Microbiologist joins arteriosclerosis study at Elyria hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital expanded its arteriosclerosis research with a $6,000 grant from the Elyria United Health Foundation and the joining of Edmund Jeffers, a Minnesota native with extensive bioscience study, to lead immunobiology work. The team, directed by Jonas Maurakas and Robert Thomas, aims to test if cholesterol deposits depend on phospholipids in living cells and how to synthesize compounds to dissolve arterial deposits, a project expected to span years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Health Foundation
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edmund Jeffers
Public Health Service
Alaska
Jonas Maurakas
Martin Kunatman
Wayne Indi
Oberlin College
Elyria United Health Foundation
United Fund Agency
Joseph Ascar
Anchorage
Jeffers
Robert Thomas
Elyria Memorial Hospital Laboratory
Prinz
Maurakas
Minnesota
Elyria
Luther College
Iowa
University of Michigan
Indiana Univers ‘City
Michigan State College
U. S. Army
Missouri
North Dakota
Bismarck
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Jie
Montana State University
University of Washington
Cynthia
Nancy
Mary
Oberlin Dy
Thomas
Tses
al Laboratory
Mos. Johnson School of Nursing
State and Federal Aid County To Save Hospital Costs
Lorain County plans new hospital contracts to save about 1500 a year on welfare care. Contracts with Amherst St Joseph and Allen Hospitals rise slightly from prior terms, eliminating daily baby confinement charges. Elyria Memorial awaiting approval, matching state and federal funds boost savings.
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Lorain County
Gerard Prinz
Prinz
Amherst Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Ajlen Hospital
Elyrian Memorial Hospital
Postmaster Appointed In Columbia
Kenneth W. Folsom of Boone Road was named postmaster for Columbia Station by President Eisenhower, succeeding Agnes M. Jones. Folsom has 22 years in the Postal Service with prior work in Cleveland and Olmsted Falls, and moved to the post in June 29 this year. The Cobra post office serves 1,325 families with eight employees. a third route may begin Sept. 7. Folsom resides in Columbia with his wife and two daughters.
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Columbia
Kenneth W. Folsom
Boone Rd
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Folsom
Columbia Station
Agnes M. Jones
U.S. Senate
Postal Service
Cleveland
Olmsted Falls
Wendell Wade
Andussell Wade
Boone Ra
Phydaiis
Doflores
Party Aides Must Quit Civil Service
Gov cC William J O'Neill ordered resignation from any state civil service job by those who also hold political party positions. A cleveland paper cited Mrs Lila Black of Avon Lake as an example, noting she held civil service work with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and was secretary of the State Republican Central Committee. The governor said any person serving contrary to orders must choose one of the two roles.
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Columbus
Gov
William J . ‘ O'Neill
O'Neill
Cleveland
Lila Black
Avon Lake
State Republican Central Committee
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Por JSON
Pollen Count Report for Lorain Figures at 9 A.M.
Pollen count shows 29 for Lorain with four hours ending at 9 a.m. No further details provided in the readable text.
Three Are Hospitalized Hurt In Norwalk Area Auto Crashes
Four persons were injured in a two car collision on Rt 250 north of Norwalk at 1 35 a m. Don Nickall 26 of 15 Marshall St and Tom Hunt 25 of 43 1 Seminary St were admitted to Memorial Hospital Nickell suffered possible back injuries Hunt a concussion and cuts on the left leg. Mary Coe 24 and Roger W McPhail 29 were treated and released. A second crash on Medusa Rd near Old St Rt 18 at 3 30 a m left Paul Pay 28 of Wellington admitted with facial cuts and bruises and Malcolm Metcalf 25 released after brush burns. Pay will be cited for reckless operation. In another incident Charlies Queen 21 of New London was charged with failure to signal after a collision with Samuel Boyd 26 of New London. Mayor's Court to hear. Charles Schweizman 56 of Norwalk was fined 310 for failure to yield and caused a crash with Robert Miller 37 of Clyde. Miller bruised shoulder and Frances Osborne 26 hurt.
