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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1962
Page
10
Police will probe foreign operations linked to a local firm after officials defend its practices amid questions. Authorities plan inquiries slated for Sunday in February to assess allegations and ensure compliance with relevant regulations.
Euclid authorities announce city wide enforcement of Sunday closings with multiple investigations and warrants issued against merchants who violate the blue laws. Police and city officials vow action to ensure compliance while some businesses have already agreed to halt Sunday operations.
Elyria police and State Highway Patrol filed multiple charges yesterday and today. Roy Hunt Jr. was charged for disregarding a stop sign at Routes 301 and 20. Leonard Nunn faced a passing charge at Rt 2 and West Ridge Rd. Glen Muntz had a speeding change on Rt 57 north of Elyria. Clinton Ballard was charged for speeding 50 mph in the West Ave zone. Nick Sucharchuk faced a traffic light violation at West Ave and Second St. Tola Fishler was charged for a traffic light violation at Lodi and Furnace Sts. Orville Hall faced dis orderly conduct after a disturbance at Stone's Grill. James Wolfe was charged with disturbing the peace after a disturbance at West Ave and West Broad St.
The Lorain County Sales and Marketing Executives will host their annual Top Management dinner Monday at 6 p.m. in McGarvey's Party House Sheffield. Guest Herbert True former Notre Dame marketing professor and author of three books will speak. attendance for non members requires contacting Jim Johnson at Harold Rorick Insurance Co Elyria.
In loving memory of Roberta Short San, who passed away February 1. Sunshine passes, shadows fall. Love and remembrances outlast the years, which are filled with memories of you.
A list of birth announcements from local homes and addresses including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Heeter 6610 Lear Nagler Rd N Ridgeville a daughter Mr and Mrs Sam a daughter Mr and Mrs Bradley Euclid Ave Ray Woolfrom 316 Eighth Place a son Mr and Mrs Paul Husai a daughter Mr and Mrs Hartenstein Wakeman a daughter Mr and Mrs James Isom Tremont St Harey Wagner West 30th St Fyfe Mtd a daughter Mr and Mrs a son Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown Wendy Lane Elyria Kordeleski 4129 River Mrs Bertha G Bucholz 1015 C 7 J Demchik 245 Elyria a daughter Mr and Mrs Ethel Dr Mrs Michael Firment Churchill 430 Delamare Rd and daughter 423 ith St Vermilion Larry Holloway 125 Williams 3t Damon Jackson Chestnut Rudol f H Vincer 2326 Sunset St Mrs Ruth Jacobs 553 W Blvd ird St Michael R Ody 384 a daughter Mr and Mrs Fairlawn Ave Mrs Jamesj Antonio Morales 1563 East Jlst Payne and son 269 Bond St st Mr Ross Lanner 133 Longford Ave Mrs Ewing Shipp 276 Bon
A compiled admissions list includes numerous individuals and their addresses across Norwalk and nearby towns. The record names Mr and Mrs Don Rat litt. Clynn Price. Nick Lenart. John Cross. Eileen Fimnen. Clyton Hires. Antoinette Handmacher. Fred Rash. Donald Hooker. Wilma Ives. Opal Ramsey. Nathan O Dell. Michael Smallwood. Mark Tolbert. Virginia Woodyard. Amelia Peak. William Frey. Eddie Arroyo. James Darvas. Michael Aponte. Bunyan Hawkins. Albert Hunger. Ralph Glowacki. Mattie Seymore. James Siegfried. Fred Shea. Todd Ruth. Mrs Robert Fisker. Mrs Walter Taylor. Steven Popovich. Philip Tummel. Thomas Sourbeck. Mrs John Kiskamp. Mrs Harold Elliman. Stephen Jones. James Linden. Terry Ross. Barbara Conley. Steven Harasty. Esther Rodrigues. Mrs William Taylor. Mrs Helen Ander. Dowding. Hodgson vicinity. Mrs Walter Andy.
Vermilion reports Miss Betty Vaught discharged from Sandusky Memorial. קר
A LaGrange area woman Pauline L Langdon age 35 was arrested on charges of issuing a $15 check at Hill's department store using a bank account she did not have. The check was written on an Elyria Savings Deposit Bank account which officials say she had no account at. She was to appear in Municipal Court this morning to answer the charges.
