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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1959

Page

5

Battle Over Clearview Village Incorporation in Sheffield Township

Leaflets circulate as supporters and opponents clash over proposed Clearview Village in Sheffield Township. Proponents argue gains in tax value and services, while opponents warn of costs and loss of local control. Both sides publish brochures for 1,655 voters amid a looming annexation threat by Lorain.

Sheffield Clearview Village Sheffield Township Ralph Tomson Fortutune Avon Clearview Wilherst North Ridgeville Edwin UI Cape Lorain Steel City Black River Township O'Neill Sheffield Taos

Hritsko Declines State Post in Lorain

Lorain assistant city prosecutor John J. Hritsko announced he would stay in Lorain instead of taking a statewide appointment as assistant attorney general in the Cleveland office. The job would have paid 7500 annually and was to be half time, per Attorney General elect Marke McElroy.

Lorain John J. Hritsko Marke McElroy Hritsko Cleveland Lora McElroy

Water line dispute rages over break timing in Sheffield

Sheffield inspector Walter Carlin disputes claim that iron water lines break only after three to five years. Engineer Reed McClure and nearby officials clash over tests, pressures, and construction specs as the Village weighs incorporation and funding. Local trucks, a car accident, and debates over who speaks at public meetings add to tensions.

Sheffield Walter Carlin Nane Yeas Reed McClure Morris E. Nall and Associates Carlin Ray Hollis Walker Allidar Enmtrar Wee Tor Radsvick Cleveland Darrel Marion Crete Robert E. Allen Avon-Belders Avon Lake Alhave Howard -Bliss Walter McAllister Fred Winter Bliss Vilage McAllister

State Group Re-Elects Oberlin Man

Corwin Burrer of Oberlin was re elected a director of the Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts at the area meeting of Soil Conservation Districts Supervisors at Tiffin Thursday. Supervisors from Medina Lorain Erie Ottawa Huron Wyandot Crawford Seneca and Sandusky counties met at the NOBA farm. James B Krauter of Crawford County was the second director elected. A panel discussed proposed legislation to secure state funds for soil conservation work presented by Sam Studebaker president of the State Federation of Soil Conservation Districts Floydett executive secretary of the Ohio Soil Conservation Committee and Barrer of the Lorain District.

Corwin Burrer Oberlin Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts Tiffin Medina Lorain Erie Ottawa Huron Wydet Crawford Seneca Sandusky Noba James B. Krauter Crawford County Sam Studebaker State Federation of Soil Conservation Districts Floydett Ohio Soil Conservation Committee Barrer

Fracas at Clearview School basketball game ends in shooting

Sheriff deputies investigated a halftime incident at Clearview School where a fight outside the refreshment stand led to gunfire in the parking lot. No injuries. Edward Gifford, 16 year old youth and two girls were involved. Gifford admits firing into the air to scare a gang after being beaten. The damaged car belonged to Nathaniel Dixon.

Clearview School Margaretta Sheriff's Edward Gifford Broadway Lorain S.r Nathaniel Dixon Rng Canton Ave Sheffield Township Frank Benke Grrry Reyes Gifford Michael Ondreyco Sheriff's Deputies

Elyria swears in new mayor and council president

Council President Victor F. Stewart Jr. is sworn in as mayor by Mayor J. Grant Keys amid a 40 person crowd. Stewart and Councilman Michael J. Lotko will serve remaining terms as Elyria begins new leadership, with Keys’ resignation and Stewart’s investiture marking a shift in local government. The event included remarks from retiring Mayor Smith and a nod to past Democratic service, while vacancies and future appointments for the third ward seat were unsettled.

Elyria Victor F. Stewart Jr J. Grant Keys Stewart Gene Smith Munici Panchee Ha Pearle Pal Grant Smith U Ling Richard Laux Keys Columbus Michael J. Lotko Monnday Con Frank Henke Beech Ave Henke Eugene 8. Smith Frank Wilcox David Smith Roy Haltz C-T Proto

Equipment Co Hit By Fire

A fire at Inter-City Equipment Co on East 28th Street caused several thousand dollars in damage. Sparks from thawing water pipes started the blaze around 5 a.m. and it spread through the ceiling to stored materials and the roof. The Resar Brothers own the business, while Carl Lertzman owns the building. Equipment valued at about 400 dollars was stored in the building. An earlier fire at a West 14th Street home, caused by thawing pipes, did about 100 dollars in damage. Eugene Givner owns the building.