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Norwalk
Rt. 250
Here
State Highway Patrol
Memorial Hospital
Don Nickall
Marshall St
Tom Hunt
1. Seminary St
Mary Coe
Seminary St
Roger W. McPhail
Church St
Milan
Nickeli
McPhail
Miss
Hunt
Paul Pay
Wellington
Medusa Rd
Old St. Rt
Pay
Malcolm Metcalf
Charlies Queen
New London
North Railroad SL
Queen
Samuel Boyd
New London Mayor's Court
Charles Schweizman
R. D . Norwalk
Monroeville
Schweigman
Rt. 99
Robert E. Miller
Clyde
Rt. 113
Miller
Frances Osborne
Pleasant St
Molders Strike End Seen Near
A tentative contract deal was reached between Electro Alloys Division of American Brake Shoe Co and Local 383 AFL Molders and Foundry Workers Union after 58 days of strike in Elyria Ohio. The agreement awaits membership ratification with a union meeting set for Monday at 10 am. Separately General Electric sued Electro Alloys to recover 18 alloy steel furnace rolls held at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electro Alloys
American
Brake Shoe Co
Gilbert Selden
Cleveland
50 From County Attend Annual Ohio Dairy Day
Students from Lorain County and several junior judging teams attended the 30th Annual Ohio Dairy Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. A four to seven dairy judging trio from LaGrange and Wellington, advised by Floren James, included David Gulgim Natale Fish and William Ilaswell. A Wellington La Grange high school trio guided by George Hyatt also joined plus squads from Firelands and Wellington High Schools. Principal speaker Dr W KF Peterson of the University of Wisconsin addressed the future of the dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Oho Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Floren James
David Gulgim
Natale Fish
LaGrange
William Ilaswell
Wellington
George Hyatt
Richard Owens
Jerry Bobel
Police to Patrol Lake Shore This Weekend
Vermilion police say they will continue patrolling the lake shore with Coast Guard support to enforce a 100 yard rule around bathing areas. In past weekends 16 boaters were fined under a village ordinance and arrests occurred in prior patrols despite a temporary cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Vermilion Police
Coast Guard
Lorain
Hoppy Waters
Oberlin Man Hurt In Crash
Floyd Huff i MeCrary 21 of 1288 North Main Oberlin is reported in good condition in Allen Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Pyle South Amherst Rd two miles north of Rt 10. He lost control in gravel and flipped over. State Patrol also reports an accident on Rt 6 near Vermilion on the Lake westbound, involving cars driven by Ross M. Klepek and Stuart Fauver, with Fauver rear-ending Klepek while turning left. A third collision near a narrow bridge on Rt 511 involved Richard K. Carmen. he was unhurt. A minor crash at Lake Ave and Griswold Rd involved James W. Guest and another driver who left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Huff
MeCrary
North Main St
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Juff
Pyle South Amherst Rd
Rt. 10
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 6
Vermilion-on-the-Lake Attam
Ross M. Klepek
Jerusalem Rd
Vermilion
Stuart Fauver
Forest SS
Fauver
Klepek
Richard K. Carmen
R.D. 1
Wellington
Carmen
Rt. 511
Rt. 18
Lake Ave
Griswold Rd
James W. Guest
West Ave
Elyria
Guest
OSU NROTC cadet returns from seven week South American cruise
Elyria’s Charles Sprenkle 19, OSU Naval ROTC, completed a seven week active duty cruise aboard the battleship Wisconsin with 300 midshipmen. He toured Valparaiso and Santiago Chile, Balboa Canal Zone, and Cuba, noting friendly locals, inflation hardships, and the Canal’s lock system. Sprenkle plans to resume commerce studies after six weeks with his mother Ruth Sprenkle in Elyria.
