Juvenile Delinquency Up 66 Percent in Ohio Since 1945
Ohio juvenile delinquency has risen 66 percent since World War II, driven by rural area increases and factors from the Korean War era. John Ferguson, head of Ohio's Juvenile Research Bureau, cites age 16 and 17 offenders, industry relocation, broken homes, and shifting family dynamics as key causes, with costs near one million dollars nationally. Strong local prevention is urged while Ohio works to reclaim youths in institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Cornish
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Hfe
Lancaster
John Ferguson
Cau
Ferguson
Mansfeld Reformatory
Eye State
City Officials Await Parking Survey Report
Lorain officials expect a complete review of the parking situation by the end of February. The survey, by Ladislas Segee and Associates of Cincinnati, involves engineer Raymond Matthews. Mayor Jaworski and the parking commission await January meter receipts, hoping for a favorable near term report and potential adjustments to a $200,000 expansion plan for central and south Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John ©. Jaworski
Ladislas Segee and
South Lorain
Police Charge Two On Morals Count In Lorain
Following an investigation of a disturbance in a Herbert Hotel room early yesterday morning police charge two persons with fornication. The defendants are David Gibbs 56 a hotel resident and Cecilia Theresa Jankowski 38 of 3715 East 63rd Street Cleveland. They will appear in court later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Herbert
David Gibbs
Cecilia Theresa Jankowski
East 63Rd St
Cleveland
Two Men Treated At St Joseph Then Jailed
Lorain reports two men charged with intoxication received hospital care before jail. George Spondike Jr., 35, from Allen Hotel, told police he was struck by an unknown man and needed stitches at St Joseph Hospital after an incident Saturday night near Hill Billy Bar at Broadway and 16th Street. Joseph Abahazi, 82, of 2031 East BCth Street, fell on the sidewalk yesterday morning, suffering knee and hand bruises and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Spondike Jr
Allen Hotel
St. Joseph Hospital
Hill Bily Bar
Broadway
16Th St. Joseph
67 KC Members Hear Speech By Rev. Karsch
Rev Eugene Karsch of St. Peter Church addressed 67 Elyria Council 774 Knights of Columbus members at a breakfast after church services. He urged laymen to attend services and live Christian lives daily. Arthur Damm praised the group’s support for K of C programs and projects and was noted as a future speaker. Howard Weller introduced them. John Kelly presided as grand knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Karsch
St. Peter Church
North Ridgeville
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Maly
Karsch
Arthur Damm
K. of C
Lorainite Hurt In Fall On Ice Coat Theft At Restaurant
Cleveland dispatch reports a man, aged 51, injured after a fall on ice outside a restaurant on Pearl Avenue. The victim said his overcoat, valued at about 50 dollars, was taken during the incident on a Sunday morning. Police investigated at the scene, noting a damaged pavement and the absence of the coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ins
Amale Orain
Harry Arvanas
Harshberger
Lorain
Robert Ty
Livingston Ave
East 33Rd St
Seaso Ld
Roy and
Ocean
Vermilion Fire Auxiliary Shower For Elaine Blaser
Vermilion Vermont auxiliary members gathered at the home of Mrs. Jesse Greene for a surprise kitchen shower honoring Elaine Blaser daughter of Fire Chief Carl Blaser on the eve of her marriage. Fourteen members attended as guests enjoyed desserts and valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Vermlion Volunteer Fire Department
Jesse Greene
Eleanor Hollosy
Elaine Blaser
Carl Blaser
Elyrian Named Pi Week Officer at Bowling Green
Thomas L. Sloane, son of Mr and Mrs Charles O Sloane, is named co chair of the pie eating contest for Pi Week at Bowling Green State University. Pi Kappa Alpha, oldest fraternity on campus, has run Pi Week annually since 1942. The week spans Feb 28 to March 6 with races and events including a Royal Palm Handicap at Hialeah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Sloane
Charles 0. Sloane
Pasadena Ave
Pi Kappa Alpha
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Miami
Hialeah
Lorain Man Denies Guilt In Health Ordinance Charge
Lorain resident Robert Paul Belmont of 3680 Dayton Ave pleaded innocent to violating a health ordinance for failing to obtain a permit to install a privy vault. Police charged that laundry water slop and waste remained on the ground. He was released on $200 bond for trial February 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Robert Paul Belmont