Lorain Inter-City Equipment Co M47 East 28Th St Alfred Nickley Resar Brothers Carl Lertzman Cleveland Robert Montgomery West 14Th St Eugene Givner

Contractor Charged Over Elbow River Project Concerns

A worker alleges the elbow near the river will be washed out and accuses the contractor of skimping on concrete and labor on the project. Pete Bad Bee.

Pete Bad Bee

Elyria-Elyria Township Fire Pact to Go to Council

A six month fire protection pact between Elyria and Ohio Edison Co. for securing the Johnson Substation and Lake Ave. service building will be sent to City Council, with a $200 minimum yearly charge plus $200 per equipment hour and $50 for each additional hour. Emergency status and an availability clause are proposed, with the fire chief to determine exceptions.

Elyria Ohio Edison Co Elyria Township Johnson Substation Rt. 57 Griswold Rd Central Service Lake Ave Council Joseph Cirigliano Third Ward Protem Eugene Smith Victor F. Stewart Tate O's Arthur F. Musgrave Lake Erie Elyria ‘Township Musgrave Johnson Ohip Edison Allance W. N. Bates Ohio Edison Batesaid Elyrian Township

Seven Guns Stolen From Rufo's Hardware

A burglary at Rufo's Hardware on Oberlin Road around 3 am resulted in seven guns valued at about $700 wholesale, with eight more left on the ground outside. Deputies found the interior looted and the thieves had fled, leaving behind broken door glass and a broken side window. Owner Columbus Rufo listed the seized weapons including two 12 gauge Winchesters, a 20 gauge Winchester Remington Mossberg and Ithaca 12 gauge shotgun, and a .22 Winchester rifle. An employee from nearby Rainbow Lanes reported the break in. Deputies believe the thieves, likely seen, left in haste with part of the loot.

Rufo’s Hardware Oberlin Sheriff's Department Columbus A. Rufo Robert Lane Rufo Stoney's Rainbow Lanes

Hales Re elected Lorain Soil District Board Chairman

Gordon Hales was re elected chairman of the Lorain Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors at a reorganization meeting. New officers named include Kenneth Brill vice chairman Larry Baumann secretary Corwin Burrer treasurer and James Rollin publicity chairman. Plans for the district annual meeting at Firelands High School were set and Burrer outlined a proposed state funds matching bill to aid Lorain County. The Agronomy Committee's plan for 1959 was approved with Burrer Rollin Bowmann to attend the State Federation meeting in Columbus January 20-22.

Gordon Hales Lorain Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors Kenneth Brill Larry Baumann Corwin Burrer James Rollin George Orsik Herbert DeChant Pittsfield Grant Bruce Carliste Michael Gronsky Oberlin Lester Ebosh LaGrange Firelands High School Burrer Ohio Federation of Soil Conservaton Districts Lorain State Federation of Soil Conservation Districts Columbus Hales Rollin Bowmann Agronomy Committee

Charge Reduced for Mrs Ely and Eviction Case

Mrs Helen Ely pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to reckless operation and had the DWI charge reduced to this. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 209.60 dollars. A separate forward eviction notice was approved after a hung jury and delays linked to the case.

Helen Ely Washington Ave Jamesiest George Diederick Frank Wilcox Beatrice Harris Bath Atic Jack Zagrans DWI Hope Bruton

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Aniti-Incorporation Forces Avon Village Amherst Village View Village George Kokinda Ridgeville Township Sheffield Township Civic Improvement Committee City of Lorain City Clearview High School Shefield Township Arant Camrunittes Aoninet Moar Sheffield Water Line Victor Stewart JB Anna Anil Texty of Mrs. Ely
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