Maplewood PTA Hosts Midwinter Dinner for County Council
Maplewood P T A hosted the Lorain County Council of Parent Teacher Associations at its midwinter meeting with dinner for over 90 guests. Girl Scout Troop 63 eighth graders served, while bouquets and decorations highlighted Founders Day themes. A Founders Day skit honored Alice McLellan Birney and Phoebe Apperson Hearst, candles symbolized past present and future, corsages honored past council presidents, and cake ended the event.
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West River Road
Maplewood P. T. A
Lorain County
Earl Hursley
Girl Scout Troop No. 63
Edward Reirds
John Stone
William Boyd
Campbell
Belden
Alice McLellan Birney
P.T.A
Justin Emlich
Maplewood
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Arnold, Keller
Wilson
Brookside
Harry Meyer
Beverly Boyd
Elmer Love
Brownhelm
Harold Moore
Amherst
Henry Wigert
Edward Reindl
Myron Sooy
Russell Johnson
Mildred Struck
Walter Rust
Edwin Strosack
Ernest Goodsite
Driver Cited For Drinking After 3 Car Collision
Three cars on Route 254 west of Pearl road collided at 6 20 last evening. Lillian A McLay 37 of Lorain was cited for driving while under the influence after her car was struck from behind by Paul A Rush Jr 19. Kitts 27 of Lorain drove the third car. All vehicles sustained moderate damage with no injuries reported.
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Pearl Road
Lillian A. McLay
Wilbur Avenue
Lorain
Paul A. Rush, Jr
East River Road
McLay
Jewell Kitts
Til West 22Nd Street
Would-be bandit seeks jail after knife attack in market
Harold West, 24, walked into police HQ Friday night and admitted attempting a market robbery. He said the proprietor wrested a pistol from him and threw a knife at him, and he sought safety in jail.
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Atlanta
Harold West
Polce
Truman Asks Ike To Tell Number Of Reds Among Ousted Aides
Former president Truman challenges President Eisenhower to disclose how many Communists or security risks were ousted from government. He argues no subversion cases were found and accuses the administration of deception. He spoke at the Franklin D. Roosevelt dinner in New York and denied plans for campaign stops though offering support to the Democratic committee.
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Truman
Ike
Harry E. Stinchcomb
Elyria
Medina
Baptist Site
King Solomon Lodge
New York
Presi
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Waite
Medina J
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Americans For Democratic Action
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Kansas City
Guardia
Democratic Committee
Congress
Scuffle Over Gloves Leads to Fines in City Court
At Macs Restaurant at 3 30 a m two Durant customers James Story of 153 Lake Avenue and Joseph H Tenley of 300 West Third Street argued over gloves. Both were fined for disorderly conduct with suspended time. Story admitted guilt and received three dollars plus costs. Tenley was found guilty and similarly fined and suspended. Ovie Harris of 101 West River Street was fined forty dollars for disorderly conduct with twenty dollars suspended.
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Macs
J. Grant Keys
James Story
Lake Avenue
Joseph H. Tenley
Third Street
Durant
Story
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mayor Keys
Technical Book Demand At Elyria Library Increases
Librarian John Rebenack notes high demand for technical books at the Elyria library due to slack in industrial employment. Men out of work seek to improve skills with topics ranging from welding to pattern making. He stresses the need for exact titles and subjects as specific items are often required to meet employer needs and asks for suggestions to guide future acquisitions.
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Elyria
John Rebenack
Rebenack
CIO Educational Director Heads Discussion Here
Orville C. Jones educational director of the Ohio State CIO Council will lead the open Elyria Educational Council UAW CIO meeting at 2 PM tomorrow in the VFW Hall 47 East Bridge Street. He will show slides on Union Labor History and Labor Trends of Today. Jones, a former congregational minister in Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown, has been with the Ohio State CIO Council since 1945 and earlier taught at Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology.
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Orville C. Jones
Ohio State Cio Council
Elyria Educational Council
Uaw-Cio
VFW
East Bridge Street
Jones
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
Ohio State, Cio Council
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
Coursey Ordered $100 Weekly Alimony in Lorain Divorce Case
Delmar Coursey of Penn Avenue Lorain a veteran contractor was ordered to pay Mary Coursey $100 weekly temporary alimony while she sues for divorce. Judge John D. Pincura noted the figure as one of the highest in the area considering his $300 weekly earnings. The couple has a six year old child.
