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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1954

Page

12

Eisenhower Staff Glad Georgia Holiday Over

President Eisenhower will likely refrain from major travel until spring. Augusta GA holiday disrupted staff with early starts and paper reviews for his State of the Union. Harold Lieberman of the Bon Air Hotel managed demands while a guest camera theft troubled the staff. Sherman Adams complained about room heat needing adjustment as a hotel guest.

Washington White House Eisenhower Augusta Hohday

Oberlin social events and church notices crowd New Year scene

Mr and Mrs Walter G Nord hosted about 400 guests at Edgemeer Place for a New Year invitation reception featuring Mrs Nord s fan collection. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Lewis Stephan Dr and Mrs A C Siddall Prof and Mrs George Lillich Mr and Mrs Lester Ries Evan Nerd and Miss Lillian Dawson Senator and Mrs Winters. First Methodist activities listed for week include dinners meetings and committees plus church events at Grace Lutheran First Church and Glorious Church of God Revival services.

Oberlin Walter G. Nord Edgemeer Place

Stolen Elyria Car Recovered Quickly

Elyria police and the sheriff's department recovered a stolen auto within eight hours after a report by Yillard C. Emerson of 415 Third Street. The vehicle, taken from the rear of his home at 1 p.m., was found at 7:30 p.m. on Elyria Avenue near Dution Road.

Elyria Sheriff's Department Yillard C. Emerson Third Street Hiyria Avenue Dution Road

January Court Term Opens with New Presiding Judge

Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura is the new presiding judge as the January term opens. He succeeds Judge D A Cook who presided last term. Pincura will handle criminal equity and divorce cases while Cook will handle jury cases.

Common Pleas John D. Pincura D. A. Cook Pinncura Cook

Two Brothers Gordon and Charles Baker Funeral Plans

The obituary notes two brothers, Gordon and Charles, with friends invited to Baker Funeral Home in Berea for a 3 p.m. Wednesday service. Burial is set at Columbia cemetery.

Ing Gordon Charles Baker Funeral Home Berea Columbia Cemetery

Three People Held On Check Charges In Lorain

Lorain police detained Donald J. Johnston a repeat bad-check offender along with two others after a forged check led to the trio’s arrests. The group moved between Lorain Cleveland and Geneva with checks totaling over $1,100 and a discarded counterfeit check writing device found in their car.

Lorain Police Lorain O.up Smith Ashtabula Loveland Johnston Smith Wilson Girs theAnniers Sith Johnston Cleveland Pocky River Ohio Penitentiary Mansfeld Reformatory Lakewood

Elyrian to Face Grand Jury On Two Assault Charges

Louis M. Vickers of 509 Cleveland Street pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife Estella and assaulting and beating his 17 year old sister in law Joan Dillion. He was bound over to the grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 500 dollars on each charge by Mayor J Grant Keys. Mrs Vickers signed affidavits for the arrest Saturday.

Louis M. Vickers Cleveland Street Estella Joan Dillion J. Grant Keys Vickers

Collect Funds Tonight For Observation Tower

GRAFTON members of Mothers Study club will canvas from 7 to 9 tonight to raise money for the Ground Observer Corps in Grafton. Tickets sold for a chance to be held January 19 at Assumption hall or cash donations accepted. Proceeds fund a ground observation tower.

Grafton Mothers Study Club Ground Observer Corps

Police Dept News Pleading Guilty and Traffic Fines

A roundup of city traffic cases shows Sterling B. Mills fined for disobeying a stop sign on route 37 and Foster avenue, Willie S. Henry fined for speeding on Eastern Heights Boulevard, and Eula M. MecClish cited for disobeying a traffic signal. Several others face summonses for stop sign violations, reckless driving, and pending court appearances. An auto collision on Middle avenue and Second street caused no injuries. A Marine AWOL case involves PFC Edward E. Haywood from Cherry Point, with Army authorities notified to take him into custody.

