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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
6
Multiple obituaries and death notices recounting Carl H. Latter and Addie Roberts of Elyria, plus Ray Nebergall of Sandusky, infant deaths in Wakeman and Lorain, and funeral arrangements. Individuals named include James Grogan and family, Charles Palazzo, Sharon Zabratka, Mary Louise South, and Charles A. Robert. Religious and funeral details listed with hospitals, towns, and burial sites.
Four youths aged 14 to 17 from Cleveland were questioned by Lorain County deputies regarding a series of burglaries. Their father, Eugene E Roberts of East Wind Street, and juvenile authorities were involved as investigators plan a 9:30 a.m. hearing at St Timothy Church to determine involvement. Friends and family were to gather later at Golubsk Funeral Home for services.
A 23 year old North Ridgeville man pleaded guilty in Ely Tia Municipal Court to petit larceny for breaking into a service station safe on Rt 10 near the Ohio Turnpike. He was fined 300 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in jail, suspended on good behavior for one year. he repaid 356 dollars and paid damages plus 70 dollars to change the lock. Police tied polygraph results to his guilt and noted no prior record.
Avon Lake council approves a water main extension on Miler Rd from Fruchauf Traer Co plan to railroad tracks. Engineering will draft plans and costs billed to the water department. The move aims to supply Avon and considers a second water source. The only current supply is at Center Rd near Nickel Plate tracks. The water board also reported sewer plans for Curtis Dr from Lake Rd to Redwood Blvd, Moreland Dr to Richland Dr on Belmar Blvd, and other segments. Curtis Dr sewer deemed adequate. Redwood Blvd portion shows no complaints. Belmar to Canterbury sewer troubled. A new sewer is recommended, with Belmar, Curtis, and Redwood work deferred pending necessity proof. A Sept 3 special sewer committee meeting at Span to discuss installations. A new hot water system at Park Hall was approved for 4350 to Jakmas Plumbing. A 305 contract awarded for insulation ceiling work on Park Hall. A radio transmitter base station and remote control adapter kit for 728 from Motorola approved per Safety Committee.
A list of license holders from Lorain and area towns includes Kenneth Breckenridge 27 optometrist of 3885 Oberlin Ave Lorain and Donna Werner 24 of 212 Mlines Ave Lorain among others such as James Finlayson 2 assembler and Pina Moore 22 cashier. The record covers addresses occupations and ages for numerous residents including Karen Maughliin 22 Avon Lake William Grant 21 and Carolyn Johnston 20 in the Lorain area.
The family of the late Anna Mohrman expresses sincere appreciation for sympathy from neighbors relatives and friends during our bereavement. We thank Mrs Irene M Nickell and four others for service and support at our 50th wedding anniversary and acknowledge kindness shown by Mr Earl McCormick Mrs Creal Hale Mine Alice Neah Mr Winfield Nash and others.
Avon Lake police investigate a crash early yesterday in which 19 year old Charles Pheneger of Ver Milion drove a car into a telephone pole on Routes 24, then 150 feet into a private yard. The front end was damaged, the car towed away, and Pheneger refused hospital care. He was wearing a seat belt and was alone in the car. Police said he was en route to a city event and may face charges.
Amherst area police report a three car collision on a curving highway near North Main Street. Victims include Donald Given and Raymond, treated at Amherst Hospital for injuries. Investigators contine to determine if charges will be filed, with the case awaiting Amherst Municipal Court action.
A series of birth announcements lists numerous families in Lorain and Amherst, noting newborn sons and daughters. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Meyer at 328 Kansas Ave and Mr. Ree D. Keller at 213 East South St Ver mulion, with additional births to families such as Mrs. Charles Price and Mrs. James Curren among others.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aly Moran at Amherst Hospital on Sunday or Monday. The newborn adds to the Moran family of 178 East 33rd Street.
