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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1960
Page
8
A hospital notice records numerous births and newborns with accompanying parental names and street addresses across La Grange Lorain Wellington Vermilion Avon Lake and North Ridgeville. The scattered entries name mothers fathers and infants along with several residents and guardians connected to area hospitals.
Lorain St Joseph Births records show births and names across multiple addresses including Charles Arroyoe 141 Cedar Dr a son Roberta Tirade 317 East 25rd St Carlos Montes 3161 Vine Ave and others with residents at Meadow Lake East Lake Rd Wickens Pl Meister Rd Jefferson St Vermilion Arkansas Ave and Nerviik Ave. The fragment notes several mothers and newborns with accompanying family addresses and related individuals.
A damaged OCR fragment references Kindnern and a reseatement concerning cute geese from the m7 Seles Hamers and nitace. The readable items suggest a local notice or advertisement about poultry, possibly a sale or exhibition, but core details are unclear.
In a 1986 report from Wavine meeefs, Barbera Choister is linked to an ongoing heart incident and a long life story. The note mentions a future date February 24 1986 and the phrase never foot ve pet as a theme, with a persistent motif of life and fate.
A brief register shows births and residency of residents including Oberlin Allen and Robert Whitacre with addresses on Baker and Forest Streets in Wellington. The notices also name Cora Huay James Isom Malone Willard Emery Babes Ralph Ely and others with corresponding street addresses.
A series of birth notices listed for residents including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown of 946 South Central Dr Lorain and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Negri of 4215 Riverside Dr Lorain. Also mentions Virgil Willingham and Mrs John Sabo with scattered street references and names such as LeRoy Nichols Cherlin Rd Etta Airs Denvid Sprna 16 North lark St and Mrs Joseph shman.
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Vera M Wisdom 42 wife of Gerald L of Amherst died at Memorial Hospital Elyria after four years illness. Born Cain May 10 1917 she lived in Lorain County one and a half years. Survivors include husband son Kenneth J Newman California two grandchildren brother James C Turner sister Ruth Hayes and aunt Miss Sarah Baughman all of Joplin Missouri. Friends 7 to 9 p.m. Wainwright Funeral Home. Body to Parker Mortuary Joplin for services and burial.
Brief report of a vehicle incident near a state highway east of town where the car skidded, struck a pole, and the driver sustained no injuries. Eyewitnesses and responding authorities noted damage to the pole and roadway but no serious casualty.
A garbled notice notes a business license action at 349 Broad Way related to Ab Mo A Kase deine. partial details imply a department order and fee, with unclear names and places.
Funeral services for Mrs Theresa Horvath of Church Road Berlin Township will be held Friday at 2 30 pm at Home and The Rev Edward Maiemo pastor of Huron Street Peter Church will officiate. Burial will be in River See Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 pm tomorrow. Survivors include a stepdaughter Mrs Steve Kusick, Ashtabula and seven grandchildren. Mrs Horvath died Monday night at her home.
Beverly Yanke leads a plan to mark homes of Elyria handicapped residents with a luminous front symbol and bedroom locator to aid rescue crews. The project, modeled on Cleveland's Para-Progressives idea, involves YECHO Club and Cuthill materials, with Elyria Fire Department support and a need for a local handicapped roster.
London officials announced a state visit by French President Charles de Gaulle next April with unprecedented pomp. He will be invited to address both Houses of Parliament, a honor last given to a foreign leader during World War II to Jan Smuts of South Africa.
One of the first ten prospective jurors was tentatively seated Tuesday for the murder trial of Billy Schaffer. The defendant, shackled, faced Charles Remy, accused of killing Emma Remy and setting her home aflame. Miners reportedly declared themselves oppose to capital punishment as the case opened.
A bomb threat prompted pupils to evacuate Azalea road area near the Oth Turnpike. Police report a blast was averted after an accidental torch incident caused extensive damage. One suspect cited for speeding faces charges as authorities investigate.
Healthorama Elyria exploring plans for a Healthorama Tent at the county fair with a meeting of invited exhibitors and the Lorain County Medical Society fair committee. Dr. James T Stevens and Dr. Lawrence C. Meredith chair the committee as local health groups pledge strong exhibit standards to draw crowds.
More than 130 people from 26 PTAs attended a three-session study on legislation procedures by laws and health conducted by Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers members. Awards were given for superior and standard certificates to multiple schools. Future events include the Northcentral District Conference at Clearview on April 20 and an unit health chairmen meeting at West Carlisle.
London dispatch reports Princess Anne, 9, gave her first public line to Brownies at Buckingham Palace. She asked the audience to light a candle for Brownies everywhere and handed the candle to Lady Baden-Powell, in observance of Thinking Day. Anne had memorized and rehearsed the speech.
