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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
8
Eighteen persons applied for a Lorain Police Department position. Filing closed at 4:30 pm Tuesday. Civil service exams set for July 14 at Lorain High School. The Civil Service Commission will grade papers and report the top three to Safety Director Pete Goods for appointment. The vacancy followed Patrolman Thomas Burton resignation weeks earlier.
Lorain resident Wilie Brenton, 10, bound over to the Grand Jury after pleading guilty to second degree murder in Judge LeRoy Kelly's court for the fatal stabbing of 41 year old Ennis Price. The incident occurred early Saturday at Palm Gardens on East 28th Street, Price dying later at St Joseph Hospital from wounds to the stomach and side. Venton reportedly feared an attack.
A 14 year old boy escaped injury when his bicycle struck the right door of a car at St. Vitus Church Hall East 32nd Street. John Rushinsky of 3744 Pearl Avenue collided with Lee Jones 43 after Jones stopped and Mrs Jones opened the door to exit. The boy refused hospital treatment.
Lorain George Wate Mate 42 of 306 Ninth St pleaded innocent to assault and battering in Municipal Court before Judge LeRoy Key. Neff of Wellington swore out the warrant alleging Mate beat him with a blackjack during an altercation at Broadway and 32nd St yesterday. Mate fled the scene until bystanders intervened. His car was towed. he was arrested when attempting to claim it. Trial set for August 5. bond fixed at $50.
Lorain police circulated alerts for a blue sedan stolen yesterday from National Title Co. parking lot near Grove, near Cleveland. James E Montgomery of 1523 East 24th Street said he borrowed the car from cousin Walter Montgomery and left it there before work. it was missing when he returned.
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