Spitzer Brothers Contest Claim For 17000
Spitzer brothers contest a $17,000 claim in U S Bankruptcy Court tied to Lester E Bateman bankruptcy. They cite $350 in fees and $8325 in cattle losses plus real estate taxes paid during liquidation as factors reducing value. They argue a mortal obligation to compensation and cite auctioneer C B Smith endorsing offspring value and moral obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzer Brothers
Dunloggin Romeo Var
John A. Adelbert
Sidney
Stewart
United States Bankruptcy Court
Kerneth S. Tromson
Lester E. Bateman
Buttemen’s
Sprvers
Trey
Spitzers
C. B. Smith
Williamston
Mich
Frank Whitcombs Named Emeritus Church Trustees
North Ridgeville Congregational Church elected Frank Whitcomb and others as trustees emeritus and deacons for terms. The meeting approved officer slate, pledged support for the National Building Fund, and set the anniversary dinner date changes. A reception was planned for Hewar Stees’s 8th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitcombs
North Ridgeville
Frank Whitcomb
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
C.S. Winter
Walter Reinhart
William Isaac
Dana Fox
Ralph Prechtel
Howard Gould
Robert Lyons
James Wood
John Herr
C. S. Winter
S. D. Hiltebrant
W. K. Johnson
Edward Forster
Robert Hock
James Sallay
William Winterfield
Clara Knowles
John Spirck
Charles Hoskin
National Building Fund
Congregational Churches
Ridgeville
Howard Stacey
Apri
Harold Carpenter
Hewar Steees
Gerald S. Martin declares mayoral candidacy in Elyria
Gerald S. Martin 133 Second Street entered the mayoral race in Elyria, filing his candidacy at the Lorain County Board of Elections. A longtime resident and former council president 1922-23, Martin seeks the Republican nomination in May and, if successful, the November mayoral race. He is a Elyria High School graduate with studies at Purdue and has held executive posts at multiple automotive and manufacturing firms. He currently serves as assistant purchasing agent at Lear Romeo Division in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald S. Martin
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Board of Elections
New York Central
Martin
Martin W.s
Republican Party
Elyria High School
Purdue Uniersity
Purdue
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
American Bantam Car Company
Butler, Pa
Weatherhead Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Heater Company
Playboy Motor Car Corporation
Buffalo
Twin Coach Company
Romeo
Lear, Inc
Here
Man Dies In Fire Near Center City Department Stores
A three alarm blaze in a four story building near Philadelphia's center city department store area kills Lois Kheeman 83. About 50 others escape or are treated for smoke inhalation as fire spreads to a neighboring seven story structure. Firefighters later recover the victim's body and search for potential missing persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W.ai
Center City
Lois Kheeman
Puiding
Kngman
Primary election procedures and potential waivers discussed
Fragmentary notes indicate debate over election procedures and the possibility that primary elections in some districts might be avoided if certain decorations or filings are deemed unacceptable. The text mentions Fege One and Democratic party context without clear specifics.
Contracts Awarded for Two Ohio Valley Plants near Portsmouth
General construction contracts have been issued for two steam electric generating plants to feed AEC’s diffusion center near Portsmouth. Ohio Edison president Walter Sammis announced the awards to Booth Flinn Co. with Ferguson & Edmondson in joint venture for the Egger Creek plant near Cheshire at over 6.5 million dollars, and Sold Construction Co. for the Clifty Creek plant near Madison at over 8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Atomic Energy Commission
Portsmouth
Walter H. Sammis
Ohio Edison Company
Ohio Edison
Egger Creek
Cheshire
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Clifty Creek
Ager Creek
Booth & Flinn Company
Westinghouse
Pittscurth
New York City
Holland Tunnel
Ferguson & Edmondson Company
U.S. Arms
Indiantown Gap
Sollitt
Big Charlestown
Indiana
Philip Sporn
West Virginia
Funeral services for Mrs Edna Farewell held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Edna J Farewell 78 were held Friday at 2 p m from First Methodist Church with Dr James A Sunard officiating. Burial was in Beige Hill Memorial Park. She wed Tuesday at home 208 Fourth Street and is survived by a granddaughter three great grandchildren a sister a daughter and husband Willar J Farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna J
First Methodist Church
James A. Sunard
Biege Hill Memorial Park
Cemency
Farewell
Fourth Street
Sys Ee
Sen Ard
Willar J
Heroim
Elyria Womer
Woc. A
Elsbeth Stevens
Harod Dicker Funees
Sweeney Ends Ohio Political Career
Former Ohio Secretary of State Charles Sweeney announced in Fort Lauderdale that he will retire from Ohio politics and relocate to Florida. He cast himself as done with public office and not seeking Ohio office again after losing to Republican Ted W. Brown who held the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Charles Sweeney
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Sweeney
Florida
Ted W. Brown
West River Road
Route 60
Birmingham
Dockmen Refuse To Cross Picket Lines
