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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1958
Page
6
Howard Leroy Moore, 27, of 2134 Lorain Dr., faces driving while intoxicated and reckless operation charges after his vehicle struck another car, snapped a utility pole, and rammed a fire plug at 28th St and Denver Ave in Lorain.
David D Flynn 38 of Zatroch's Cafe apartments was charged with driving without a license faulty brakes and loss of control after his car hit 14 year old Pasquale Santarell on Broadway at 18th St Santarell suffered leg and hip pain but declined treatment The incident occurred at a traffic signal near 18th and Broadway Flynn set to appear in court Aug 30 Also charged were Terald Harnek 25 Glenn Hoover 28 and Larry Frazier 26 for intoxication and prowling after a dawn arrest near the National Tube gate on Pearl Ave The group questioned by guards then police A separate incident saw Jack Balzer 27 and Robert Krajeski 28 charged with disorderly conduct after a sidewalk altercation near Hast 28th St and Apple Ave Both slated for Aug 30 court appearances Moore treated for back contusions and admitted for observation after a crash on 28th St involving Flora Vargo and Marlin Cornejo. the Moore car caused a gas pole collapse and hydrant overflow with extensive skid marks noted.
The Amherst village police were censured at a meeting led by Vice Chief Paul Pikey for excessive coffee breaks and posts left unsupervised. Officers must now eat only at designated times, bring their own meals, and spend two to four hours nightly checking doors and alleys. Sgt. H. C. Werner leads the probe into the Aug. 13 robbery at Church Street shops netting about $2,647.
Amherst Rotary heard Lorain County Health Department staffers Victor Brega and Romaine Hufford discuss health duties with slides. Program chairman Ted Cendrosky led the session as nearly 40 members and guests from Lorain Elyria Amherst and Mansfield attended.
The Golden Age Club will host a tureen lunch at the club house on Thursday. Members should bring a covered dish and the meal will begin at 12 30 p.m.
Police held three Cleveland youths aged 17 to 20 after a car stopped with skid marks near 2BU St and Pearl Ave. A switchblade was found under the front seat while one youth was seen placing the knife outside. The youths face investigation for carrying concealed weapons.
John Noel 40 of East Ave faces assault and battery with 30 days in jail and $100 fine. Clinton Calhoun 30 on Elyria Ave pays $5 fine. Dozens of others listed include reckless operation speeding red light and license violations with fines from $5 to $50 and several trials set for Sept. 4 to Sept. 25.
Avon Lake council discusses cooling options for the municipal building. A proposed air conditioning system at about $7,000 would be funded from the general fund with bids advertised next month and completion aimed for the onset of cold weather.
In Avon Lake J D Von Pischke received the Eagle award during a National exchange jamboree with Lithuanian Scouts. The ceremony included 100 attendees and various ranks awarded to Troop 332 members as part of a 40th anniversary celebration and international exchange activities with Camp Fire lands in Italy and Ontario.
Avon Lake council agreed to install flashing signals at the Walk er Rd railroad crossing near B F Goodrich Co. The Cleveland Electric Aluminum company will pay for the project, which benefits the village and the company that owns four tracks used for coal delivery from Nickel Plate railroad.
Amherst The Women's Association of Westminster Presbyterian Church sponsorship Adirondack event will run Friday from 3 to 9 30 p m on the Town Hall lawn with rain plan to move inside Cake ala mode and ice cream sundaes priced at 25 cents each
Avon Lake officials vote 5 to 1 to deny a proposed 40 by 100 foot parcel rezoning for a parking lot after residents and business owners oppose parking changes and parallel stalls near South Point and Lakewood Dr. The lone dissenting vote comes from Howard Hoxie with Martin Sweeney abstaining.
Florence Township trustees will hold a Friday 8 pm public hearing at Birmingham Town Hall on rezoning requests. Opperman Fruit Products seeks industrial classification for nine acres near Green Rd and Route 13. Bechstein request covers 1.6 acres near Rt 113. Earl C. Smith seeks commercial for part of Lot 56. Zoning Commission has recommended approval for all.
LORAIN Perry Evans aged 55 of Archwood Avenue suffered a heart attack yesterday morning while driving on West Erie Avenue. He parked the car and received emergency treatment at St Joseph Hospital, where he was admitted twelve hours later. Grace Alley, 25, of Oberlin Avenue, also passed out while driving on Route 254 at Broadway and was admitted. her condition was listed as fair.
Mayor Henry Kane vows action against teen loitering in Amherst. He urges parents to curb children from streets by 10 p.m. and warns a curfew ordinance will be activated if ignored. Kane notes inactive curfew rules and cites repeated teen groups outside businesses.
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