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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1960

Page

11

Fourteen Lorain County eateries report delinquent food permits

The Lorain County health department lists fourteen firms and operators for 1960 as delinquent in obtaining food service permits. A total of 518 permits were issued by the county, Lorain City and Elyria health departments before the 1959 permits expired. Prosecution could follow if permits are not obtained.

Lorain County County Lorain City Elyria J. Rossie B. Howard Tropicana Lake Rd Avon Lake Rantis, Inc Fruehauf Trailer Co Miller Rd George M Marie Johnson North Ridgeville Ida Schaefer Marshall Drugs Ridgeview Harold Sanders East Lake Rd Sheffield Lake Ruth Plas Plas West Herrick Ave Wellington Ramser’s North Main St Herschel C. Weber Weber’s Nursing Herrick St Stella Soja Soje

Ruling Sought on Dual Public Posts for Keys

Ohio officials prepared to seek an attorney general and secretary of state opinion on whether State Director of Highway Safety J Grant Keys may hold two salaried offices. Keys, former Elyria mayor, also serves on the Lorain County Board of Elections and in Gov. DiSalle's cabinet. He said he would resign the elections post if illegal. The cabinet post pays 14064 a year and the elections board 3220 annually.

Columbus J. Grant Keys Keys Elyria Lorain Secretary of State Elections Board Gov DiSalle Cabinet Election Board

New System On Parking Fines Urged

Freshman councilman Joseph Smith proposed a new, low cost payment plan for out of town shoppers who overstay parking. He suggested a small reduced rate if the fine is paid within one or two hours, noting many visitors are penalized for lingering while shopping. The idea was sent to the safety committee for study.

Joseph Smith R-Al Smith Safety Committee For

Cars Crash injures 69 year old Elyria woman

A 69-year-old Elyria woman, Maude McLaughlin, suffered severe head injuries in a two car collision at West Ave and Third St. She was treated at Memorial Hospital and held for skull and back X rays. Her husband, Leo McLaughlin, faced a reckless operation charge and pleaded guilty in Elyria Municipal Court, fined $10 and costs.

Elyria West Ave Third St Maude McLaughlin Furnace St Memorial Hospital

Laws Not Needed

Virginia's Code Commission proposes updating criminal statutes with nine sections deemed unnecessary, including dueling provisions, as part of modernization efforts. The plan aims to streamline obsolete rules and reduce outdated penalties.

Richmond Virginia Code Commission

Cleveland Livestock Market Report Snapshot

UPI notes Cleveland livestock sales with hogs 190 to 260 pounds at 11.30 to 13.25 per hundredweight and top hogs around 13.59. Cattle run about steady with primes at 27.50 to 28, commercial and utility cows 13 to 16, calves 32 to 37, and sheep and lambs showing varied gains across weight classes.

Cleveland UPI

Lorain Board Hires Eight Teachers After Departures

The Lorain Board of Education approved eight new hires including Robert Miller for high school English and journalism and Patricia Sisson for girls' physical education. Elementary posts filled by Jeane Sokol Mildred Meinke Betty Jo Frogale Robert Maher Norman Ross and Anne Keenan. Three resignations accepted from Mary Ann Mathieu Judy Hardesty and Vesta Lewis. Leaves of absence granted to Marcella Eubanks Anita Pierce and Mary Wagner. Pay scale corrections approved for nine teachers based on military service and teaching experience.

Lorain Board of Education Robert Miller Patricia Sisson Jeane Sokol Mildred Meinke Betty Jo Frogale Robert Maher Norman Ross Anne Keenan Marcella Eubanks Anita Pierce Mary Wagner

Miller May Seek County Board Seat

Parker Miller of Amherst is circulating a declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomina tion for county commissioner. He has not definitively decided to run and will consult Republican officials and other candidates before filing the petition. Two commissioners are to be elected next November with incumbents Thompson and Pincura seeking re election.

Parker Miller Amhherst Miller Amherst Township Ohio Edison Co Archer Foster Parks Republican Party J. Norman Thompson Ludwig Tiny) Pincura Lorain Michael J. Lotko Elyria Ach Party

Man arraigned in Burglaries pleads Innocent

Steve Hlovac aged 29 of Ashland County was charged with burglary of two spa and a food store on Rt 82 in Eaton on December 30. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Elyria Municipal Court. Bond set at 2400 dollars pending a preliminary hearing tomorrow.

Steve Hlovac Ashland County Eaton Ilyria

Avon Lake School Board Elects Bell President for 1960

Avon Lake Ohio The board of education elected Vance Bell as president for 1960 with Walberg Brown as vice president. Ruth Dobosy and D E Armbrecht were sworn in as new members. Regular meetings set for the second Tuesday at 8 p m in the high school and a 3 per meeting compensation with a 12 meeting cap.

