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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
21
A city subcommittee removed seven of the sixteen candidate sites for the $3.5 million hospital. Six of the eliminated locations lie outside city limits, while one site offered 16 acres free and nine acres at a cost of $73 130 at the O'Neil Sheffield Shop was also removed due to location and size concerns.
Lorain officials weigh hospital site options with a 20 to 30 acre minimum. Meister Rd. parcels are trimmed for size. Leavitt Rd. 30 acres favored at $90,000 with six more acres to be donated for a park. Other eligible plots range from 21 to 61 acres with prices from $35,000 to $391,500. Water lines for the southwest area to be bought from Amherst Water Co. for $82,500 plus $5,000 later. Aerials by Ross Garrett led to a 20 acre minimum and 30 acre ideal guidance for site selection.
Lorain retiring City Engineer Lewis Goodell urged continued use of concrete arguing its durability while acknowledging asphalt has a place. The discussion touched on Homewood housing plans and bid for asphalt roads, with developers seeking standards for both pavements and potential use of asphalt in upcoming streets.
Margaretta Molina of 1721 East 29th St. told Municipal Court that Angela, her 21 year old husband, vanished Saturday after leaving at noon. He previously held employment for two months and was described as five feet eight inches tall, 160 pounds with black hair and green eyes. Relatives in New York City were contacted to locate him.
Lorain High School conferred diplomas to 162 seniors in a mid year ceremony led by Vincent Glorioso of the school board. Don Bolt of Brazil Ind addressed families as 87 boys and 77 girls received diplomas with two absent for college enrollment.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control rejected Eleanor Nandori’s D-5 liquor permit application for 2212 East 28th Street Lorain. The department found she does not own or operate a restaurant or business at the site. The Lorain Serbian Athletic Club holds a D-2 permit at the premises.
Mrs. Mar vin Evenchik of Elyria told Lorain Police that her purse was stolen at a party in Oak Hills Country Club where 300 guests attended. She said the purse contained five dollars in cash and contact lenses among other items.
Carolyn Dunham twenty was fined one hundred dollars and given a thirty day suspended jail term with one year probation after pleading guilty in Lorain Municipal Court. Judge Lena Keznam presided as police arrested Dunham after a report of a robbery involving two others.
Thomas Turbett, 39, of 2284 Leavitt Rd., charged with driving while intoxicated. He faces $200 fine and five days in jail with four days withheld and a license suspension in accordance with financial provisions.
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