1200 Entries Listed In Music Competition At Clearview Schools
Gerald M. Frenk announces schedules for the Fist Annual Lorain County Solo and Ensemble Contest at Clearview High School and Darling Elementary School on Saturday March 6. About 1200 entrants are assigned times. judges include 40 seniors from Baldwin Wallace and Oberlin. district results follow a five rating scale. Competition is open to Lorain County students. district and state qualifiers will be decided for Kent State University on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Clearview High School
Darling Elementary School
Gerald M. Frenk
Assist
Baldwin-Wallace and
Oberlin Conservatories
Floyd C. Moore
Russel Petersen
Elyria
Howard Hansen
Marian Gans
Lorain
Bonnie Princenorma
Oberlin
Donald Garver
Wellington
Roland F. Hosmer
Thelbert Evans
Lakewood
William McBride
Ohio State University
A. D. Lexvold
Miami University
Ohio Music Education Association
Kent State University
Frans
Princeholm
Robert Leckrone
Stevens defends Army as McCarthy feuds continue
Senator Stevens insisted he has not capitulated amid a heated clash with Senator McCarthy over Army integrity. He released part of his planned testimony defending Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker and the army’s morale. McCarthy accused Zwicker of unfit service as the Zwicker discharge issue escalates. Meanwhile, Mrs. Annie Lee Moss, an Army Signal Corps employee linked to Communist allegations, was excused from testifying as McCarthy said further hearings may resume later if her health permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
McCarthy
Stevens
Subcommittee
Ralph W. Zwicker
New York
Zwicker
Kilmer
N.J
Peress
Annie Lee “Moss
Army Signal Corps
No 2 Emergency and Explanatory Communique Issued
The communique states the resignation was accepted by the council unanimously and that the council will continue to exercise its powers until the revolution achieves its aim of evacuating the imperialists. It notes Naguib knew any rift could bring regrettable consequences and portrays him as pressuring to widen his powers amid efforts to stabilize the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revoluton
Counci
Naguib
Farock
Burglars Hit Fish and Game Club Again
John Cavanaugh secretary of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association reported a burglary Tuesday night. About 315 in bills plus change were taken from an unlocked safe after intruders pried a kitchen window. Three men are suspected. two pinball machines a music machine and a bowling machine were opened and the money scattered. Cavanaugh was previously assaulted by two men at closing after a membership party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavanaugh
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Joseph Guzik
Cavanaugh
Guzik
Five Day Week For Indiana State Pen Prisoners
Prisoners at Indiana State Penitentiary in Michigan City will move to an eight hour day and a five day week. Officials said the change will allow prisoners to devote Saturdays and Sundays to education baths and haircuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michigan City
Death Notices from Amherst Avon and Elyria area
Graveside services were held for Ernestine Marie Hyster one day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hyster at St Joseph Cemetery Amherst. Grace Gough 61 of Avon died Wednesday after a stroke. She was a former teacher and member of several church groups. burial in Avon Center Cemetery. Mrs Rhoda Burgess of Lorain died at Shield's Rest Home after a long illness. funeral arrangements set for Saturday. Patrick Mahon 20 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. services planned in Youngstown with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ernestine Marie Hyster
Ernest Hyster
Vivian Street
South Amherst
St. Joseph
Frederick Dietz
Nativity Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Avon
Grace Gough
Julian Street
Gough
Lorain
Elyria
Burmeister
Avon Lake
Floyd Buckland
First Baptist’ ‘Church of
Avon Center Cemetery
Rhoda Burgess
East Bridge Street
Shield’s
Loram
Fotowin
Harold Dickens
North Ridgeville
Burgess
Elyna
E. F. Burgess
Rose Laundon
Fred Durmen
Cleveland Street
Patrick Mahon
Gates Hospital
John Mahon
Youngstown
St. Columba Cathedral
Fee Ee Ee Am Calvary Cemetery
County courthouse hours set by elected officials only
Attorney General C William O Neill issued an opinion clarifying Saturday hours for county offices. He ruled that county commissioners cannot order Saturday morning closures and that each elected official may set their own office hours for public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genera
L C
William O'Neill
Lucas County
General Assembly
Bobel Named Vice President of Northern Ohio Office Dealers
Harold Bobel of Elyria elected vice president of the Northern Ohio Office Furniture Dealers Association at a Cleveland Athletic Club meeting. He heads Lorain County Stationers with stores in Elyria and Lorain, lives at 687 Bell Avenue, and will attend the Chicago convention May 5 to 7 as a regional delegate. The eight year old group, a charter of the National Office Furniture Association, trains salesmen and dealers in office furnishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bobel
