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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
20
Lorain police report a 10 year old boy, Philip Smith, bitten by a dog yesterday afternoon while running past a yard on West 1th Street. He was treated at St. Joseph Hospital for a wound to the left thumb and discharged after treatment.
Harry Pappas asks Common Pleas Court to dissolve a 30 year partnership in Lorain Grocery and Meat Market at 2847 Pearl Ave. He claims Sam Pappas fell ill in 1953 and Helen Pappas took control, excluding him from management. he seeks dissolution and appointment of a receiver.
Two Cleveland women sustained minor injuries when their car skidded on an icy Rt 611Detroit Rd street and struck a tree in front of Avon Town Hall about 10:30 p.m. The drivers were Celeste M. Smith and Sue B. Smith of 1179 Bradgate St. both treated by a local physician.
Discharges include Barbara Ann Smyth Nakosmis Park Vermilion Kenneth Mcallis ter 4026 Detroit Rd Mrs Juan aL Santiago and baby girl 1520 FE. 130th St Miss Sally Sveto 3907 JEmria Aves Mrs Ernest Show berger S08 W 23rd St Mrs George Maloney 835 W 21st St John Mesaric i Walter Miclearey Laneergy Steve Stefanie 2007 EB lath Sir George G Stossel Jr RDO 1 21 Sunnyside Verasilion Mrs Ed ward Austin and baby boy 310 Alexander Ave Mrs Felix Cales 28 Pearl Ave Miguel Rumires 220th Sts baby boy Rufo AUSOW 19th St Mrs Donald Pram and baby girl 221 Tinos Ave Mrs Sixto Torres aid baby eiik 1528 E 28th St Timmy Ramos 17 E 2&h St Leo Sher han Sr 3459 Camden Ave Mrs James M Ryan 153 Yearris St Amherst Births Yveslemtay a son to Mr and Mrs Bunion Unger 826 AW With Sty a son to Mr and Mrs Alfred D Mannarelli 716 Nichols l Ave A Son to Mr and Mrs Frank Dougan 716 Highland Blvd To day a son prematurity stillborn to Mrs and Mrs E Dean Buchan an 3443 Cleveland Blvd
Lorain Municipal Court records show Ernest Leonard Hackett fined $19 for vehicle under control issues. Robert Conway, Taihue foe. $20 and costs for reckless operation. Estaban Colon Figueroa $50 and costs for reckless operation. Joseph Hoffman pleaded innocent to reckless driving, bond set at 850, trial January 20. Dan Georgevich fined $20 for failure to yield. Donald Bruce Williams fined $15 for failure to yield.
Lorain police issued three citations after six auto accidents yesterday. David Whitfield, 18, Canton Avenue, faces charges of driving without an operator's license, faulty brakes and improper tight turn after colliding with James Middlebrooks, 23, East 28th Street. Rafaer Diaz Green, 28, Colorado Avenue, charged with driving without an operator's license and failure to control after his car struck Herbert Lee Phillips, 27, Oak Point Road. Chester Stanley Bialorucki, 31, Westodus Street, charged with failure to have car under control after his vehicle hit Henry Thomas Webber, 18, West Evie Avenue, on Oberlin Avenue. Green to appear Monday. Bialorucki to appear Saturday.
Lorain city leaders Mayor John Jaworski and Service Director Wallace Chola meet with State Department of Health officials after a health team toured affected homes. The visit follows earlier inspections by three members of the State Division of Industrial Hygiene. Officials plan further analysis over the coming days and hope for an answer by next week.
Eight Lorain County men of Naval Reserve Surface Division 4-105 have signed for active duty with the regular Navy through the reserve training program. Lt. J. Haul announced from the training center at 1840 Cleveland Blvd. The group includes Leo A. Deluca and Leonard J. Deluca twins, Donald J. Macho and Gerald A. Macho vina brothers, George B. Shullick, Steve Pavelschak, Frederick A. Eisele, and Martin A. Morahan. They will enter active duty after home reserve training.
Lorain politicians report Maurice E. Brown will run for a sixth term as city treasurer. He is in his fifth term and filed for the May primary. Brown, at 13 Ninth Street, serves as vice chairman of the city Democratic Central Committee and was Lorain County treasurer candidate in 1952.
Four Lorain teenagers reported missing were found in Covington Kentucky by police. The youths Glovin, Dean fAoechh, Ia, 13, of Oakdale Ave. Milks, 13, Slop 110 West Lake. Ted Cheryl Kobart, 14, No We 9th St. and John Charen, 15, 263L Broadway were all Hinwthorne High School students who did not attend class yesterday, prompting school and police alerts.
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