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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
7
Many veterans may qualify for a dividend on GI life insurance from 1948 to 1951. Applicants must write to the Veterans Insurance Center in Philadelphia, providing personal details. payments, if any, vary and some may amount to modest sums.
The Spencer Public Affairs Board discussed adding a third reservoir at the water works. A 10 million gallon size remains under consideration despite soils service guidance on runoff limits. A 3.6 million gallon option at 3800 dollars was deemed too small. The board also voted to sue to collect a long delinquent water bill of 174 dollars on a 404 dollar account and turnover to the village attorney for action.
Two actions totaling 23100 were brought in Lorain County Common Pleas Court over injuries to 10 year old Thomas Neumeyer on July 13 1963. Franc is Neumeyer Medina seeks 20000 for his son and 3000 for expenses against Joseph H Mott Valley City whose truck struck the boy on Court Street near Route 7 and Route 57.
Mrs. Louise Pedraza 35 of Elyria received probation from Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly for welfare relief fraud after failing to disclose earnings while farm laboring. She previously had a similar August case with $613 welfare restitution. Walter Brink 26 of Oberlin also received probation for issuing two bad checks totaling $1,304 to Bob Beck Chevrolet and Mars Furniture, with restitution as a condition.
A friendly reddish blond Pekingese named Pie, last seen heading down Cleveland Street, is missing. The owner Eddie Ray Fergusson of 293 Marseilles, age three, offers a small reward and seeks any information on her whereabouts.
Avon Mayor's Court lists cases presided by Mayor Keith Paine including nondisposal penalties for James Pippens $50 with $25 suspended for dumping, Herbert $80 suspended for transporting rubbish, Theodore Graf $50 suspended for spending, Bala $10 suspended for improper registration, L O'Neil $25 for failure to control vehicle, Gersid Kr Stepricka $50 for speeding, Cheryl Szpak driver license issue, Jeasse Johnson $10 for passing on wrong side, Alfred Nitsche $5 suspended for license display on trailer.
WEWS slated for color WEWS slated for color UPI reports RCA color gear ordered for all four Scripps Howard stations. By January 1967 WCPO-TV Cincinnati starts color operation with film and slides. Other stations WEWS Cleveland WMCT Memphis WPTY Palm Beach to join full color rollout.
A Lorain County judge who heads the domestic relations and juvenile branch receives a heartfelt note from a former ward now 21. The woman, married for 18 months with a good job and home, says the settlement funds helped her education and a better life and credits the judge and case workers for guiding her through adolescence. She plans to be a good parent and attributes her happiness to personal responsibility.
Two men were injured when a 1963 sports car went out of control on a curve on Route 6 and 2 west of Vermilion. Driver Joseph M. Corsino, 28, suffered cuts to the forehead and upper lip. passenger Wales was ejected about 135 feet. The tractor trailer involved was not injured. no charges were filed.
Elijah Morris, 49, of 119 Lords St., pleaded innocent in Elyria Municipal Court to a charge of carrying concealed weapons after a June 26 crash at Middle Ave and Oberlin Rd. Police found a loaded 38 caliber revolver and five extra cartridges on Morris at the station. Bond was set at $50.
Garbage collectors in Birmingham England retrieve more than 200 transistor radio sets weekly as part of a Keep Britain Tidy Group report. The effort highlights clutter from old radios and the city’s cleanliness drive.
Mayor Fred B. Sanford announced downtown Ely Park will host three public concerts this summer. The first event is next Thursday from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. funded by the city and Retail Merchants Association, continuing last year’s program with Local 146 of the American Federation of Musicians sponsoring the concert band. The remaining shows occur July 22 and August 4 at 8 p.m. with hopes for large crowds and familiar tunes.
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