Milan Melon Queen Contest Named for 1964
The Milan Melon Festival opens with a 1964 Melon Queen contest to select the royal. Nineteen Milan misses vie for the crown including Marenberg, Vanderpool, Burley, Holbrook, Kirkes, Kock, Mercer, Porter, Roe, Romp, Schwable, Rockwell, Fernandez and others. Judging at Anne's Flower Shop Saturday at 7 pm kicks off a three day event ending on Labor Day.
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Milan
Milan Chamber of Commerce
Harriet Mercer
Milan Garden Club
Sally Porter
Milan Jaycees
Nancy Rockwell
Milan Athletic
Linda Roe
Marks Lodge
Toof
Bonnie Romp
Milan Rotary
Jane Schwable
Milan Inn
Marie Simon
Milan Parent Teacher Association
Cheryl Fernandez
Milan Steele Co
Sheryl Barber
Rebecca Lodge
Carol Mitchell
Firelands Toastmas
Ters Club
Kathy Gastier
Rod and Gun Club
Marilyn Beer
Milan Mothers Club
Emma Lee H Howard
Milan Research Club
Anne's
Park St
Locals Reject Ohio Edison Contract Offer
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers rejected Ohio Edison Co terms in a seven week strike. Gil Steinen Jr said the two to one vote came from IBEW locals in Sandusky Alliance Mansfield Merion Massillon Ware and a Saxon Club meeting in Lorain. The union filed unfair labor practices charges and about 100 members are involved including 90 from Local 1194 in Trora County.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ohio Edison Co
Gil Steinen Jr
IBEW
Sandusky
Alliance
Mansfield
Merion
Massillon
Ware
Lisa
Saxon Club
Appie Ave
Lorain
Steinen
Ohio Isdison
Tora County
Elyria Nine Plans Smear Campaign For Rematch
Elyria officials clash with Lorain in a midweek softball rematch at West Recreation Field at 7 p.m. Manager Jack M. Birchhill touts a revised lineup after a 16-9 Lorain win and cites new system and changes in positions to swing the game.
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Elyria Nine
Elyria
Lorain
Jack M. Birchhill
Birchhill
Lorain Rwis
Elyria Stars
JC William Tattersall
Tattersall
Flyria
West Recreation Field
Services Held for Two Women in Rt. 254 Crash
Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret Lenney, 59, of 15831 Munn Rd., and another woman killed in a three car crash on Rt. 254 in front of Avon Oaks Country Club. Services occurred at Our Lady of Angels Church, Cleveland, with visitation at Blackstone Funeral Home and burial scheduled at Calvary Cemetery in Warrensville.
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Cleveland
Avon Oaks Country Club
Margaret
Munn Rd
Our’ Lady of Angels Church
Rocky River Dr
Blackstone Funeral Home
Gerard, C
Calvary Camatany
Warndetacon
Murder trial starts tomorrow for Roy Nichols
The murder case against Roy Nichols, 18, of 123 Arkansas Ave Lorain is set to begin tomorrow in Judge LeRoy F. Kellys Common Pleas Court. Nichols faces second degree murder for the fatal pipe clubbing of his brother in law Eugene Sapolski 34 at the Sapolski home at 1 am May 3. Police say Nichols confessed after ten days of investigation following the battery removal incident from Sapolski car.
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Roy Nichols
Arkansas Ave. Lorain
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Nichols
Eugene Sapolski
Sapolski
Homewood Dr
Lorain
Mother to Return to Virginia in Extradition Case
Mrs. June Helmer, 22, who fled California after posting bond on a Virginia warrant, agreed to return to Fairfax to answer charges over a $125 bounced check. She waived extradition before Judge LeRoy F. Kelly, custody of her three children to welfare authorities, and said she may seek probation if she can cover the Virginia check and establish stable employment and home in California. The welfare department awaits legal custody orders and notes the children will be returned when she demonstrates ability to care for them.
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June Helmer
California
Fairfax
Cam Smon
LeRoy F. Kelly
Virginia
Helmer
Wellington
Cormon Pleas
Joan UW Pineura
Welfare Department
Henry P. Webber
Child Welfare Department
Ford Road dump injunction suit hearing postponed
The hearing on the Ford Road dump injunction was postponed indefinitely amid negotiations. Jacobs, owner of the dump, seeks relief after a temporary injunction barred city dumping. a planned meeting with Elyria Health Department and officials was set to address the dispute.
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Ford Rd
Ford Road
Atty
Harry Bogart
Jack Joseph
Cleveland
Elyria
Health Department
Jacobs
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Science projects shine at Ohio State Fair exhibit
Columbus reports 100 high school students including Elyria’s Robert K. Smith Jr and Bruce Winchell with projects Tissue Culture Techniques and Polymerization of Vinyl Acetate. South Arshers! Jayne Lupe and New London’s Vickie Britan present The Human Heart in Health and Disease and The Sea. The Youth Center exhibit runs Friday to Labor Day September 7 with an awards ceremony Saturday featuring Dr. Albert Sabin and Gay James A Rhodes.
