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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1961
Page
5
Officers confiscated pills paraphernalia and narcotics stories at 322 ith St. A man James Irby 28 of 38 Apple Ave was charged with intoxication and narcotics violation. Mr and Mrs Ruben Garcia and Arthur Ginsley 26 of 605 Westith St Elyria were held for investigation.
Ten motorists were arrested for speeding by highway patrol over the weekend. Each signed municipal court waivers and paid fines plus court costs for offenses ranging from one to ten dollars over the limit. Names include Wobbert Armstrong Herman Honwitz Anthony Winrow James O'Brien Lloyd Kirk Dennis Trout Janet Combs Frank Sims and Richard Mrazek.
Jack Miller of 4884 Beachwood Dr. sustained a bruised left shoulder and arm during a game with donkeys at the community field. He was treated at St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain and released. Elizabeth Lave, 62, of 4506 Hawthorne St., sprained her right foot after a fall outside her home Saturday and also went to St. Joseph Hospital.
Crocker Brothers shipped three registered Holsteins to South America. The cows listed were Crocker Mistrc Inka Ormsby, Crocker Dandy Diana, and Crocker Burke Angie, sent to Guillermo A. Bullrich in Buenos Aires. The Holstein Friesian Association cited ongoing export demand backed by official records.
A fight at the Humpty Dumpty on Route 82 left a man hospitalized after a collision with a vehicle. The sheriff's report notes the injured man refused to identify himself and was later released for medical treatment.
Eder Jofre of Brazil defended the world bantamweight crown for the second time by defeating Ramon Arias of Venezuela in a seventh round technical knockout on Saturday night in Caracas Venezuela.
In Lorain two 17 year old youths, David Canter and Davis Frame of 3129 Camden Ave, are in custody for burglary investigations and related counts. They were arrested after a wild car pursuit, allegedly assaulted Delbert Ainsworth, and fled to their Camden Ave home. Police report the pair stole a rifle guitar and amplifying equipment and broke into several schools. Frame is also reported absent without leave from the Army.
In Lorain a knife fight at East 28th Street and Denver Avenue left three men injured and facing disorderly conduct charges. Jessie Gonzalez 20 of West 32nd Street. Harry Galvan 23 and Joe Galvan 18 of Li. injuries listed include arm cuts elbow scrapes forehead and wrist sprain. Both sides claim the other pulled a knife. officers report they will testify in Municipal Court.
The National Football League requires each home team to pay the visiting team a minimum guarantee of 30000 dollars per game. This creates a standard payment floor for away teams across NFL matchups.
Lorain city officials and Ohio Edison may reopen negotiations on a new consumer electric rate contract. Solicitor Adrian J. Bedeski said an open conference could lead to settlement as the street lighting contract terminates in two days. The old rate contract expired over a year ago and awaits Public Utilities Commission action. Edison may limit talks to the street lighting contract expiring in November.
Lorain prepares for the U S S Ely with naval reservists hosting tours this weekend. The escort craft will be on the mooring deck at the Coast Guard Station from 1 to 7 p m Saturday and Sunday as residents tour the ship and meet crew.
Fifty Coast Guard Reserve officers and men from Sandusky area trained in Lorain over the weekend. They conducted three days of training and briefings at the Lorain Coast Guard station. Captain Carl Miller led the group in inspecting harbor facilities and operations in the Lorain area.
Announcement by Rev. Joseph Lembach notes Bishop Whealon will celebrate Mass at St Vincent de Paul Church Amherst if weather allows, otherwise in the church. The service is open to the public and any faith interested may attend.
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