Safety Service Director Hurt as Accidents Plague Lorain
Lorain suffered five weekend accidents injuring 11 people including Safety Service Director Gabor Toth. Six year old Bobbie Jean Turner remained in St. Joseph Hospital with possible brain concussion and scrapes. Morales, 35, of Dallas Avenue, drove the car that struck the girl but was not arrested. Toth was treated for arm scrapes and released. Ferraro was injured with a cut lip and leg scrapes. Additional injuries occurred in a four-vehicle collision at West Erie and Oberlin Avenues plus a headful of other crash injuries among residents of Lorain and nearby communities. Police report improper yielding, intoxicated driving, and other traffic violations as factors.
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Lorain
Gabor Toth
Bobbie Jean Turner
Ada Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
36Th St
Albany Ave
Elveterio Morales
Dallas Ave
Morales
Caroline Ave
Lorain Safety Service
West Erie Ave
Washington Ave
Giandolfo Ferraro
West 26Th St
Toth Auto
Toth
Ferraro
Aubrey Basil
Carol
California Ave
Gerald Hicks
Sunset Dr
Melvin Murry
Second St
Roy Krause
Graniwood Ave
Sheffield Lake
Murry
Hicks
Krause
Nick Ramos
Ramos
Chicharo
Wesley Harris
East 2Th St
Harris
Sixteen motorists charged with speeding in Amherst
Sixteen motorists cited for speeding on Cleveland Ave in Amherst face court on Wednesday. The list includes Justin K. Frye Vera M. Klembeck James E. Dunham and Harold A. Snurr among others from Lorain Norwalk Wakeman and nearby areas.
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Amherst
Cleveland Ave
Justin K. Frye
R. D
North Ridge Rd
Hazel St
Clarence W. Dick
Norma
Lorain
Mary C. Finnegan
Milan Ave
James E. Dennison
Reed St
Norwalk
Edward James Mitroff
Jackson St
Charles E. Filbert
Oberlin Ave
Shirley Angersbach
A. D
Vera M. Klembek
South Dewey Rd
James T. Dunham
James E. Busek
Main and Cooper Sts
Wakeman
Harold A. Snurr
Broadway
Lorain Police Reports Details From Lorain Area Incidents
Lorain reports include Mrs. Tolliver hospitalized after a fall during a domestic dispute over a Cleveland trip. Joyce Lyons alleges an assault at Tube Tavern by Charles Reynolds. Tony Castle arrested for assault and battery with resist, plus parking fines. Nick Ramos involved in a bar fight ending with a handgun display. Lettie Porter says ex-boyfriend abducted and beat her taking her car and purse. Wesley Harris suffers burns and scrapes after a residential fire causing about 400 dollars damage.
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Lettie Porter
Clifton Ave
South Lorain
28Th St
Vine Ave
Oakwood Park
36Th St
Grove
Municipal Court Roundup Cites Dozens Of Traffic Violations
Edwin Olsen 25 of Hamilton Ave faces fishing without a license. Joyce Lyons 21 of East ath St pleads innocent to reckless operation and excessive noise. trial May 27 with bond $35. Grover Goodwin 2 of West 14th St minor reckless operation. John Thesing 25 of West Pind S speeding. William Harper 323 of East 2th St red light and improper reverse driving. bond $10. Frank Ogrocko 42 of Leavitt Rd. permits unlicensed driver. Hector Gueman 25 of East 25th St driving without license. five days in jail withhold. Herman Braun 46 of Washington Ave driving while intoxicated and wrong-way. pleaded innocent. Fernandes 38 of 172nnocent trial May 27. bond $259. Clifford Logan 31 of Toledo Rd DWI and failure to yield. innocent. trial May 27. bond $356. Jacob Owens 34 Box 33 Birmingham driving while intoxicated and license suspended. fines and jail details. Norberto Valentine 31 of Fast 2%h St failure to control car. innocent. trial May 2. bond $25. Terrance Keefe 21 of Fifth St fault driving and wrong side. Tony Castle 38 of East Erie Ave assault and unpaid parking fines. innocent. trial Apr. Michael Napora 34 of Fast 34th St traffic signal violation.
