Lorain Police Report Highlights Weekend Theft Incidents
Lorain police logged a busy weekend with multiple thefts and vehicle cases. A car owned by John Hildebrand was stolen between 7 pm and 1 49 am Tuesday, items including a projector valued at 165 dollars found in the trunk, and another car owned by Wil Lam Cherry stolen between 2 25 pm and 10 39 pm Monday. A separate report cited 122 bulbs stolen from four properties, vandals damaged a gas line and two windows, and a bicycle theft tied to William Lamb’s home.
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Moon Picture Project
John Hildebrand
Wa6
East Sith Si
Wil Lam Cherry
Shei Held Pe
William Lamb
Newderney Ave
Colorado Ave
Lamb
Trailblazers Re elect Timothy Ternes Officers in Elyria Meeting
Trailblazers H Cizb members met at Clifford Smith home Elyria Rt 7 elect Timothy Ternes as president. Other officers include Biarda Smith vice president Lucy Cobb secretary Barbara Smith treasurer Sally Braeg- Ber reporter. Daniel Ternes and Vicki Smith named recreation feeders. next meeting set for Jan 10 at Russell Smith home. Chestnut Ridge Ré.
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Trailblazers
Elyria
Clifford Smith
Timothy Ternes
Biarda Smith
Lucy Cobb
Barbara Smith
Sally Braeg- Ber
Ami Daniel Ternes
Vicki Smith
Russell Smith
Chestnut Ridge Ré
Pet Shop Conditions Rapped by Lorain Humane Leader
Mrs. William Green of the Lorain Humane Society says she has declared war on several merchants over unsanitary pet shop conditions. About 35 callers in three weeks report improper care and water shortages. she cites a dead parakeet carcass and plans to involve the Health Department and threaten arrest if conditions aren’t corrected.
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Lorain
William Green
Lorain Humane Society Inc
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C O Railway Plans Noisiest New Year's Day
The C O Railway will mark New Year’s Day with loud locomotive horn blasts at 2 am near the ship, tug, pier, and ferry owned by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at one location. The event honors the 249th anniversary of George Washington’s founding of the company that evolved into C O, tied to early James River transport routes and later regional expansion.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Reikway
Sone
Willi Neraiad
George Wastington
C&o
Washington
James River Co
James River
Wester
Virginia
Far West
Two-Car Collision Hospitalizes Two Lorain Drivers
In Lorain last night two people were hospitalized after a two car crash on West 230th Street. Drivers include Carlos Ramirez 22 and Oliver Nieves 24 with Nieves wife Catherine injured. Police charged several drivers with reckless operation and improper driving as icy conditions contributed.
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St. Josepha Hospital
Carthildas Ramirez
Garten Ave
Alivier Nieves
Concepcion
ES West
Ieves
Catherine
Ramirez
Inée Proken “Nieves
Carl Ramarex
Gerden Ave
Nieves
Wes
Isi St
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Board Seeks Payment On $70 Softball Sponsor Claim
Taurscey recreation board member Victor Carson accused solicitor Edward Conley of ignoring the board for four to five months over a $70 payment dispute. The claim was against Ann Simons after a $0 team entry fee was not paid. Conley will contact the sponsor to close the case, but no payment has yet arrived.
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Lopain—Chy
Edward ‘Conler
Imidniza
Taurscey
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Recreation Board
Victor Carson
Conley
Carson
Ann ‘Simons
Careful Columbia Missing Pet Skunk Sought
Joan Algie asks residents to handle any found pet with caution as the missing animal is described as shy. The pet is a deodorized skunk and may scare people who approach.
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Columbia. Sc
Joan Algie
Joan
Harris Named Assistant City Prosecutor in Lorain
Adrian Bedeshi announced the appointment of Fieyd Harris as assistant city prosecutor working under John Kozich. Kozich was named assistant solicitor prosecutor for 1960 51, replacing Fav Miraidi who resigned after 16 years. Harris, sworn in at 4200 a year, comes from Lawyers Title Co Elyria.
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Lorain
Adrian Bedeshi
Kozich
Fav Miraidi
Harris
Belieski
Edward Conley
John Hritskoe
Beiles‘ki
Lawyers Title Co
Elyria
John S.kolena
Winter program emphasizes hockey at Lakeview Park rink
The board approved a winter sports plan led by Hockey Commissioner Roetert Meyers. The program centers on hockey with most time devoted to it, while other skating areas at Lakeview Park are kept for ice recreation. Varga will meet Meyers to discuss rink paint and ice conditions. The board also approved goalie gear purchases and a revised basketball schedule.
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Lopain
Lakeview Park
Meyers
Tree Pick Up Starts Monday in Lorain
Lorain residents should place Christmas trees at the curb as the annual yard waste collection begins Monday. Service Director Peter Goods announced the start and urged residents to have trees ready to speed operations.
Open Every Night Till 9 Free Parking for Over 3000 Cars
A local parking facility announces extended hours to 9 PM nightly and promotes free parking for more than 3,000 vehicles, highlighting convenience for shoppers and visitors. The notice emphasizes accessibility and crowd handling capacity.
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