Elyria Cited For Progressive Parking and Planning
At the 1970 Ohio Planning Conference in Akron, Elyria praised for extensive off street parking and planning programs totaling about 656 dollars per resident. City officials noted Elyria’s growth plan approach as a model, while critics urged long range master plans to align with highway development and urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
George B Hammond
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchaants
Ohio
Mayioner
Harel Om
Akron
Hammond
Ema
Reir
Dennis O'Hara
American Society of Flaming
Chicago
Otl
O'Hara
Stock Quotations For Major U S Firms Listed
A reader note lists quotations or ticker-like data for numerous American companies including American Radiator American Tobacco Edison General Electric U S Steel Sears Roebuck Anaconda Copper Chrysler General Motors and Woolworth with figures such as 39% agg Ts Te23 36te 625 ry 405 4335 2453 60s 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T. & T
Avco
Mig
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland
Elec
Rum
Columbia Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Montgomery Ward
Central Unic Edison
Penna
R. R. Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum
Standard of
Ind
N. J
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
Todo Edison
U. S. Steel Woolworth Co
Township Hears Plans for Central TV Station Site
The hearing on a proposed television station on Indian Hollow Road centered on lightning safety, zoning, and impact. Residents in Route 10 South fear property depreciation from commercial rezoning, while officials say tax revenue would equal 20 homes and the site is central, air-line clear, and well grounded.
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Buchan
Indian Hollow Road
Civil Aeronautics Administration
A. H. West
Commission
Roy W. Ammel
The
Broadcasting Company
No 2 mi iment and pact with Stevens dispute
The source portrays a political clash as No 2 Mi and allies insist they made no concessions to Secretary Stevens while he defends an agreement aimed at preventing abuse of Army personnel. Stevens says he never receded from his principles and emphasizes protecting soldiers.
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Iment
Subcommittee
Stevens
Pentagon
White House
Army
Cntics
Missing Elyria Boy Found After Enlistment Try
Richard Dupler Jr, 17, of 354 Eleventh Street, had been missing since February 18. He was located in Cheyenne, Wyoming, after sending a letter to a friend saying he was headed west. Officials say he wrote and signed an enlistment application, then contacted his mother and stated he would return only if allowed to join the armed services. He also mentioned spending $90 for his return.
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Richard Dupler, Jr
Eleventh Street
Cheyenne
Wio
Maurice Flood
Detective Bureau
Ger Frend
Wreming
Montana
Duplers
U S. Maiine Corps
Cresenne
Richard
Esterday
Wiomieg
Oxey
Salauon Army
Armed Services
Depler
Man and housekeeper jailed after Ada Avenue dispute
Deputies were called to the Lopez residence at 3612 Ada Avenue after a disturbance between Frank Lopez and housekeeper Geneva Porter. Porter resisted arrest, a butcher knife was found, and both were jailed as charges were prepared in Lorain Municipal Court. Lopez’s son John reported his father was taken to a hospital for a head injury. The boy was later sent to Oberlin Children's Home for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lopez
Ada Averve
R. D. Lorain
iGeneva Porter
Robert Vinovich
Edvin Mitchell
Lopez
John
Porter
Ma Lorain
Oberlin
Girl Is Hurt Playing Near Washer
Linda, a young girl, was playing near a washing machine with her mother busy with laundry. Her right index finger got caught in the wringer and she required seven stitches to repair the injury.
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Little Linda
W. Lrth Street
Linda
Death notices for Obitts Burgess and Zaiss
Death records from Grafton Amherst and Oberlin report the passings of Mrs Emilie Obitts at 76 in Grafton area, funeral Sunday at Grace Lutheran Elyria, burial LaGrange. Also funeral services for Mrs Rhoda Burgess 85 and Warren A Zaiss editor who died at Amherst Hospital with services in Oberlin at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Grafton
Emilie Obitts
R.D
Amherst
Obitts
Grace Lutheran Church of
Ed Rothe
Herrietta
Henry Rising
George Koepke
Joseph Krupp
Lorain
Lewis Kothe
Grace
Lutheran Church
Elyria
W. W. Walker
LaGrange Cemetery
Russell D. Fulton
Oberlin
Warren A. Zaiss
Amherst Hospital
Christ Episcopal Church
Chave McCracken
Accident Driver Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Harvey Hayes of Myers Tourist Home Center Ridge road was charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene after his pickup struck a pole at West Avenue and Third Street. He fled but was later arrested at the Jackson Hotel. He claimed snow on the windshield caused a sharp turn and that he left because he believed no damage occurred. Hayes was released on bond and scheduled to appear in court tomorrow.
