Tendon Severed Man Dies in Lorain at St Joseph Hospital
Carl Jeans 26 of 2245 Elyria Avenue died at 2 07 a m in St Joseph Hospital after a severed tendon in his right forearm. He was rushed to the hospital yesterday evening after pushing his fist through a door window. He leaves a wife Catherine a daughter Constance two sons Carl and Carlton his parents Mr and Mrs Troy Jeans of Lorain and Chicago and several siblings. Funeral arrangements are with Finley Mortuary.
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Lorain
Carl Jeans
Elyria Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Chesner
Lorain County
Jeans
Douglas Childress
East 22Nd St
Friendship Baptist Church
Catherine
Constance
Carl
Carlton
Alean Jeans
Troy Jeans
Chicago
Raymond
Thurman
Joe Cross
Memphis
Tenn
Chester Jeans
Collierville, Tenn
Finley Mortuary
Elyria Summer Classes Expand to Record Enrollment
Elyria City Schools run the largest summer program at Elyria High School under Wayne McQuillin with 487 students enrolled and 29 taking two subjects for a total of 516 class enrollments. The Elyria Board approved a long list of teachers and subjects including Pichel in multiple grades, McGaughey’s class, Bark English, Kishbaugh English, Fraylick English II, Stofer English III, math and algebra teachers, history instructors, and typing courses across three classes.
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Elyria City
Elyria High School
Wayne McQuillin
Elyria Board of Education
Jeanne Pichel
Don McGaughey
Grace Nau
Robert Duvall
McGaughey
Margaret Strohm
Barbara Bark
Margaret Kishbaugh
DeLaurice Fraylick
Alice Stofer
Harry Frankfather
Cletus Sweigard
E. L. Boyles
Harold Wilson
E. J. Burton
Maynard Huene
Owen Gleason
Sandra Llewellyn
Ernest Watts
Ralph Bauer
Miss Carol Roser
Fire damages home near Oberlin
A fire at the Joseph J. Joseph family residence in Tu. 58 Russia Township caused about 3500 dollars in damage. Oberlin Fire Department stopped flames in a roof area and northwest bedroom discovered at 9 50 a m by occupants. Mr and Mrs Joseph and their sons Derry 14 and Albert 13 occupied the house owned by Dorothy Nash R D Amherst. occupants had no insurance on furnishings.
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Joseph J. Joseph
Russia Township
Oberlin Fire Department
Robert Cordy
Joseph
Derry
Albert
Dorothy Nash
R. D. Amherst
Cordy
Courts Close At Noon For Ward Funeral in Lorain
Common Pleas Judge John D. F. Pincura announced courts will close at noon tomorrow so officials can attend the 2 p.m. funeral for Dr. S S C Ward Lorain County coroner for 22 years who died Sunday. Services will be at Schwartz Funeral Home Lorain.
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Common Pleas
John D. F Pincura
the Cour
S&s. C. Ward
Lo Tain
Schwartz Funeral Home
Lorain
State highway department to pay landowners 40750 dollars in taking
A court entry disclosed today says the State Highway Department will compensate Oswald and Eleanor Brauer and Walter and Alma Woll forty thousand seven hundred fifty dollars for their Rt 82 Rt 76h business property. The payment follows a jury verdict returned Thursday for the Rt 2 improvement project.
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Alling
Oswald
Eleanor Brauer
Walter
Alma Woll
Rt. 82
State Highway Department
Rt. #2
Medina County consolidates Huntington and Spencer Homer districts
Huntington in Medina County joins Spencer-Homer and Sullivan to form Black River Local School System under Medina County Board of Education. First meeting set tomorrow night at Homerville. Ellen Blake of Spencer is president. Stanton Sprinkle from Huntington and Sullivan area resign to create vacancies. Total districts drop to 11 with about 8,000 students in Medina and 14,000 in Lorain.
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Huntington J Oral
Spencer-Homer
Medina County
Lorain County
Huntington
Sullivan
Black River
Medina County Board of Education
Black River Board
Homerville
Stanton Sprinkle
Stuntington
Sullivan Area
Ellen Blake
Spencer
Elyria Township
C. A. Gibbons
Estate Board of Education
Pfaudier Executive Retires after 15 years at firm
Corning D. Ryals, personnel manager of the Flaudier Co., retires after more than 15 years with the firm. Formerly a 38-year-old accountant and Oberlin florist, Ryals held supervisory posts with US Steel’s National Tube Division in Lorain. He plans travel in retirement with wife at 1912 Grafton Rd. Son William J. a local builder.
