Refusal By Baird Reported
City Solicitor Richard Baird refused to file an enjoining action against an ordinance vacating portions of Bon Air Avenue Wesley Avenue and Hillard Road to widen the Oo Turnpike. Atty R H Rice demanded the filing and raised three objections while a temporary injunction was denied in a separate taxpayer suit. Rice signals possible next steps and a potential referendum challenge, with further action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baird
Atty
R. H. Rice
Rice
Fetter
Baard
Bon Air Ave
Wesley Ave
Hillard Rd
City Planning Commission
J. Grant Keys
Schools Psychology Aide Hired Amid Busy Shop-R-Tunity Day
The first Shop-R-Tunity Day in Elyria showcased heavy traffic in the new North Street lot and downtown stores, with 175 cars in Lot 1 by 2 p.m. Shoppers carried packages, signaling strong turnout despite morning rain. Clyde V. Bartlett, 28, was hired as the new school psychologist by Lorain County Board of Education, succeeding Art Yarian in a similar role, after teaching in Butler County and Summit County. He holds a bachelor's and master’s degree from Ohio State University and will relocate to Elyria in late August.
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North St
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde V. Bartlett
Lorain County
Huder
Bexpite Hala
Bartlett
Art
Busi
Yarian
Alhess
Marion City
Summit County
Butler County
Ohio State U
Elyria
Off street parking blamed for uptick in city commerce
Retailers report stronger crowds and higher sales across several downtown stores with a 30 to 40 percent rise over normal Thursday and year to date volumes. Chamber officials caution the trend may reflect promotions and parking, not a guaranteed rebound, as they study the impact of new off street facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUC Ray Senentas Ee
Chamber
Chief Fined Praises Men For Conviction
Columbus Police Chief George W. Scholer praised officers whose hard work and steady reports led to his conviction on a traffic charge, thanking the force for their role in the outcome and signaling accountability within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George W. Scholer
Body To Arrive Tonight Funeral Set Tuesday For Oberlin Soldier
The body of Pfc. Richard B. Gleason 21 who died of toxic poisoning while on duty in northern Alaska arrives in Elyria at 6 19 pm with a military escort. He will be taken to Cowling Stang Funeral Home and services are set for 10 30 am Tuesday at his parents home. Rev. Joseph King will officiate. Friends may call after Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Richard B. Gleason
Alaska
Elyria
Cowling-Stang
Richard W. Gleason
E. College St
Joseph King
Een Oo
Vu Uenos
Rau
Doris Mathews
Wanda Krick
Betty Post
Steveland Quarries Co
Annabelle Post
Toledo
Emma Post
Berlinville
Ada Mack
Elsria
Eva Emery
Vermilion
Hazel McGuckin
Collins
Sudro Curtis Funeral Home
Ralph Neighbour
Church of the Open Door
Murray Ridge
Elyria Methodist Home
Mentor
North Mentor
Augusta
Ontario
Pits
Paul Hutt
Cuyahoga Falls
Frank Rounds
Prin
David Beebe
Somerss
Belden
Court action seeks rents accounting and partition of Grafton property
At The Court House Pearle Dangelo requests an accounting of rents and profits from Grafton property owned with Mabelle Richmond and asks for partition. The filing lists addresses in Lorain and Grafton and notes other local cases and probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Dangelo
Longfellow St
Mabelle Richmond
Grafton
Danelo
Livestock Prices Report From Local Market
Fragmentary OCR shows livestock price listings and market headings with unclear data. Readable terms indicate cattle and sales notes but key figures and entities are missing or garbled.
Death Notices From Elyria Area Include Post and Curry
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Elyria and nearby towns. Lester L Post, 57, of 1403 East Ave, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after sudden illness. he had worked for Harshaw Chemical and belonged to Elyria Favles Lodge. George F Curry, former New London resident, was found dead in Martin's Ferry, with services set at St Mary Church.
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Darleep Kuchouk
Elyria Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
John Gonus
Olive St
Lorain
Lester Post
Lester L. Post
East Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Post
Willard
Fast Ave
Harshaw Chemical Co
Elyria Favles Lodee
Mr. Ross
George J. Ross
West Ave
Elyria’s
St. Mary Church
Sons of Italy
Lotain
Malian American Veterans ‘Club
Cleveland
Disabled American Veterans Club of
Elyvia
Ashtabula Eagles Club
Ross
Hisather
Fred Ross
Anthony
Daniel
John
George
Edward Ross
Sters
James McLaughlin
Walter Christensen
Herbert Lautier
Mayme i Mantin
George F. Curry
New London
Here
Martin’s Ferry
Mr. Curry
Ruggles
Hela
Hisithe
Msgr
Wiliam L. Newton
St. Mary Farm
New London 25
Ease Shoppers Parking Off-Street Lot Urged
Elyria shoppers welcomed Shop A Tunity Days with a new off street lot but many downtown workers parked on meter spaces along Broad Street. Merchants and police noted heavy Broad Street parking early, urging executives and workers to use the lots to speed shopper turnover. Burglary at Firelands Inn caused $125 in damage, as juke box and cigarette machines were rifled. sheriff investigated entry from early morning hours.