Elvria
Northern Ohio Office Furniture Dealers Association
Cleveland Athletic Club
Bobel
Lorain County Stationers Corporation
Elyria
Lorain
Bell Avenue
Northern Ohio
National Office Furniture Association
Cleveland
Chicago
Babel
Elyria Delegates Attend Akron Planning Conference
Elyria is represented at the Ohio Planning Conference in Akron at the Mayflower Hotel. M. H. Crowder, a city planning commissioner, and Charles Albrecht, assistant secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce, attend alongside featured speaker Dennis OHarra of Chicago, who will discuss Making the Modern City Livable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Akron
Mayflower
M. H. Crowder
City Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Charles Albrecht
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Dennis O'Harra
Chicago
American Society of Planning Officials
Markets Froducer Apple Prices and Eastern Livestock Notes
Ohio and Michigan markets show apple bids for McIntosh and Rome varieties. Produce prices for chives lettuce onions parsnips turnips watercress and eggs reflect seasonable ranges. Cleveland and Toledo livestock and grain quotes report undertone softness with steers cows hogs and calves priced, with hogs easing and sheep steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Russia Seeks Expanded East West Trade After Berlin Talks
European leaders expect Russia to push broader East-West commerce to ease tensions after the Berlin conference failure. Western allies see likely gains in trade, especially West Germany, France, and Britain, with Italy also unhappy over limited sales of ball bearings behind the Iron Curtain. U S officials floated relaxing further shipping restrictions on strategic materials, as Molotov urged increased trade to ease international strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Smith
International
Berlin
Russia
Italy
U. S
Uncle Sam
Europe
V. M.molotov
Elyria High Tour To Washington Starts April 10
Elyria High School announces its annual trip to Washington D C from April 10 to 15 supervised by Ernest Watts and E G Baxter somal studies teachers. Participants will tour government offices in the capital and visit Gettysburg Mount Vernon and Arlington Memorial. Total cost 47 dollars with 20 due by March 1 and the balance by March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Washington, D. C
Ernest Watts
E. G. Baxter
Somal
Ely Ria High School
Battle Field
Gettysburg
Mount Vernon
Arlington Memorial Cemetery
Visalia Barroom Toss Ends With Self Inflicted Wound
In Visalia California three men removed John Cook from a tavern after he accused them of stealing his change. Cook returned with a gun and fired three shots, hitting his own leg. Sheriff Sandy Robinson said Cook would be charged with disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visalia
Calif
John Cook
Cook
Sandy Robinson
Vermilion School Board Approves Garage Plan and Additions
Vermilion board approves converting the present garage to classrooms with bids to be invited. DeWitt and Schroeder will review sound system specs for a new gym. work includes pneumatic dampers to reduce heat loss. The district plans bus purchases for August delivery and grants a leave of absence for teacher Catherine Burdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
C. K. de Witt
Alen MM. Schroeder
Vermilion Board of Education
DeWitt
Katherine Burdue
IBM
M. H. Company
American Legion Auxiliary
Woman Testifies on Destruction of Love Letters in Sternbaum Case
Mansfield, Ohio Miss Margaret Rozenman, 32, former secretary and love interest of Max Sternbaum, testifies about being urged to destroy love letters from the supermarket executive. She details dates from 1952 including trips to Fremont and Columbus, and says Sternbaum claimed marriage unhappiness but two children blocked divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Margaret Rozenman
Max Sternbaum
Sternbaum
Leah
Miss Rozenman
Miss Rovenman
Stermbaum
Freemont
Fremont
Columbus
Steinbaum
Wper
Retail Sales Set Record In 1953 Ohio gains reported
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research notes 1953 retail sales reached about nine billion seven hundred fifty million dollars, a peak since postwar growth. Volume rose sharply with a small price decline, eight largest Ohio cities up, Dayton leading with sixteen percent, Portsmouth twenty two percent?, Chillicothe twenty percent, Cleveland Cincinnati Youngstown Columbus nine to ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Bureau
Pike County
Portsmouth
Chillicother
Dayton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Toledo
Akron
Columbia Band To Offer Concert
