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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1955

Page

4

Bingo Or No Bingo Lorain Moose Club Faces Liquor Board Ruling

Lorain Loyal Order of Moose No 552 faces a Thursday bingo decision after state liquor enforcers cited the club for a ruling violation during a Sunday game. Secretary Manager Lefever said bingo would continue, while Enforcement Chief Allen warned of possible license revocation if the club persists. A city board oversees Lorain bingo, with proceeds earmarked for charity.

Lorain Thevis Vyue Moose William Lefever Liquor Board Allen Columbus Lefever Edward Allen Moose Club Steel City Lodge Moose Lodge 552 John C. Jaworski

Lorain Court Reports List Local Traffic Cases

Lorain Municipal Court reported multiple defendants with traffic charges. Leland Gillespie pleaded innocent and was found charged with driving without a license and leaving the curb. Ronald Millis faced speeding fines of $15 plus costs. Eugene Hall and John Plavchan were fined for reckless driving and plate issues. Miles Kunich and Carl Radde were listed with various violations and fines. Sentencing dates and specific charges varied by defendant.

Leland K. Gillespie Ambherst Miles Kunich East 31St St Ronald M. Millis John P. Plavchan Lening Eugene F. Hall Northton Ave Ridge Rd Carl Radde

Auto Show Planned In March at Lorain Arena

The Lorain Automobile Dealers Association will stage its first auto show in 25 years at the new $250,000 Lorain Arena on March 25 26 and 27. President Joe Vogt announced the event will officially open the arena located on West Lake Road about a mile west of the city limits.

Lorain Lorain Automobile Dealers Association Joe Vogt Vogt West Lake Rd Robert ML. Whitaker Vermilion Encill J. L. Mathney Erie Ave Cleveland Glen's Elgiria Fred Williams George Llewellyn, Jr Vogel

Lorain Police report five accidents with minor injuries

Lorain police investigated five accidents yesterday with two people slightly injured and no fatalities. Eusebio Castro, 45, of Toledo Ave., was treated for head bruises after a collision on East 29th Street and was charged with reckless driving. Several other drivers including Frank Bugaj, 41, and Robert Roller, 1208 Hamilton Ave., faced minor damage reports. Multiple injuries were treated at local hospitals, and several drivers were cited for traffic violations.

Eusebio Castro Toledo Ave St. Joseph Hospital East 29Th St Castro Paycourt Frank Bugaj Robert W. Roller Hamilton Ave Charles Mildred Tr. King Oakwood Ave Astra East 28Th St Rt. Court Caroline Whitaker Louise Longoria East 31St West Erie Seatment Theresa Galic

Teamwork Emphasized In Scout Work Dinner Talk

Perle Whitehead regional scout executive told the National Tube Management Club at the ONeill-Shef field Restaurant that teamwork and a strong foundation enable Boy Scouting to grow. He urged guiding youths toward the right actions, proposing a "declaration of dependence" idea. The event featured The Four Grace Notes, with invocation by A J Cameron and intro by Gray D Hobby. Clarence Meinke announced the March 16 General Electric Show Father-Son-Daughter night, drawing nearly 200 attendees.

Lorain Perle Whitehead Cincinnati National Tube Management Club O’neil-Sheffield Whitehead A. J. Cameron Gray D. Hobby Clarence Meinke General Electric

FBI Agent Hawkins to Speak at Lions Luncheon

FBI special agent H. O Q Hawkins, a Texas native with 17 years in the bureau, will address the Lorain Lions Club at its weekly noon luncheon on February 24 in the Antlers Hotel.

Lorain — H. OQ Hawkins Speec Federal Bureau Investigation Thearabs Lions Chile Antlers Hotel Texas FBI

Births and Discharges At St Joseph Hospital

Discharges list includes Mrs. Thomas Elwell and baby girl 2915 Devore CL Mrs. Joseph Alvarez and baby boy Meister Rd Mrs. Arthur Bales 214 California Ave Luther C Patterson Rt. 1 Amherst William M Robinson 22703 Lake Rd Avon Lake Miss Doris Hoffman 436 E South St Vermilion Alfred Born 4259 Births yesterday list shows a son to Nathaniel and Stolee 411 Missouri Ave a baby girl to Branham 531 Colorado Simmons 2105 Elyria Ave a son to Aix and Juan Andujar and baby to Mr and Mrs Alfred D Andrea 1651 E 20th St Mrs Theo Kata and baby girl 1944 E 110 Washington Ave a daughter to Wesley H McVey Bist St Mrs Albert Goudy and baby girl 2410 E 28th St Mrs William Bremer 3217 Pickett Rd Robert Leckrone and baby boy 601 Rd Sheffield Mrs J P Mercer 1262 Missouri Ave Louis Zajac and baby boy 215 W Today 21st St Mrs Arthur Seaman and baby boy 2533 Lexington Ave A daughter to Mr and Mrs Ed ward P Jachym 502 W 27th St 55 Niagara Rd Elberta a daughter to Mr and Mrs Del Witt 2461 E 38th St Mrs Stanley Bliss 3621 EB River Rd Today’s births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ed Witt and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Del Witt.

Thomas Elwell Devore CL Joseph Alvarez Meister Rd Arthur Bales California Ave Luther C. Patterson Rt. 1 Amherst William M. Robinson Lake Rd Avon Lake Doris Hoffman E. South Vermilion Alfred E. Lake Rd Sheffield Lake Rich Ne Bee Bist St Albert Goudy Gary Ave E. 28Th St William Bremer Pickett Robert Leckrone Grantwood Sheffield J. P Mercer Missouri Ave Louis Zajac 21St St Arthur Seaman Lexington Ave Wiliam Paskavan Ward P. Jachym 27Th St Niagara Pd Elberta del- Beach James Carmar Witt School St Elyria E. 38Th St Stanley William Bobrowski Denver Ave Bliss EB. River Rd

Lorain Man Fined in Sheffield DWI Case and Bus Violations

Lorain man Warren Stanley of 1704 Livingston Ave was fined 125 dollars and given three days in jail by the county court for a driving while intoxicated charge. Four others from Lorain and nearby areas were fined 15 dollars each for passing school buses, while Dean E Wells of Elyria paid 45 dollars for failing to yield the right of way.

Sheffield Warren Stanley Livingston Ave Lorain Paul Poor J Grace Connor Fry Ave Lake ‘Wood Arthur J. Bahle Libby Ave Maple Heights Jand James Captain Loram Dean E Wells Dewev Elyria

Sheffield Lake Amvets Post 55 To Be Activated

Fred J. Tonneimacher of Mansfield will be installing officer for the new Amvets Post 55 in Sheffield Lake. The activation will be at the shore club house at pm Saturday with County Commissioner G Norman Thompson serving as master of ceremonies and Mayor Sidney Jordan among attendees. The post is expected to have about 55 members.

Fred J. Tonneimacher Mansfield Amvets Amvet Sheffield Lake G. Norman Thompson Sidney Jordan Thompson

Police Seek Hit-Skip Driver In Lorain

Lorain police search for hit and run suspect Julia N Cantu 39 of 3062 Toledo Ave after her parked car suffered minor damage to the left front fender last night. A stolen hubcap was also reported by Lake W Schwartz from a car parked at Seventh St and Reid Ave Sunday night.

Lorain Julia N. Cantu Toledo Ave Lake W. Schwartz Seventh St Reid Ave

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