Mixture of donated labor adds to cerebral palsy center
Lorain Ohio donors and local industry will start Saturday on a community project to double the Lorain Area Cerebral Palsy and Rehabilitation Center at 5380 Oberlin Ave. A 20 by 40 foot cement block addition will be built with donated labor and materials, a project saving the center up to 10,000 dollars. The Ohio Elks Cerebral Palsy Board contributed 3,000 dollars toward the new unit.
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Lorain
Lorain Area
Oberlin Ave
Russ Minch
Minch
Ohio Elks Cerebral Palsy Board
Lorain County Building Trades Council
AFL
Russ Reisinger
Reisinger
Bill Boyd
Lorain Bricklayers Union
Steve Study
Lorain County Laborers Union
Neil Place
Elyria
Amherst
Elk’s
Ohio Edison Co
United Fund of Lorain
Lorain Fire Dept Recharges School Extinguishers
Lorain fire crews at three stations began recharging some 125 hand extinguishers used in city schools as part of annual fire prevention. The work checks for faulty parts and replaces hoses and valves, while school staff inspect buildings for safety hazards.
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Lakeview
Glenn Shupe
John Bronce
Lorain Fire Department
C-T
Lorain
Board of Education
Fire Department
Alfred Nickley
Nickley
Nick Jey
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Science introduces a healing substance Bio-Dyne available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and relief, with claims of piles ceasing to be a problem. Money-back guarantees referenced.
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New York
N.Y
Thorugh
Rev. U. B. Pet
Lorain boy injured after running into car
A four year old East side Lorain boy suffered a bruised elbow when he ran into a moving car yesterday morning. Driver Robert M. Hilko 19 addressed the scene and said he slowed to about 15 miles an hour as the children played nearby. The child Jeffery Osko of 407 Idaho Ave was treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital.
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Lorain
Eastside
F. St
St. Joseph Hospital
Jeffery Osko
Idaho Ave
Robert M. Hilko
East 27Th St
Hilko
Missing Persons Cancel Meeting In Village Council
Absence of a four member quorum forced the regnar village council meeting to be canceled by acting mayor John M. Traxler. Absent were council members Ruth Potter and John Belu, clerk Andrew Schmitz, and Mayor Walter McAllister who is on vacation. Attendees were dismissed at 8 p.m. The next regular meeting is set for August 26.
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Sheffield
Regnar
John M. Traxler
Ruth Potter
John Belu
Andrew Schmitz
Walter McAllister
Municipal Court News shows multiple minor offenses and pleas
A municipal court roundup lists defendants including Seve Dudiak 4 of Norfolk Avenue charged with trespassing with a $35 fine and probation for one year, Cecil Clark 33 Cleveland drunken driving with $225 and costs plus $15 for driving without a license, and others. Several defendants pleaded innocent with trial dates set for Sept 6, including Robert Manns 26 and Fernando Franqui 46. Additional cases cover intoxication, disorderly conduct, prostitution, speeding, and license issues with fines, costs, and probation where noted.
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Seve Dudiak
Norfolk Ave
Cecil Clark
Cleveland
Robert Manns
Omaha Ave
Charles T. Mounts
Virginia Dr
Amherst
Fernando A. Franqui
Apple Ave
Franklin D. Randleman
Hobey Lane
Oberlin
Roosevelt Brooker
East 28Th St
Trene Shreves
City Board of Health
James McBlyn
Sumner St
Wiliam Kessler
Abbe
Jesse Qualls
Elyria
Lorain Eyes Revenue Financing for City Pools Plan
Mayor John C. Jaworski launches a study with City Auditor Joseph J. Mitock and City Solicitor Edward Conley to financing Lorain pools. Mitock suggests revenue bonds guaranteed by pool revenue. a municipal bond firm will be consulted. Four pools are proposed with a spring construction target. Coast Guard inquiry into a drowning in Lake Erie near Lorain continues.
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Lorain
John C. Jaworski
Joseph J. Mitock
Edward Conley
Mitock
Informa
Cleveland—Coast Guard
Park Department
Albert
Cleveland
Park and Recreation Boards Bond
Rockwood
Jawor
Lake Erie
Ski
Carl W. Dixson
Sandusky
Motorist Cited For 3 Wheeling On Broadway
Clarence R B Plas of 375 West 5th Street was cited for driving a crippled car on Broadway at high speed. Police said the vehicle lacked a front tire and witnesses reported speeds near 50 miles per hour. Plas was fined $25 in municipal court.
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Dew Broadway
Clarence RB. Plas
West 5Th St. Whee
Plas
Pine
Down Broadway
Port List Items Recap Across Ore and Coal Trades
Yesterday Port List records William B. Schiller and others in ore trades while today lists William A. Corey John W. Gates and several light and coal entries. Names include Norman B with Algoway coal and Peter White associated with coal and light categories.
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William B. Schiller
William A. Corey
John W. Gates
Algosoo
Peter White
Algocen
Petman
Algoway
Norman B
Wiliam B. Schiller
Atinger
Algosod
Police Charge Otis Driggers With DUI and Reckless Operation
Otis Driggers, 44, of 223 Colorado Ave, was charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless operation after crossing the center line on Colorado Ave near Georgia Ave and striking a car driven by Carlos Mendoza, 32, of 925 G St. He was jailed pending Municipal Court appearance and fined 250 dollars plus costs in today’s court. A separate report states James W. Marquart, 15, of 2105 West Erie Ave, said his wallet containing 13 dollars was stolen from his trousers while they were on Harmon's Beach yesterday evening.
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Otis Driggers
Colorado Ave
Georgia Ave
Carlos Mendoza
Driggers
James W. Marquart
West Erie Ave
Harmon’s Beach
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National Board of Fire Insurance
Addi
Jim Heyer
Western Reserve University
Mike
Mike Nomad
Connie
Malla
Reed
Steve Roper
the Chronicle-Telegram
Municipal Court News
Motorist
Broadway
Vulcan
Harold A. Levit
Vulcan Waterproofing Engineers
Police News
Cu) Homes, Incorporated
Fermay
Avon-Oelden
Coast Guard
The
Lorain County Savings « Trust Co
Parkview
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