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Delmar Coursey
Penn Avenue
Lorain
Mary
John D. Pincura
Pinkura
Coursey
Snowy Route 10 Crash Trails Several Vehicle Collisions
A heavy snowfall caused multiple accidents on routes around Middle Avenue and Route 2. Stanton Dewey’s car collided with a truck driven by George Elliott as visibility failed. Basil Whitesel’s car was demolished after a separate crash near Grafton. Lilian Wilcox and Vergil DeLong were hurt in a second collision on Route 20 east of Route 76. Jim Shriver’s car skidded on Lake Avenue and struck Daniel McDonough’s vehicle. Deputies filed reports on the incidents.
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Middle Avenue
Stanton Dewey
Oberlin
George Elliott
Lake Veood
Lilian Wilcox
Parma
Vergil DeLong
Garfield Heights
Wilcox
Jim Shriver
R. D
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Daniel McDonough
Tenth Street
Lorain
Band Parents Schedule Dance At Eaton High
Eaton Band Parents met at the high school to plan a February 20 dance with an orchestra and docket sales managed by Harriet Durkee. Delmar Fugard presided as bake sale was decided for April 20 PTA meeting. band rehearsals for Euclid tournament in March under Thomas Cunningham.
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EATON
Eaton Band
Harriet Durkee
Delmar Fugard
Euclid
Thomas Cunningham
Three in Cleveland Held for Alleged Narcotics Sales
Federal agents and Cleveland police arrested three alleged lieutenants of a major wholesale narcotics ring after two months of undercover work. Joseph M. Horay, 40, Stanley Secunda, 37, and Rudy Valent, all of Cleveland, faced U. S. Commissioner H. A. Horn with Secunda pleading guilty. Bond set at $5,000 each. Ripberger said heroin was bought from New York sources and that Horay had a prior 1952 dynamite murder suspect link. Albert Sauerhass also faced scrutiny but was released.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Joseph M. Horay
Stanley Secunda
Rudy Valent
U. S
H. A. Horn
Secunda
Ray Ripberger
Hadj
Ripberger
New York
Horav
Karl Stone
Upper Sandusky
Albert Sauerhass
Defective Wiring Triggers Smoke Alarm in Home Washer
A short in the solenoid of an automatic washer at 148 Roosevelt Street caused an alarm around 3 20 p m yesterday. The machine began to smoke filling the basement with smoke and fumes. Fire units cut power to the washer. further checks found only damage to the appliance.
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Reginald Fawkes
Roosevelt Street
Engine Co. No. 2
Car Strikes Mailbox Near Leavitt Road Crash
Vera Bender of Leavitt road lost control on slippery Route 58 about two miles north of 34 last evening and struck the mailbox in front of A R McCarty at 5301 Leavitt road. No citation issued.
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Vera Bender
Leavitt Road
A. R. McCarty
Liquor Board To Hold Hearing In Cleveland
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control will hold its second public hearing of the year at 1 30 p m Wednesday February 10 in the Council Chambers City Hall Cleveland The hearings help receive public comment criticism and suggestions and to disseminate information The first 1934 hearing was in Cincinnati January 19.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Council Chambers
City Hall
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Missed Once But Not Second Time Slain in Tavern Shooting
In Columbus a 17 year old girl Virginia Price Raleigh was shot and killed by a rejected suitor in a tavern on Christmas Eve. Paul J. Turner, 28, previously involved in a first shooting that wounded Dorothy Louise Williams, 19, was free on $1,000 bond and reportedly called police to arrest him after the incident.
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Columbus
Virginia Price Raleigh
Paul J. Turner
Dorothy Louise Williams
Brown to Confer With Elections Officials Here
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown will visit Elyria on February 9 to meet with the local board of elections. The talks aim to interview prospective appointees and clarify duties as Brown travels the state. The two terms expiring this year, Dr. R. J. Fortney and J. C. Mac Dermott, are recommended for reappointment.
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Brown
Ted W. Brown
Elyria
Board of Elections
R. J. Fortney
Wellington
J. C. MacDermott
Goudvis Elected Officer at Ohio Concrete Block Association
T L Goudvis president of Concrete Masonry Corp was elected measurer of the Ohio Concrete Block Association at the first annual convention in Columbus. Charter member Goudvis joins William A Rodgers of Chillicothe as president with Sam C Davis of Dayton as first vice president and O H Seeger of Columbus as second vice president.