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Harvey Hayes
Myers
Center Ridge Road
West Avenue
Third Street
Hayes
Jackson Hotel
Club Operator Trial Postponed Over Prosecution Injury
The jury trial of Saverio Sam Bernino, operator of the Friendship Club on East Broad Street, before Mayor J Grant Keys was postponed March 26 due to a knee injury suffered by State Liquor Agent Morris Stearn the night before. Stearn was hospitalized at St Joseph Hospital in Lorain, possibly for two weeks, after being cited on a liquor for illegal sale charge following a January 30 visit to the Friendship Club. Bernino denied the charge.
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Saverio
Sam) Bernino
Friendship Club
East Broad Street
J. Grant Keys
Morris Stearn
Richard Baird
Stearn
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Bornino
Court House Suits and Local Legal Actions
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation sues Melvin Paige for 112 dollars claimed as employer dues in 1952 at 199 Brandt Son Avenue Beatrice Wheeler of 172 Groveland Avenue Oberlin sues Harry W Thompson of Detroit for child support, requesting 30 dollars weekly for two children. John Jones of 109 Hillsdale Court seeks divorce from Helen, alleging cruelty. they wed last August. George Piper of Piper Products Co Cleveland sues Frank Kosa and Jack Keily of Lorain over 1305 dollars on an account. Andrew Druisek, 54 of 297 Griswold Road, arrested on assault charge by Mary Durisek. to be arraigned before Justice Lord. Second Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cleveland wins 8952 dollars on a note against Paul and Rose Swartz, plus mortgage foreclosure. Elvria Memorial Hospital gains 178 dollars against John Ewell. Mrs Ann Wendorf, nurse at Elvria Memorial Hospital, escaped serious injury when her car skidded and rolled over on Sugar Ridge Road at 8:30 a.m. Minor bruises. Deputies report.
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Andrew Druisek
Griswold Road
Shenffs
Mary Durisek
C. C. ‘Lord
Ann Wendorf
West Ridge Road
Elvria Memoral Hospital
Sugar Ridge Road
Elyria Motorist Jailed After Train Collision at Crossing
Albert K. Starzewski of 450 Cleveland Street was jailed at Lorain City jail around 9:15 PM after his car hit a slow moving train at the E 31st Street Route 301 crossing. He and a woman companion were northbound on Route 301. the woman left scene after the impact.
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Albert K. Starzewski
Cleveland Street
Lorain City
E. 31St Street
State Highway Patrol
Lorain Barracks
Sheffield Village
Depuevy Joseph Temitewicz
Starzewski
Lorain
Quentin J. McDonald
Detroit
Mich
Edward H. Tardino
Cleveland
Beaver Park
Tardino
Grafton
Willie J Palmer
Lakeside Avenue
Levein
Palmer
Driver Charged With Drinking Hits Fire Plug
Charlies W. Morgan of the YMCA faces arraignment in Mayor's Court after an early morning accident at Broad and Court streets. A patrolman found Morgan on top of a fire plug, damaged property estimated at $200, and Morgan admitted a safety stop before sharply turning and striking the fixture.