Dayton Ave
Degrees Given At Vermilion Grange Meeting
Vermilion Grange 2171 draped its charter in memory of Mrs. Kate Leimbach Irene Coster was reinstated into the grange Will Bogart officiated in the conferral of first and second degrees on three candidates Gerald Montgomery outlined a 1 point program for community service The grange voted to donate 10 to the polo fund Next grange dance will be held February 26 Lunch committee was Don Turner Clyde Risden Howard Will and Ray Schuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Leimbach
Irene Coster
Grange
Will Bogart
Gerald Montgomery
Polo Fund
Don Turner
Clyde Risden
Howard Will
Ray Schuster
Truck Driver Fined After Amherst Crash At Spring Park
Thomas J. Coote of Pontiac Michigan, truck driver for Boutell Transportation, was assessed 15 and costs for failure to yield at a stop sign after a collision at Spring and Park Avenues yesterday. His auto carrier struck a car driven by Paul Swartz of 583 Jackson Street, Amherst, with $150 damage to the Swartz vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Spring and Park Avenues
Thomas J. Coote
Pontac
Mich
Boutell Transportation Co
Pontiac
Coote
Paul Swartz
Jackson St
Lopez Predicts Indians Pennant Repeat
Cleveland Indians manager Al Lopez predicted the team would win the American League pennant again this year but not match the 111 wins of 1954. He said the achievement would be rare, and he would be satisfied with another championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Liz
Lopez
Kentucky Remains Top College Basketball Team
New York based International News Service ranks the nation's top ten college teams this week. Kentucky holds the top spot with a 12 win record, followed by San Francisco 14-, Utah 14-, North Carolina State 16-4, LaSalle 14-, Duquesne 9-3, George Washington 13-3, UCLA 13-3, Illinois 10-3, and Maryland 33-3 in the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
Kentucky
San Francisco
Utah
North Carolina State
LaSalle
Duquesne
George Washington
UCLA
Illinois
Maryland
Horan Uhle Star In Dayton Win Over Xavier
Johnny Horan and Big Billy Uhl combined for 51 points to lead the Dayton Flyers to a 91-80 road win against Xavier University before 10,441 at Cincinnati Gardens. Horan scored 26 and Uhl 25 as Dayton ran its record to 14 wins, 3 losses, while Xavier dropped to 6-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Johnny Horan
Billy Ubl
Dayton Flyers
Xavier University
Cincinnati Gardens
Horan
Uhl
Dayton
Xavier
10-Club Loops Is Possible
NEW YORK UP The American League realignment committee studied 10 club schedules involving Texas Canadian Pacific Coast and midwestern cities to determine feasibility of expansion within the next two or three years. After a four hour meeting members said they are not soliciting additional franchises but concede expansion is possible in two or three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Pacific Coast
Hockey Standings and Results From National League
National League standings show Montreal leading Boston and New York, with Detroit, Chicago and Toronto close behind. Last night Montreal defeated Boston 4 0 and New York beat Toronto 3 1, while Detroit routed Montreal 7 1 and Chicago beat New York 4 2. This week’s schedule includes Boston at Chicago and Toronto at Montreal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monbren
Toronto
Boston
New York
Watchicard
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Chiago
Chirago
Ed Furgol Wins First General Sports Time Hat Award
New Yorked report by INS says U S National Open golf champion Ed Furgol topped Willie Mays of the Giants and Otto Graham of the Browns and will be awarded the first General Sports Time hat tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ins
Ed Furgol
Willie Mays
The
Giants
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Coaching Changes Hit Michigan State Football Staff
EAST LANSING Michigan State announces backfield coach Dan Devine appears poised to leave for Arizona State Tempe as head coach and Illinois tackle coach Lou Agase is hired as Spartan line coach amid sweeping staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Dan Devine
Arizona State
Tempe
Lou Agase
Ilinois
Spartan
New London Man Suffers Heart Attack Saturday
New London resident V. Henche, proprietor of the West Find greenhouse, suffered a severe heart attack Saturday. Examination revealed a blood clot and he will likely be hospitalized about two weeks. His condition was described as very satisfactory at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
