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A classified notice seeks a pool job with a starting amount of 4 756 dollars. The item describes payment expectations and project scope. The listing targets local contractors and bids.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1959
Page
2
A classified notice seeks a pool job with a starting amount of 4 756 dollars. The item describes payment expectations and project scope. The listing targets local contractors and bids.
The Sheffield Lake Board of Education awarded Huston Construction Co. of Cleveland the general contract for a new 12 classroom school in the Lake Breeze area at 135,800 dollars. The district also discussed renovations for Cascade Park swimming pool and park projects with bids and funding adjustments to begin by May 1 and support from city levies.
A stream of police items details charges against Donald F. Kubuski for driving without a license and his subsequent bond. Donald F. King, 27, faces society-related charges with multiple survivors listed. Milas Marcella and others are noted as relatives in ongoing local cases. A theft report cites four valuables stolen from a parked auto near East Ave. and West Sumption Church with funeral services scheduled for Charles N Thompson.
Multiple deaths reported in Lorain and Elyria area with details on ages, origins, and survivors. Notable mentions include Joseph Hamros, 96, of Elyria. Byam, 57, a Tucson resident. and John Vaida, 43, Lorain, all noted with brief biographical context and funeral arrangements.
Reports from Norwalk to Toledo note losses including a camera and pistol in New London and Route 60 thefts. J H Arnold of Toledo, an insurance agent and former city mall cartier, died in Florida. Survivors include wife Alice and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Fitch and Garland Funeral Homes. Mrs Arlyle T Boyd of Elyria dies. services set at St Pauls Church in Norwalk.
Ale John D. Jacobeik is notified as the top student from final service exams for U S Air Force Academy entry in Denver Colorado. He is completing prep at Fort Belvoir Virginia and will join the academy in June for a four year program leading to a regular Air Force commission.
The Monday and Sunday notices record numerous births including sons for William and Mary Lynch Vermilion K D Blanchard South Amherst George Vida 1846 East 29th St Charles Hall Vermilion Norman Wulff Avon Lake Agustin Lopez 3329 Vine Ave Rufino Pagan 1637 East 30th St Noah Coward Vermilion and a daughter for Norman Wulff. The list also lists names associated with relatives and addresses and notes of local figures and churches.
East Elyria Kiwanis Club plans a review of the Hilltop area cabin used by Girl Scouts for camp and meetings. A city committee discussed safety and street issues and a possible restoration with tradesmen aiding the project.
Birth notices list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones Birmingham along with admissions and addresses in Amherst Lorain and South Amherst areas. The city council discussed renting a grader joint safety and health session plans and action on auctioneer licensing in the 1959 codified ordinances with a May 1 effective date.
In Cleveland, a livestock market report shows hog, cattle, and calf pricing with steady to strong bids across grades. Separate probate actions include settlements, foreclosures, and judgments against multiple defendants in cases filed in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties.
Lorain County reports Muniel Peer, 25, of Ronnie View Drive Avon Lake and Carmella Richards, 28, of 33926 Ronnie View Drive Avon Lake involved in a licensing matter.
Fragmentary market lines show poultry and meat prices, with mentions of farm products and ready to cook poultry. Readers are left with partial figures and unclear market references, reflecting an OCR challenged page segment.
In memoriam for a loving father and husband, with lines of remembrance from family. The tribute recalls long years together, sorrow and love, and faith in eternal rest, mentioning family roles as daddy mommy sister and brother.
Dr. G B Williamson of Kansas City delivered a challenge to pastors and laymen at the opening session of the Central Ohio District Nazarene preachers conference in Elyria. The event marks Nazarenes 50th anniversary in a city observing its 125th year. Dr. Earle and Dr. Reed led daytime talks with music by James Cook and presiding by Dr. Galloway. The convention runs to Thursday noon.
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