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Elyria
Broad St
North St
Birmingham
Erie County
Alton Young
Firelands Inn
Bill Parks
Herst
Washington
Hunt Ave
Ghost Street
Allot
Citizens Committee On
Floyd Staysniak
Chamber of Commerce
Albrecht
Russell O. Goodrich
Geskee
West Ave
15Th St
Fined for fictitious license plates in traffic case
Carl H. Calkins of 514 Cleveland St was fined five dollars and costs after a morning hearing on a charge of driving with fictitious license plates. Also arraigned tomorrow on a separate charge of disobeying a traffic signal following a morning talk at Broad and Chestnut Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda May Naponen
Chicago
Broad St
Carl H. Calkins
Cleveland St
G. Jones
River St
Broad and Chestnut Sts
Police traffic school orders and multiple juvenile cases
Police said a five year old was mistreated by a fourteen year old in woods behind a yard yesterday afternoon. Juvenile court is handling the case. In other actions Harold J. Summerfield was fined 50 with 40 suspended for leaving an accident scene and earlier fined for DUI. Several others faced arraignments on speeding and disobeying a stop sign charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Juvenile Court
Harold J. Summerfield
Middle Ave
Cleveland St
Keys
Summerfield
Toledo Radio Dispute Withdrawn After Promise of Quiet
In Toledo, a complaint filed in Justice Court 713/C. C. Lord’s court against William Kontra and Griswold Ra. for a loud radio flare at night was withdrawn. Kontra promised not to disturb again, and the complainant L. W. Morehart withdrew the charge. The case was reported from Justice Court records.
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Justice
C. C. Lord's Court
William Kontra
Lake Ave
Si8 J
Griswold Ra
L. W. Morehart
Yenpal
Nod
Justice Oats
Retired Teacher Flora Pike Dies at 69 in Huntington
Flora A. Pike, longtime Huntington resident and Penfield School retiree, died after a heart attack at Lodi Hospital. Survived by sister Lucy Cassel and niece Mary Mohns, she was active in Huntington United Church. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Norton Andrews Funeral Home, Wellington. burial in Huntington Cemetery. visitation Saturday at the funeral home.
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Huntington
Flora A.pike
Lodi Hospital
Sullivan
Mary Mohns
Spencer
Norton- Andrews
Wellington
Huntington Cemetery
Not Dictatorial But Tough Attitude Guides City Inspectors
Hart Dickason and James Seres head Elyria's Building Department, focusing on safe construction over harsh policing. They stress undictatorial yet firm oversight where every decision involves money and lives, crediting thorough checks for preventing fires, collapses, and unsanitary setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
James Seres
Seres
Thuties
Dickason and
Wille
Dickason
Elyria
Church Renovation Plans Discussed By Women
Fields Women's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church to discuss remodeling plans. A committee of Mrs. Alice Bainbridge, Mrs. William Axford, and Mrs. Alfred Underwood was appointed to continue planning. November 4 was set for the annual church bazaar, and Mrs. Wilson Fortune was tasked with sending school supplies to a mission school in Korea.
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Fields
Fields Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Alice Bainbridge
William Axford
Alfred Underwood
Wilson Fortune
Korea
Andrew Elias
Janet
Alexander
Carol Pachinger
Lakeside
Society
Burt Bridge
William Lersch
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Baird
Psychology Aide
Parna Om Lot No. 1
Wenee
Eatab
Marcella Szymasiak
Dr. Lorain
Frank
City Bank Co
Vasil Molontan
East 28Th St. Lorain
Effie Richards
Paul
D. A. Cook
Martha Clough
Elgris
Miami
Fis
State of Ohio
Sam Ross and Sons, Inc
Gleason
Camp Richardson
Anchorage
Linenltal
Ansrupenssnne
Elmendorf
3Rd Armored Division
Tamara
South Amherst
First Church
Hiram College
Adjutant General
Robert
William Gleaison
Evergreen Cemetery
Hartley Broadwell
Ward Clark
Thew Shovel Co
Capitol
Death Records
Amagdot
Bali
Paul Neading
Canton
Thomas
Reseda
Calif
Emmerich
Jerome A. Wenner
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elmwood Cemtery
Ferdinand
Martha Parker
Elval
Beavers) Curry
George Jr
Charles
Jack
Harry
Salineville
D.S.T
Heslop
Martin's Ferry
Faul Best SR
Ferdinand V. Ross
Eagles Club
Ashtabula
Tthe Hospital
Glen F. Farrand
Lodi St
John M. Andrews
Schadden Rd
Rt. 5
Foster Ave
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Bendix-Aviation Cities Service
Elec
Num
Columbian Gas Frochauf Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper Broger
Montgomery Ward
J. Central
Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna
iRepublic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Saws
Ind
Standard
N. J
Standard of
Ohio
Texas Company
iTo
Police Dept. News
Ira C. Miller
Penfield Ave
Clarence W. Roberts
Sheri
Ertz
P.m
Richard E. Emerson
Toledo Cash Grain
Robert Finnegan
Amherst
Jim Seres
Jackson
Arthur Nemes
Washington Ave
Flora A. Pike
Arene Ey
Muna
Fice
Bob Miller
LaPorte
Tars
Thura
Sanday
P. R. Smith & CO. Investment
E. S. T. Edge Associates
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
CT Cme
Cte
CTA Ag
Avon Lake
Lake ED
John B McCurry
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