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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
4
Frank G. Bardis of Parta pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after his vehicle weaved and crossed lanes near the Rt. 57 interchange. He was fined 250 dollars plus costs, sentenced to five days in jail, and placed on probation until compliance with the financial responsibility act. The case was heard in Elyria Municipal Court yesterday.
A 446 foot LST named the Lorain, built by American Ship Building Co at Lorain, sailed down the Chicago River toward the Mississippi River. Cost about 20 million dollars. The ship faced minor damage to superstructure during passage under bridges. Officials say it may be the longest vessel to traverse the Chicago River, though no confirmation on the claim. The vessel is bound for New Orleans and will reach the sea via the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Former Elyria resident Jack A. Malik earned an advanced certificate in education from the University of Illinois in music education. Malik and his wife Janice (married 1956) will move from Urbana to Omaha where he will teach music at Municipal University of Omaha. Malik is a Roosevelt High School Chicago and DePaul University alumnus with a master’s from Illinois.
Vermilion On The Lake sets the annual village fireworks program for Friday at 10 p.m. at the village ball diamond east of the fire wall. An alternate rain date is planned. The Civic League runs the show with help from the fire department. Fireworks committee includes W L Douglas chair and assistants May Bartlett Martha Parker Jean Hill and Albert Nestor spouses. Refreshment stand opens at 1 pm funds come from village collections and a Civic League donation.
An estate appraised at $48,969 was left by Charles N. McKenry of Lerain who died August 10 according to an inventory filed in Probate Court. The estate consists of personal property totaling $2,000, securities valued at $43,635, and accounts receivable at $3,059. Fritz McHenry is executor.
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