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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
10
Two preschool children, Mary Beth and John Rody, were rushed to Southwest Community Hospital in Berea after reportedly swallowing several baby aspirin. They were treated and released. their mother said both are well at home. The incident occurred after the parents left them with older children during a church trip.
West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer reshuffles the cabinet, replacing Franz Josef Strauss with Kai-Uwe von Hassel and signaling a planned fall resignation. The move aims to steady policy and reassure NATO but risks weakening the government amid party jockeying and concerns over Erhard as a potential successor.
In grateful appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement the family of the late Nellie Burton wishes to thank publicly all who offered services messages cards and flowers that lightened our sorrow. Children grandchildren and sister Miss Ruth Jenkins
A sequence of obituaries reports deaths across Elyria and nearby towns. Joseph A Powell, 70, a World War I veteran, dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness, survived by wife Delight and a daughter, with service planned at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. Peggy Joann Knick Rea, 31, found dead at 209 Cascade St, amid medical care, survived by husband James M. Rea Sr. and several relatives. funeral arrangements to be announced. Albert Foster, 82, North Fairfield, dies at Gaumont Nursing Home after long illness, with multiple survivors and funeral details. Mary Rosa Pineiro, 55, Amherst, dies at Cleveland Clinic after long illness. notes on origin, family, and burial plans. Merlin Blake Ensign, 32, Lodi, dies from burns at Crile Veterans Hospital. service in Spencer planned. Stillborn daughter reported for Mr and Mrs Jack M Quint of Avon Lake. other obituaries noted for Richard J. Der, 38, Coshocton, Chrysler agency owner, with funeral arrangements.
Police investigated yesterday as two dozen accidents left two people hospitalized and many treated for minor injuries. Notable victims included Sylvia Neff, 71, treated for a head cut after a one car crash on East Ave, and several drivers from Elyria, Amherst, Oberlin, and Sheffield Lake in incidents on icy streets.
Mayor Charles V. Neeson said parochial schools and St. Agnes and Sacred Heart Churches will serve as fallout shelters if needed with permission from Archbishop Edward F. Hoban. A request to use public school buildings has been sent to the Elyria Board of Education, awaiting action at the next meeting. Deputy director James Reynolds is securing leases on public buildings in the business district for shelter use.
The Senior Fellowship Club will show the film Grand Canyon Suite at the YMCA on Monday at 10 am. Publicity chairman J. C. Linnville announced. Last Monday Michael Lotko, former Elyria safety service director and county commissioner, presented slides he shot in France during his service as a U S Army major.
In New York UPI reports that bologna outsells corned beef and salami combined in deli sandwich sales. About 20 million cold cut bologna sandwiches are sold annually, per Abe Lebwohl, president of the Deli Catessen Institute of America.
Tokyo reports Japan's overseas loans and investments stood at 1.421 billion dollars by end June, up 196 million from year end 1961, according to the Ministry of Finance.
UPI reports Toledo cash grain prices with Wheat No 2 soft red at 2.0912 per bushel, Wheat No 2 soft white at 2.11 and a half, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.1313, Oats No 2 white at 0.73, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.45 per bushel. The listing reflects current market quotes and immediate delivery figures.
A hospital notice lists numerous births and guardians across addresses in multiple neighborhoods. Names include Dale Bally, Lawrence Grannetti, Abram Glacera, Cecile Anderson, Orval Carr, Donald Cousino Sr, Michael Gilder, Angelo James, James King, Orre Krupp, Mertz, Forrest Mohrman, LaGrange and Cowley Road residents, Ellis Roberts, Ralph Shelden, Sperry, Wellert, Bernard Walend, with various sons and daughters noted.
A list from the Oberlin Allen Hospital includes James Thompson at 245 North Professor St. on Wednesday and Ronald Willbond at 69 North Prospect St. along with Dale Huling RD 1 South Amherst, George Lillich 366 Edgemeer Pl, Mrs. Thomas Jordan RD 1 301 Spencer, Mrs. Ellsworth Baldt RD 1 Rt. 58 on Thursday. Additional names include Mrs. Anna Pasternak RD 1 Paul Bell RD 1 Hawley Rd, Mrs. Donald Blosser and son 18 Clark Ct, Mrs. Harold Shope and son 46 Woodland Ave, Mrs. Joseph Tatum 207 Spring St, Mrs. Ina Hines RD 2 West Rd Wellington, Jon Pippert RD 1 Wellington.
A list of newborns and residents from Lorain and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs John Gormley with a son, Mr and Mrs Garl Arbogast with a son, Mr and Mrs Wilfred Castro with a son, Billy Neal, Mrs Adam Schroeder, Miss Alice Hartwig, Stacie Doak, Mrs James Codey, Mrs Leo Stevens and daughter, Mrs Robert Walsh and son. Addresses accompany many entries in Lorain Elyria Vermilion and Foster Park areas.
A joint meeting of the Lorain County Berg Science Seminars for Lorain and Elyria scheduled for tomorrow morning at Elyria High School has been cancelled because of the weather, officials reported.
Kansas City Athletics will stage an advance spring camp for the first time next February. General Manager Pat Friday said 30 top prospects would gather in Daytona Beach Florida from February 9 to 28.
A long list of newborns and parents appears with addresses across Vermilion Avon Lake Sheffield Lake and nearby communities. Names include Arthur and Mrs Dean, Homer Kiser, Doyle Ritter, Eugene Higginbotham, Adelbert Spanos, Robert Rathbun, Zack Kovanes, James Scherrer, and Connie Ross among many others. The notices also mention residents at Gordon addresses and USAF base locations, reflecting a community-wide birth roundup in local society pages.
Norwalk report lists Mrs. Gladys Wienwikle of Berlin Heights in connection with the Sandusky Memorial discharge notice for Kenneth Conway.
A fragmented note muses on Sleeping Beauty and a Christmas tale, stating there is nothing in the past or present to save the story. The brief line hints at a themed narrative or puzzle fragment without clear names, dates, or events.
A suit contesting the will of Marnie Abram, age 83, of Avon Lake, who died recently leaving an estate valued around $1890, has been filed by George Bieber of Cleveland. Bieber is the father of Barbara Bieber, and is among other relatives contesting the will.
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