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T. L. Goudvis
Concrete Masonry Corporation
Huron
West Streets
Ohio Concrete Block Association
Columbus
Goudvis
William A. Rodgers
Chillicothe
Sam C. Davis
Dayton
O. H. Seeger
Police records show multiple traffic and court actions in North Olmsted
Arnold H Goodwin was fined ten dollars and costs for reckless operation after backing from a parking space on Broad Street at 12 50 a m. His car struck John W Young's vehicle on Bath Street causing minor damage. Other cited individuals faced fines for reckless driving failed to control cars or running red lights. Eugene Burnworth pleaded innocent to reckless driving with a February 13 hearing set. A John Doe warrant emerged from a verbal assault at a rooming house on Lodi Street, while Ernest Koenig had a fine suspended pending court costs.
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Arnold H. Goodwin
North Olmsted
Broad Street
J. Grant Keys
John W. Young
Bath Street
Ned
Gladys K. Harrington
East River Street
Sylvester Krebs
Grafton
Manuel McLemore
W. 15Th Street
Raymon Nixon
Y. MC. A
James Stepic
Lorain
Melvin Harris
Oberlin
Robert Lopez
Cascade Street
Eugene Burnworth
Cleveland Street
Ernest Koenig
Cleveland
John Doe
Elizabeth Balk
Lodi Street
Court House report and local court actions
At The Court House six chickens were stolen from a coop between 3 and 6 p m. Howard McDaniels 42 of Rush street jailed three days and fined 200 for driving while intoxicated. Nancy Montgomery sues for divorce from John of Cheyenne Wyo citing neglect and cruelty seeks restoration of Ward name. Probate Judge Thompson approves 1500 settlement in Morris Rivkind death with executrix Sarah Fleisher. Three divorces dismissed. cases include Hurley Burl Sheppard McIntyre. Pincura approves 5000 transfer to road fund. Rose Proy granted divorce from Patty for grounds of neglect. City Loan and Savings Co sues William McCarthy Oberlin for 167 and seeks foreclosure. Hutchinson granted divorce from Juanita for neglect.
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Howard McDaniels
Rush Street
Lorain
Malcolm Thompson
Daniel Feher
Morris Rivkind
Elyria
Sarah Fleisher
Mrs E C Harr Re elected Leader Of Welfare Council
Mrs Edward C Harr was reelected president of Elyria Community Welfare Council at Fridays noon annual meeting. New officers and a 21 member board were named, with terms ranging one to three years. Highlights included plans for a class for mentally retarded children, the Christmas clearance bureau report, and Wings of the New Golden Age Club volunteer work. A German exchange student Miss Eva Hohnerlein attended as a guest.
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Edward C. Harr
Elyrian Community Welfare Council
Hobby Hall
Paul G. Hovey
Thomas Curtis
John Sheldon
John A. Howard
Harley Reese
Franz Gruen
Harold A. Guthman
Dale C. Kellogg
Dexter S. Kimball
Harold A. Zealley
David P. Hyman
Henry Lieske
Howard Snyder
Howard M. Wells, Jr
Hart, Hovey
Sheldon
Leslie Bowman
G. Russel Hargate
John E. Nagy
William L Newton
Clifford L Sherran
Curtis and
Howard
Wells
Jaycee Hall
Christmas i Clearance Bureau
Helen Mulholland
Snew Golden Age Club
Edna Moore
Counsel
Helen Townsend
Marie Cromling
Loraine Meyer
Nelle Holliday
Donna Bilbeck
Beverly Squire
Evelyn Witham
Motorist Pleads Innocent in Drinking Charge
James R. Myers of 351 Ninth Street pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated in front of Mayor J. Grant Keys after his car skidded on East Broad Street near Park Avenue last night, knocked down a traffic sign and struck a utility pole. Estimated vehicle damage was $500. Case set for February 13.
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James R. Myers
Ninth Street
J. Grant Keys
Myers
East Broad Street
Park Avenue
Keys
Three Accidents Reported At One Highway Location
A sequence of mishaps on Oberlin avenue near Highway 234 began when Don Campbell’s car slid into a ditch at 12 38 a m on ice. While Campbell’s car was being removed, Robert Renner’s vehicle also went into a ditch. At 2 00 a m Andy Cotts struck Renner from the rear as his car was pulled onto the road. Cotts drunk drive arrested. no injuries reported.
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Oberlin Avenue
Highway 234
Don Campbell
Washington Street
Amherst
Campbell
Robert Renner
Fourth Street
Lorain
Renner
Andy Cotts
South Lake Street
South Amherst
Cotts
Avon Church Society Set Meeting February 11
Avon church notes an altar land Rotary Society of St Mary Church gathering February 11 at 8 pm in the church hall with Mrs Ann Petsche presiding. Hostesses Mrs Lloyd Wearsch and Mrs Steve Duiala assist. games and refreshments planned. Also updates on Charles Butchko Jr touring with John Carroll University basketball and Aviation Cadet James Schmitz completing 30 week basic observer training at Harlingen AFB Texas.
