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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
15
Multiple obituaries from Ohio communities report infant and adult deaths, listing names, residences, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial sites. Notable entries include Winfred Oilen Knapp of Huron County and John J. Gorey of Avon Lake with services in local churches and burials in regional cemeteries.
In loving memory of Kathrine Lipsky who passed away Aug 1, 1860. Fond memories linger in our home as her family and friends recall her kindness. Bona, Daughters, and Grandso.
The Rutledge and Winsor families express sincere appreciation for sympathy flowers services and comfort offered during their hour of deepest sorrow. They thank those who provided kindness and support following the death of a relative.
Mrs. Jobin Jackson Ave is named inspector for the Industrial Ion of Women and minimum Wages. Willam O Walker of Columbus announced the appointment. The new inspector, Mrs. Groleau formerly with Bell Telephone in Muskegon and Ann Arbor, begins duties in Huron Avon Lake area.
Quotations and brief mentions from Pierre 1 Smieh & Co and several suppliers, including Brake Shoe, Copper Cities, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, and Kennecots. The item lists financial notes and names a mix of brands and entities with unclear context.
A 12 year old youth shot himself in the leg while hunting woodchucks with a .22 caliber rifle on a Lorain County farm. Deputies report the rifle discharged accidentally and he was moved to Hans Memorial Hospital for bullet removal, listed in fair condition with a shattered leg bone.
Fragmentary courthouse notes list several cases against individuals including Kathleen, Ruth, and Ella along with miscellaneous parties. Partial addresses in Lorain and similar locales appear, with references to Standard of Wd and Westinghouse Electric unrelated to clear case details.
A garbled hospital notice lists numerous names and addresses across Vermilion, Lorain, Elyria, and nearby towns. It mentions births and residents such as Mr and Mrs Junior Che RD 1 Quarry Rd South Amherst and Mrs Gwendolyn Rowley among many others.
The fragment lists names associated with Oberlin Allen Hospital and discharges. Recipients include Mrs. Robert Dension and daughter on West Vine Street, Mrs. Clarence Parsons on South Main, Mrs. Lodis Koppes and daughter at RD 1 Grafton, Mrs. Lester Daniels RD 3 Wellington, Mrs. Harold Bonewit 118 West Street Wellington, Donald Christensen 5941 Wallace Boulevard North Ridgeville, Donald Breyley RD 2 Wellington, John Heyman RD 3 Wakeman, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Davidson, LOR Silvern SI Huron, Nancy A beth of Huron, Mrs. Donald New Haver New London, Triplett 38 Park Ave, Kewins 4 Randleman 161 North Railroad, Mrs. Marvin Smith 18 East Main, Mrs. Joseph Slagie 6 High Street, Don Murray 46 Walnut Discharges Mrs. James West Huron.
The Lorain County district court of appeals lists sixteen cases on its October docket. Included are appeals by K Watson Truexing Cal from Carlisle on tax assessments and the Morris Rapoport Sunday closing law appeal from Elyria Municipal Court. Also scheduled is the Radio Wwiz Lorain appeal over a $22 080 contract dispute with an advertising firm.
In Lorain Judge Harold Exving granted a temporary injunction in a case by Paul and B oos against Mary Nan, John Nagel, and Elmer Nagel over a 4 foot fence blocking use of a driveway and public street access claimed since 1931. Damages sought total 10000. The order directs removal of the obstruction.
Funeral services for Ruby Williamson 37 of 27 North Abbe near Charleston will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the First Church of God Oak Hill with Rev Leon Nunley and Rev John Winters officiating. She died in a Monday collision on U S Route 60 near the West Virginia Turnpike entrance when a jackknifed truck struck her car. Survivors include husband and daughter along with relatives in Elyria Sarasota Oak Hill and Oak Hall. Burial is in Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill.
Municipal Court cases list multiple defendants from Dearborn and nearby towns. Speeding offenses yield fines and bond forfeitures, with several defendants pleading no contest or found guilty. Disturbing the peace and driving offenses also appear, including license plate and suspension issues.
Lorain native Dr. Chester B. Smith a prominent chiropodist who practiced here for years died yesterday at about 10 30 am in Put-in-Bay where he was attending a regatta He served as a judge for the Inter Lake Yacht Association regatta and was past commodore of the Lorain Yacht Club He leaves his wife Hazel two daughters and six grandchildren and a sister The Reihclin Cooley Funeral Home will host viewing after 7 pm with services set for Saturday at 11 am in Elmwood Cemetery noted by Rev John Huston
Frontier Week kicks off with a nationally known magician Johnson performing a comedy act at the bandstand tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. Street dancing follows from 9 to 11 p.m. An auction of donated merchandise starts Saturday at 4 p.m. at the town hall to aid the celebration expenses. Wayne Garland, Frontier Week chairman, promises surprises and a lively program closing the festivities.
Giant Tiger Stores Inc reports a sharp upturn in earnings for the second quarter led by Louis Weisberg. Sales hit 6 698 75 with a profit of 162 367 or 20 cents a share. For six months to year end 1962 earnings were 14 703 or two cents per share with a nine month downtrend reversed. The Elyria outlet at 230 Broad Street is noted in the report.
The Lorain County Shrine Club celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Elks Club and honored 26 men for 25 years or more of AAONMS membership. McMahon heads the 1907 entrant group, with Baker 1913 and Rawdon 1913 as Lorain Elyria Vermilion seniors. 80 Shriners attended the dinner led by Gabriel Mihota.
St. Martin Catholic Church in Valley City hosts a two day carnival at the church grounds on CR 23 starting 6 pm Saturday and noon Sunday. Highlights include kolbassi hot dogs hamburgers and french fries with rides concessions and KYW Road Show plus chicken barbecue served 6:30 pm Sunday. Organizers include Martha Bargar Rose Grabenstetter Mary Wasi Jay Weigel Betty Schaefer and Marian Bennett. Continuous entertainment features Arlene's Road Show.
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