Expressions of sincere appreciation to friends, relatives, and neighbors for sympathy during illnesses and deaths. Special thanks to those sending flowers, First Baptist Church, pallbearers, Pastor McCaleb, Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, and to Funeral Home staff for comfort and service.
Cascade Park offers skating as cold temperatures harden the pond surface. Jom Machock, park superintendent, says conditions are good for the weekend but warns Black River remains high and dangerous through the park. Children should be accompanied by adults.
A Good Samaritan report notes births of a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Ellis. An unidentified driver in a stolen car charged through a guardian on Ford Road near Ruggles Beach Huron, narrowly escaping violent death.
Local records show licenses issued to George Fornoff and Paul James J. Adams along with several others including Patricia M. Loesser of Norwalk and Jindra Avan of Milan. Additional licensees listed include a waitress at 230 North Main Street and Donald E. Spicer of Street 16 230 North Main Street.
Police investigated a near-by resident finding a 160 pickup by the riverbank just after 1 am. The divert road cross and left mule damage described. Several names and addresses appear in the report including Newman McCarl Nichols and Willa Jones. Fire calls and gas odor notices followed with multiple residents named across Lorain and Wellington areas.
The Central Ohio BBB urged people contacted by Ohio River Land Development Co. about Patriot Indiana land to seek advice. The company, not covered by Ohio securities law, offered parcels at 78.85 dollars and claimed select allotments. The BBB has a special report on the firm and will share it with inquirers.
ABrook of obituaries from Elyria area notices the deaths of multiple residents. Baby girl Zak, infant daughter of Mr. GRAFTON W C Carper and Mrs Julius J Zak of Amherst, died after a brief illness at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. graveside services were set at St Joseph Cemetery Amherst. Other notices include Eaton Township tomato grower and greenhouse operator, Carroll Carpenter, and Berlin Heights resident Antoinette Handmacher. further Amherst deaths list Alvina H Krueck and Mary Mikus, with service details and survivors. Additional items note Leta Frieday of Elyria, Susana Neenbungie in Buffalo, and Margaret Gordon of Amherst, with funeral arrangements, burial sites, and family ties. Local obituaries also mention Lorain infant, Charles Jurewicz, and other regional deaths with related funeral home arrangements.
The Lorain County Coin Club met at the Elyria Womans Club with Dr. Joseph Boyson presiding. A coin committee was appointed for the Col of Greater Cleveland Coin Clubs, including Wayne Alten and Everett Wieseke, with Sydney Watkins named as auctioneer.
A district briefing lists a hospital suit against Ina Gardner and Eugene Woods settling for 941, and an appeal by Lorain against ex patrolman Longoria over a dismissal for Memorial Day parade refusal. Divorces granted include Grella and Frommeyer. new suits name Georgia Roberts and others. A Midview student was arrested for shoplifting. multiple driving and license offenses noted, with further divorce actions and contested cases across Elyria, Lorain and surrounding towns.
The Sun Life Assurance Co filed suit against George H L Sick ies for 311 401 and asked foreclosure of property. Also John Jehle faced a $29 14 foreclosure and others discuss genealogy at the North First Congregational Church Ridgeville with MOD Wolcott as moderator.
Chief Maurice C. Flood of Elyria Police Department attended the annual police and fire administrators conference at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. More than 60 chiefs joined discussions on modern problems and techniques including pursuit driving firearms and hazardous materials transport with speakers from FBI US Employment Service and fire and police departments.
The Air Force will test local residents for the Air Force entrance qualification test. Sg t. Richard Wetzel the local Air Force recruiter announced testing next Wednesday at 1 in his office at 338 Broad. Tests are for men and women seeking USAF entry including prior service from all branches and aviation cadet applicants. Wetzel said the Air Force seeks prior service personnel to fill vacancies in the current expansion program.
An East Avenue resident was treated at Elstia Memorial Hospital for injuries after being beaten by two men near the Number 10 Club. Douglas Alhair of 534 Fast Avenue reported the assault to Lorain County Sheriff’s deputies and said he will sign a complaint with the prosecutor today.
UPI lists cash grain prices from Toledo with bids for Wheat No 2 soft red and No 2 soft white around 198 to 200, Corn No 2 yellow at LT 1LOR3, and Soybeans No 7 yellow at 2.382.450. The report covers New York and regional price levels for 55 cent Tate.
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