purchased it from a teenager. The dog was returned to Gilbert and the $2 to Wallace.

Lorain John F. Kochan Harry J. Gilbert East Dist St Jom Lynch Gary Ave Joseph E. Wallace Lorain Theater Kochan Wallace Gilbert

Court defines Lorain YMCA branch northern area

Common Pleas Judge LeRoy Kelly set the northern Lorain area for a new YMCA branch under the Mayme E. Frederick trust. The defined boundary runs from the east corporation line along Colorado Avenue to the high level bridge to Broadway, then to 28th Street and west to the city limits.

Common Pleas LeRoy Kelly YMCA Lorain Mayme E. Frederick High Level Broadway

Lorain Candidates Rally Sees Full Mayor and Council Candidacies

A slim crowd heard 20 candidates for Lorain city offices in a first rally. Republican hopefuls Basil Dziama and Thomas McGeachie urged growth and reform while John Repko highlighted cost savings. Mayor Jaworski sought a fourth term amid harbor and industry concerns. Democrat Joseph Grubic pledged to fight for what is right.

Dziama Basil Dziama Lorain Thomas McGeachie John A. Repko Council John C. Jaworski Joseph Grubic

Vision Not 20-20 in North Hollywood Meeting

Mrs. Betty Bannon blamed a night thief who snatched her knitting bag and purse, urging carrots as a joke to improve night vision. The article also covers candidates for pivotal North Hollywood offices, with Carl J. Longwell, John Pappas, and others speaking on qualifications for council, treasurer, and judge seats.

North Hollywood Betty Bannon Council Carl J. Longwell State Senate Longwell John Pappas Maurice C. Brown Steven L. Zolnay Joseph Petrosky John J. Grasso John A. Kish F Harold Freshwater Sam J. Rosso Benjamin K. Tanski John J. Klein Edward Suleski Alex Olejko Mary Little John Kolena

South Lorain Intersection To Get Light

Safety Director Joseph B. Conley announced a traffic light will be erected at the 28th Street and Pearl Avenue intersection in South Lorain. The signal, including a pedestrian phase, is expected to be delivered around May.

Lorain Joseph B. Conley 28Th St Pearl Ave Conley

Omar Ranney Dies in Cleveland at 50

Omar S. Ranney long time Cleveland critic and general manager of the Northern Ohio Opera Association died of a coronary in his hotel room in Cleveland. A Lakewood native, he worked for the Cleveland Press since 1928 and served as theatre critic before joining opera work. Services set for tomorrow at Saxton Funeral Home in Lakewood.

Omar S. Ranney Northern Ohio Opera Association Cleveland Press Cleveland Mr. Ranney Old Lorain Times Herald Dartmouth College Lorain Opera Association Metropolitan Opera Public Hall Ranney Lakewood Board of Education Cleveland Zoo Lake Ave Lakewood Saxton Funeral Home Detroit Ave

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