Route 37 Foster Avenue Sterling B. Mills Barberton J. Grant Keys Willie S. Henry Eastern Heights Boulevard Louise M. Skryp E. River Street Elvria Cherry Point Marine Base North Carolina Edward E. Haywood W. Ninth Street Cleveland Haywood

Collision reports from Chestnut Ridge and Indian Hollow roads

Bridgett of 328 Kenyon avenue collided Saturday on Chestnut Ridge road with a car driven by Charles Harrington of Elyria after Harrington stopped suddenly to avoid another car, according to a sheriff’s department report. Earlier, trucks driven by George Jay Wright and Edmund Witbeck, both of Grafton R D 1, collided on Indian Hollow road, damaging fenders, police reported.

Eaton Named To County Child Welfare Board

County commissioners announced the appointment of F. A. Eaton to the Lorain County Child Welfare Board for five years. Eaton, of 626 Garford Avenue, will join R. H. Herrick, Dr Juan A. Minnick, Robert Fauier, and Mrs. Harvey Alford on the board. Members serve without remuneration.

F. A. Eaton Garford Avenue Elyria Public Schools Lorain County Chiil Welfare Board Airs Rarod Kunkle Lorain Robert Fauier Oberon Harvey Alford Amherst

Study Club To Meet At Ridgeville Tuesday

NORTH RIDGEVILLE Members of the Pidgeville Study Club meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. Graff for the first meeting of the new year. Roll call on current events will be a headline from This Weekend News. Mrs. G. E. Irons leads the program discussing Fairs and Folk Songs with Mrs. Graff assisted by Mrs. R. Elbore and Mrs. F. Treadwell.

North Ridgeville Pidgeville H. Graff G. E. Irons

Death notices from Elyria Oberlin and area

Death records report the sudden death of Millard Tuttle of Long Beach California formerly of Elyria. Survived by wife, children, grandson, sister and brothers. funeral arrangements pending. Also noted are obituaries for Harrison W. Smith of Oberlin aged 100, Mark Milton Lutz of Oberlin aged 77, and Charles A. Gibson of Oberlin aged 72. Burial and funeral arrangements handled by Cowling Stang Funeral Home. services and church affiliations listed.

Death of Mrs Helen Piwinski in Amherst Hospital

Mrs Helen Piwinski, 62, of Henrietta Township, died in Amherst Hospital late last night. Born May 7, 1891, she came to this country in 1937 with her husband Thomas. She was a Sacred Heart Church member in Oberlin and is survived by four daughters Stella Gotfried Therese Towne Sophie Deitreich Clara Deery two sons Anthony and Stanley, two brothers Chester and Louis Zelinski, and 18 grandchildren. Final rites at Amherst Nativity Church at 9 a.m. Thursday with burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at Emmerich Funeral Home.

Charles A. Gibson Oberlin LO. O. F Grange Warren Frank Austin Cleveland Edward Johnson Elyria R. L. Krepps Methodist Church Evergreen Cemetery Amherst Helen Piwinski Amherst Hospital Henrietta Township Piwinski Henrietta Sacred Heart Church Thomas Piwiski Stella Gotfried Thresa Towne Sophie Deitreich Clara Deery Anthony Stanley Chester Louis Zelinski Philadelphia P. la Amherst Nativity Church St. Joseph Cemetery Emmerich

Transit Company Losses Confirmed by City Audit

A city sponsored audit of the Elyria Transit Co. by T. L. Moise and Associates verifies losses during the first 13 months of operation, totaling $17,642. Mayor Keys said negotiations with Local 1384 begin at 1:30 pm and the city may subsidize, buy, lease, or form a new company if talks fail. The union seeks a 10 cent hourly wage rise amid costly old equipment and high maintenance, with new gear estimated at $150,000 if takeover occurs. Mayor Keys and Safety Director Lotko expected to attend the session.

Elyria Transit Co T. L. Moise and Associates Evia J. Grant Keys Moise The Transit Co Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Local 138 Keys Flyria Transit Co Ctr Regoustons Safety Service Michael Lotko

Wellington Youth Wins In District Oratory Contest

Steven Miller an 18 year old senior from Wellington High School won the district declamation Prince of Peace contest at Akron Methodist Church with the address Stubborn Ounces His win earns a January 17 Columbus regional contest against 44 competitors from across Ohio Six finalists will be chosen for the Ohio Pastors Convention January 25 at Memorial Building in Columbus

Steven Miller Ralph Miller R.D. No. 4 Wellington Wellington High School Akron Methodist Church Miller Columbus Memorial Building

Russia Prepares For Jan 25 Talks In Berlin

Moscow acknowledges Western acceptance of the January 25 Big Four summit date and says the Soviet high commissioner will proceed with plans. Western embassies expect a Berlin meeting of high commissioners to pick a site, the last major undecided point before the foreign ministers conference.

