Three Lorain Men Hurt In Week End Fights
Three Lorain men reported injuries after Saturday night fights with unknown assailants. Jane Griffin 41 suffered a stab wound to the right shoulder while attempting to break up a fight on 28th Street and Vine Avenue. Thomas Morris 35 sustained forehead bruises a scalp wound and a cut lip in an unclear location. John Hardin 33 received multiple facial bruises a cut lip a forehead bump and a left eye lump after being beaten Saturday night. he recalled only going out and could not identify assailants or place.
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Lorain
St.’ Joseph Hospital
Jane Griffin
13Th ‘St
28Th St
Vine Ave
Thomas Morris
West Yith St
John Hardin
North Ridge Rdi
Elyria
Store Owner Ignores Hunch Faces Charge
Lorain 32 year old Harold P. Gannis owner of Brownell Food Market faced Municipal Court after selling a bottle of wine on Sunday to Ohio State Liquor Agent George Simpson. Gannis pleaded innocent and was released on $200 bond pending trial set for Sept 19.
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Lorain
Harold P. Gannis
Brownell Ave
Brownell Food Market
West Ninth St
Ohio State
George Simpson
Gannis
Simpson
Youngster Bruised After Walking Into Moving Car
Richard Haven, 7, of Lorain with Joanie Jacoby 2, sustained minor bruises and knee elbow brush burns when he stepped into the side of a slowly moving car driven by a mother on 38th Street near Lorain Drive. He and the driver were treated and released at St Joseph Hospital. Police said the car rounded a corner and slowed to a near stop when the accident occurred.
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Lorain
Richard Haven
Joanie Jacoby
Lorain Dr
West 30Th St
Westerday
William St. Joseph Hospital
L. Fader Jr
Lorain Kids Fishing Rodeo Draws Nearly 325
Nearly 325 boys and girls with parents attended Lorain Cromwell Park for the UPC Fishermen's Club and City of Lorain Kids Fishing Rodeo. Winners across age groups included Phyllis Siejak, Larry Rak, Mary Elly, James Stavesky, and other top catches earning complete fishing outfits and various prizes. Local officials and school principals attended as judges for the event.
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Lorain
Cromwell Park
UPC Fishermen's Club
Matthew Pribunk
Phyllis Siejak
East 35Th St
Larry Rak
East 31
Mary Elly
Crehore Ave
James Stavesky
Elyria Ave
Joey Kovach
Stanley Truszkot
David Isienski
Georges 1Shildwachter Jr
Bruce Minnich
Jean Moldo
Van
Pat Kuehn
Harold Parker
Bwitt
Michael Schrull
Sheffield Lake School Aides Host Get Acquainted Supper
Sheffield Lake district education board members the superintendent and principals with their spouses attended a buffet supper hosted by board member C. B. Howley and Mrs. Howley at 3599 South Lake Road, improving ties among educators.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake District
Hungarian Club Hit By Thieves Loot Over $100
Lorain police investigate theft at the Hungarian Young Mens Club on Pearl Avenue. Thieves, entering via a small rear window, grabbed more than $100 from three cash boxes and an unknown amount of change from three vending machines Friday night.
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Lorain — Felice
Young Mens ’Club
Pearl Ave
Same Parking Fee Urged on Broadway
A Lorain citizens parking committee met to keep five cent per half hour meters on Broadway. City Service Director Pete Goods will present the plan to the council at the September 3 meeting after downtown merchants argued that half an hour is too short. The panel also discussed coin changers and easier ways to pay meters for motorists.
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Lorain
Citizens Committee of Parking
Broadway
City Service
Pete Goods
Goods
Second Hospital Boosters Study Constitution
Lorain Hospital Facilities Committee members met at the YMCA to review provisions for a deputy constitution as they pursue a second city hospital. The group backs expanding St Joseph Hospital and will reconvene under chairman A J Pelander when scheduled.
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Lorain
YMCA
St. Joseph
A. J. Pelander
Sunny Spain Draws Thousands of American Visitors
Tourist trade surges as Spain, famed for its climate, hosts growing American arrivals. Director general Jaime Segarra cites 1946 totals of 17,000 to 20,000 visitors, rising to 250,000 in 1955 and near 300,000 in 1956. Malaga becomes a gateway port on the Queen Frederica line, enabling round trips from the United States in just over three weeks with ten days of Spanish sightseeing. The voyage includes Malaga to Madrid rail and flight links, plus easy access to Seville Granada Tangier Palma de Mallorca and Costa del Sol resorts.