Lorain legal action to collect a $70 bill tied to a softball team sponsor was filed yesterday by city Solicitor Adrian Bedeski. The sponsor, Ann Simons, allegedly owes for sponsoring a 1957 Recreation Dept team. Mrs Simons has not answered contact attempts after signing the $7 note.
Milan Council tabled a proposed 18 percent water rate increase to the water fund pending a final decision on March 15. The plan would raise the average family bill by about 1.50 per quarter to fund service maintenance and line replacements, with some lines not meeting state fire protection standards. A petition to transfer 7,000 from the right to the water fund was sent to the Erie County Tax Appeal Board. Mayor Katka cited January fines totals and changes under the county court reforms, while Wade Roberts and family were granted permission for private tree work.
Cleveland prosecutor says two retired CTS workers repeated sworn statements that County Democratic Chairman Ray T Miller offered a job to back a slate in the May 3 primary. Pensioner Harry A Petrash claimed an offer to support state Senator Julius J Petrash in Cleveland.
Samuel Vidal, 19, of 305 Toledo Avenue Lorain, was charged by the state patrol with speeding and cited to Elyria court on Monday.
One other teenager was injured in the accident that hospitalized six youths early Saturday on West Ave and 10th St. Carol Keefer of Stang Rd. was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital Monday where an emergency operation for internal injuries was performed. She was reported in fair condition today after a fair night. Miss Keefer rode in the car driven by Larry W. Enderby of Park Pl., one of the vehicles in the two car crash. Enderby said Keefer and Jane Schuster of Griswold Rd. were in his car but left the scene before police arrived.
Norwalk officials from Oberlin Shelby and Norwalk met at a dinner to discuss linking municipal power plants into a four city grid. They plan to hire engineers study costs legal questions and seek council funding with a next meeting set for March.
In Pueblo Colorado a 14 year old sheep herder David A. Rains lies in poor condition with bullets wounds to the skull chest hand cheek groin and back after saying he apologized to a man he stabbed a month ago. He said the six bullets were the answer to the apology.
Gov. Ross Barnett signed into law a major tax cut in Mississippi. He approved a one half reduction in the state income tax for higher brackets and an extra $1000 exemption for the middle and lower income groups. Barnett said the tax slash will attract industry to the agriculture state during a joint Legislature session.
A bomb exploded in Nicosia Tuesday night near shops on a street famed as Murder Mile during a stake in Cyprus inde pendence talks. Authorities say the blast struck several storefronts and injured victims as British officials arrived for discussions with Greek and Turkish factions.
Licenses held by Levsta Cousty Sawyer age 19 Cambridge Ave driver salesman Karen E Huaste age 20 Farrlawn Ave Robert Lee Chandler age 18 Bond Ave and Jeanette Kidd age 16 Fleming Ave are shown with corresponding addresses. The snippet documents registration details for multiple individuals in Cambridge and nearby streets.
The Public Health Section of the Lorain County Medical Society will coordinate six committees led by Dr. Marion G. Fisher and Dr. Harold E. McDonald. Committees cover Rural Health, Mental Health, Maternal and Infant Health, Poison Control, Industrial Health, and School Health with chairmen and members from Vermilion, Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, Avon Lake, and Kaenel. Amherst notes the School Health panel has promoted county high school sports injury conferences in 1958 and 1959 and will review 1960 activities and immunization law implementation.
Firemen report a strange cause for a blaze at Mrs. Erma Cox home in Saginaw. An electric frying pan used to warm a bed led to a small fire. no injuries occurred and only the bed was damaged.
A faulty electric blanket woke Mrs. Betty Jones of 1303 Fifth Street early today, starting a fire that threatened her bedclothes and mattress. Firefighters extinguished the flames in a water-filled bathtub around 8 am.
A jury in Judge LeRoy F. Kelys court heard testimony today in the felonious assault trial of William M. Adkins 36 of 937 Fifth St Lorain He is accused of molesting girls age five and three last Oct 24 and he denied the charge.
Maj. Gen. Kenneth Cooper 62 retired commander of Ohio's 31st Infantry Division dies in Grant Hospital Columbus from kidney ailment. Native of Hornell New York he served with the 37th through three wars and 42 years of service. Funeral planned Thursday in Columbus.
COLUMBUS UPD Raymond A Willett formerly of Greenwich in Huron County was re appointed Tuesday by Gov Michael V Di Salle as state superintendent of banks. Willett joined the Division of Banks in 1990 and served as a first deputy until promoted to replace Robert McDaniels who resigned due to poor health. VanNiel sustained severe injuries in a flash explosion at a Ford plant.
Field marshal Montgomery announces he will visit the Communist China on May to call on Mao Tse-tung. He says the Chinese embassy here told him Man would welcome me and be pleased to see me.
Cape Canaveral Florida United States Air Force Titan missile test streaked down the Atlantic range today in a bid to recover a data laden nose cone amid the longest flight to date.
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