Moscow Berlin

Traffic Death Toll Falls Short Of Forecast

The National Safety Council reported New Year weekend highway crashes caused at least 302 deaths, below its 360 forecast. Council President Ned H Dearborn praised the result, saying motorists nationwide deserve congratulations for the lower toll.

National Safety Council Council Ned H. Dearborn

Elyrian Held On Forgery Charge Bound To Jury

Myron C. Hill 45 of 205 Cascade Street was bound to the grand jury under $2,000 bond on a forgery charge filed in Justice Court by Richard Llewellyn president of the Investment Discount Co. The complaint alleges Hill signed the name of Lillian Hill on a note and mortgage for $1,010 dated May 29. Hill pleaded innocent at arraignment.

Myron C. Hill Cascade Street C. C. Lord's Court Richard Llewellyn Investment Discount Co Common Pleas Hill Lillian Hill

Injured Grafton Man Improving at Elyria Memorial

Grafton David Thompson a Grafton High School instructor, was injured days before Christmas and is improving satisfactorily at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He is not allowed visitors but will be taken home to Main Street, Grafton, later. Thompson’s mother Mrs. J. M. G. Tewksbury of New York City has arrived to be with him during his convalescence.

Grafton David Thompson Eatons High School Elyria Memorial Hospital Thompson JM. G. Tewksbury New York City

Senators in Canada for Gouzenko interview

U S Senator William Jenner and Senator Pat McCarran arrived in Montreal to question Igor Gouzenko about Soviet espionage in North America. RCMP maintained tight security as the interview location remained undisclosed with both governments wary of retaliatory moves.

Montreal U. S. Senate Igor Gouzenko North America Ottawa Gouzenko Canada United States Britain William E. Jenner R-Ind U.S. Senate Pat McCarran Dnev

Elyria Firemen Battle Seven Grass Fires on Busy Saturday

Elyria firefighters answered seven calls in three hours on a Saturday afternoon, with five grass fires spreading from bonfires or matches at vacant lots and along streets. No property damage was reported as Engine Companies 2 and 3 battled blazes from East River Street to Abbe Road and nearby areas.

Elyria Fire Department East River Street Pfaudler Co Taylor Street Lorain Boulevard Warden Avenue Engine Company 3 Spruce Street Engine Company Quad Company East Broad Street Boston Avenue West River Hardware West River Third Streets Abbe Road

Divorce action filed by Alonzo Hughett in South Amherst

Alonzo Hughett sues Marty Bell of Robbins Tennessee for divorce citing neglect. They share six children. J F Williams of Lorain sues Dr Louis Hall of Lorain for 2170 dollars on a sanitation and plumbing contract. Helen Kipf Elsha dies in an auto truck crash near Monroe Michigan. Estate valued at 15000 with 5000 personal 10000 real. Kipf and husband Walter en route to Ohio State Michigan game when crash occurred. he is seriously injured.

Alonzo Hughett South Amherst Marty Bell Robbins, Tenn J. F. Williams Lorain Louis Hall West 29Th Street Helen Kipf Elsha Monroe Mich Nev Kipf Walter

Driver Charged After Accident

William Miller aged 40 of 324 13th street was jailed after a Saturday hit and run. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated leaving the scene and reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle on Cleveland street near Bellfield. A police check tied the car to Miller and gave the incident location.

William Miller 13Th Street Alice M. Gariss Second Street Cleveland Street Bellfield Miller

Eisenhower Eyes Congress Savvy on Housing Taxes Health

The president will meet Democratic and Republican leaders Tuesday before the second showdown session of the 83rd Congress. In January and possibly into February he plans special messages on housing taxes and health, including proposed changes to the social security law.

