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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1963
Page
2
Vincent pupils from Durling Elementary will perform a talent show for the Parent-Teachers Association meeting set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the school. Mrs Ear Moore will direct the program and a group discussion on home work will precede the meeting with a bake sale sponsored by the third and fourth grades.
Lorain resident Dawn L. Lee, 43, was arrested by federal investigators on charges of embezzling about 9 000 from Auto Transport Inc. Officials say Lee, a former claims clerk, arranged cash payments from four farms bidding on vehicles damaged at Lorain Ford Assembly Plant and cash advances from a company account, while also cashing four checks. He faces an interstate transportation of stolen property charge and was arraigned before U S Commissioner Douglas Wilson.
Licensed operators of Lorain water and sewer filed a protest stating the new payroll ordinance fails to provide fair and equitable pay adjustments. It is the second city department to protest with mechanic and superintendent Leo Zocchi leading the first challenge. The operators allege their constitutional rights were violated as the committee lacked representation during consideration.
Lorain police seek five men in connection with a theft at the Standard Oil gas station at Elyria Avenue and 33rd Street. A attendant, William Kapis, said a gallon of oil a gallon of antifreeze and an inner tube valued at $11 were taken after two men asked to use a lift and three more looked around. He added the items were present before the visit and missing after they left.
Albert Snell a 26 year old of 2207 Lorain Dr is held for investigation of burglary after police found him in Kohlmyer Hardware and Appliance Store on Pearl Ave with two alarm clocks reportedly taken from a shell. A stash of 15 televisions two portable radios and a portable mixer valued at 3500 lay in the alley outside and the safe was tampered with but not opened. Snell said he was walking home from Elyria and admitted taking the clocks but denied loading the alley display.
Olga Squires 36 of 1212 Maple Dr treated at St. Joseph Hospital for whiplash after an 11:44 a.m. collision at the Thew Shovel Co. gate on East 28th Street. Alfonso Moreno 30 of 1727 East 30th St charged with failure to control. Howell 21 charged with DUI license, speeding, open flask. Passenger David Stewart 23 charged with disorderly conduct and attempted seizure of an impounded car.
Two Mansfield residents Louise Gilbert 25 and Richard F Kent 19 were found guilty of being suspicious persons after December shoplifting reports. They were fined 1895 each and given 60 day jail terms with probation. Walter Sheifeld 30 faces grand jury for illegal possession to administer drugs. Elizabeth Aly 25 and Samuel Brown 21 await trial on shoplifting charges January 31.
Newly elected commissioner Arthur M Leak will attend the organizational meeting at the Huron County Courthouse. The main business is the discussion of appropriations for the new year as the board convenes. John H. Reagan, 77, grandson and namesake of a Texas statesman, has died.
Ragchewers Amateur Radio Club in Columbia schedules a January dinner meeting at Tody's Restaurant on Sunday at 1 30 p m to install officers for the year. William Stosch KSSTF will be president with Robert Echols KSSYK as vice president Doris Edmondson WASECM strongsville as secretary James Russell WSBU Fairview Park Balad as treasurer and a board of trustees including Allan Lamb KSRUD Vermilion Lagoons Garver KSUSW and Michael Barrett KSEJH North Olmsted. A Buckeye Rug diewer course on theory and code for novice and technician licenses runs Jan 7 at 7 p m at Fairview Park High School with registration at 7 p m.
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