Mayor hails loan for grade crossing project study
Mayor John C. Jaworski announced a preliminary $60,000 loan application to fund a survey for the railroad grade crossing elimination program. The effort, with Brand Conley and Harley-Ellington Day Inc., aims to assess feasibility of raising the Nickel Plate bridge and Black River crossing as part of a $19 million project. If approved, funds would flow in about four weeks. support letters will go to organizations and Congressman Baumhart Jr. for backing.
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Lorain
John C. Jaworski
Conley
Chicago
Bee
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Black River
Harley-Ellington and Day Inc
Detroit
J. P. Harris
H. W. Veneklasen
L. M. Marriner
Julian Cowkn
Black River Fire Truck Hit By Car
A Black River fire truck was struck by an eastbound car at the 21st Street and Leavitt Road intersection as the vehicle responded to a call. The incident caused about 125 dollars in damages. Michael Dolyk, 44, said he could not stop despite seeing red warning lights. No charges were filed.
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Black River
Lorain
21St St
Leavitt R
West 1St St
Leavitt Rd
Michael Dolyk
Jet Dhe Aes
Dolyk
Clarence Geisel
Pickett Rd
Lorain Court News Several DWI cases and fines listed
Harold Kolbe aged 53 of 1019 Second Street faced driving while intoxicated and failure to control plus suspended jail and license suspension upon financial responsibility compliance. John Zivic 45 of 1364 Long Avenue cited for gambling device. John Wellis 38 of Berea charged with DWI and related offenses with fines and costs, license rights suspended and multiple costs.
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Harold Kolbe
Second St
Ane
John Zivic
Long Ave
John Wellis
Berea
Blue Law Checks Will Continue In Lorain
Mayor John O C Ja worski said municipal court action yesterday dismissing blue law charges against seven men will not affect his plan. He urges merchants to cooperate in Sunday closings and orders police to check businesses tomorrow with arrests of violators to follow next Sunday. The mayor emphasizes the main interest is in businesses employing people on Sundays.
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Lorain
John OC. Jaworski
Cold Spell Hits Ohio as Snow Moves East Weekend
Ohio faces a cold weekend as scattered light snow covers much of the state. Temperatures stay frigid while officials warn motorists to use caution on icy roads shaping a nationwide weather pattern spreading eastward.
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Ohio
Lorain Bank Sees Good Year Ahead for 1959
Harold G. Pyle president of Central Bank Co. of Lorain told employes at the Christmas party that 1959 should be a better year for earnings and business, despite 1958 ending with three new branches. He cited growth from 13 to 56 employees and assets rising to 2,312,000, with dividends and eight staff promotions announced.
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Harold G. Pyle
Central Bank Co
Lorain
Pyle
Colorado Ave
Westgate
Shoreway
Sheffield Lake
O'Neil Sheffield
Avon
Lk BA
PAL TO & Cufpent
Pemhoare Nf
Harold Tisdale
Ohio
East-Lretary
Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Eleam Investment
Jenartmante
Two Brothers Injured In Reid Ave Collision
Two brothers ages five and four were hospitalized in fair condition after a two car crash at Reid Ave and West 23rd St. The Moore family of 5141 Broadway reported minor bruises and observation. Police cited Hilda Hammerschmidt and James Reynolds in the incident. no arrests.
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Lorain
Reid Ave
West 23Rd St. Paul
Thomas Moore
Broadway
St. Joseph Hospital
Rain Freezes Cause Two Injuries in Oberlin Area
A string of Akron and Elyria area traffic incidents last night left two people injured and numerous drivers facing charges. In Oberlin a rear collision near Oberlin Road involved Geraldine fectneshin onde, and in Elyria Maria Mor mor received minor injuries after sliding on a slick Road. Police reported several other collisions on Rt 20 Rt 58 and nearby streets, with drivers cited for following distance violations and unsafe operation.
