Liquor Board Hearing Hears Elyria Objections to Permits
Elyria hearing officer Ray Fetzek presided as objections were raised to a D-5 night club liquor permit at 110 East Fourth Street in the Heights area and to two Columbia Station beer and wine permits. Objections from Rev. Walker, Mayor Keys, and Councilwoman Lysaght cited zoning and proximity to the church, school, and a library, with sales rules and neighborhood impact debated while Fetzek prepares recommendations.
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Fastern Heights Business Center
Fourth
East River Streets
Columbia Station
Ray Fetzek
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Fetzek
Liquor Board
Parnuit
Polezoes Polezoes
Princeton Ave
Keys
Kay Lysaght
Lorain
William Eugene
Findley
East 31St St
Walker
Jobs
Kelena
Bond
Int
Joseph Kenneth Kulas
East 35Th St
New York
Elyria
Cage
St. Louis
Mit
New York Central
Macy
Ellen Spoers
Sheffield Village
Sum Company
NYC
St.Speers
Rt. 58
Sion
Asch- Two
Enbach
Horan
Heights
Lysaght
Polezoes
Atty. J. W. Dieren
Harold
Veronica Martell
Sprague
West River Roads
Officers Named By Elyria Community Welfare Council
John C. Edwards was elected to head the Elyria Community Welfare Council at the annual meeting. John Rebenack, Dr. Charles Talbert, Mrs. Helen Mulholland, and Mrs. Leo Samuelson were named as officers with seven board members including William Camp, Mrs. Ray Carter, Edwards, Wallace Forbes, and others. The group discussed past activities, future needs, and recommendations from a St. Louis welfare councils conference, emphasizing action after surveys and improved public relations.
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Elyria Community Welfare Council
Howard M. Wells Jr
Charles Talbert
Helen Mulholland
Leo Samuelson
John C. Edwards
John Rebenack
C-T
Elyria
Rebenack
Thomas Curtis
Council
United Fund
F. A. Eaton
J. Harry Shives
Herbert Guild
J. Harold Enyeart
Howard M. Wells de
St. Louis
Wells
Curtis
Cycle Hits Bank In Fog Injuring Two Lorain Brothers
Two Lorain brothers suffered minor injuries when their motorcycle struck a bank at the intersection of Routes 57 76 and 303 in heavy fog at 2 30 a m The State Highway Patrol blamed excessive speed for weather conditions and said Willard D Freshaur 22 of 2830 Oakwood Ave drove south on Rt 57 into the road end He was taken to Medina Hospital by a motorist and later treated at St Joseph Hospital Lorain
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Medina
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Willard D. Freshaur
Oakwood Ave
William
Willard
Rt. 57
Medina Hospital
St. Joseph Hospite
Pigeon Drop Bilks Woman Of $2500 in Cleveland
Elyria resident Mrs. Helen Ambrose, 53, reported losing 2500 dollars in a pigeon drop swindle in Cleveland. Two women lured her with found money and asked her to invest 2500 to prove good faith, then fled with the sum after accompanying her to Elyria to withdraw 2500 from savings, leaving no follow up meeting.
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Cleveland
Helen Ambrose
Garford
Ave
Shop Center Firms Will Be Announced Soon
Sheffield Lake officials expect to name firms locating in the Shoreway Shopping Center at Rt. 301 and Lake Rd shortly. Mayor James C. Markley told a Senior Chamber of Commerce audience that final steps to assure construction have been completed. He noted the Sheffield Lake Fire Department has been strengthened by a volunteer fund purchase of a 1948 ambulance for 750 dollars, with dedication set for Sunday at 4 pm.
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Sheffield Lake
Shoreway
Rt. 301
Lake Rd
James C. Markley
Chamber of Commerce
Markley
Oakwood Homes OK Yet Topography Lays Issue
In Lorain Oakwood Acres Development Co plans homes on land south of Sixth Ward. Building Inspector Jay Boey says houses are structurally sound but land grading drainage are poor. Proposal calls for landscaping and adjusted sewers financed partly by the company to correct the site conditions.
