Township Property Split Due Elyria Township Debts Asset Split
Assistant Prosecutor Adrian Belleshi said Elyria City will assume about 97 percent of the debt and receive the same share of township assets after a planned division of debts and assets. The split follows the withdrawal of Elyria City and creation of a separate township. a report on assets and debts is awaited from Elyria Township assessors.
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Ely Township
Aivision
Elyria Township
Eistia
Coin Commissioners
Simre
Dey
Adrian Belleshi
Elyria City
Shareme
Hiv
Imore
Bedeski
Etia
Flyorvia
Elvria City
Motorist abandons car in downtown Pittsburgh traffic
Police report a Illinois driver, hurried and stuck in a city jam, abandoned his auto in the middle of a downtown street and vanished into the crowd. The incident ended without immediate arrest or injury.
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Pittsburgh
Ridge Tool Co. promotes seven in organizational strengthening
Seven new appointments at Ridge Tool Co. were announced by President 3. A. Frates after directors approved strengthening of the organization. William L. Parcell, formerly VP and director of sales, is named executive vice president. M D. Fyre, a veteran sales representative. Taxes over the
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Ridge Tool Co
3. A. Frates
Wiliam L. Parcell
Szies
Harry Balmer
Herman Weidel
Clarence T. Heiner
John Meese
Anton Janik
New Estes
Phe Motion
Parcel
Greenville
D. C
Sharon
Park Ave
Elytis Frye
Estoria
Atlanta
Aetlene
Ridge 2
LaGrange
Fye
Aianes
Chaser
Ohio Statee University
Palmer
Parcell
Beaver Fails
Geneva College
Pennsylvania
Brantwood Dr
Westlake
Promo Lee Webel
Weibel
Columbia Rd
Heintz
Cleveland
Ridge
Grafton
Meese
Ridgeland Dr
Avon
Dover
Nitra
Czechoslovakia
Janik
Rt. 76
North Ridgeville
Clark St
CH. Ingner Sr
Union Challenges Kennedy to Public Debate on Steel Offer
United Steelworkers Local 1104 demands a public debate with Truman B. Kennedy over United States Steel Corp.'s last offer amid a planned NLRB vote between Jan. 6 and 21. The committee argues for a radio or public forum to present pros and cons before workers decide.
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United Steelworkers Local 1104
Truman B. Kennedy
National Tube Division
Ers
National Labor Relations Board
USW
Kennedy
Kemnedy
George Pashkevich
Joseph Homolyn
Steve Caruse
Carl Roberts
Moon
Virginia
Lighting Contest Entry Deadline Near
One week remains to enter The Chronicle Telegram Christmas Lighting Contest. Entry requires mailing a coupon with four cents. prizes up to 15 dollars for first, 10 dollars for second and 5 dollars for third in windows and homes categories. Entries due by next Saturday for judge scheduling.
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Chronicle. Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Grand Jury to Review Shooting in Berea Case
Adam Williams, 39, Los Angeles ex convict, waived preliminary hearing in Berea Municipal Court and was bound over to Cuyahoga County Grand Jury for malice wounding. His mother in law Mrs. Smith, wounded in neck and chest, improved to fair condition in Southwestern Community Hospital. Williams, a chauffeur and builder, arrived from California after estranged wife Selma left him five months ago. Bond set at 15000. he jailed in Cleveland. Williams previously served 27 months for strong arm robbery in Ohio.
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Berea
Adam Williams
Los Angeles
Cuyahore
Willams
Robert Smith
Williams
Hospita
Bve
Cleveland
Ste
Willems
Smith
Cyvanoge
Ohio State Penitentiary
River level rises trigger Cascade Park warning
Black River rose to about nine feet above normal prompting Park Superintendent John Machock to warn parents and children. He urged that children not be allowed in Cascade Park unchaperoned this weekend as park patrols were suspended last week for lack of funds. All park roads and fords are closed to traffic.
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Black River
John Machock
Machock
Cascade Park
Ma Ichock
Mathna declares GOP bid for 135th District Congress seat
Lorain Fourth Ward councilman Woodrow W. Mathna, 44, announced he will seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the 135th District comprising Lorain Erie Huron and Sandusky counties. State Senator Charles A. Mosher to pursue party backing, with 13th District Republican leaders in Sandusky to decide endorsements. Mathna, elected last June to a third Lorain ward term, is an Ohio Edison supervisor and active in civic groups including the Lorain PTA and local Republican bodies.
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Woodrow W. Mathna
Lorain Fourth Ward
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Mathna
Washington
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Congress
GOP
Mosher
Tere
Vernon Ise Smith
Congress Iman A. D. Baumhart Jr
Smith
Norwalk
Huron County Group
Harry V_ Jump
Junoath
Ohio Edison
Gibsonburg High School
Sandusky County
Ohio Edison Co
Cal United Brethren Church
International Brotherhood Oof
Electrical= Workers
AFL
Lorain City
Republican Organization
Republican Court
Ohio Pta Congress
Christmas drive appeals for warm clothing and housing items
Lorain County Welfare Department and The Chronicle Telegram report progress of the Christmas-For-Every-Family drive. They list urgent needs including children's clothing, furniture, refrigerators, beds, and toys while detailing several families' plights and requests for aid and donations.
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Lorain County Welfare Department
Chroniccle-Telegram
Gerald Prinz
Defendants Plan Death Suit Study
A Lorain County suit names the village of Avon and patrolman Weiland as defendants in the death of Martin Salgado. Salgado’s widow Lucy and four children sue for 3250.00, filed by attorney Nicholas Bucur. The petition, containing 39 questions on Weiland’s policing qualifications and the fatal chase, awaits study.
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Lorain
Lon B. Adams
Robert Weiland
Avon
Lorain County
A. H. West
Pickering
Weiland
Not Forgotten Toy Drive Box Seeks Fill From Readers
Santa and readers respond to Elyria Chronicle Telegram appeal for the Not Forgotten box as area toys run short. Letters from C Russell Sickley discuss plans to fill the box with new toys and coordinate with Salvation Army, noting needs for younger children and some teens. Claus promises delivery on Christmas Eve and asks readers to avoid wrapping and ensure toys are new.
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Western Urton
Stania Claus
North Pole
Rex
Bec
Doever
C. Russell Soklery
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
C. Russell Stoxley
Ohio
U.S.A
Claus
Western Union Telegram
Santa Claus
Not Forgotten Box Opens In Chronicle-Teletrain Lobby
Elyria area children will receive Christmas toys through the Not Forgotten Box campaign. The Christmas Committee of the Elyria Community Welfare Council maintains a welfare list of enrolled needy families. Donate any new toy, wrapped or unwrapped, with age and sex labeling if wrapped, by Monday December 21. Toys go to Salvation Army for distribution with coupons to parents of those not receiving toys.
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Kiyria Community Welfare Council
Salvation Army
Fire damages 1954 car on Murray Ridge Road
A 1954 automobile owned by James Ossman, at 1102 Murray Ridge Road, was damaged by fire at 8:49 yesterday. Estimated damage was $550. The Epigma Township Fire Department extinguished the blaze.
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James Ossman
Murray Ridge Op
Hames
Murray Ridge Rd
Norh
Griswold Rd
Sheriff's Department
Eigma Township
Holiday Hours Set for Elyria State Liquor Store
Hayden D Evans manager of the State Liquor Store in Elyria announced special holiday hours. From Monday through December 23 the store opens 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Christmas Eve December 24 runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Regular hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. observed December 28 and 29. December 30 opens 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. New Year’s Eve December 31 is 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Hayden D. Evans
Manger
Elyria
Loday
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