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Fromon
Oberlin Municipal Court
Geraldine Fectneshin Onde
Juanita Moturi
Ely Hribar
North Ridgeville
Ria Municipal Court
Lorain
Frank Keys
Gulf
Eloise Moffett
Morgan St
Oberlin
Elyria Municipal Court
Cuyal
Cear
Iminor
Ihoga County
Ene
LaVerne Wolfe
Tion
Oberlin Rd
Benjamin Shain
Wyandotte Ave
Lakewood
Richard Benesh
Shain
Lakeside Ave
Moffett
Amherst Hospital
Edna Foley
West 21St
Richard S. Lorain
Impart
Smith
L ‘Lorain
Lawrence Stern
South Central Dr
Manrira
Cate
Water rate hikes opposed by Sheffield Lake official
Sheffield Lake official William Freeh says no immediate water rate increase for residents as Lorain plans higher rates. The village will absorb current increases while pursuing a fairer rate, and may take the case to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. The village operates its own water system with separate costs and proposed a 23 percent increase from Lorain, while Lorain seeks about 30 percent for the area.
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Sheffield Lake
Lorain
William Freeh
Board of Public Affairs
Water Department
Freeh
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
The
Abn
Ascrease
EPA
Vilageian
Tolictomers
Lorain water rate hike debated amid town split
The council debates Lorain and Sheffield Lake water rates as a proposed increase would raise costs for residents. Officials cite fairness and tax funding concerns while a car fire near Blake’s home highlights local safety issues. Local figures include Fire Chief Alfred Nickley and council members weighing impacts on households. The API notes a backfire ignition incident at 458 Florida Ave sparking a motor fire.
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Wuwu Uy Caccu
T Ae Oap Gupu
Lorain
EPA
Alfred Nickley
Lorainffice
John Blake
Florida Ave
Vahiala
Veteran Lakes photographer captures Great Lakes ships for 55 years
Huron resident Ed Weigand, age unspecified, has spent more than five decades building a photo collection of over 1,000 Great Lakes ships. He began at 17, started with a German camera after World War II, and adds new images whenever a lake freighter enters Huron harbor.
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Huron
Ed Weigand
Huron Harbor
Vick Meola
Great Lakes
Weigand
Soo Locks
Florida
U.S. May Offer Reds Germany Guarantee
UPI report states Washington ready to offer Russia a firm guarantee against increases in German military might if reunification is supported by Western terms. High officials see East German unrest as a possible trigger for Khrushchev to seek reunification on Western terms. A Khrushchev visit to the United States next month is anticipated to address the Berlin crisis and the German problem.
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Marine Washington
UPI
United States Land Historical Societies
Rain
Johns Scumac
Bill
Russia
Broadway
Germany
NATO
East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Khrushchev
Church of Jesus Christ
Loiman
Anastas I
rain-Elyria
Mibewyat
Lorain
Brese
Berlin
John Foster
Ladies Uptitt
Dulles
IBA
Christmas Concert by SS Peter and Paul Choirs Lorain
The Junior and Senior Choirs of SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church in Lorain will present a Christmas concert tomorrow at 1 p.m. Senior choir will sing well known anthems, junior choir traditional carols, and both will combine for Away in a Manger and Silent Night. Esther Bendik of Elyria will perform Come Unto Him from Handel's Messiah. Vida Am Pajer is organist. Worship services include a 7 p.m. children’s service, 11 p.m. candlelight on Christmas Eve, 10:30 a.m. Christmas Day, and 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. New Year’s Eve and Day services.
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John Pajer
Oakdale Ave
Special Yule Music Marks Church Plans
Traditional carols and Christmas music will frame the candlelight service by the Christian Temple choirs tomorrow at 7 30 p m The Temple and Junior Choirs are aided by guest soloist Tim Masten a Wit tenburg College vocal major and by Mrs Wood Cundiff the minister s wife who will tell the story of The Christmas Angel David Hearn serves as organist director
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Lorain
The
Christian Temple
Fifth St
Washington Ave
Temple
Tim Masten
Wittenburg College
Wood Cundiff
David Hearn
Woman, 67, Hit By Auto In Lorain
A 67 year old pedestrian, Mrs Humbert of 1147 West Fifth Street, was struck by an eastbound car while crossing Oberlin Avenue near West Erie. She received eight stitches for an eyebrow wound and was listed in fair condition. The driver, a Willoughby man, said he could not stop in time after attempting to turn left. No charges were filed.