Avon Lake Avon Lake Board of Education Vance Bell Walberg Brown Bell Ruth Dobosy D. E. Armbrecht Ting Brown and Armbrecht Dobosy Bates G. del Bates Board of Education Avon Lake School Board Front Row Joseph Dobosy Donald E. Armbrecht

Steelworkers rally theme shocks Buffalo crowd

A Lorain Local 1104 delegation paraded a last company offer coffin down the aisle to The Funeral March at a Buffalo steelworkers rally. About 25 members traveled by bus, with six pallbearers, a band, candles, and lilies as demonstrators from Dunkirk joined later.

Steelworkers Buffalo Lorain New York Dunkirk Ohio

Possible Monday Hearing on Blue Law Cases Near

Culmination of the Nov. 29 blue law controversy in Lorain neared as six cases were listed. Attorney Daniel Cook argued the Sunday closing law unconstitutional, claiming a repeal law and a 10 day time limit violation. Leo Koury to file opposing arguments. amendments to complaints possible. Judge Kolena indicated Cook’s argument may be aired Monday with ruling date pending.

Lorain Daniel Cook John Clymer Camden Ave Muir Leo Koury John Kolena Kelena Cook

Steelworkers hear McDonald pledge lasting peace in new contract

About 5,000 United Steelworkers members heard USW President David J. McDonald declare the Nov. 15 steel contract eliminates the chance of another strike. He praised Nixon and Mitchell for helping end the eight month stoppage and touted a long term study panel to avert future labor conflicts.

Buffalo N.Y UPIS United’ Steelworkers David J. McDonald McDonald Philip Murray USW Phil Richard Nixon James Mitchell

United Teen Council Plans Fund Events

The United Teen Council in Lorain plans a boys versus girls money drive with a Jan. 23 paper collection by boys and a bake and rummage sale by girls. A Feb. 27 dance at the National Guard Armory features The Atlantics band. UTC includes 10 city clubs and about 300 teenagers.

Lorain United Teen Council Donald Novello Atlantics National Guard UTC

Window Break-In at Oxford Avenue Ends Empty

Arthur E. Smith of 42 Oxford Ave reports a break in last night with a second floor window pried and storm door hinges removed. Police say entry was through the window but Smith notes nothing was stolen.

Arthur E. Smith Oxford Ave Smith Srauth

Lorain Court Docket Includes Driving Violations and Bids

Lorain Municipal Court records list numerous traffic charges including driving without a license failing to yield and speeding with fines from 5 to 225 dollars and costs. The notice also announces sealed bids by Oberlin for Waterworks improvements with plans by Burgess Niple due January 26 1960 and a required 19 percent bid bond.

Oberlin Ohio Burgess 4 Niple West Fifth Avenue Columbus 12 Municipal Burgess & Niple West Fifth Avenue Columbus Wuon Omerlin Avery Pepsen Cesigany Richard Dunn Ite Masnacet Onio O.t

Pierre R Smith 1% Co. DV Data Boosts Stocks Wire Quotation

Pierre R Smith 1% Co. Elyrial provides DV details enhancing Stocks Wire quotes. The brief notes a data lift improving price indications and market tone for the trading day.

Pierre R Smith Elyrial

Transfers of Numerous Lorain County Real Estate Parcels

A long list details transfers from Richard E. and Anna Sasso to David Marker and many other buyers. Parcels include Original Russia Two and Westmoor Colony Subn in Oberlin, Eaton Homes Subn in Eaton, Beebe Subdivision in Elyria, and multiple subdivided lots in Amherst Sheffield Lake Ridgeville Avon Lake and Lorain. Purchasers include WHH Clark, A Clark, Clark Co, Leham Johnson Co, and various private buyers with sublots and acreages specified.