New York longshoremen refused to cross striking tug lines as two trans Atlantic liners the Nede France and Constitution faced docking uncertainty. More than 1000 passengers awaited guidance on debarkation as tug crews stood with the picket lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
Ne de France
Constitution
Stock Market Summary of Major U S Industry Names Read
A list of prominent 20th century companies appears in a market overview including American Radial American T and T Anaconda Copper Aveo Mfg Bendix Chrysler Cities Service Columbia Gas Fructauf Traue General Motors Gudden Kennecott Kreger Montgomery We NY Central Ohio Edson Ohio Oil Penna RR Reomibhe Steel Riehman Sears Roebuck Standard Oil Stardard of Ind ian cardaine Texas Company Edison U S Steel Warner Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radial
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Columbia Gas Fructauf
Traue
General Motors Gudden Co
Kennecott
Copre
Kreger Montgomery We
Central Ohio Edson
Ohio Oil
Penna R R. Reomibhe Steel
Riehman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Seceny Vacuum Stardard
Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
Telede Edison
U. S. Steel
Warner Brother
Woolworth Co
Men Of Pilgrim Church Hear FBI Agent
About 66 men from Pilgrim Congregational Church met for a supper and talk led by William W. Sweet, a Cleveland FBI agent, who described federal and interstate cases and FBI services for local authorities. The event included remarks by Charles Hoskins on a new state loyalty campaign project and a community singing session, with planning for future meetings and a proposed constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Congregational Church
William W. Sweet
Cleveland
FBI
Bureau
Washington
D.C
Charles Hoskins
Ridgeville
Ohio State Conference of Congregational Christan Churches
Hoskins
Plgrim Church
Pleasant Hull Laxe
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Wayne Crozier
Richard J. Lehn
Tve
Earh
Tas Creup
Don Wright
Andrew Wallace
Howard Saiciew
Ameld Panedius
Henry Serim
Sai Cts
Wellington Club Receives Charter at Formal Dinner
The Wellington Business and Professional Women's Club received its charter after a dinner at Wellington Congregational Church. Ashland sponsors presented the charter to Luella Ewell. Dorothy Flechtner installed as president with Elizabeth Schuster, Nina Giar, Shirley King, Shirley Oney, and Dorothy Gott in officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wellington Congregational Church
Ashland Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wellington Group
Marjorie Young
Ashland
Wellington Club
State Federation
Freda Smithberger
Lorain
Luella Ewell
Dorothy Flechtner
Findlay
Eizabeth Schuster
Nina Giar
Shirley King
Shirley Oney
Dorothy Gott
Building Stolen, Owner Is Fined
Baltimore, Md. Joseph G Lenoir faced a $100 fine for failing to fill the hole where his prefabricated building once stood after thieves stole the structure and later the foundation last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph G Lenoir
Lenoir
Avon Research Club Plans U N Study Session
Avon Research club meets Friday February 6 at 2 9 p m to study The United Nations with readings by chairman Mrs Albert Hinzel and members Mrs Lee McCullough Mrs Charles Wilford Sr and Mrs Ted Peak hosted by Mrs Charles Meezier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
United Nations
Avon Research Club
Charles; Meezier
Albert Hinzel
Mirs
Lee McCullough
Charles Wilford Sr
Ted Peak
Dutch Diplomat Dies After Flood Aid Concert
Dr. Alexander Loudon, age 60, Dutch ambassador to the United States during World War II, died Wednesday night in The Hague after attending a concert to raise funds for Dutch flood victims. Quito reports that Ecuador aims to become the world’s largest banana exporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Netherlands
Alexander Loudon
United States
Ecuador
Quito
Former British Official Objects To Deneutralization Move
Former Laborite Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison warned that dere neutralizing Formosa could draw the United States into war with China. He spoke after a collision near East Broad Street and Cedar Street while noting the need for British consultation before the Seventh Fleet is withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Laborite
Herbert Morrison
Formosa
United States
Eugene Tonry
Broadstreet
Labor Party
America
East Broad
Cedar Street
Eisenhower
Seventh Fleet
Red-held
Morrison
Lorain County Bank Directors Elect Officers
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company board members held their annual meeting and elected officers. Harold Birch becomes assistant trust officer in addition to assistant secretary. Amherst branch gains manager F L Hubbard and assistant manager F J Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Harold Birch
A. B. Taylor
A. J. Plocher
W. L. Walsh
Earl J. Feaver
C. F. Wagner
A. M. Thome
RV. Hancock
T. W. Carskaddon
C. C. Day
R. S. Minges
ML A Podley
P. s.Eager
Amherst
Perk
F. L Hubbard
F. J. Berger
President Eisenhower Joins Prayer Breakfast Crowd
President Eisenhower together with members of Congress attended an early morning prayer breakfast at the Mayflower Hotel organized by the International Council for Christian Leadership. Sen. Frank Carlson presided, with over 500 dignitaries including Supreme Court members, cabinet officials, and military representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenehower
Congress
International Council For Christian Leadership
Sen
Frank Carlson
R-Kan.), One of Mr. Eisenhower
Council
Mayflower Hotel