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Sec
Januzzi
Moore Auto
West End St
Augusta Ave
Deverick Auto
David
Fantin
14Th St
Burt Chahyo
West 23Rd
Elyria Ave
Edith and
Madison Aves
36Th St
Marjorie Laury
Nichols Ave
David Fantin
4Th St
Chahyo
Elyria
Jon Madison
Beatrice Miller
Maddock
North Ridgeville
Harold Henke
Parkgew Ct
Heinke
Rt 2
Eyria Municipal Court
Luzem Davieau
Camden Ave
Lorain
Delma Jones
Roosevelt St. Elyria 7
West Fifth St
Humbert
West Erie Ave
Oberlin Ave
Willoughby
Kurrle
Bell History Is Topic Of LBS Meeting
Ridgeville Mrs Hazel Young led the Christmas program of the Ladies Benevolent Society of Congregational Church speaking informally on bell history and closing with Christmas tunes. The group sent 11 poinsettia plants and candy to shut ins, enjoyed a tureen luncheon for 26, and held a gift exchange and carol singing. Next meeting set for Jan 7 with hostesses Mrs Jack Spirek Mrs Walter Reinhart Mrs Vern Mitchell and Mrs Neville Salisbury.
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Ridgeville
Hazel Young
Ladies Benevolent Society of Congregational Church
Jet Bomber Crash Report Found False Report
Webb Air Force Base commander Col. James A. Johnson said Friday night that a report concerning a jet bomber crash is found false. The clarification comes amid confusion over a purported incident near Big Spring Texas and follows initial UCPD statements regarding the event.
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Big Spring, Tex
UCPD
Webb Air Force Base
James A. Johnson
Nearby produce on the Terminal Market
A distorted market list shows apples, beets, carrots, escarole, greenhouse lettuce, greens, parsnips, potatoes, radishes, squash, butter and pears. It presents bag counts and price ranges though many figures are garbled, with items like U.S. No. 1 whites and assorted weights mentioned amid unclear pricing. The snippet reflects a bustling, varied stock with multiple vendors and units listed.
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Filma Maca
Tartatiee
Ohio
U.S
Bite Acom
Butternut Ag
Eggs and Poultry Market Report for Northern Ohio
U S Department of Agriculture prices list consumer grades for eggs and poultry. Large and extra large eggs show price ranges for retailer sales, with large white and brown varieties noted. Farm prices for No 1 quality poultry include fryers and hens, with farm payments per unit indicated for various weights and types.
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Poultry & Og
Ohio
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Lake Erie
Port Clinton
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Laurence Kachure
Lo ‘Ain
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Jim Harding
Phillip Dawley
Paul Ganobcik
Jack Elliott
O’neil
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James Reynolds
Euclid Ave
Hilda Hammerschmidt
West 21St St
Albert Januzzi
Inter J
Robert Deverick
Biyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Mozart
Russell Krage
Ofsell Krage
Sugar Ridge Ka
Norta Ridgeville
Moturi Auto
Helen Kuke
Artemas
Vermont Rd
Rt. 18
Meres Re Ratrol
Keys
Lville
Rt 20
Hallover Way
Rt 10
West
Cuyaboge County
Carrol Ball, 20
Alexandria
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Iunor Sound
Ober
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Loram
Benesh
Cote Auto
Gulf Rd
Elyria City Limits
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John Kolena
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Huron Man
Ae Waste
Reds
Restored Gospel Church
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Eggs and Poultry
U.S Dept of Agriculture Eggs
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