Sunbonnet Sale Phenomenal at 125th Anniversary Event
Khyria women have bought over 4 11 sunbonnets as the city nears its 125th anniversary. James Kling of James B Rogers Producing Co calls sales phenomenal, with more bonnets including white onushave ordered and due for Thursday’s Sunbonnet Day. Bonnet sales occur on downtown streets and at anniversary headquarters with a house-to-house canvass planned next week.
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Khyria
James Kling
James B. Rogers Producing Co
Hlyria
Sunbonnet Committee
Anniversary
Third St
Middle Ave
Tomorrow Night Queen Title Draws Nearly 300 Entries
Nearly 300 candidates enter the tomorrow night queen title draw at 7 30 pm at the American Legion post as the 224th anniversary celebration committee prepares to greet the aspirants. Vocal selections will be by Mrs. Herman Frankel and Mrs. Louis Becker oversees arrangements. Added nominees include Gayle Crawford Linda Lee She ld in Mary Eben Farrow Elaine Corrinish and many others with addresses listed.
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American Legion
Herman
Aileen) Frankel
Louis Becker
Gayle Crawford
R. D
Murray Ridge Rd
Linda Lee Shelidiom
Spruce St
Elaine Corinish
Burns Rd
Mary Eb
Man Fined For Liquor Violations in Elyria Court
Hall and A Jackson pleaded guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to selling intoxicating liquors on Sunday and selling to a non-member of a child. Jackson fined 200 dollars plus costs for Sunday sales and 50 dollars plus costs for the non-member sale. Arrested June 22 on state liquor agents’ complaints following an investigation.
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Hall
A. Jackson
Center Ridge Red
Elytia
Jackson
Yvalion
Eagles Club
Broad St. Jackson
Elyria Ywca
Ywca Handicapped Committee
Yechoes
Elyria
Lille-Echoes
Eastgate Unit Belles Plan Membership Lawn Party
Eastgate unit of Elyria Belles will host a membership lawn party at Joann LaGratteria's home 537 Cambridge Ave tonight. The event, believed to be the first old fashioned Belle social, comes as the group of six members organizes a broader slate of gatherings including ice cream socials and box socials for other chapters.
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Elyria Belles
Eastgate
Joann LaGratter
Cambridge Ave
File Belles
Strike Idles 1,000 at Griscom Russell Co
More than a thousand workers were idled by a strike of machinists at Griscom Russell Co today. The union called the action to press for higher wages and related demands.
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Massillon
Griscom Russell Co
OSES Opens July 14 for Added Unemployment Benefits
LaTin County unemployed workers may apply July 14 to 18 for 13 extra weeks of state unemployment compensation. Foster P. Dirlam urged orderly, day-specific applications by Social Security number to avoid delays. First payments under the extension are expected around July 25. statewide eligibles estimated at 40,000.
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Flyina
Ohio State Employment Service
Foster P. Dirlam
OSES
Dirlam
Diriam
Latin County
James Tt. Tichenor
Bue
Sion
Speec
Legislatire
Atrvicanign
Dirluam
Hly
Fia Oses
Obin
Jaiealé
Elyria Board Postpones Bond Discussion To Parley
A family death forced the Elyria City Board of Education to adjourn last night without deciding on a proposed 3.5 million dollar school bond. Superintendent Gottfried reviewed prior efforts and current plans to fund classrooms and facilities for the coming five years, with estimates ranging from 1.7 to 2.6 million for a minimum program. The board plans to reconvene Wednesday to act, informed by visitor input and cost figures from members.
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Elyria City
R. G.taylor
Willy
F. J. Gottfried
Ea ‘Iy
Aneyr
Taylor
Dhe
Enernay Plcts
Pierre Smith
Bids On Boiler At County Home Top Estimates
Four bids for installing a new boiler at the county home were submitted to county commissioners yesterday exceeding the $24,000 estimate. Amherst Hardware Co. bid $126,505 while the highest bid reached $129,895 as the architect prepares his report.