A series of birth notices from Oberlin Allen Hospital and area addresses report new daughters to families including Mr and Mrs Edward Gall RD 1 Amherst and Mr and Mrs Goodin 435 West St Gary, along with newborns to Edgar Clark Hastings Rd RD 1, and Newell Winters 08 Butternut Rudge Rd. The notices list multiple households with the new arrivals.
A Oberlin Municipal Court session presided by David R. Goldthorpe lists names and addresses of Lorain Elyria Wellington Wakeman Grafton Vermilion and Lorain residents. Entries mention speeding improper backing assault and battery and other minor charges with fines cited or cases continued.
A six year old named Dame Steineman drowned in the Miami River while walking with siblings Richard and Diana in Troy. Rohna Hess, a Piqua secretary, jumped in to save the two older children but the younger boy did not survive. James Klein was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities and local families are named in relation to the event.
Congressman Charles A Mosher assists in organizing a new 10 member House subcommittee on Science and Development. Chaired by Rep George P Miller, the panel will evaluate scientific research and national space program development and strengthen congressional science oversight. Mosher serves on related subcommittees and remains a key advisor.
Jury trials of persons charged with the neglect of four children were set to begin today in Lorain County Common Pleas Court before Judge Henry P. Webber. Jurors summoned included Lee Forman of Ashland and multiple residents from Elyria, Lorain, Avon Lake, Amherst, Grafton, Wellington, and surrounding areas.
Roy Russell 51 of 226 North Lake Street was stopped on Lowell Street after Pa. Clayton Phillips followed his weaving car along Route 113. An officer reported beer bottles found inside, Russell failed field sobriety tests, was given an alkometer, and jailed on DWI charges.
Names and charges from Elyria Municipal Court include James W Triplett 1801 Gratton Rd exhaust defect fined 10. Richard E Faraworth 13945 East Herrick St Wellenton hazardous driving pleaded no contest guilty. Richard G Phillips address listed failure to stop within assured clear distance found guilty fined 0. Joseph T Tokich 38 Chicago failure to stop within assured distance pleaded no contest found guilty fined 40. Ted Taps 275 Colgate Ave parking ticket pleaded no contest found guilty 5. Donald J Kiser 249 Debra Dr disobeying traffic signal fined 20. Harry J Gannon 14 Clark St failure to yield right of way pleaded no contest found guilty 15. Paul E Hoch 320 Samuel St no drivers license fined 10. Betty Bureley RD 2 Penfield improper lane usage fined 10. David L Burch 1200 Aldrich Rd Vermilion failure to signal for stop pleaded no contest found innocent. Harold Tollett disorderly conduct pleaded no contest fined 25. Herley Westfall intoxication fined 20. Henry Smouse intoxication fined 10.
Jerry R Ketchun of 118 Laure nt files for divorce from Betty. Robert Caramenico files against Marianne at 101 Demson Aye in city court.
Tammy Waello daughter of Mr and Mrs John Waello of 668 Alameda is in good condition at Bay View Hospital Bey Village after Sheffield Lake police rescue squad found her struggling to breathe at 3 27 am yesterday. Hospital officials say she is treated for a condition resembling tonsillitis.
Elyma tremen were called to control a fire in a rear room of the John Smith residence in Lowell at 2 p.m. yesterday. Firefighters reported the blaze damaged window screens and storm windows and burned a hole through the rear wall, with investigators citing children playing with matches as the cause.
Lorain bar Tredahera Bar received a 17 percent ownership note and permit from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Rey and her colleague Michael operate the establishment, which was issued permission to continue serving customers.
Daily stock notes compiled with wire quotations and market quotes from Pierre R Smith and Co and Myria. Traders monitor service averages and market metrics across Columbia and related exchanges for Ford and general manufacturing shares.
Six month old Dawn Lynn Boyles of Sheffield Lake died at St Joseph Hospital Lorain after being found not breathing in her crib. Coroner ruled the death due to intestinal pneumonia as per family doctor. Parents Mr and Mrs David Boyles 448 Hawthorne Ave have another daughter Jean Marie 23 months. Services set for 11 am with Rev Paul Kirk at Evangelical United Lorain.
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