Elyria Attorney David Hyman Fined for Tax Evasion
David P. Hyman 60 pleaded guilty to income tax evasion in Cleveland. He received a total 20000 fine and a two year suspended prison term plus two years probation. His brother Harry W. died November 28 after being charged with similar taxes. Civil action to recover unpaid taxes will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Hyman
Elyria
Paul C. Weick
Cleveland
Hyman
Harry W
Russell Ake
U. S
David Hyman
Elyria 125th Anniversary Awards Honor City Leaders
Color slides relived the Elyria 125th celebration with awards to leaders and committee chairs. Judge Weick cited a disciplined, profitably run event. plaques were presented by Mayor Keys amid reflections on the parade, floats, and future sesquicentennial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Schunk
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Waters
Otto Schoepfle
Elyria 125Th Anniversary Celebration, Inc
Ely Park
Schoepfle
J. Grant Keys
Mayor Keys
iSchoepfle
Arthur Ely
Elyria
Heman Ely
Ely
Keys
Jal
Schoeipfle
Charmen
Maurice Flood
J. Clare George
Omer J. Laubenthal
Randall R. Schunk
Harry Woltz
Otto B. Schoepfle
H. Clifford Taylor
J. Grant Keys N
Richard S. Horan
Gerald Laver
W Robert
Joyce) Rothel
Wee UN Amu
Frank Wilcox
William Cromling
Charles
Cavagna
Carol McBride
Robert D. Choate
Day
John Timms
Sheffield Township Trustees Seek Special Election for Incorporation
The Sheffield Township trustees filed yesterday for a special election to create a new village named Clearview from most of the unincorporated area. Clerk George Kokinda logged the request. Ruth Fox, election board clerk, issued bids for ballot printing to speed absentee voting. Three polling places would serve the election, with a portion of the north precinct likely not included and slated for annexation to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
George Kokinda
Election Board
Ruth Fox
Clearview
Lorain
Kokinda Campaign Costs in Lorain County Elections
Unsuccessful bid by George Kokinda for Ohio Senate tallies 958 dollars in campaign expenses with 641.47 paid to Kokinda and 558 in unitemized contributions from local unions and individuals. Separate records show Saxbe for Attorney General and Elyria sewer bond committee with varied small donations and a 332 expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kokinda
Ohio Senate
The
Board of Elections
Richard J. Paysor
Kokinda For
State Senate Booster Club
United Steel Workers
United Steelworkers of America
Kokinda
Club
Lorain
Nellie Lee
Lillian Tam
Helen McConnell
Peggy Glass
Norman Glass
Alice Warner
Richard McDermott
Walter Nord
Wanen Tour
Paul A. Warner
Elyria Sanitary Sewer
Lehman-Johnson
Weldon Case
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Lorain County Savings and Trus Co
Christie and Hamister
Havens and Emerson
Poplar Homes Corp
Bay Village Driver Pleads Guilty in DUI Case
Robert E. Sperber 41 of Bay Village pleaded guilty after an arrest on Middle Ave June 27 for driving under the influence. He faced a license loss and fine as the case concluded with the guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Sperber
Bay Village
Middle Ave
Bennie
Grand Jury Indicts 17 in a Night of Major Charges
A Lorain County grand jury returned 17 indictments in a one day session. Walter Brown 38 was indicted for second degree murder in the axe murder of his common law wife Mrs Hope Bruton. Arraignments set for Tuesday before Judge John D Pincura. Other indictments include traffic deaths burglary grand larceny and fraud with multiple defendants named for offenses in Lorain County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
State St
Hope Bruton
Bath St
Brown
Grand Jury
John D. Pincura
Jose A. Negron
Russell Ave
Lorain
Bernice Frisby
Lloyd B. Callihan
Avon Pt
Avon Lake
Cathy Jane Johnson
Gregory Cornejo
East 31St St
Americo Gomez
Barger Brothers
James
Cleveland
Charles
Daniel
East Ave. Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Farmers Co-op Supply
la Grange
Farm Bureau
Grafton
Yeager Lumber Co
North Eaton
Ripton
Willie Lee Scott
23Rd St
Kipton
Massey
Polansky
Food Fair
Melvin Church
Willie Massey
Grand Larceny
Omega Radio
Food Fair Market
Amherst
King
Davis
Polansky Market
Am Flynna Ave
Herst
Church
Howard C. Burleson
William Putman
N. Ridge Rd
Denver Ave
Thomas Karabogias
31St St
Shumyla
EL Germanos Eustratios
Beverly Breckenridge
Furnace St
George Breckenridge
Concord
Drive 100 Per Cent Successful Distribution Trucks Sought
The Lorain County welfare effort seeks volunteer trucks and drivers for Sunday distribution of furniture appliances and clothing donated in the Christmas for Every Family Campaign. Gerard Prinz directs the drive as the Chronicle Telegram reports completion of 50 needy families roster with most gifts at the collection center by 4 p.m. tomorrow and donations accepted Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Prinz
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Prinz
Campaign Gift Center Opens on Broad Street
Contributions to the Christmas-For-Every-Family campaign may be dropped at the distribution center at 230 Broad St between 10 a.m. and noon and 4 p.m. or 7 to 9 p.m. Large item pickups can be arranged by calling the Lorain County Welfare Department at Fairfax numbers and asking for Mrs. Marilyn Davison. Call before 9 p.m. weekdays or 4 p.m. Saturdays. Contributions are tax deductible with receipts for cash gifts, gift certificates, or donor valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