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Lorain
Oakwood Acres Development Co
Jay Boey
Building and Lands Committee
Boey
Pradk Ave
Grove Ave
Bayers
Aatos Catonron
Wis
Grubic
Sarno
Black River
de Othe Binaner and Charms Committee
Waitt
Dames Romoaser Romoser
Elyria hosts district Jaycee meeting with Ohio president
Representatives from 13 area Junior Chambers of Commerce converge on Elyria Jaycee Hall for the district 10 meeting. Clarence L. Bissler, president of the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce, will address attendees from Lorain to Elyria, with a social hour and dinner following.
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Jack Smith
Gerald Laver
Recount Reduces Cub Tally at Cascade Park
Sophie the bear at Cascade Park was reported to have twins but a later check found only one cub. Elyria Park Board member Arthur Fly and colleague Madhock said earlier observers miscalculated after viewing the den from outside and without entering.
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Sophie
Cascade Park
Parvams
Arthur Fly
Elyria
Madhock
Heli
Oberlin Paper Wins 2 Awards For Weeklies
The Oberlin News-Tribune won two Osman C Hooper Newspaper Show awards at the Ohio Newspaper Association convention in Columbus. It earned first place for make-up in towns over 5,000 and a third place in general excellence in its class. First place in general excellence for over 5,000 population went to the Wadsworth News Banner.
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Columbus
Oberlin News-Tribune
Osman C. Hooper
Ohio Newspaper Association
News Tribune
Wadseth News
Fox Remains On Hospital Critical List
Ralph Fox remains in critical condition at Lee Hospital Johnston after his private plane crashed on a Pennsylvania mountain Sunday. He has a fractured leg arm ribs and severe facial lacerations and is on oxygen with brief conscious periods. His daughter Ruth Fox 18 also shows improvement but remains in fair to assisted care at the same hospital.
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Ralph Fox
Lee Hospital
Johnston
Pennsylvania
Flyria
Ruth Fox
Lee T Hospital
Fox
Ruth
Allegheny College
Irwin
Meeting of federal employees in 13th District planned
An error in yesterday’s Chronicle Telegram wrongly stated the meeting would be this Sunday. The event, a gathering of federal employees from the 13th Congressional District, aims to discuss higher pay and will be held at Benedict School in Norwalk on Sunday Feb. 17 at 3:30 pm.
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13Th Congressional District
Benedict School
Norwalk
Chronicle-Telegram
Deputy Sheriff Title Given to Special Investigator Ondreyeo
Special Investigator Michael A Ondreyeo of the sheriffs department was appointed deputy yesterday after meeting the county residence requirement. He entered the department on January 7 as a special investigator because he had not yet qualified as a deputy. His duties remain primarily investigative.
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Michael A Ondreyeo
Sheriffs Department
Ondreyeo
Truck Driver Is Helpful Wins Arrest In Lorain
Lorain driver Alva L. Nermanteau, 44, of Vermilion, jumped into a company crane cab and drove it to the Brownhelm Ford site, charged with operating an overloaded vehicle. He pleaded innocent in municipal court, bond set at 1000 dollars, trial scheduled for March 6. A fellow worker, Joseph A. Betke, 54, of Lorain, also pleaded innocent after a prior arrest for driving the same truck. both are drivers for Associated Bellers of Lorain.
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Lorain
Alva L. Nermanteau
Vermilion
Brownhelm Ford
State Highway Patrol
Normandenau
Highway Patrol
Stolen Sporting Goods From Sears in Lorain
William E Parker manager of Sears Roebuck Sporting Goods complains of theft of a Leange shotgun portable radio and saber saw from his department. Value listed as 204.45 dollars. Incident occurred Wednesday afternoon or Thursday morning.
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Lorain
William E. Parker
West Erie Ave
Sears-Roebuck
Boy Scouts Train as Honorary City Helpers in Elyria
Elyria officials watched seven Boy Scout leaders supervise an honorary capacity operation at City Hall on a holiday morning. The scouts filled vans, reviewed street repair issues, and observed city departments including police, street work, fire, and court proceedings. Honorary Mayor Donald Beeth attended, met with city employees and press, and drafted a letter for the mayor’s secretary.
