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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
5
Juvenile workers name five trouble locations in Lorain County where minors obtain alcohol. Despite efforts at some sites, new violators keep appearing as sellers are pressured to curb sales. Convictions bring fines from 25 to 300 dollars and up to six months in jail, creating a harsh triple threat.
The article warns of charges against minors for contributing to delinquency and the risks of underage alcohol sales. It cites potential fines up to 1000 dollars and a year in jail, plus possible liquor board actions and concerns over keeping a disorderly house. It notes efforts by tavern staff to verify ages and the limits of enforcement.
Lorain County salesmen and guests attended an all day sales clinic at Kiyria Country Club led by Fred Herman a nationally known sales consultant from Buffalo New York. The session covered the five basic selling steps attention interest conviction desire and close with practical drills and group practice before prizes and book selections.
The Ohio House approved a bill to outlaw consumption of 3.2 beer in motor vehicles, placing it with liquor in misdemeanor level. The measure passed 118 to 9 and was sent to the Senate, amid broader tax and civil rights proposals.
A Senate hearing discussed a $15 million plan to improve and expand Ohio State University's medical school amid criticism of the Inter University Council and campus construction costs. Toledo and other cities seek new medical schools as part of state university funding battles.
The Lorain County Federation for Conservation announces its February meeting will be held tomorrow at p.m. in the Bird Room at Graanie's Wayside Inn. Federation spokesmen released the details today.
Rep Edward W DeChant of Avon Lake introduces a bill to allow combinations of townships to form regional water and sewer systems. The measure aims to extend countywide planning authority and could tie into broader regional water plans without hampering existing systems. Republican Archer lends cautious support citing countywide benefits.
Two Elyria editors undertook a 60 mile round trip to Homerville and back with little sleep and poor conditioning. Peter Stevenson reached Homerville while William Klueas returned 45 miles solo to Parsons Red. Both endured fatigue and injuries with plans to return to work seeking a better fitness routine.
Elyria officials and Firestone representatives from Akron met to discuss acquiring a 60 by 30 foot leased parcel used for gasoline storage and a pumping station. The site lies east of Cedar Street south of the New York Central tracks and is part of a condemnation action against Dorell Inc. Mayor Neeson aims for an agreed purchase price to speed the appropriation.
Four automobile collision suits totaling 40 000 were filed against the estate of Clara Marple late of Grafton for injuries from a March 3 1962 crash at Rt 24 ONeill Sheffield Shopping Center. Plaintiffs include Cassidy S if Ono St Ver million and family with varied claims and damages. The administrator is Eugene Marple.
Firemen responded last night to 1149 115 East River Street to extinguish an electric clothes dryer in a two family building. They removed the unit from John Christs man apartment to fight the blaze. Earlier this morning they attended a car fire alarm caused by a backfire near 920 Cleveland Street for Leroy Reynolds of 239 Marseilles Avenue.
Samuel H. Quay Sr., 56, was driving on Griswold Road when his tractor-trailer failed and struck a private yard after continuing through West River Street. Police said alcohol influence contributed to the crash damaging a tree and property owned by Mrs. L. H. Keller.
Domestic Relations and Juvenile Judge Henry P. Webber was reelected chairman for a third term at the Lorain County Child Welfare Board annual meeting. Mrs. Helen J. Cobb was reelected secretary alongside board members James Recupero Ross Herrick and Mrs. Robert Carr.
Lorain County Extension agent Paul Leidheiser said it is too early to gauge how the freezeout will affect peach prices this summer. Estimated losses in Lorain Elle County reach about 500000 with harvest figures pending blossom time, while some Red Haven peaches may survive. Prices could rise but depend on broader Ohio and national crop reports.
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