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AVON
Altar Land Rotary Society of
James Schmitz
Theodore Schmitz
Harlinger Air Force Base
Tex
Schmitz
Air Force Reserve
Wakeman Man Given 2 Federation Posts
Byron Dalton of Wakeman was reelected vice president of the Cleveland Milk Producers Federation and named to represent the group on the board of directors of the Ohio Milk Producers Federation. Other officers include E A Spafford Rock Creek president Virgil Derthick Mantua treasurer and Ann Vrana Cleveland secretary who serve on the state federation board.
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Byron Dalton
Wakeman
Cleveland Milk Producers Federation
Ohio Milk Producers Federation
Cleveland S Producers
E. A. Spafford
Rock Creek
Virgil Derthick
Mantua
Ann Vrana
Cleveland
State Group
Icy Pavement Blamed In Route 34 Mishap
Icy pavement blamed for a rear end collision in front of St. Vincent de Paul Church on Route 34 around 8 15 last evening. Mary Ann Siska of Pearl road stopped before turning and Feliz Lozada of Cleveland collided with her from behind. Both cars sustained light damage.
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St. Vincent de Pani Church
Mary Ann Siska
Pearl Road
Feliz Lozada
Cleveland
Siska
Two Car Accidents On Slippery Streets Reported
Two separate crashes occurred on slick streets last night causing limited damage. Jerry Gasser of 249 Miller Court lost control near 526 East Avenue at 1:22 a.m., striking a utility pole with $200 damage and no injuries. Mrs. Russel S. Wood of 112 Bell Avenue skidded on Harrison and St. Clair, hitting trees for $250 damage. Fred E. Fries of Avon Lake cited for wrong way driving after a head-on on Chestnut Street, due in court February 11. Minor damage reported in a collision between Alckie Delis of Lorain and Clifford R. Geiger of Westlake at Cleveland and Longfellow streets. no charges filed.
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Jerry Gasser
Miller Court
East Avenue
Gasser
Russel S. Wood
Bell Avenue
Harrison Street
St. Clair Street
Clifford R. Geiger
Westlake
Cleveland
Longfellow Streets
Market prices for eggs poultry butter and produce
United States Department of Agriculture terminal market prices show varied rates for eggs and grade A and B poultry, with live poultry receipts too few to report. Produce like apples, carrots, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, radishes, and watercress is listed with regional notes and price ranges, reflecting steady fruit and vegetable markets in Ohio and nearby regions.
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Jeggs
United States and of Agriculture
Cris
G. S
Ohio
McIntosh
Akis
Democrats Release Truth Kits On McCarthy Speaking Tour
Democrats accuse McCarthy of exaggerating and distorting his record in a nationwide speaking tour. They cite edited clips and past remarks to claim he is careless with the truth away from Washington while attacking Truman Acheson and White.
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Joseph R.mccarthy
Washington
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Charleston
W. Va
Iparty
Truman
Acheson
Harry S. Truman
Dean Acheson
Harry Dexter White
Herbert Brownell Jr
White
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
FBI
Democrats
Truth
U. S
Grafton Kiwanis Officials Meet for Year Start
GRAFTON The first meeting of new officers and directors of the Grafton Kiwanis club for the year followed the regular dinner. President Harry Jantz read roll call as reports from officers and bills were reviewed. Officers approved donations to March of Dimes Tuberculosis Bond and Heart Fund and discussed two church support projects. New members bal loted. Robert Nesbett welcomed, Dave Thompson welcomed back after an accident. Travel film on Sweden highlighted the program. next week Barney Rothgery will direct.
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Grafton
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Harry Jantz
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
Fred Streebel
Russell Fulton
William Reese
Robert Nesbett
Dave Thompson
Sweden
Barney Rothgery
Strictly Confidential New York Release Cautions on Public Print
A New York press release arrives with a bold warning that the information must remain confidential until it appears in print, signaling sensitive or embargoed material awaiting publication.
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New York
Elyria area bonds and school notes listed in brief
A compact list of parish and public debt items appears with multiple bond and school district entries. Items include Elyria School notes, Ohio Turnpike references, and parking facility bonds, showing percentages and serial numbers alongside locations such as Elyria and 100 Ohio Turnpike.
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Antiver
Elyria Parking
Elyria School
Ohio Turnpike
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