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Armed Services
March Of Dimes In Wellington Exceeds Quota
Wellington's March of Dimes chair E L Henes reports the local fund surpassed the $2,000 goal by reaching about $2,100 so far. The Wellington Aerie of Eagles plans a forthcoming benefit party to boost the drive further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Wellington
E. L. Henes
Wellington Aerie of Eagles
Edison sixth graders visit police court and mayor speaks
A group of sixth grade students from Edison school toured police court this morning. Mayor Henry W. Ault welcomed them, praising their interest and noting visits are better than facing charges. Leslie Pressick of 301 West 21st Street, Lorain, was fined 125 dollars and costs and had driving rights suspended for six months after pleading guilty to a police court charge for driving without lights on Lod Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison School
Henry W. Ault
Leslie Pressick
West 21St Street
Lorain
Elyria
Pressick
Lodstreet
Winds From South Raise Temperatures Across Midwest
Mild winter weather continues as southerly winds push temperatures toward the 50s in Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region. A Kansas to Ohio Valley disturbance brings scattered showers while a low pressure system from Winnipeg rides down toward the Great Lakes, with temps expected to fall in Michigan and Minnesota tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Canada
Midwest
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Winnipeg
Great Lakes
Michigan
Minnesota
Small Decline In Stock Prices
New York stocks fell irregularly in early trading on increased volume. The decline was modest and orderly with few leaders dropping, as first hour sales reached 390000 shares versus 300000 a day earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beeson Admits He Provoked Driver After Near Collision
In Seattle Everett D. Beeson admits to police he should not have yelled at the motorist who nearly struck him. He asked why the driver did not go ahead and hit him, revealing a confrontational stance after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Everett D. Beeson
Traffic Violations and Violent Incident Report
A citation for failure to yield right of way was issued to Walter Johnson after a two truck collision at East Bridge and East River streets. A minor crash on Cleveland street involved Sid ney K Sheldon and Walter Loescher. a separate assault case led to a suspended fine for Wi son J Keiror after his wife Mrs Mary McElroy signed a warrant. Police court saw Elmo Madison plead guilty to unsafe vehicle operation with suspended fine, Allen Canty fined for unsafe vehicle, plus several intoxication fines for Frank Munros Claude Lee Saxton and John Clark. Phillip Mencie wicz Brown Hotel arrested for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
East Bridge Street
Herman Schnur
Longfellow Street
East Bridge
East River Street
Sidney K. Sheldon
South Logan Street
Walter Loescher
Cleveland Road
Cleveland Street
Henry W. Ault
Wison J. Keiror
Spruce Street
Mary McElroy
Elmo Madison
Madison
Allen Canty
Riverside Homes
Frank Munros
Grafton
Claude Lee Saxton
Jackson Hotel
John Clark
East Avenue
Phillip Menciewicz
Brown Hotel
Larry Kobelka
Drake Road
North Ridgeville
Justice C. C. Lord
Alice
Kobelka
Departiment
Jones Seeks 2nd Ward Council Seat in Elyria
Frank W. Jones of 110 Floral Court files for the 1953 Elyria 2nd Ward council nomination. He seeks the Democratic nomination in May and, if nominated, will campaign for the office before the November election. Jones, a Bendix Westinghouse employee and WWII veteran, has held local posts with Disabled American Veterans and the Loyal Order of Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Jones
Floral Court
Elyria
Lorain
Jones
Elyria Cnanter
Loyal Order of Moose
Bendix-Westinghouse Association
Court approves 300 settlement for teen’s injuries
Probate court approved a 300 settlement by James Wilger for injuries to JoAnne Thomas 17 from a December 14 accident at West 28th Street and Reid Avenue Lorain. Separate suits filed include two 5000 personal injury actions by Frances Zievers and Laura Eichinger of Kenosha against Joseph Kasinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilger
JoAnne Thomas
West 28Th Street
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Kasinski
R. D. Wellington
Frances Zievers
Laura Eichinger
Kenosha
Wis
Route 303
Gifford Road
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Kenrith P Sit
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Pilgrim Church
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Ular
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Hholes
Frances Shanks
Ashland Club
Ashland Group
New London
Wooster
Ralph Gray
Walter Harris
Harris
Robert Gott
Ars. Gott
Kiwanis
Robert Young
Young
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Steger
Steger
Penny Nelson
Sally Nelson
Korea
U. S. Marine
Forest A. Nelson
Nelson
Long Beach
Calif
International Soundphoto
Reis Leming
Wash
England
Hunstanton
Sculthorpe
Lorain County Bank
Police Dept. News
United Press
Sudro-Curtis
Gertrude Hairston
Verne Street
Henry
Youngstown
Joyce Huber
West River Street
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Common Pleas
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Lamon’ S Furnace
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Loram County
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