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Joyce Lyons
East Ath St
Herman Braun
Washington Ave
Jian Fernandes
East 3Rd St
Jacob Owens
Birmingham
Rockefeller pledge sets record at Wellesley College
New York UPI Mary Todhunter Rockefeller, trustee of Wellesley College, demonstrated fundraising ease by turning over a pledge of 150000 dollars on Friday. The gift, the largest in the college's campaign, was signed by her husband Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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NEW York
UPI
Mary ‘Todhunter Rockefeller
Wellesley College
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Florence Fellowship Memorial Honors Mrs Haise
Florence Women's Fellowship held a memorial service for the late Mrs Warren Haise with candlelight led by president Mrs Melvin Sayler. Mrs Court Vincent placed a rose and read a poem as attendees recited the 23rd Psalm. A guest speaker, Mrs Rich ard Ashburn of Sandusky, discussed Liberia with textiles and cultural notes. A clothing drive is planned for May 16 and a joint Florence Evening Circle meeting is set for May 18 at 8 p.m.
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Florence
Warren Haise
Florence’ Women’s Fellowship
Melvin Sayler
Court Vincent
Richard Ashburn
Sandusky
Liberia
Friendly Service
Arthur Coultrip
Florence Women’s Fellowship
Albert Fey
New London High School Plans Four An Event Weekend
NLHS unveils a three act comedy Line of Scrimmage on May 19 at 8 p.m. under Kenneth Laborie with proceeds aiding physical education equipment. A May 21 variety show and a school dance follow, plus a one act Undertow by Anne Weatherly.
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NEW London
New London High School
Kenneth Laborie
Thespian Cinhb
Hal C. Kesler
Laborie
Anne Weatherly
Ladies Night Planned By Kiwanis at Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights Kiwanis welcomed two new members Max Krueger and George Hassenpflug as Richard Koons inducted them. A Ladies Night dinner is set for May 19 at Hotel Rieger Sandusky. Easter breakfast drew 108 in 30 minutes. 120 attended services on Krueger's Hill.
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Berlin Heights
Richard Koons
Sandusky
Sullivan Class Play Saturday at Black River High
The Sullivan Senior Class of Black River High School in Sullivan presents "It's Great to be Crazy" this Saturday at the school. Loretta Phillips directs the three act comedy with cast including Andy Liptak Linda Pifer Carol Merigerink Pat Shoulter and others.
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Sullivan
Black River High School
Loretta Phillips
Andy Liptak
Linda Pifer
Carol Merigerink
Pat Shoulter
Dianne Priscantelli
Ronnie Finnley
Emma Messmore
Rusty Grenzenbach
Drema Britt
Virgil Berry
Dean Farnsworth
Charles Ward
Jill Clark
Nina Blankenship
Okal Messmore
Jean Clinker
Betty Orcutt
Marilyn Regal
Norma Britt
Thelma Weber
James Bassett
Ralph Kish
Mike Moskal
Loretta Philips
Three Candidates Slated For Lorain Police Jobs In 1958
Lorain reports three men, James Grizzell Richard Jurovich and Kenneth Mason, as candidates to replace Adam Socha who left the force April 1. They placed second third and fourth behind a top contestant who has since joined the police. They remain on an eligibility list for two years after the original test. On June 20 1958 the process continues.
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Lorain
Ei Pelicemen
Adam Socha
West 23Th St
James Grizzell
George Ave
Richard Jurovich
Fast Ave
Kenneth Mason
North Central Dr
Board Selects Architects For School Building
Norwalk board of education unanimously picks Ward Conrad Schneider and Szabo of Cleveland as architects for the school building program after months of investigation and site inspections of different projects.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Board of Education
Cleveland
Ward, Conrad, Schneider and Szabo
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Safety Service
West Erie
Oberlin
Jen Bastin
Arthur
Mary) Tolliver
West 19Th St
Tolliver
Fastth St
Charles Reynolds
Tony Castle
Castle
East Erie Ave
Delaware Ave
Dora
Municipal Court News
Edwin Olsen
Hamilton Ave
Grover Goodwin
West 14Th St
John Thesing
Wiliam Harper
Robert Clark
West 32Nd St
Frank Ogrocko
Leavitt Rd
Hector Gueman
East 25Th St
Chifford Logan
Toledo Rd
Fallre
Norberto Valentine
Terrance Keefe
Fifth St
Erie Ave
Michael Napora
34Th St
NLHS
United Women of Amherst
Congregational
R. W. Raber
Hough Avenue Evangelical
Kiwanis
Harmon-Nielsen
Harmon - Nielsen CO
N. Ridge Rd
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