Psychologist Hired by Lorain County Board
Leon Segal, a four-year teacher with Cleveland Heights schools, was appointed as a psychologist for the Lorain County School System at the Lorain County Board of Education August meeting.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1961
Page
10
Leon Segal, a four-year teacher with Cleveland Heights schools, was appointed as a psychologist for the Lorain County School System at the Lorain County Board of Education August meeting.
The report lists numerous speeding offenses with fines and bonds for Ralph E Huffman Jeremiah C Sabean William C Barnes Leo R Westler and others. It notes staff additions in the county schools including Charles Holley Robert Bell Alicebelle Gubeno and Fred Lott plus ongoing teacher vacancies and a plan to microfilm records to save storage space.
A series of birth announcements lists mothers and fathers with home addresses across multiple towns. Names include Carl Deiner, Alvin Berman, Leonard Sesock, Raymond Smith, William Axford, Mary Daraby, Ferdinand Fugget, Wilbur Green, Herman Hinderer, Theodore Kubuski, James Moran, Kenneth Murphy, Dale Parson, Irene Pickens, Andrew Richke, John Riley, Alfred King, Lewis Robinson, Willie West and Lyle Ziegler, with associated street addresses.
A long list places births for several families in Norwalk Vermilion Wakeman and Amherst areas. The text includes multiple speeding and traffic offenses in North Ridgeville Elyria and nearby towns with fines and case statuses. It also records a few names and addresses amid the notices.
The family thanks the air of kindness and sympathy offered during the illness and death of our beloved brother Edw. W Org of spiritual and condolence associates. Special thanks to priests of Bitiner De Meral nome and to unions and factories that aided. Sincere thanks from Ford Zieve and al. aren unions.
In loving memory of Gear husband and 2 Ratmony Watson who passed away August 4 1952. Always kind. Those memories you left behind. Loving Gertrude children Jene and Bill theuchiul.
A sen to Mr and Mrs Arthur Howard 22 Thomas St. Asen to Mr and Mrs Glenn Roling 6120 North Dewey Rd Marian Melcher 42 North Cedar Sy Ellen HMangan 187 Ship herd Cirele Arthur Furnish 115 Wellington Mrs 12 Adams St
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cailmay Jones at 300 Broad St Milan. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Albers Schenk Box 17 Huron. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Geher 26 River Ra Huron. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Odore Kionk 32 Bertin Rd Huron. Debra Hunker Huron and Mrs. Toward Fisher and baby. Nor walk Ernest Prushinski Nor walk Lorey David Monroeville.
Unclear OCR fragment lists individuals including Jonathon Casebolt and a baby with names tied to Sandusky area. Mentions Laurin Fred Niehoff Mrs Herb Hothger and others from Huron. References to Gus Gary Ranshottont Nor Wink Fiore Brown Monroe sult suggest damaged content about people and local notices.
A list of license holders from Amherst Lorain and nearby areas includes William A Bloom 21 student of Amherst and Carole Ann Eisbrenner 21 of Amherst with others such as Clifford Martin Rosenay 21 chemical engineer and Janice May Madara 20 student nurse from Lorain. Henry J Hanke 26 surveyor and Nancy Lee Shepherd 23 clerical assistant of Lorain. Frank D LeMasters 24 assembler and Mary E Pratt 26 of Lorain. Donald Ray Thompson 22 spray painter and Mary Ann Reber 21 of Lorain. Kenneth H DeVault 22 laborer and Nancy Lee Sivaksty 19 of Lorain. Richand T Hurst 20 student Caldwell and Marguerite E Pyle 22 Avon Lake. Archur E Smith 68 Lorain custodian and Charlotte Fuller 49 Lorain. William L Peteh 22 Columbia green house foreman and Beverly Mae Fillmore 20 Columbia. John A Binder 26 Avon Lake teacher and Constance Jean Fashing 20 Avon Lake X ray technician. Henry H Johnson 21 stock boy and Evalyn J Francis 22 Lorain elevator operator.
City and county officials heard that about 90 percent of the right‑of‑way for the Southeast Bypass has been cleared and houses moved. J A Jones Construction Co. can start within a week once the federal contract is signed. Completion date set for June 20, 1967 with sections open by November 1, 1962.
William E. Tompkins, 46, of North Ridgeville was charged with intoxication on Broad Street near Middle Avenue at 3 a.m. Ten days. Harold L. Carlds, 65, of 209 Columbus Street, was charged with driving left of center at Broad and Lod Sis yesterday at 8:45 p.m.
A reporter tours El Rey Grotto Park as Clyde Beatty-Cole Circus prepares its dawn setup. Workers rig tents, 400 staff busily raise the main seating for 4,000, with 200 animals and 150 performers. Ed Cullum the head clown talks of 37 years in the ring.
Obituaries from Elyria and nearby areas list John B Elles 72 of Elyria and Mary Smith 87 of Lorain among the deceased. Surviving relatives include six daughters and two sons for Elles, and multiple grandchildren. Funeral arrangements and church services are announced for each, with locations in Elyria Amherst Lorain and Lorain County. Additional notices include Anna Sanders 71 of La Grange and Gay Eileen Binnie newborn in Mansfield, plus Jane E Donohue 83 of Lorain and Paul A Plato of Lorain. Funeral details, burials, and memorial services are provided.
Wire service copy from Elyria includes death notices for James Lumpkin a World War I veteran and funeral arrangements by Russell D Fulton Funeral Home Lorain. Services set for Monday at Mt Zion Baptist Lorain with burial Elmwood Cemetery. Also county commissioners approve installation of 600 tons of slag in Sheffield Township at about 1050 dollars and other local notes.
Two cooks from Ohio and several other soldiers were struck by lightning as a storm hit a mess tent at Camp A. P. Hill near Fredericksburg Virginia. Sgt William F. Means and Pfc Charles F. Stroh died. Pfc Marion Main was critically injured and evacuated to Dewitt Army Hospital, with a number of others listed in good condition.
A committee from the Elyria Red Cross Chapter is studying the potential benefits of forming a single county chapter. Led by Richard Stith, the group includes Mrs. J. Clare George, Mrs. L. R. Tower, Milan Bendik, James Frank, Charles Travis and Harold Bobel. The Elyria panel will meet a Lorain counterpart soon to discuss the plan.
Shiloh Fields of Medina sues Donald Brandon of Lorain for an alleged unprovoked beating on April 26 in Sheffield. Filed for 35,000 in compensatory damages plus 10,000 punitive damages for serious injuries and lost wages.
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