The Columbia School Band directed by Donald Parfitt will give a mid winter concert Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. A varied program includes lively marches light overtures and favorite selections. Norma Miller offers a clarinet sale and a vocal trio by Ginny Joyce and Roberta Cartwright. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Donald Parfitt
Parfitt
Norma Miller
Ginny
Joyce
Roberta Cartwright
Local Court Dismisses Mary Marko Divorce Suit
In Common Pleas Court Judge D A Cook and Judge John D Pincura dismissed the divorce action brought by Mary Marko against Peter. Also approved a 10 dollar monthly raise for county law librarian Margaret Carek to 1440 yearly for part time work. Ruth Alten granted divorce from Edward on neglect grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marko
Peter
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
John D. Pincura
Margaret Carek
Ruth Alten
Edward
John Pincura
Police Court Fines Involving Mills And Drivers
Charles Mills Jr of Jackson Hotel was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication and drunken disturbance at Kramer's Grill on Broad Street. He was arrested following a disturbance with owner Nina Lamont. he had been a morning bartender and was fired for incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mills Jr
Jackson Hotel
Kramer's
William J. Wallace
R. D
Telegraph Road
Wallace
Cleveland
Abbe
Kentucky
Ohio
J. Grant Keys
Benedicto Colon
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Colon
West Street
West River
Bridge Street
Keys
Archbishop Sees No Rise in War Danger
London reports Archbishop Fisher of Canterbury says Europe will endure a cold war with no increased danger of a shooting war following the Big Four ministers conference. In a questionnaire he states no higher war risk, supports swift steps on the German Austrian treaty, and expects the cold war to continue though lessen over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canterbury
Europe
Fisher
Internatonal
Berlin
Class Named By Eagles In Honor Of John Mathis
This evening Elvira Eagles will initiate a class of candidates for membership in honor of John L. Mathis a distinguished lodge member. Officers note his diligent civic representation and securing the best entertainment for members. President John Donovan and officers hope for strong attendance to honor Mathis who has served as lodge president for three terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Eagles
John L. Mathis
Lodge
Mathis
John Donovan
Eagles Lodge
Bing Crosby quits television appearances for good
Hollywood star Bing Crosby announced he was finished with TV after completing his second show saying he does not need television and will not return unless his movie career ends. He acknowledged mixed reviews for his TV debut last fall and noted plans to produce a few TV dramas on film for television. He dismissed reports of illness, preferring accurate spelling of his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Stock Quotations and Company Listings on Market Report
A condensed stock table lists numerous firms including American Radiator American T and T Anaconda Copper Aveo Mig Bendix Aviation Chrysler ICties Service Columbia Gas and Standard of Ohio among others. The report notes trade activity across utilities manufacturing and retail sectors with key entities like General Motors Sears Roebuck Westinghouse and U S Steel represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mig
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Icties
iColumbia Gas If
Ruehaus Trailer
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Central Ohio Edison Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck Second Vacuum Standard of
Ind
iStandard
N. J
Standard of
Ohio Texas Company
Jtoledo Edison Iu. S. Steel
iWestinghouse
Airbrake Woolworth Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearview
Unti
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Newsparerahuny
Death Records
Miss Grace Gough
Elyrians
Ohio-R. del
McIntosh
Romes
Letiuce
Lear
Hothous
United States Department of Agriculture
Rossiers
Nema
Antonio Bassat, Jr
Mario Ortiz
Mia
Ana Crtiz Bassat
Tony
International Sound
Elyria High
Washington
Vermilion School Board
Edward Mittelstaedt
Mike McKesson
THE
Buckeye Cab CO
West Ave
P.R. Smith & CO
Jonathan Smarsh
Spring ‘Street
Mary Wiodarsky
Vermilion, & Minor
Marian Wiodarsky
South Main Street
Ann Ellis
South Central Drive
Jenkins
Sarah Payser
George
Ruthie Whitfield
E. 29Th Street
Charles
Police Dept. News
Oak Street
Frederick H. Ryan
Joseph A. Baracskai
Foster Street
William Wiliams
Taft Street
Alfred J. Hash
R.D
Oberlin Road
Gulf Road
Hash
Williams
Elyria Transit Co
Edward Knapp
la Grange
Knapp
Lafayette
355
Angelo Mara Construction Co
Bond Street
Marshall Patch
Patch
Vernon Thomas
E. Nimb ‘Street
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Edward Kovrck
Bellcourt
Robert B. Sampson
Stamford Avenue
Mayor
William P. Vince
Park Place
East River Street
Capitol
Spencer Tracy
Hot News” Tomorrow
Keefe Brasselle
Bivoli
Tony Curtis
Forbidden
John Mathis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!