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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
10
Multiple notices detail deaths in Elyria Amherst Lorain Oberlin and nearby areas. Included are Mra Extelle May McDonald widow of Charlie C McDonald longtime Elyria resident and church member. Robert W Smith 70 of Amherst. Loraine County residents with survivors and funeral details. and Steve Vegt 82 of Lorain with service at Bodrash Funeral Home and St Ladislaus Church. Funeral arrangements and burial places noted for each.
The North Recreation Field Ice rink hosts a record hop Friday from 7 30 to 10 pm for seventh to ninth graders with 36 cent admission. Proceeds fund hockey equipment and a potential Friday hop series through to the start of school. Hoagland announced plans for a hockey league this year pending funds and equipment.
In loving memory of George Highett who died Aug 12, 1080 and of Patricia Younis who passed Aug 12, 1957. Their family recalls their sweet voices, memories, and devotion. Surviving wife Marthe, grandchildren, and kin honor them with heartfelt remembrance in this quiet memorial note.
Fire destroyed a vacant one story frame house owned by Charles Dangerfield at 1216 Prospect Ave yesterday evening. The blaze raged for several minutes before firefighters controlled it with 450 feet of heavy hose and 200 feet from the booster pump. The cause was not determined and officials could not estimate the damage.
Charlotte J Proctor listed as a minor by Mary Ann Sloan files for divorce from Grotrt H Proctor. Address of the minor is 1221 Columbus Ave Sandusky with Mary Ann Sloan acting on her behalf. Grotrt H Proctor is listed at 117 Ewa Yea Vormihon.
Wire quotations and company updates show activity from American Brake Shoe American Standard Anaconda Copper Chrysler Ford General Motors Kodak Kroger Sears Roebuck Woolworth and others with Pierre & Smith and Co Elyria supplying supplemental data. Trading highlights include movers in steel autos and retail sectors with standard exchanges and notable price movements across polaroid kodak and standard of new jersey listings.
State Patrol reports Joseph A Bazar 45 of 2039 RosewoodCt Elyma charged with driving while intoxicated after turning from Rt34 onto Grace St his car grazed the Endira vehicle driven by Robert E Endira 23 of 1974 Northwood St Elyna Endral was stopped on Grace Ave 38 2054 1A. Norwalk police seek a 1948 Chevrolet pickup loaded with 1000 worth of copper radiators and stainless steel stolen from Norwalk Waste Material early today reported 747 am by Sam Lichstein one of the business operators the truck valued at 250.
Edmund A Monroe a retired personnel director at Ben dix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co died after a four month illness in Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin at 1245 am He was born October 25 1896 in Oberlin and lived in Lorain County most of his life He was a member of the Washington Avenue Church of Christ Elyria and King Solomon Masonic Lodge No 56 F and AM He is survived by his wife Dor 18 a daughter Helen Walbond a son Jack Monroe ten grandchildren one great grandson three sisters and other relatives Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Wainwright Funeral Home with burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery Friends may call tonight and tomorrow at the funeral home
Harold Elyman reports that Darrell J Gray of 100 Tannery Street was fined $20 and costs after pleading no contest to reckless driving for a Thursday night crash on West Avenue. Gray’s car struck two parked cars, rolled over onto a lawn at 412 West Ave, and knocked down a stop sign at West Ave l Barres Lane.
David Goldthoept and Teige Qyde H Smedley of Stromprville cited for failure to display lighted tail lights. Ira G Wallace of Lorawn 2223 W 2rd St cited for heating without permits. Penalties include fines around ten dollars.
Area hospital notes report a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Henderson 1291 East Ave a daughter to Mr and Mrs Knechtges 419 Randall Ave a son to Mr and Mrs Clyde Jordan 277 Wesley Ave a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Scheikle 119 Edgewood St Three people suffered minor triunar injuries in weekend accidents treated at Elyna Memorial Hospital and discharged. Police note incidents on Broad St and North East Bypass with drivers Barton and Lowe charged and arraigned in municipal court.
Police report a series of traffic accidents near Norwalk involving drivers including Mrs Myrtle Easley, Loretta Grell, Earline House, Steven Luzsicza, and others. Vehicles collided on Rt 113 and Rt 24, with injuries ranging from scratches to bumps. investigations continue into causes and fault.
A long readable fragment lists dozens of addresses and residents in Lorain County towns including Elyria Amherst Avon Lake Vermilion and North Olmsted with names such as Elmer Kingstom Gerald Novak and Mary Champlin along with street addresses and relatives. The notice resembles a community directory or notice of households and births from a Saturday edition.