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Elyriacy
City Hall
Donald Beeth
Mec
Vtas City
Alhens
Carol Cerlan
Scouts Week Celebrations Highlight Firelands Units
Boy Scouts of the Firelands Area Council mark National Scout Week with 171 unit dinners and 5 467 scouts taking part in courts of honor, advancement badges, and a Lorain Scout Spectacular on February 23 at Lorain High School. Displays feature Troop 136 at Sears Roebuck, Troop 139 at J C Penney, and Southeast Elyria-Oberling Explorers hosting a dance.
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Boy Scouts of the
Firelands Area Council
Filonia Scouts
Cty
Lorain Scouts
Loram High School
Elora
First Methodist Church
Sears, Roehick and Co
Maplewood School
Fixplorers
Elyria Oberling
Palladeum
Boy Scouts
City Council debates pinball ban and licensing powers
The council discusses a potential city ban on pinball machines and the scope of police and legislative powers. Conley asserts licensing remains permissible under existing ordinances, while Mayor Daworski is described as powerless to halt licensing as long as the ordinance stands.
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Lorain
Magar Heh i
Aopske
City Sohedor
Conley
Ats
Contey
Daworski
Elyria Chamber Adds 71 Members in Step With Tomorrow Drive
The Elyria Chamber reports 71 new members toward the Tomorrow program with 16 percent conversion to date. A total of 7 new members reported yesterday, including 43 converted. the drive aims for 350. Next report meeting set for Tuesday, Feb. 12 at Holly Hall.
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Chamber of Commercs
Elyria
Holly Hall
No License Driver Jailed in Ohio Case
Lorain driver Lacey Wall, 31, appeared in Migra Municipal Court charged with driving with no license. Judge Frank Wale Cox fined $40 plus costs and ordered three days in county jail. Hall, a Kentucky resident for 6 years, admitted not having an Ohio license and explained renewed Kentucky license. authorities noted Ohio duties and laws. The Jan 20 arrest followed a crash at Rast River Rd and Rt 10 where the car went over an embankment.
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Lorain
Migra
Kuulty
Lacey Wall
2U9
Broadway
Lorin
I County
Gai Hal
Ohio
Frank Walecox
Hat
Ball
Hall
Shrmit
Rast River Rd
Rt. 10
Avon Lake Heart Fund Leaders Named
Avon Lake announces Heart Fund campaign leadership with section captains named by chairmen Mrs. Thomas Cook and Mrs. Frank Stefan. Captains include Mrs. Otis Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Palmer, Mrs. Norman Ebach, Mrs. William Apley, Mrs. Austin Hunter and others, with early activities slated for Heart Sunday February 24 at 2 p.m.
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Avon Lake
Heart Fund
Heart
Thomas Cook
Frank Stefan
Cochairmaty
Otis Anderson
Ernest Palmer
Norman Ebach
William Apeley
Austin Hunter
iFloyd King
Ed Nites
J. EF. Ferguson
Quenue Cahill
John Gerbick
E F.C. Broh
Richard Aenes
Robert Webber
Ge Novy
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Clyde Blazer
Westview Wesleyan Methodist Church
Douglas Keyse
Station Rd
Community Welfare Council
Child Welfare Board
Golden Age Club
Sunny Monday Club
Elizabeth Dolde
G. R. Hargate
Ronald Dunn
Harold Kunkle
Oakwood Homes
Sixth Ward
Coun
Foxeply
Arabie
Bory
Clinton Ave
Henk
Me Company
Ohio Jaycee
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Akron
Berea
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent
Lakewood
Parma
Ravenna
Amit
Ritter
Henry Rosewicz
Bissler
Ohio Jaycees
North Canton Jaycees
University of Akron
Louisville
U. S.l. Army
Damon Chemical Co
Alliance
Jayere
Oberlin Paper
Sheri's
Sears
Ralatad Binturce
Einer
Ball Grant
Deans Walker
Alton Cady
Municipal Caut
Jidee Sohn
A. Lawrence Robed
Phoper Cout Peat
Rcar ES
Itestes Atead
Ballitis
Bill Atkinson
Dot Smyth
J. C. Penney Co
Kentucky
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