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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1956

Page

5

Contested Elyria Route Bypass Wins 7-2 Council Vote

Tensions flared as council approved a Rt 57 bypass on the northern edge of Elyria by a 7-2 vote despite objections from two Republicans. O Donnell and Smith pressed for delay and questioned a letter from St Marys Church urging caution on church property. The plan would ring the city with a beltline and advance highway priority amid cross fire and calls for a public hearing.

Elyria C City State Catholic O'Donnell William L. Newton St. Mary's Church Gulf Rd Planning Commission Lorain County Regional Planning Commission Victor F. Stewart O’donnell Msgr Newton Keys Michael J. Lotko Smith Joseph Cirigliano DeLeuw Cirigliano Council

Six hurt in Rt. 10 crashes near Elyria

Two separate Rt. 10 accidents east of Elyria left six people injured two seriously. Frank Felkner 67 Oberlin and Wanda Dyer nine North Olmsted sustained serious head chest and limb injuries. Felkner’s car collided with a westbound truck driven by Amos McElwee Newton Falls. Felkner, his grandson Timmy Stetson and Doris Gorske plus her daughters were treated. The Gorske women suffered multiple fractures. Wanda Dyer was struck by a car driven by Anna Walker Marion Indiana near Root Road while crossing Rt. 10. Deputy details and hospital conditions given for all involved.

Rt. 10 Durkee Rd Elyria Memorial Frank Felkner Oberlin Felegram Elyria East College St Elyria Memorial Hospital Wanda Dyer Lorain Rd North Olmsted Amos Rae McElwee Newton Falls Felkner Doris ‘Gorske Ober Ulin Fellkner Timmy Stetson Crile Hospital Paula Gorske Patricia Gorske Cleveland Lloyd Secks McElwee Seekt Sheriff's Department Lecks Eugene Miler Michael Pappas Anna Walker Marion Ind Root Re

City seeks federal aid for windstorm damage as clean-up continues

Federal disaster funds are being sought after a Saturday windstorm left hundreds of trees damaged in Elyria. City officials estimate cleanup costs near 40 000 dollars with 64 000 estimated for the June 23 storm. Private property damage is unofficially pegged higher, while a police officer is praised for guiding children to safety. Outages remain for about 7 500 phones and some lines are restored daily.

Grant Keys Keys Council Elywood Park Cleveland Cascade Park Governor's Office Washington Civil Defense Olney Batte Creek Mich Elyria Telephone Co Ohio Edison Co

Beer Swap Flops in Jackson Restaurant Plot

James Jones, 13, was arrested by police in a Jackson restaurant after attempting to swap two cases of warm beer stolen from another restaurant for two cases of cold beer.

Jackson Miss James Jones

Wellington Council approves Bark er Street improvement measures

Wellington council in a short session authorized solicitor Wagner to apply to state tax commission and Common Pleas Court for transferring 10000 dollars of electric light funds to the village general fund for street work. Fred Pallas to inventory dead trees and estimate removal costs as the ditch on Wheeling Ave was cleaned.

Wellington Barker SL Taylor St Herrick Ave Harry W. Wagner State Taxing Commission and Common Pleas Court Village General Fund Robert Gott Ralph Gray Municipal League Neil Columbus Fred Pallas Pallas Wheeling Ave

Ground rules set as Colson strike enters second day

AFL Federal Labor Union and Colson Corp agreed on ground rules for a Pine Street and Woodford Avenue plant strike that halted operations since morning. Negotiations linger over a new three year vs twenty cent package contract with raises. federal conciliator Jack Walsh urged restart anytime.

Colson Corp AFL Federal Labor Union Pine St Woodford Ave Jack Walsh Walsh Urday Dale Maddock

Dog Trainer Is Casualty at County Fair

A Wellington Alaskan Malamute bit its owner trainer Texas Tommy during a county fair segment. the Wellington physician called the bite non serious. Also injured, worker George Pappworth required a doctor for a steel splinter in his finger. A horse in a trailer became wedged in a manger, needing ropes and chains to free it.

Wellington Texas Tommy George Pappworth Fair Worker

OE Buys Huron Plant For 335000

The village sold electric distribution and street lighting to Ohio Edison for 335000 during a combined meeting of the village board and the board of public affairs. The sale was unanimous and Ohio Edison will take over as soon as possible. Officials cited rising population and a shortage of skilled manpower to maintain the plant.

Imjron Ohio Se Village Iatercil Board of Public Affairs Pat Gioffre BPA Gioffre Ohio ‘Edison

Lorain County Fair Attendance Surpasses 1955 Pace

The Lorain County Fair enters its second day with attendance already ahead of 1955 rates. Lightweight horse pulling faced a late start due to detours and time changes while commercial exhibits exceed last year by about 30 percent. Kid’s Day brings reduced ride prices and crowds as dog races and a full slate of acts draw interest at the grandstand.

Wellington Lorain County Fair C. J. Hill Buddy Morrow The Four Freshmen

Council clash over bypass route fuels heated session

Stewart and Cirigliano attacked O'Donnell for pressing a delaying action while Keys blasted the mayor as conducting an inquisition. The debate centered on the DeLeuw report pinning a 120 foot bypass route near a Catholic High School and plans for the northern leg. Keys warned that futures funds depend on city matching grants as the state earmarks 2 million dollars for 1957 58.

DeLeuw Keys Pike Council City Planning Commission State Highway Department Finance Committee O'Donnell Stewart Msgr Newton Regional Planning Commission Elyria Smith LaPorte

Spitzer Estate Valued At $100000 After Plane Crash

Estate of Carl Sidney Spitzer of Eaton Township valued at $100000 in personal property after his death on August 2 when the plane he piloted crashed at Brentwood Village in Carlisle. Lyank Adelbert Spitzer named executor.

Carl Sidney Spitzer Eaton Township Brentwood Village Carlisle Lyank Adelbert Spitzer

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