Three Hit-Skip Incidents Reported in City Police Probe
Police investigated three hit skip incidents reported yesterday. Victims include Marie Casper and Daciel Goin with cars damaged in parking lots on Grove Avenue and at 2th Street and Peart Avenue. No arrests have been made and a license plate number found is a false lead.
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Argice Afitls
Cleveland
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East Deé
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Gust
East Strd
Wounded Man Released From Lorain Hospital
In Lorain two men wounded in a November 2 East 2th Street shooting spree were treated at St Joseph Hospital. Tro Cruz 21 of East 3nd Street was discharged Monday while Jamie Cevas 1641 East 2h Street remained in good condition. A third man, James Rice 1186 East 23th Street, was later convicted of assault.
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East 23Th St
No One Injured In 2 Car Crash At Amherst
Amherst police blamed icy roads for a two car crash that caused $900 in property damage with no injuries. Joseph A. Fro berger, 16, drove north at about 2 mph on Axiel Lt.st and collided with Frank A. DeSantis, 17, as his car came around a parked vehicle. No arrests were made.
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Schools Start Yale Vacation
Lorain public school students began their Christmas vacation at 2 30 p m today. About 12 000 students will return to classes January 4.
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South Lorain Lighting Schedule For January Meeting
South Lorain Lighting planned for January by the South Lorain Businessmen's Association on Vine and Pearl Aves. President Jole backs the idea though finances and public response remain under review. A city sub committee weighs restoration costs and merchant support before approving the scope and funding.
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Lorain Police News Reports Several Local Incidents
A 3 year old truck driver faces a charge of disobeying a pedestrian walk after a stop was not made on West 71st Street at Pole Avenue. Alonzo Guice, 38, was charged by his wife with assault and battery after a Sunday dispute. John Novak, 33, was cited for improper driving in reverse after a two car crash on Livingston Avenue. Burglary on Euclid Avenue involved stolen bulbs from a home. Police credited school patrols for averting a possible serious accident.
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Th St
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Sparklers Burn Two in White House Display
Two individuals suffered minor burns from yard-long sparklers used in a torchlight display for President Eisenhower in Lafayette Park. Red Cross treated them with ointment and released them. The Washington event proceeded despite a National Fire Protection Association warning that the three-foot sparklers were dangerous.
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Norwalk Library Announces Christmas Holiday Hours
Norwalk Public Library announces special Christmas schedule by librarian Miss Frances Edwards. Open 9 am to 5 pm today then closed for the rest of this week and the same period next week. Next week it will offer half days then resume regular hours in January.
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Kent State Loan Is Approved for Campus Housing
Washington approves a 390,000 federal loan to Kent State University in Ohio for construction of dormitories and dining facilities. Commissioner Joan C. Hazeltine of the Community Facilities Administration said funds will finance two dormitories for women students and dining facilities for students.
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City Offices to Close at Noon for Christmas Holiday
City offices in Lorain will close at noon Thursday and stay shut until Monday for the Christmas holiday. Some offices may remain open Dec 31 to issue licenses before 1960 starts, with Municipal Court likely adopting the same hours except on Saturdays.
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School Board weighs second bid on houses for playground
The Board of Education considers a second bid of 9 dollars per house for removing two houses and three garages on Irving School playground site. David Goldberg offered the best bid in yesterday's second auction, with private bidding possible if rejected.
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Lorain Logs Tax Settlement Receipt Totals
City Auditor reports Lorain received 95 000 from the county tax settlement with liquor tax refunds contributing. final income budget relies on licger taxes, while yearend balance remains undetermined. The figure appeared in November projections and includes added amounts from liquor taxes.
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Joseph Mitock
Precc Sons
City Court Actions Span Driving Violations and Library Plans
Lorain municipal court records list numerous traffic offenses including speeding reckless operation and failure to yield with fines and costs. A city committee recommends library building use and a courthouse plan while municipal projects move forward for park and shoreline improvements.
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Sreater Park
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Phillip Aslaksen
William Miller
West Gove Ave
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Brownell Ave
Lakeview Park Shore
Sheffield Lake Sewage Talks To Be Resumed
Lorain city council finance and utilities committees will resume negotiations with Sheffield Lake on sewage disposal after a study subcommittee report. The panel recommended two to four year time limits if service is cut and an assessment of current rates plus a 30 percent increase.
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Nance Claims and Utilities
Sheffield Lake
Valley City Lions Board Meets Tonight
The Valley City Lions Club Board of Directors will meet at the Community Hall tonight at 7. The VFW and its Auxiliary will not serve fish fry at the post rooms Friday or on Jan. They will resume the public tries on Friday, Jan. .
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Man Injured In Fall From Car Transport Truck
Three year old Carl Wells of Hackensack fell more than 30 feet from a transport truck at the Form Motor plant on Bawnhart Road. He was listed in fair condition at St. Joseph Hospital. The injuries were still being assessed.
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Hackensack
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Bawnhart Rd
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Norwegian Educator Aase Visits Amherst Schools
Aase, a Norwegian educator, toured Amherst schools with a 15 county delegation. He met Superintendent W. A. Smith and school staff, attended the county superintendents meeting in Oberlin, and spoke with Future Teachers of America members. He praised U S education and noted Norway’s move toward a US like system with junior highs.
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Amherst Church Circle Hosts Yale Party Christmas Dinner
St. Ann Circle of St. Joseph Catholic Church held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Cetino Fulgenzi’s home. Mrs. Louis Kramer won the special prize. Pinochle winners were Mrs. Frank Draves and Mrs. Louis Saros fantan. Carols and gift exchanges accompanied the event. next meeting site to be announced.
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Amherst K of C Names Unit Amherst Holy Name K of C Counc
The Amherst Knights of Columbus Council 41 met at St. Joseph School to select a name for the unit and chose Amherst Holy Name K. of C. Council. Worthy Master Richardo Martinek appointed Rev Joseph Lentbach as chaplain and John Richie as membership chairman. Plans were made for a body reception of communion at the 10 a.m. mass on January 5.
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el. Martinek
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Error Puts Passenger In Wrong Car In Palm Ave Crash
Kathne King 33 of Elyria and Robert Hyer were treated for minor injuries after a two car collision on Palm Ave. Hyer’s car collided with Roger Rice whose vehicle was involved. Initial reports misidentified Miss King as a passenger in the Rice auto. Rice was not injured.
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Hest River St
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Telegraph Rd
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Judge Taft Files For Re Election
Columbus Ohio Judge Kin sley reports Judge Taft filed petitions for a third term on the Ohio Supreme Court. Taft a Cleveland native, was first elected in 1955 and reelected without opposition that year.
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