Bee BR
Meyer Bidg
Lorain County Welfare Department
Fairfax
Marilyn Davison
No Progress Reported In Pact Talks
Elyria Manufacturing Co and Local 1761 of the International Association of Machinists reported no progress in wage talks. The fourth series focused on a wage reopener clause in the one year contract with federal mediator Walter Wagner present for the first time. the union seeks a five percent general wage increase and no future meetings have been scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Manufacturing Co
International Association of Machinists
Walter Wagner
Fire causes 500 dollar loss at Wester Auto Associates Store
Fire units respond to the Wester Auto Associates Store at 550 Broan St about 10 11 pm. Estimated 500 dollars in losses covered by insurance. Blaze likely started by a short in the cash register wiring. Damaged sales books cash register and counter area with smoke on first and second floors. Building owned by Walter Suleski of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Auto Associates
Broan St
John Dorn
Dorn
Wich Dorn
Walter Suleski
Florida
Sheffield Township Annexation Campaign Finances Reported
The Sheffield Township Annexation Committee spent 145.36 in its failed bid to merge with Lorain in the November 4 election. Chair Andrew Pataky filed a statement listing contributors James Thomas John Kolb Charles Kolb Howard Allen James Taylor and 95.36 from chicken dinners. A separate filing relates to the Lorain office and a police inquiry noted injuries and hospital transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Lorain
Andrew Pataky
James Thomas
John Kolb
Charles Kolb
Howard Allen
James Taylor
Aroaea
Patrick I
Simone Perkoski
Personal tax take tops 1957 and tax story recap
County Treasurer Carl Q. Schrutkens reports total general personal tax collection for the year at 5 110 204 up from 4 588 938 last year with second half receipts of 4 507 804. Classified taxes total 435 176 this year versus 426 876 last year. A Elyma man injured in a hospital stay after a car strike on Lake Ave with detailed injuries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scnmutkens
Elyma
Bustin Elyma Memorial Hospital
Ness
Erie State
Lake Ave
Benjamin Perkoski
Erel
ISI
Donald E. Meese
Beechert
Lake 1
Schrutkens
Jane
Jefferson Students Complete Toy Project
Jefferson School sixth graders Sue Morrow class renovated old toys and crafted new ones from scrap to yield more than 150 handmade toys for Lorain County Welfare Department. A yarn octopus, rubber ring games, hand puppets, stuffed animals, a bowling game, and wood checker pieces are included, all made from scrap material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sue Morrow
Jefferson School
Ricky Gill
Laula Robinson
Joseph Kavanah
Gary Houpt
City Boxing Commission Reactivated for Benefit Card
The three member city boxing and wrestling commission will be re activated today to supervise a January 9 benefit boxing card for Eshmon Thomas of 151 West Street who died December 6 after boxing in Akroen. The mayor said the commission will serve through 1959 and aims to establish a permanent program as soon as a suitable venue is found, with the Thomas benefit at Spitzer Motors garage on East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Boxing and Wrestling Commission
J. Grant ‘Keys
Eshmon Thomas
West St
Akroen
Keys
Spitzer Motors
Acting Streets Superintendent Not Yet Named
Fred M. McNally the assistant city streets superintendent has not been named acting streets superintendent. iSafety Service Director Michael Lotko said McNally will probably fill the role temporarily until a permanent successor to George Carrick, retiring Dec. 31, is chosen through civil service exams. Mayor J Grant Keys confirmed no acting appointment will be made before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. McNally
iSafety
Michael
Lotko
McNally
George Carrick
J. Grant Keys
South Amherst Annexation Request Filed for 75 Acres
A petition to annex 75 acres in Russia Township to South Amherst was filed today by agent Elizabeth Katona. The petition includes nine property owner signatures and the county commissioners set February 2 for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
Amherst
Russia Rd
Pyle-South
Amherst Rd
Elizabeth Katona
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Cecil Bailey
Weick
Elyria Telephone Co
O Nation
Peg Tufford
Frank Brandau
Hospitality Division
W. O. McClellan
Milan Bendik
Foster P. Dirlam
Parades
C. Franklin Carr
Kangaroo Kourts
Ben Golechen
Cecil Bazley
Brothers of the Brush
Ronald Taylor
Caravans
Ray Benz
Tickets
Mrs. William
Betty) Gillies
Queen
Matie Neal
John Richards
Russell Schmittgen
Merchants Committee
Don Miller
Henry Stolzenburg
Robert Boylan
George Abookire
Vern Bell
Jack Travis
Kangaroo Court
California
Sheffield Committee
Axe-Slayer
Paluic
Procancaes
Werne
Refrigerator
Colt
Santa
X-1
Carl Q
Jefferson
City Boxing Commission Reactivated
South Amherst
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