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Elyrian
Charles Sprenkle
Pat Mason
Panama Canal Zone
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ruth Spredkle
Stanford Ave
Ohio State
Commerce College
Chuck
Elyrian Charles Sprenkle
Ohio State University Naval Rotc
South America
Chile
Sprenkle
Valparaiso
Wisconsin
Ruth Sprenkle
OSU
Elyria High School
Valparaigo
Santiago
U. S. Naval
Balboa
Canal Zone
Cuba
Burglars Hit Two Businesses Net Under Ten Dollars
Sheriff deputies investigated two burglaries with cash under ten dollars. D and S Appliance Co in Oberlin was hit by Tough Sweet and Ray Dewey, with 40 to 50 dollars in cash and a 50 dollar transistor radio taken through a window. Northern Ohio Growers Association on Murray Ridge lost about 45 to 80 dollars from an office cabinet per Ted Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
D& S$ Appliance Co
Oberliand
Tough Sweet
Ray Dewey
Northern Ohio Growers Association
Murray Ridge
Ted Peak
Runaway Horse and Cart Corrals by Auto on Park Ave
A runaway horse and carriage in Amherst was slowed by an automobile in front of it near Rt 61, with the horse later corralled in a field near Rt 58. Owner Burton Fenne and Legion posts commander Robert Sauer aided the effort as bystanders witnessed the near-miss with Dr M B Brandon’s car and a light post injury to Burton’s father. A separate Lions Club horse show tragedy left a five-galted show horse named Charlie dead after a Tuesday fence incident.
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Amherst
Park Ave
Burton
Bud) Fenne
Robert) Sauer
American Legion
Rt. 61
Rt. 58
M. BR. Brandon
Berienne
Baimann
Kerekes
Grilte
Lions Club
Charlie
Norman Becker
Tish
Middle Ridge
Lorain
Becker
Two Fined and Jailed in DWI Cases in Elyria Court
Two men pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Elyria Municipal Court. Harald Casper of Berea was fined 100 dollars plus costs, two days in jail, and suspended license for six months after admitting DWI and no license. Dr Redman, 33, of 113 Middle Ave, received 200 dollars and costs and five days in jail after a citizen accused him of prior driving and vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino Elyria Municipal Court
Harald Casper
Berea
Sheriff's Department
Jal
Jai
Redman
Middle Ave
Elyria
Pol’ Jice
Fifth St
Car Bike Collision Injures EightYearOld in Elyria
A cyclist Richard Bruce eight son of Mr and Mrs Rubin Bruce Dewhurst Rd was struck by a westbound car driven by James A Wing 32 of Elyria near Dewhurst Rd and Elyria Memorial Hospital. He suffered a fractured right leg but was reported in satisfactory condition earlier today. Another crash damaged a 1957 car driven by James Hallizka 24 of Furnace St on Ri 20 near the Black River bridge. The driver received treatment for facial and neck cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richarrd Bruce
Rubin Bruce
Dewhurst Rad
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Dewhurst Rd
Richard
James A. Wing
R.D
Sheriff's Deputies
King
Recond
Denna Jean Booth
Dewhurst
James Hallizka
Furnace St
Black River
Blyma Memorial Hospital
Brain Ailment Is Fatal To Lorain Boy
Lorain three and a half year old William Franklin Waterson of 3612 Broadway died at City Hospital Cleveland from meophalitis after measles. He was brought to St Joseph emergency ward July 40 then sent to Cleveland. Survived by father James of Indiana, mother Mrs Clarence Wilson of Lorain, three sisters Ellen Louise Sandra Kay Joyce Ann, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Bowman of Lorain, and paternal grandmother Mrs Fanny Mc Cartney of Webster Springs. Funeral arrangements by Dovala Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Lorain
William Franklin Waterson
Broadway
City Hospital
Cleveland
St. Joseph
James
Indiana
Clarence Wilson
Ellen Louise
Sandra Kay
Joyce Ann
Earl Bowman
Fanny McCartney
Webster Springs
Marine War Hero Berry From Clearview High School
Charles J. Berry United States Marine Corps hero will have the destroyer escort 1035 named for him. A 1941 Clearview High School graduate Berry, a Maine corporal, was killed in action in the battle for two climate. The Chronicle Telegram later corrected he did not graduate from sorain High School. A library at Clearview High School was dedicated to the Marine hero last fall and Berry received the Medal of Honor posthumously.
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Charles J. Bery
United States Marine Corps
Clearview High School
Chronicle-Telegram
Berry
Sorain High School
Maine
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UF Spur
By Fat Mason
Norwalk Area
Lake Shore
NROTC
Spreenkle
Ife
U.S
Dovala Funeral Home
Clearview
Niewepas
Eo Farhily
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