Five Drivers Cited After Week-End Mishaps
Lorain police report five motorists cited for court after weekend accidents. Four others charged with traffic violations were ordered to appear. Names include Ruben Ramos 18, Donald Van Gosen 24, Ronald Jones 18, Charles Wells 19, William Ewonce 22, with various charges and court dates.
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Lorain
Ruben Ramos
East 39Nd St
32Nd St
Flores
Ramos
Donald N. van Gosen
Arizona Ave
Albert H. Carr
East 32Nd St
East 30Th St
Gary Ave
Ronald R. Jones
West 21St St
Vincent Ziga
East 33Rd SL
Ziga
Charles E. Wells
Colorado Ave
Charles H. Hintz
Brooklyn
East
Ewonce
Albisain L. Albarran
Long Ave
Willie Robinson
Flint
Mich
George G. Norfuth
DeWitt St
Calbert Hairston
Cleveland
Robinson
Hairston
Kossuth
Damage In Thousands Bowling Alleys Fire At Johnny's Recreation
Two fires damaged the bowling alleys at Johnny's Recreation 1040 Broadway in Lorain. Fire Chief Elmer Stough said the blazes, caused by lacquer vapors igniting in poorly ventilated second floor alleys, totaled thousands in equipment damage and were put out by two employees before firefighters arrived. A second blaze followed before firefighters left the building.
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Lorain
Johnny’s Recreation
Broadway
Elmer Stough
Jeer
Napping Man Robbery Incident Reported in Lorain
William R. Kormish, 22, of 2638 Caroline Ave, said he woke to a knife-wielding thief at his car window after a nap following a 1 am arrival home. The robber took about $90 from his wallet while another man stood nearby. Fire set at least two blazes later damaged alleys and damaged machines. origin of the second fire unclear. Firefighters fought the flames but suspects remained at large.
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Lorain
William R. Kormish
Caroline Ave
Kormish
Fremont
Iremen
Stough
John Gay
Johnny’s Recreation
WD Amyley
exyLusuas. Sey
Ned
Kormish Gaid
Two Cars Damaged While Owner On Vacation
Lorain reports two cars damaged in a garage break in on Lakeview Ave. while owner, 35 year old Douglas A. Witter of 1446 South Broadway, was away on vacation. An unlighted pony cart ice cream wagon struck a car, while another driver, Charles Yonkings, 4760 6 1530 East 28th St, was seen near the scene. George Benjamin, 32, and Nicholas Mann, 32, were involved in the incident, with Mann hospitalized for observation after sustaining bruises and abrasions. A deputy noted entrance through a breezeway window in rainy weather.
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Lorain
tam-|Joseph Hospital
Douglas A. Witter
Lakewew Ave
Witter
South Broadway
Nicholas Mann
Graswold
Vacation Rd
Hisioy
Harry Fier
Clafton
Ana Fen
Ave
Benjamin
Flor
Steelworkers elect three area men to wage policy board
Three area men Archie Broad, Robert Bloedorn, and Mike Klimko won seats on the Wage Policy Committee for the next two years at District 28 conference in Cleveland. The group oversees wage and contract negotiations with steel companies as production workers' union membership grows and a new 1956 scholarship was announced. Lorain County attendees numbered about 50 across 11 locals.
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Archie
Robert Bloedorn
Mike
Klimko
Cio-United
WPC
G. A .Paul O'Brien
Roy Flaherty
Lorain
International
Tloward Roulague
Pittsburgh
Lorain County Steelworkers
National Tube Division
Steelworkers Union
District 28
B W. Ohler
Cleveland
International Union
Marie Irene Smith
Maple Heights
Republic Steel
Miss Smith
Itohe
Lorain Court Records Reflect Driving Infractions
Lorain Municipal Court lists Johnny L. Butler 27 of 1788 Livingston Ave cited for failure to yield right of way with 25 dollars and costs. Thomas R. Kale 22 of 502 West 2th St charged with reckless driving 20 dollars and costs 15 dollars suspended. James E. Smith 36 of R. D. 2 Amherst fined 5 dollars and costs for driving a car with faulty brakes.
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Johnny L. Butler
Livingston Ave
Thomas R. Kale
West 2Th St
James E. Smith
R. D
J Amherst
Top Winners At Carnival Announced
Winners of prizes at the St. Vincent de Paul carnival were named this morning. The event featured Kenny Vincent broadcasting from the carnival and free dancing to an orchestra Saturday night. Top prizes went to Margaret and Lydia Frabe a new car to Mabell Koch a 14 foot boat with motor to W Carnahan an air conditioner to G Dombrosky an electric range to Clyde Harris and a power mower to Clyde Harris. Church workers received cash awards for selling tickets: Miss Gladys Lenhard Mrs Lawrence Smith Frank Noster and Mrs Robert Casper.
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31St St
Lorain
G. Dombrosky
Oberlin Ave
Clyde Harris
Oberlin
Gladys Lenhard
Lawrence Smith
Frank Noster
Robert Casper
UPC Fishing Rodeo Draws 307 Entrants in Lorain
Lorain held the UPC Fishing Rodeo at Cromwell Park with 307 youth participants. Prizes included rods and reels. champions named in multiple divisions as Scouts assisted with flag ceremony. A separate incident: a car crash at Grove Avenue near Oakwood Path left damage and blood but no confirmed injuries.
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Lorain
UPC Fishermen’s Club
Stanley A Orlowski
Micharl Sacherbach
Maxine Strawha
Eddie Abel
Janis Uawles
Prises
Dehn Co Ofawarski
Albin Waltman
Albin Waltman Provident of the Lpcf and President Pro Tem John J. Jan ‘Uszewski
Scout
UPCE
Richard McGee
Frank Darmafalt
Joseph Avok
Fred Didicala
Janusvewsti
Waltman
Alvin Conrad
San'tation Department
LaMar Cook
Paper Tiger Upsets to Win Saratoga Handi
Paper Tiger, defeated Dedhicate to claim the $97,200 Saratoga Handicap at Springs No. on Saturday.
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Paper Tiger
Sit Arone Springs No
CPI
Dedhicate
Saratoga
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