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Edward Gawlik
Amherst Hardware Co
Utility Workers Ohio Edison strike pact reached
Utility Workers of America and Ohio Edison line up a two year contract granting a 5.1 percent wage raise and fringe benefits for about 2200 employees in Ohio plants and Lorain operations. The pact includes three weeks vacation after 11 years, improved shift differentials and health and insurance plans. Local unions across Lorain, Sandusky, Warren, Massillon and Elyria will vote, with the UWA council approving after talks. Negotiations with IBEW continue for the remaining distribution employees.
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Utility Workers of America
Ohio Fdison Co
Lorain
UWA
IBEW
Ohio Edisonmnien
Sandusky
Marion
Mans
Warren
Massilon
Allicer House
Elycar
Lria
Ors
Lerain
Ppt
Tronto
Sento
Shardyside
jThe
UWA Jet Council
Ohio Edison
International Brother‘hood of Electrical Workers Union
End of In hospital class for crippled children at Gates
The Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will end its in house classroom program as the board of education approves the change in treatment patterns. Mrs Rose Cooper will lead a preliminary in hospital instruction with on call tutors listed for home and hospital sessions as needed. The board authorizes clerk treasurer W O McClellan to arrange payments with home boards for tutor services.
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Ebylla
Gates Hospital
Ino
Board of Education
de Bod
Gotfried
Sate
Department of Education
Miya Carniva Foley
Wider
Gottfried
Rose Cooper
Sandusky Bus Service To Continue Under Bailey
Roy W. Bailey announced he has purchased the Sandusky Rapid Transit Co and will keep bus service running after the current franchise expires August 2. The city commission granted a new franchise with city fees cut to one dollar annually and allowed fare adjustments if needed, with a plan to cap increases for students initially from 10 cents to 15 cents for strident fares.
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Sandusky
City Bug
Jem
Roy W. Bailey
Sandusky [Rapid Transit Co
Bailey
City Commission
Transi
Board OKs East Bypass Resolution Near Blueia
The board approved a presolution to hire Shaffer Bare Rett and Associates to draft plans for a four lane limited access East Bypass on Rt. 57 from Rt. 20 to the Rt. 10 and Rt. 57 interchange at LaPorte. The project, a state conduit, carries an estimated cost of about 1.25 million dollars with routing to be finalized by engineers pending state approval.
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Shaffer, Barerett
LaPorte
Oberlin To Get New Offer On Water Sale
Oberlin may receive a new plan from Elyma to become a customer for water. Councilman Eugene Smith proposes Oberlin be allowed to pump 24 hours if it signs a resolution to buy water, citing minimum annual income of 46,000 plus from Ridgeville and Sheffield Village to finance the 940,000 West Ridge leg.
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Oberlin
Elyma
Vnllage City
Councman Eugene Smith
Oberlin Awill
Elyna
Ridgeville
Sheffield
Smith
West Ridge
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Medina
Clearview
Lorain City
Gibbons
Pfaudier
Robert Rothel
Women's Participation Division
En Farrow
South Abbe Rd
Mrs. Wallig Abahazi
Edison Ct
Nila Thewlis
Gratison
Ann Bommer
Furnace, St
Esther A. Bendik
North Abbe Rd
Nancy Sowers
Loreen
Tite
Cleveland St
Lynn Rader
Beech St
Joyce Kiser
Garrison
Janet Honoshofsky
Fairmont
Lois R. Mickey
Telegraph
Mary Beth Hart
Columbia
Anne Marie Hartman
East, Ave
Lavonne Ohlinger
Roosevelt Ave
Barbara Boar, &Leak
Joan Murray
East River St
Dolores Kurtz
Eastern Heights
Owen Laubenthal
Cascade
Susan Shilling
Washington Ave
Margaret Briscoe
West] Bridge
Elizabeth Rottati
Jinty Steller
Eastern Heights Blvd
Jean Szaho
Foster Ave
Shirley Boughton
North Main
Amherst
Camilla Haag
Ohio St
Nancy Jane Wires
Cambridge
Howard Beal
Barbara Oswald
Concord Ave
Eastgate Unit
Belles
Frank Sellers
North Olive St
Caliin Dresces
Monteith Mall
Diane Sothern
Sharon Reams
Vick Sua Sellers
Charles and
Christi Kolpper
CP Phate
Elyria Board
Fpauger
Elywood
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Mennust
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