Henche
Determine Wins at Santa Anita Maturity in Arcadia
Determine Wins secured victory at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia California during the $163 360 Santa Anita Maturity. Saturday the winner overcame a foul against Miz Clementine who edged the favorite by a neck with jockey Eddie Arcaro aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Cali
Miz Clementine
Eddie Arcaro
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Cleveland Ohio livestock figures show cattle slow and lower across the board with prime heifers and steers at 23 to 26 dollars, cows top at 13, bulls 13 to 15, and utility cows 9 to 11. Hog prices ease to about 14.25 to 16.50 per hundredweight, with various weights and classes represented. Sheep and lambs mostly steady, choice lambs 20 to 22, medium to good 17 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland, O
UPI
Poultry Market Quiet With Light Receipts In Cleveland
In Cleveland poultry market activity was quiet as receipts remained light to define prices. Carryovers were very light and the undertone held steady amid cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
Five Prep Region Tourney Sites Set
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced sites for five of eight regional tournaments. Two Class A and one Class B sites in Northeastern Ohio will wait for contenders, with eliminations starting March 18 and 19. Remaining Class A sites will be Toledo and Cincinnati. Class B hosts Athens, Troy, and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Athens
Troy
Guglielmi enters food columns with new dressing line
Ralph Guglielmi, former Notre Dame football star known as a sports page favorite, announces Guilielmi Inc. will produce Guglielmi Haltay Dressing. Distribution targets leading chain and independent stores in Central Shiv. Partners named Murphy and Ticenor family listed in notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Coliitns
Columbusite
Guilielmi, Inc
Shiv
Murphy
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Joseph
Rev
Nichols
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Senate
Veep
Alben W. Barkley
Flo Bratten
Harry Krapps
We Henlte Scien Feee Inele
1Sth Street
Sen. Barkley
Capitol Hill
Willie A. Barkley
Elyrian
Pi Week
Sea of Erin
Vermilion Grange
Uhle
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Seas
Hershey
Seass
Buffalo
Sprngfield
Providence
Sannetens
Buffelg
Guglielmi
H Tichetor
Rock Creek la
Scarsdale
Hervert A. Tichenor
Pleasant Avenue
Pleasantsite
Tichenor & Co
Main Street
White Plains
Woodside Homes, Inc
White Plebe
Lulian M Westropp
Clare E. Westropp
Mabel Button
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Onto
Avalon Beach
Lillian M. Westropp
Clara E Westropp
Mabel I. Button
Harrison, Spangenberg and Bull
Doris Asenath Pease Butzberger
Bourneddle Hd
South
Manhasset
Malcolm Thomson
Jane M. Pondy
Elyria
the Civil Service Commission
Civi Service Commission
Elyria City Hall
Civil Service Commission
Floss Klopfenstein
Edith M. Banister
Mcphdora
LW. Banister
Harold Scrivins
Jan
Elsie
Sesklit
Isles of the Riese
Iroin Wisden
Boots
Jack Aid Brown
Carpendar
Eaton &Wv
Symons
Cheatnut Ridge
Henrietta
Baus Farm
Foster Park
Quarry Rd
Amiber
Flasher
Gerald Dachtler
Pdachtler Studio
Benton
Sterling River
Ste Heserodt’s
Sears
American Society of Piano Technicians
Gedor St
MM. F. Fey
Elyria Sav. & Trust Bidg
Givner's, Inc
Phona
Broad Street
Sid Floor
Woolworth
Haven Cas
Broad SL
Ind F. Cor
Middle Ave
Grd
Ellison
Eliuvia
Celine
Blyrin
Setuine Beennac
Alhevith
Boundiford
Aixls Moéerheath
Salt Town
John B. Kinter
Ave Realtor
Franklin Metcatt
Oberlin
Simotaga
Broad and
Cedar St
Herb Meister
Loraly County Bank
Machock
Boehier
Brandt
Ted Knapp
Magle
Experteure Ulinecessary
FRGE
Tanners Shoes
Brockton, Massy
Dick Russell
Ted Morris
Robertson’s
Shell Station
West Avenue
Ness
Michigan Avenue
Pkt
Sime Exper Niversing
Finatee
Coaun
Westnod Rand Faust Ott Center
Tidge Wert
Broadway Blue Lorain
Ana
Arford
Office of Lorain
Caines
Ena Parmenta Day
MG Counsel
Lorain Beauty School
Aahosa
Arthur Murray
Nora
AVON
North Wingaville, Spencer
Wellbeton
Ldidh
Frye
Huron
Bilivies
Margaret Fazeicnin
Rose CO
Fruehauf
Miller and
Walker Roads
Bo. Au
Europe
Green St
Forclan & Usaan
Smy
National Employment Information Service
Broad
Newark
Warner and Swasey
Apply Employment Office
Lear, Inc
Lear-Romeo Division
Taylor Street
Elyna, Ohio
Ney
Mik
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!