Richard E Anna M. Sasso David A. Marker Raton Avon Gaille H. Sears WHH A. H. Clark Russia Oberlin Philip J Kathryn H. Clishy W. H Kathryn J. Cusby W. HF A. A. Clark Westmoor Colony Saille H. Sears A H. Clark Lynn Arline Rosenberger Wilford M Eaton Homes Eaton Donalds Lois Jean Madre Lorain Aluminum Manufacturing Co Grafton Banto Thomas Lester Sandra Spike Bedward D Susan Zavell Elizabeth French Elyria Hazel A. Gideon Ryals Construction Co Sublat Winckles and Hurat William G Lois J. Delahan K. Earl and Louise & Hamilton Federal Home Building Co Lorain Lehman-Johnson Co John J Helen M. Nogs Meadows Ailt North Ridgeville David C Bertha A. Taylor Douglas W Barbara P. Donaldson Spring Valley Margaret Helen Eppley James and Ethel Bruce George Ashenbach Amherst Lester J Rosella F. Lister Amherst Klusner Park Homes, Inc Lorraine Carlson Knickerbocker Sheffield Lake Klusner Park Homes, Inc Donald W Rebecca EB Felty Albert P. Behr Lucy L. Lewis Fritwit d Allen Onerlin Ted Cendrosky Robert O. Waite Loritan Henrietta Lee D Gwendolyn M. Marsh Howard Kirsch D.ba Onio Properties Co W. L. Fay Bernard W Mary Wooddell William Glen Archer Nelson A Beebe Frank Teresa E. Bincegua Mary A. Griffith Sheffield James Lynch Parker D Mary B. Miller Yoder, Inc Andrew P Beverly A. Jaroscak Tow Carlisle Stanley F Gladys Gierard Henry Horn Jr Carol Horn Columbia Albert Jena Panajeth Steve Irene Krauk Fairacres Ridgeville Tom Veronica Golemans George J Mary Tom Sheffield and and Imp. Co South Hills Land Co Alta Barrer North Eaton Farm Rose Koleno Bidle Clifton L Virginia B. Wood Community Beach Raymond and Della Grace Adams Joseph Patsy A. Malick Hedgerow Park Willam J. Ringo Wayne Betty B. Wellas Beagle Point-on-the- Lake Avon Lake Eunice A. Smith Clifford J Katherine Louise Lafferty He Lehman-Johnson Co Marie AH Charnock Abbey Ahvt Marion G Christine Gatewood Fisher Ralph &. Lyman George O. Hoover H O. Swift

Produce prices from terminal market listings

Nearby produce on the terminal market shows apples with varied bids such as Jons MacIntosh Cortland and Del with prices from 1.25 to 3.00 per unit. beets carrots lettuce mushrooms onions parsnips radishes and tomatoes listed in assorted sizes, bags, and crates with incomplete tomato quote.

C. S. Dept. of Agriculture Bu Pita & Cris US McIntosh Cortland Ohio & Paper Ohio

Eggs and Poultry Prices in Northern Ohio Retail Market

Market report outlines consumer grade egg prices for white and brown eggs and other poultry costs in Northern Ohio. Retailers see white eggs at 32 to 39 cents, large at 39 to 44 cents, delivered uncandled eggs 29 to 31 cents, and medium white 24 to 26 cents. Poultry prices show hens at 6 to 10 cents per pound and fryers at 17 to 38 cents, with farm sale terms noted for No 1 quality.

U $ Depe Powtry & Egg Ohio

Lost and Found Local Pet and Item Notices

Lost fox terrier white with black ears on White Oak Dr reward contact EN 5 2181. Lost black and tan coon hound in or around Grafton contact EA 7 502. Found 2 year old male Pekingese, a black and white male English setter, a lame female collie Lassie type, and a black and white kitten in Brentwood with PA 26884.

Rackelaech Grafton Brentwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Food Service Cleveland Livestock Board Mary Ann Mathieu Judy Hardesty Vesta Lewis Avon Lake Council David N. Rosenberger Avon Lake Schools Kent State University American Association of School Administrators Atlantic City Joseph Boehm Black River Girl Scout Association David Rosenberger Veece Beil Steels’ Act At Municipal Court News Carlos Collins Lakeside Ave Charles Yost East 29Th St Henry McNutt Liberty Ave Stephen Steen Haywood Bennett West 25Th St James Fields John Dezso Homewood Dr Vincent Donofrio Meister Rd Ed Innocent Komis Park West Lake Rd James McCaig Peter Pruchnicki Miguel Valentine Vine Ave Edward Lawv West 21St St Theodore Pemberton Seneca Ave Theodore Krugman Helen Campbell Ridgewood Ave Elsma Angel Romero George Mate Toledo Ave Joseph Badger Robert Davis East 32Nd St Ra McLaughlin Fulton Rd Harold LaCourse Giz Aviation Chrysler jCleveland Elec jZolumbis Caen Ford Ee Pruehaus General Electric General Motors Glidden Kennecott Copper Isroger Lear Montgomery Ward Central Ohio Edison Ionio Olare BR. R Republic Steel Richman Bros Roebuck Socony Sunshine Biscuit Texas Company Dawes Toledo Edison U. S. Steel Warner Brothers Tae Rusrantre and Trust Egos and Poultry Brandau’s Sears Sears, Roebuck & CO Broad ST East Bridge Street Jonathan Grobe Owen Foster Park Quarry Rd Cortland-Delicious McIntosh-Jonathans Gitner’s Inc Broadway Cherry Jay's BROAD Fairfax O'Neil-Sheffield Elyria Fairfax Household Finance Corp Dick Russell Ted Morris Western Reserve, Inc Broad Street O’neil Lorain CE Cleveland Orchard Wakeman Old Oasis Fair Price Ot Akron PR Pitman Realty ACE EM RHONE Lodi Sr Northern Institute of Cosmetology Erie Ave Loralt Elyvia Cail Hastings Fay Co Avon Cosmetics Faifax Edithe Frye Huron Roos Longfellow Lorain County Blood Bank
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