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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1966

Page

12

Lorain protests over school carry-out permit transfer

Lorain officials rallied today to challenge a city council transfer of a school related duty. John Hritsko sought a carry-out permit with board approval blurred by obstructed procedures. Ernest Spolply and the clerk treasurer appeared as a school board resolution directed action across the street. Columbus travel loomed as Southeast High faced objections echoed by council members.

Lorain John Hritsko Board of Education Ernest Spolply Hritsko Columbus John

Lorain couple fined after shooting tied to abuse case

A Lorain husband and his wife were fined and jailed after a shooting incident on Fast 29th Street triggered by alleged abuse. The husband, 30, pleaded no contest to a disorderly conduct charge and received a 60 day suspended jail term with probation. the wife, 27, pleaded guilty to assault and was fined 50 dollars and 90 days in jail suspended. The case raised questions about a transfer of John Motto’s liquor license and board notice procedures. The transfer to 277 East 42nd Street was approved by the State Department of Liquor, with council objecting and a petition for state review being prepared by local parents.

Lorain Juan Torres 29Th St John S Kolena l Kolena Sus John J Motto Long Ave East 42Nd St Motto State Department Equor Central Maurice Mumford Council Mattos Torres James O'Conner South Lorain

Lorain Debates Honor during Community Achievement Week

Lorain shifts into focus as Mayor proclaims Achievement Week. Police report a minor hip wound from an assault linked to a local dispute involving private enterprise groups. Community leaders including Mrs Torres and James Rhodes voiced support and opposition while Homewood Parent-Teacher Association discussed actions.

Torres Lorain Lolof Woodrow W. Mathna Torresting Math

Lorain faces loss of trial streetlights

Lorain may remove mercury vapor streetlights on Pearl Ave between West 28th and 0th Sts if the council does not include them in the Ohio Edison Co contract. Numa F Vidal says ample evaluation time has passed and council will decide at Monday’s meeting.

Lorain Pearl Ave West 28Th Ohio Edison Co Numa F Vidal Council Ohio Edison Vidal

Court faces jail threat for probation violator with big family

Lorain officials report 30 year old Zella Comstock who is pregnant with her tenth child faced possible jail time after she was found in violation of probation stemming from a 196? larceny by trick. Judge John S Kolena deferred sentencing until April 30 to consider her large family and upcoming birth. Testimony showed Christmas holiday charges in the names of Edward and Maria Jones without their knowledge. Comstock was ordered to notify creditors and clear the Joneses before a Jan 30 court date.

Lorain John S Kolena Zella J Comstock Ninth St Kelena Joneses

How to live with a woman in Reader's Digest ad

An advertisement notes February Reader's Digest features advice from a marriage counselor on making a woman happy and cultivating masculinity that women respond to. The promotion emphasizes readers' faith in Reader's Digest and urges purchase of the February issue.

Reader's Digest

Clevelanders bound to grand jury in drive-in break in

Two Cleveland men James P Boyle and James V Radesic both 21 were bound over to the Lorain County Grand Jury on a breaking and entering charge. They appeared before Municipal Judge Frank M Wilcox yesterday and pleaded innocent while waiving a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 5000 each. The suspects were arrested by Patrolman Harvey E Hahn inside Doc s Drive In at 146 East Bridge St during a Friday morning patrol. No loss reported.

Cleveland Elyna Doc Lorain County Grand Jury James P Boyle James V Radesic Frank M Wilcox Boyle Hadesh Harvey E Hahn East Bridge Hahn

Husband pays on principle in jail court scene

In Lynton England Mrs June Stil refuses to pay a 14 fine saying it was on principle. As jailers led her away her husband stood up and paid the fine. The court ignored her protests and she remains jailed for the fine.

Lynton Eng UPYS June Stil

Burglars Hit Local Gas Station Stealing Cash

Police report burglars smashed a window at Ryan's Citgo on Eighth Street and Reid Avenue in Lorain and stole cash from a cigar box in a locked desk. The lock was pried off as officers described the break in.

Lorain Ryan Citgo Staton Eighth St Reid Ave

Lorain Institute Plans Two Registration Days

Lorain Institute announces two registration days for its adult education program. From 7 to 9 p.m. at Admiral, Chris A. Koppenhafer says the institute will offer King High School credit and non credit classes, including ten courses in the second semester.

Lorain Lorain Institute Jing Chris A. Koppenhafer Admiral King High School Koppenhafer

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