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Charlies W. Morgan
YMCA
Mayor's Court
Broad and
Court Streets
Morgan
Court and
Broad
Avon Hosts County League Speech Final Round Tomorrow
The Lorain County speech league final rounds will be held at Avon High School tomorrow at 1 30 p m with about 30 students from Avon Avon Lake Brookside Clearview Columbia five schools entering divisions include humorous declamation original oratory dramatic declamation extemporaneous speaking oratorical declamation and interpretation of poetry Winners in all divisions except poetry qualify for the state finals at Ohio State University March 19 and 20 Superior poetry entrants may enter the state festival in April
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Avon High School
Avon
Avon Lake
Brookside
Clearview
Columbia
Rachel Hannon
Oberlin High School
Thelma Tody
Vermilion High School
Ralph Fullmer
Eaton High School
Ethel Kenney
Berea High
Valerie Jenkins
Clearview High School
Virginia Richmond
Ohio State University
Naval Reserve Division Awards Display In Lorain
A Lorain County Naval Reserve Division awards exhibit runs today through March 3 at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company in Lorain. LCDR E C Keyes says the display features trophies from 1953 including the James Forrestal and Fourth Naval District honors, plus a permanent plaque and a group photo of participating officers and men.
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Lorain County
Police Reports From City Streets Evening Incidents
Police notes describe minor damage from a collision at Longford and Poplar streets involving Joseph Wichlecz at 317 Oxford Avenue. Grace Wilbur faces reckless driving charges after driving on the wrong side of West Street. A brawl at Davis Cafe on Lodi Street left Russell C. Glasscock with a cut lip and booked for disorderly conduct.
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Joseph Wichlecz
Oxford Avenue
Longford
Poplar
Davis Cafe
Lodi Street
Russell C. Glasscock
Middle Avenue
Glasscock
Toledo Business Man Asks Governor Aid In Turnpike Dispute
A Toledo businessman appeals to Gov. Frank Lausche to curb the Ohio Turnpike Commission over signs and land rights affecting a shopping center project near Turnpike Project No. 1 in Toledo and Maumee. He alleges overreach, demands relief, and offers land rights to reroute the toll road. He stresses delays harm citizens and urges action to protect property rights and allow construction to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Maumee
Frank J.lausche
Chronicle-Telegram
Cooley Els
Madison Avenue
Toleco
Oxo
Imy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Eithet
Ellis
Ohio
Turnple Commission
Turnpike Commission
Ras
Lausche
Markets Toledo Cash Grain and Cleveland Livestock
Toledo cash grain quotes show wheat soybeans corn and oats with bid ranges and basis notes. Cleveland livestock markets report slow cattle demand with price ranges for steers heifers calves hogs and lambs plus apple and vegetable prices and egg butter and poultry market quotes.
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Toledo
Toledo O
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Pel S Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
P.O. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Lister
Robert Little
John P. Robin
Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority
Clint Miner
Chamber of Commerce
Marion Crowder
City Planning Commission
Charles Albrecht
Albrecht
Ing
Lnem
Pittsburgh Work
Pusbergon
Robin Wid
Paparing
At Ct
Gelden Triangle
Louis A. Schultz
Congressepublican
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Death Records
Mrs. Emilie Obitts
Rhoda Burgess
Harold Dicken
Zaiss Services
Richard F. Calvert
Second Street
Albert H. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Stam Highway Parolman
Calvert
Smith
Charles
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Melvin Paige
Brandtson Avenue
Bureau
Beatrice Wheeler
Groveland J Avenue
Harry W. Thompson
John Jones
Hillsdale Court
Helen
George Piper
Piper Products Co
Frank Kosai
Jack Keily
E.H.W. Distributing Co
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Paul and
Rose Swartz
Elvria Memorial Hospital
John Ewell
Naval Reserve Division
Police Dept. News
Grace Wilbur
West Street
Willis R. Hopkins
Hartford City
Indiana
Muss Wilbur
Hopkins
the Resar Service CO
Lodi ST
Capitol
Keefe
Robin Crusoe
Rivoli
Tony Curtis
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Ells
Froduce
R. del
MicIntosh
Harthouse
C. Ohio
Isree Lad
U. S
Solomon
Lodge No. 56
Herbert H. Young
Sudro-Curtis
Graveside Services
Fred H. Morton, W. M
J. P. Henderson
Elyria, Ohio
McDonald
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
James M. Haas
Poplar Street
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