A daughter born to Harold Wurtz and Mes at 11 Coutland Wellington. Geraldine Ortiz of West Her rick Ave Wellington reports a male child born to Donald Clark and wife RD 2 Wellington. Craig Florence of 220 Grand Ave Wellington listed a newborn. Others include Stanton Hough RD 1 Wellington Ralph Ward 316 North Main James Danesi 135 Magyar Wellington Ojune Crossno Stacey Hotel Wellington James Klipstein RD 2 Sullivan and Wilam Swarty 213 Bennet Wellington.
A crowded notice lists visitors and relatives at Oberlin Allen Hospital and surrounding addresses including Mrs Philip Kowalski at 2030 Miram Ave Avon and Mr and Mrs Peter at 4016 Elyvan Hi 50 West Lorain St ma Ave Mre Isabella Hubbell 2007 ain 0s and others across Avon, Lorain, Sheffield Lake, Vermilion and nearby areas.
Names connected to the Sandusky Memorial service include Mrs Ruth Knupke and Clarence Shlemacher of Huron, Joseph Statzer of Norwalk, Mrs Margaret Hedlick of Wakeman, Mrs Frank Szekely and baby of Vermilion, Mrs R DeWitt and baby, Judith Grant of Berlin Heights, Beth Miller of Amherst, William Dempsey of Nova, and Herbert Beat of Hull Road.
A notice lists individuals connected to Sandusky and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ochs in Huron and residents George Wetenberger Jr, Miss Juanita Mathews, Marcus Fosco and Edwin Stemmmetz among others. The fragment references Cedar Point Chaussee and Monroeville with scattered surnames.
Betty Salis of 18 Rambler Ave filed for divorce from Lyndon, listed at 08 Washington Ave. The item notes the suit was brought but indicates it should have stated the action as filed only.
Amherst Hospital releases a roster of individuals including Howard Rice at 158 Habant Dr and Jeffrey Kinmeson at 308 Aston Dr. Also named are John Hatcher of 567 Elyria Ave, Mrs Sheridan King and daughter of 476 South Lake St, Mrs Arnold Frederick RD 1, Mrs Mary Byllca 2345 Lexington Ave Lorain, Gilbert Arenella 5645 Rosedale Ave.
Dr H P Frankle director of Pleasant View Sanatorium in Lorain County sharply criticized Ohio officials for failing to pay a $2,157 subsidy for June to Pleasant View. He said funds were exhausted and accused the auditor’s office of distributing remaining money on a first come, first served basis, risking hospital losses and demanding payment or a later-year appropriation.
UPI reports the Day In Court TV show keeps aging stars working with guest shots by Allen Jenkins Evelyn Grent Madge Meredith Heather Angel Patsy Keily and Arlene Judge in Hollywood.
A Birmingham couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Rt 60 with family and friends. Mr Carl W Spaulding and Mrs Beulah Moulder Spaulding were wed August 13 1913 in Cleveland. He is a retired plastering contractor and former rural mail carrier. Their daughter Mrs Kenneth Bell of Birmingham and granddaughter Susan in Cleveland attend.
The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports last week’s U S vehicle production at 130 320 units with 103 231 passenger cars and 26 900 trucks and motor coaches. Compared with the prior week 142 354 cars and 30 636 commercial vehicles were produced. Through Aug 3 1963 cumulative output reached 5 612 308, up from 5 038 991 a year earlier. GM led with 59 602 passenger vehicles, Ford 39 349, Chrysler and AMC listed varied totals.
Senator Estes Kefauver, age 60, will be buried Tuesday near his family farm in Madisonville Tennessee after a heart attack death on Saturday. The body will be flown from Washington on a military transport and in state at First Baptist Church from 11 am to 2:30 pm before services on the porch and interment near the red brick farmhouse cemetery.
Parade of Progress at Lodi Fair showcases U S Army weapons and equipment. Notable items include a recoiless rifle M14 rifle M60 machine gun and nuclear projectile launcher Davey Crockett table Redeye shoulder fired optic and SS wire guided anti tank missile. 500 gallon Rolling Liquid Transport modules and animated panels illustrate advances in related fields.
Wellington High senior Gary Settle leaves for two weeks at a Navy Reserve training school in Philadelphia. Pat Arnold, a former Wellington firefighter now at Bay Pines Veterans Hospital, requests letters from friends. Mr and Mrs John Barres, mission workers with Navay Indians in New Mexico, visit with seven Navay children at Mrs Paul Willanons.
Elyria superintendent Gottfried attends a State Board of Education Activities Advisory Committee meeting in Columbus as a member. The committee develops criteria to evaluate extracurricular activities in Ohio schools.
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