Township Vote Seen Normal In Beaverdale Incorporation Election
In Beaverdale, voters weigh incorporating Black River Township. Early turnout appeared normal with 89 ballots cast at Black River Township Fire Station and about 65 at Darling School precinct. Election officials noted booths opened 7 30 a m and more workers would vote after 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Township
Beaverdale
Elyria
Mildred ‘Theskey
15Th St
Darling School
Lena Golechen
Eastern Heights Blvd
Two Drivers Fined Jailed In DWI Cases
Three men were arrested on drunken driving charges over the weekend, with one involved in a collision. Steve G. Durana, 62, of 405 Elm St, was fined 225 dollars, jailed four days, and had his license suspended six months after pleading guilty in municipal court. Kenneth H. Parks, R.D. 1, Claus Rd., Vermilion, struck a parked car at 206 East Bridge St. He was found passed out and kept from falling. Charles W. Foster, 48, of Lear Nagel Rd., Avon, fled General Industries Co. on Olive St. and later pleaded guilty, fined 250 dollars, jailed four days, and had his license suspended pending compliance with the financial responsibility act.
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Steve G. Durana
Elm St
Durana
East Bridge St
Kenneth H. Parks
R.D. 1
Claus Rd
Vermilion
Ralph Houk
West Bridge St
Parks
DWI
Olive St
New York Central
Charles W. Foster
Lear Nagel Rd
Avon
General Industries Co
Olive and Taylor Sts
Foster
Lorain Air Reduction to Expand Oxygen Plant for US Steel
Lorain Ohio based Air Reduction Co a division of National Tube plans a 114 million plant expansion to more than double oxygen output by next April Current capacity 985 000 cubic feet per day will rise by 4 250 000 and include an oxygen generating unit acetylene storage and cylinder filling room addition About 20 percent of output will be liquid oxygen The project part of a 24 million expansion plan company wide led by L W Hitzler plant superintendent and John A Hill president of Air Reduction
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Air Reduction Co
Lorain
L. W. Hitzler
U. S. Steel
National Tube
Lorain County
Hitzler
John A Hil
Ag ‘Reduction
Perth
Hoagland to Speak at Elyria Rotary Luncheon
Charles Hoagland city recreation director will address the Elyria Rotary Club tomorrow at noon during the regular luncheon at the YMCA. His topic is Recreation Today and Tomorrow. Hoagland has worked for Elyria about a year. Next week the club plans its annual golf party at Elyria Country Club.
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Charles Hoagland
Elyria
Mayors Tangle On Golf Course. Keys The Winner
Elyria mayor J Grant Keys defeated Amherst mayor Jack Koontz in a nine hole match at Vermilion Country Club as part of a Fraternal Order of Eagles team event. Keys shot 42 to Koontz 48, with a rematch planned for August 25 between the two mayors and two lodge teams.
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Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Amherst
Jack Koontz
Vermilion Country Club
Order of Eagles
Keys
Mayor Koonts
Imam Asks Halt In Aid To Sultan By Britain
The rebel Imam of Oman appeals to the United States and Soviet Union to halt British military aid to the Sultan of Muscat and Oman. Moscow Radio denounces Britain as aggression while Red China offers medical supplies. Cairo observers doubt the immediacy of a wider threat as troops mobilize for a ground push. Sheikh Mohamed El Harithy says the Imam will personally demand intervention at American and Russian embassies in Cairo.
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Sultan
Britain
Cairo
INS
Little Oman
U.S
Russia
Muscat
Oman
London
Arabian
Moscow Radio
Red China
Moscow
R.A.F
Sheikh Mohamed el Harithy
Sleepwalking two year old found roaming near Rt 20
Little Margaret Kopeha two, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kopeha, was found at 3 a.m. wandering across Route 20 by driver John Pazenitski who alerted authorities. Deputy Cordy contacted the Chiki Welfare Board secretary, and the child was returned to her home after the missing report from the father.
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Margaret Kopeha
Joseph Kopeha
Avon Belden
Rt. 20
Rt. 16
John Pazenitski
Ridgeville
Pazenitcki
Sheriff's Department
Robert Cordy
Marianne Sanner
Chiki Welfare Board
Kopcha
Cordy
Village Annexation Adds 63 Acres North of Amherst
County commissioners approved a petition to annex 63 acres north of South Amherst into South Amherst Village. Only the petitioner’s agent, Atty. David Goldthorpe, attended. resident freeholder Starley Ingersoll approved the move. Two more annexation petitions to South Amherst were scheduled for afternoon hearings.
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South Amherst
David Goldthorpe
Starley Ingersoll
Labor Day Mass Plans by Lorain Deanery Group
Excellent participation in last year's Labor Day Mass in Lorain County spurred the formation of the Lorain Deanery Christian Social Action Association to vitalize observance among laboring people. The group will elect officers Friday at St Theresa School Sheffield, with the Mass set for 8 30 a m at St Mary Church Lorain.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Grafton Council Race Attracts Thirteen Candidates
Nominating petitions filed in Lorain County bring total declared hopefuls to 13 for six Grafton village council seats. New entrants include Marjorie Gross and Edward Diederich among others. incumbent officials in nearby townships also filed for various posts and school board positions.