S3rd Congress Eisenhower

Johnson Named New Manager of Hotel Graystone

James N. Johnson is appointed general manager of the Hotel Graystone succeeding George Beall. A longtime hotel professional, Johnson began in a Lake George resort kitchen five years earlier and has since held roles in Elyria Van Wert and Delaware. He plans continued renovation, including dining room bar redecorations and room refurnishing, under the current ownership.

Johnson Hotel Graystone James N. Johnson Graystone Lake George N. Y George Beall Springfield Packard Hotel Co Elyria Im’ ,van Wert Ohio Allen Ft. Delaware Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University 8Th Air Force England

Avon Lake Officials Take Oaths Saturday

Avon Lake held swearing-in ceremonies as 18 city officials took office. Mayor Lynus Rupert, clerk Nina Dunning, and treasurer Joseph Boehm were reelected. New council members Helen Dean and Edmund Niles joined, with others reelected to the council, school board, utilities board, and constables positions.

Avon Lake Wayne Black Lynus Rupert Joseph Boehm Nina Dunning Helen Dean Edmund Niles Arthur J. Laws Roman Klingshirn James King Edward Drury John Brunn Walberg Brown Vance Bell Walter Schenck Edna Vor Pischke Henry Page Board of Utilities Paul Holliger Gerry Moore Henry Katz Lawrence Bernard Robert Jensen Paul McCampbell

Markets Cleveland Poultey and Livestock Prices

Markets report steady butter and bread prices with minor variations across grades. Livestock in Cleveland shows active trading: prime cattle 24 to 26.50, choice 21 to 24, calves 28 to 31, hogs 24 to 24.50 for 180 to 190 pounds, and sheep and lambs 18 to 21 for spring lambs.

Cleveland Baeener Butchers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Georgia Merriman Smith United Press John Jessup Time Magazine New York Dress Institute Mrs. Eisenhower Liberman Sherman Adams Adams June Alexander P. O. Box Doris Heilman Nord Senator Mrs. Winters First Methodist Leo Holden Children’s Department Planning Commission Church Campus Committee Grace Lutheran Mr. Laffen Ladies’ Aid Society George Fratz Gordon Bliss Allen Carter James Ehrman Com Mie Joe Reichard Stewart Fairchild P. H. Obly C. A. Mosher Glorious Church of God Madeline. J Jackson Toledo Legion Auxiliary Barnes Bros. Coal CO Sudro-Curtis Fage One Charles M. Ackerman Middle Ave Sixth St William E. Bennett Phoae Vunnston AU Nations Club Mes Wison Aftiss Betts Elyrian Police Dept. News Eula M. MecClish Broad and Court Streets Fred B. Bennett Warren Avenue E. River Doyle M. Lester R. D E. River Road William E. Hones Middle Avenue Charles N. Kirkpatrick Bay Village Fourth Street Gloria Dyer West Avenue Eaton County Child Welfare Board Ridgeville Death Records Millard Tuttle Long Beach Calif Agnes Ketchum North Abbe Road Tuttle Howe Street U. S. Marines First Methodist Church Helen Nichols Arthur and Homestead, Fla Harrison W. Smith E. Vinestreet Carter Rest Atlanta National Tube Company Bethlehem Baptist Church Louise William Sandusky Frances Baughman Chicago Mary Stovall Wilma Butts Mamie Dobbs Cowling-Stang Mark MU Ton Luiz Mark Milton Lutz Casco Vernon M Independence Burt Harry Medina B. Howard Lutz Cowlingtong Wilmer Grunwald Navarre Sunset Memorial Park Olmsted Falls Russia International News Service Senators RCMP Central Station Windsor Hotel R. Douglas Smart U. S Stuart Ontario Jenner Gou Zenko Sen. Jenner Ethel Julius Rosenberg Klaus Fuchs U S Gouwerko Brokerage Service Dearborn Inn Dearborn van Wert Cleveland Poultey Buster Cleveland Ught American T. & T Avco Bendix Aviation Chrysler Columbia Gas General Motors Industrial Rayon Kennecott Cooper Central Ohio Edison Ohio Oil Penna. R. R Republic Steel Richman Bros Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum iStandard Ind Standard N. J Texas Company Toledo Edison Iu. S. Steel Westinghouse Captiol John Wayne Rivoli Randolph Scott the Plains George Brent FDIC Lorain County
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