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Columbus
Lorain
Robert K. Smith Jr
Elyria
Bruce Winchell
Jayne Lupe
South Arshers
Vickie Britan
New London
Albert B. Sabin
Sabin
Gay James A Rhodes
County to share cost of repaving North Main Street
Amherst County officials will meet at 6 80 pm at North Main Street to confirm a plan where the county and city share the cost of repaving a 1.6 mile stretch of North Main Street from Brandt Ave to the city limits at a total cost of 88310 dollars. A joint committee meeting will also discuss three additional street re paving and a proposed use of 3000 dollars from the 1964 street levy for resurfacing.
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Amherst
Lordin County
Marvin Davis
OL North Main St
North Main St
Brandt Ave
North City
Councl Street
West Martin Ave
Lake St
Milan Ave
New York Central
Quarry Rd
Davis
Park Ave
Woodhill Dr
O Rt
Daredevil cycle races thrill Amherst crowd at Lara County fairgrounds
Fans packed the Lara County fairgrounds grandstand as daredevil motorcyclists rode a twisting track. The Singler brothers Mike and George dominated multiple classes with wins in 930 cubic centimeters, 500, and sweepstakes events. Albert Singler watched proudly as judges awarded trophies to top finishers from Medina, Seville, Mansfield, Toledo, Groveport, and more, with a crowd-pleasing lineup and local club sponsorship.
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Lara County Fun Grounds
Mike
George
Brom Medina
Albert Singler
Amherst Meadowlarks Motorcycle Club
Joe Elson
Pete Pimeura
Cub
Bill Cleaver
Amherst
Bob McCahn
Lorain
John Penton
Dan Bomecvien
Neal McLoda
Amhers
Don ‘Tastings
Medina
Wiliam Wish
Seville
Lawrence Sherman
Mansfield
Louis Ward
North Farfield
Dave We
Toledo
Terry Takacs
Mike Singer
Mike Brown
Jim Bryan
Groveport
George Sinler
Ark Bruchler
North Ne
Dick Cleventer
Lakewood
Ed Cochran
Newark
Jerry Chadina
Pennsula
Tom Hodges
George Stipler
Tous Ward
Jerry Chadima
Three area correspondents appointed by the CT Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces three area correspondents for CT regions: Angela Gow covering South Amherst, Doris Burrell in Sheffield-Sheffield Lake, and Pat Hershey reporting Grafton North Fairfield and North Ridgeville. Details include Burrell's Lorain High School 1920 background, Gow's Amherst family life, and Hershey’s Ridgeville ties, with contact numbers for tips.
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J Area
Chronicle- Telegram
Amherst
Angela Gow
Doris Burre
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Pat Hershey
Grafton
North Faton
North Ridgeville
Miss Burrell
Sheffield
Lorain High School
New York City
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield i
Ridgeville
Hershey
Columbia High School
North Jigeville
Sears
Church of Christ
Bornete Ont Society of Wach
Ways and
Golden Club
James
Ridge Tool
Elyria
Linda
James Jr
Lucar Ridge
Gow
Burrell
Lorain suspends two policemen
Lorain Safety Director Albert Mozsoki suspended two officers on departmental charges of negligence. Sergeant Joseph Palermo and Patrolman John Schrenkel faced suspensions after a suspect escaped with a pistol during an arrest for aggravated assault. Palermo served 18 years on the force and Schrenker 25.
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Lorain
Albert Mozsoki
Joseph Palermo
Augusta Ave
Jotn
I Schrenkel
Gary A
Fi Len
Frank
Faul Shouster
West 17Th St
Shouster
Palermo
Patrolimar Schrenkel
Ney
Shhuuster Borsiki
Sulky pilot at fair eyes Hambletonian
Bruce Nickells of Orisnds Florida is named to drive Seribe Rodney, a nine year old trotter, at DuQuom U. in the Hambletonian stake heats. Nickells has a strong driving record with top finishes in the Northern Colt Stakes events and is among three horses listed at 3% odds.
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Lavan County
Bruce Nickells
Orisnds
Fla
Seribe Rodney
DuQuom U
Serthe Rodney
Hianta Farms
West Henrietta
Herman Schnurr
AL Lee
Loran
Pahacen Nickells
Mickells
Cleveland councilman seeks probe into petition fraud in ward
Councilman George L Forbes asked the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections to investigate alleged fraudulent methods to coerce voters into withdrawing their names from petitions for dry option elections. Reports claimed a ward resident threatened voters with grand jury subpoenas if they refused to withdraw.
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Cleveland
UPT
George L Forbes
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
Forbes
Titan Orbital Test Push Reveals Space Switch Engine
A Titan rocket conducts a full scale orbital test with a new third stage space switch engine and precision guidance. The mission aims to demonstrate the system by completing a global sweep before delivering the payload to a separate orbit, marking a key step in the propulsion and guidance technology.
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Tae
Thanac
Mandeath
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