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Grafton
Wellington
Donald G. Shays
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Maurice Sturdevant
Elmer C.nehis
Lester Babbits
Elmer Meyers
Joseph Gorlendo
Betty Brouse
Earl Barnhart
Avon Lake
John Picken
Howard Wakefield
Amherst Board of Education
Herbert Gammone
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Harold Brumbach
Minnie Harvey Fred Weldon
Jean Hull
County examiners questioned over fund for records checks
County commissioners urged a review of state examiners who audit county records after funds for such examinations ran dry. A $1,084.52 bill triggered concerns that examiners spend time issuing legal opinions rather than reviewing records, amid disputes over payments to a Cleveland engineering firm and a welfare director. A mandamus suit seeks payment, while officials consider auditing examiners before authorizing the $1,054 bill.
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J. Norman Thompson
Paul Mikus
Ludwig Pincura
Frank Ayres
Richard Hawley Cutting and
Prinz
Mikus
Ayres
Thompson
Building Proposal Certified for Lorain County Courthouse Bond
County commissioners certified a 4.5 million bond issue for a new courthouse to appear on November ballots. The form, prepared by Square Sanders and Dempsey, fixes a 24 year levy averaging 52 cents per $1000. A 55 percent vote is required for passage. The ballot form omits the Murray Ridge Road site pending approval.
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Board of Elections
Cleveland
Square, Sanders, and Dempsey
Murray Ridge Rd
J. Norman Thompson
Ludwig Pincura
Thompson
Clrck Edward Gawlik
Lake Beach teens save youth from drowning at Linwood Park
Sixteen year old Robert Reinker of Elyria was pulled from Lake Erie after slipping under amid waves seven times. Aiding students including Ohio University student Robert Vance and two others, two unidentified men revived him with artificial respiration before Vermilion Fire Department and ambulance crews arrived. Reinker, who was under observation at St Joseph Hospital then released, said he felt fine.
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Vermilion Township
Robert Reinker
Elyria High School
Lake Erie
Linwood
Ken Taylor
Hawthorne St
Linwood Park Beach
Vermilion Police
Reinker
Jerry Tomasek
Metcalf Rd
Bob Bruce
St. Joseph Hospital
Thomas Graham
Twelfth St
Local Officials Filed New Entries in Several Districts
Other new filings are listing Fred J. Martin for Lagrange village council James Miles for Camden Township trustee and John Wood for Oberlin city council.
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Lagrange Village
Fred J. Martin
Camden Township
James Miles
Oberlin City
John 4. Wood
Byomin Trial Set Sept. 3
Common Pleas Judge Pincura set September 3 for the trial of Walter J. Byomin 4 of Cleveland indicted for first degree murder in the May 4 shooting of Wellington Patrolman Edmund G. Smith 38. After a sanity hearing at Lima State Hospital his lawyers withdrew insanity and entered a general plea of innocent. If convicted of first degree murder a death penalty could be imposed unless mercy is recommended by the jury. A special venire of 75 will be summoned to select the jury.
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Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Walter J. Byomin
Cleveland
Wellington
Edmund G. Smith
Byomin
Lima State Hospital
Cool Waters Flow At Near Record Pace
Elyria's water pumping station produced an average of 10 million gallons daily last week with Friday's total near a one day record at 11.99 million gallons. Monday was second heaviest at 11.5 million, and peak hourly rate reached 16 million between 9 and 10 a.m. Monday and between 5 and p.m. Friday.
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Elyria
Assault Battery Charge Is Filed Against 2 Men
Thomas Olszewski and Edwin E. Bales, both in their twenties, were held on assault and battery charges after an incident at Schullick's Tavern on Elyria Avenue, with the offense reported by Orville Williamson. The sheriff's department noted the case arose Friday night amid tensions at a local tavern.
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Thomas Olszewski
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Edwin E. ‘Bales
East River Rd
Lorain
Orville Williamson
West River St
Schullick's Tavern
Elyria Ave
Sheriff's Department
Williamson
Amman
Jordan
Ahmad Rabbi
Sault
George Rozic
Eisenhower delays Rhodes vacation until Congress adjourns
Washington dispatch reports President Eisenhower will postpone his Rhodes trip until Congress adjourns. He had planned a mid August Newport escape but will stay in Washington as the House remains in session to finish the pending civil rights bill.
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Washington
INS
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Newport
House
Senate
Newport Naval Base
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Kathy
Holmes
Gus Macera
George Ross
Edward Triesky
Lorain Firm
Hoagland
Rotary
Grafton Council
Lake Beach
Pals
Kyle Bigham
Pittsfield
Dim Crawford
Renard Langdon
C-T
Imascus Bido Beaiaat
Abdel Khabir Hassouna
Arab League
Syria
Mahmoud Fawzi
League
Ammani
Hollywood
Dean
Stockwell
Cbs-Tv
Clk
Max
Sanur Rifai
Synan
League Council
Ike
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