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Ins
Spain
United States
Jaime A. Segarra
Hien At
Segarra
Malaga
Mediterranean
Giberaltar
New York
Frederica
Straits of Gibraltar
Palermo
Naples
Piraeus
Athens
Saga
Granada
Toledo
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Balearic Islands
Seville
Tangier
Palma de Majorca
Costa del
Sol
Amherst Police File 2 Traffic Violation Counts
Amherst reports two motorists charged with violations during the weekend Maxwell E Wyatt 23 of Bryant Street South Amherst charged with running a stop sign Herbert Beary 34 of 241 Brookfield Road Avon faces fictitious registration Both were ordered to appear in Mayor s court Saturday The Turnpike Patrol cited a driver at 630 am today for speeding and ordered him to local court.
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Amherst
Maxwell E. Wyatt
Bryant St
South Amherst
Herbert Beary
Brookfield Rd
Avon
Turnpike Patrol
Polish Veterans to Meet in Lorain Convention
Wisconsin Congressman Alvin E. O'Konski will keynote the Polish American War Veterans state convention in Lorain. He is noted for anti-communist leadership and Polish honors. The event includes a banquet, a Sunday mass, a military ball, a parade, and prize awards with over 300 reps expected. Headquarters are at the Hotel Antlers.
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Lorain
Alvin E. O'Konski
Wisconsin
O'Konski
University of Detroit
Itasca
United Polish Club
17Th St
Long Ave
John C. Jaworski
J. Grant Kegg
Elyria
Frank Kryzan
Youngstown
Broadway
20Th St
11Th St
Hotel Antlers
Lorain Municipal Court News Brief
Hertian and Zeh of 1188 Juneau Ave Akron faced a driving while intoxicated charge in Lorain Municipal Court with a £ 995 amount and ancte notation, details unspecified. The case highlights a local enforcement action against impaired driving and related penalties.
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Hertian
Zeh
Juneau Ave
Akron
Lorain Police Reports Charge Files Driving Without License
A charge of driving without a license was filed against Joa'eph A Repko 30 of 137 Day St Sheffield at 6 20 p m Saturday after his car struck the rear of one driven by Roosevelt Booker 33 of Vermilion on the Lake on 28th St Dea Twelve men were fined for various offenses in Mayor's Court of this village last week They were Robert Krewson 2635 Milan Ave Sandusky reckless driving 20 and costs Repko was fined 25 and costs in court today Harry F Lynn 19 of 3861 Jaycox Rd Avon hit by John R Kowalski 47 of 33 Kansas Ave in Henderson Dr and Colorado Ave Lynn ordered to appear in court Wednesday Frank J Troxel Vermilion D R 1 Sunny Side Rd driving while intoxicated 112 and costs Norman Becker 1180 Middle Ridge Lorain reckless driving 35 and costs failure to stop at a stop sign 5
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Joa
Eph A. Repko
Day St
Sheffield
Driviny Roosevelt Booker
Vermilion-On-The Lake
Dea
Pearl Ave
Repko
Robert Krewson
Milan Ave
Sandusky
Harry F. Lynn
Jaycox Rd
Avon
Anibal Martinez
West
John R
Frank J. Troxel
R. D
Sunnyside Rd
Vermilion
Norman Becker
Middle Ridge
Lorain
Elyria
Regina Ave
George J. Cochran
Cochran
Clark
Robert J. Reinhart
New Mexico Ave
Hubert J. Pardon
East Ave
Reinhart
Not Attractive Driving Violations and Rubbish Removal Probes
A Baytown report lists multiple driving offenses including driving without a license and reckless driving with varied fines, costs, and bonds. California and Ohio names appear in the OCR mash, noting innocent pleas, trial dates, and municipal court fines for offenses ranging from speeding to driving while intoxicated.
Sport Coat and Hubcaps Stolen From City Cars
URAMN police investigate thefts of a sport coat and two hubcaps from parked cars over the weekend. Andy Mihhalcheck 31 of 1715 East 36th Street reports a window broken and a sport coat valued at 10 dollars taken from his driveway Saturday night. Charles Wojtko 17 of 4285 Oberlin Avenue says two hubcaps were taken from his car in East Alley between 8 and 10 20 p m Saturday.
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URAMN
Andy Mihhalcheck
East 36Th St
Charles Wojtko
Oberlin Ave
East Alley
Lorain Woman Cut On Left Hand In Argument
Roberta Boyd, 53, of 4109 Dunton Road, was treated at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain for a cut on her left hand sustained during an argument with her husband Novella, 59, according to a sheriff's department report yesterday.
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Roberta Boyd
Dunton Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Novella
Sheriff's Department
Cigarette Blamed In Auto Blaze In Lorain
In Lorain a fire damaged a car owned by Roberto Satana at 1812 East 28th Street near Globe Avenue. Fire Chief Alfred Nickley said the blaze started around 2:30 am when a discarded cigarette was involved. A patient in a local hospital spoke briefly, noting she felt better after leaving. Damage was estimated at 150 dollars.
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Houston
Tex
Roy E. Ladd
Mak- Lorain
Firel
Alfred Nickley
Roberto Satana
East 28Th St
Nickley
28Th St
Globe Ave
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Mansfield
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West Sixth St
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