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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
6
Lorain two women in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital after separate home incidents. Alice Ewers, 76, of 537 Hamilton Ave, admitted after accidentally drinking insecticide. Anna Narowski, 72, of West 14th St, found at her door and weakened by gas fumes.
Chicago reports that late great Jim Nevers set the alltime NFL single game scoring record with 40 points in a standout performance for the Chicago Bears.
Two people were hospitalized with injuries after a crash yesterday at 4:30 p.m. in the 1700 block of East 28th Street. John Ragan, 61, of 2558 Lexington Avenue, remained guarded with multiple chest and facial injuries. Edwin Nichols, 38, of 1624 East 28th Street, had multiple fractures including a hip. A third driver, Harvey Ball, 35, from Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, was charged with failure to yield after a separate crash at West 10th Street and Reid Avenue. Bert Molnar, 49, of 914 Reid Avenue, was treated and released for neck sprain and a mild concussion. The Laury car struck a parked Relay Welding Co. vehicle. police said the Nichols car veered into its path after being struck by a youth-filled vehicle that pulled into its lane.
Sheffield Lake officials failed to act at a special meeting due to lack of quorum. Auditor Jane Eastin proposed two ordinances to fund back pay for police and firemen for January and restore salaries timing. solicitor says raises reflect voter intent from November. A new meeting is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. to decide.
John W. Degan and Ivan Rhades of Foard Motor Co. in Lorain were fired last July for fighting but reinstated by management before a scheduled hearing led by Harry Platt. They are on one year probation and receive no back pay, and both intend to return to work.
The Ziegfeld Theater in New York required 250000 dollars to restore after NBC used it as a TV studio for seven months. The work returns it to the condition Joseph Urban designed in 1926 27.
Monsignor William Cosgrove of Borromeo Seminary will lead the Lorain Deanery one day retreat at St. Vincent De Paul Church on Rt. 254 in Vincent. The program opens with mass at 8:30 a.m. followed by a luncheon and a Holy Hour ending at 3 p.m. Reservations are not required and the event is open to all local men.
Thew Shovel Co. of Lorain reports 1962 net income of 649 18 dollars, up from 40 437 in 1961 while sales fall to 25,694,517 from 25,972,904. Income before taxes rises to 1,134,118 from 58,137. earnings per share reach 31.39 on 466,397 shares, aided by 24 cents per share of non recurring income and strong fourth quarter.
A South Lorain man, after a Dec 26 traffic crash at the Route 57 24 intersection, pleaded guilty to failing to yield the right of way and intoxication. Alfred J. Sharp, 4425 Camden Ave, was fined 200 and banned from driving for one year, with a suspended 10 day Lorain County jail sentence. Sheriff Vernon M. Smaith was slightly injured in the crash.
Lorain city council schedules a 7 30 pm special meeting to review a hospital project with a $375 000 budget and a $3 5 mile ted equipment plan. Mayor Mathna and hospital architect Warren Finkel will attend as bid lists and equipment specs are reviewed for April bid opening.
The Polish Fishermen's Club in Lorain will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in UPC Hall. Pre meeting nominations include Nick Schremp as president James Schue as vice president Walter Dobrinsky as secretary Steve Puka as assistant secretary Matthew Pribanic as treasurer and Fred DiNicola as public relations director. Trustee nominees are Richard McGee for three years Michael Pavelshak for two years and Frank Romot for two years. Warden nominees are Walter Miekarek and George Shildwachter. Delegates to the Ohio Conservation Congress in Columbus next month are also on the agenda.
A burglar broke into Lakeview School at 11th Street and Lakeview Avenue early yesterday, stealing a full set of keys to the school and each room. From the office desk, a stopwatch, wrist watch, and change were taken. Police said footprints matched those from two earlier burglaries discovered Tuesday. An attempt to crack the office safe failed. pry marks and a hacked door ventilator were found near the kitchen and boiler room entry.
UPI reports the Civil Aeronautics Board predicted 1945 would see 300000 private aircraft in the United States by 1950. Flying magazine now says current numbers are about 80000 with diverse models produced during the failed 1946 and 1947 boom.
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