Three Elyria youths Hurt As Car Rolls On Beumbhart Road
Three Elyria youths were injured when the car left the highway and rolled over after hitting a cement block on Beumbhart Road south of Middle Ridge Road. Driver Tom Gensert 18 and Barbara Sensback 17, both injured, with Ilajean Ball 18 also bruised. Fred Eisele 18 uninjured. Injured taken to Amherst Hospital then Elyria Memorial for X-rays. no citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Beumbhart Rd
Middle Ridge Rd
Tom Gensert
Brandtson Ave
Barbara Sensback
West Ave
Llajean Ball
E. 16Th St
Fred Eisele
Cornell Ave
Gensert
Baumhart Rd
Amherst Hospital
Miss Sensback
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nursing Aptitude Test Set For Elyria Tuesday
A prenursing aptitude test likely the final one before fall term will be given at 12 30 p m Tuesday for prospective students of the M B Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Qualified applicants who want to enroll in the three year professional nurse training course and have not yet taken the test should contact Miss Margaret Krapp director of nursing to register. Completion of the course grants a diploma and prepares graduates for the state board test required for the title registered nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Margaret Krapp
Auction Fixes Values Of Hotel Bowl-O-Drome
The Graystone Hotel at 374 Broad St and the Bowl-O-Drome at 621 Broad St were sold at sheriff’s sale to partition Philip Schultz’s four heirs. Erwin Schultz bought both parcels for 151000 and 52000, with appraisals of 175000 and 67000. Libbie Schultz retains the widow’s half, and Norman, Erwin, and Marjorie Wasserman each receive one sixth. Leases remain with current tenants and are unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad St
Schultz
Philip Schultz
Norman Schultz
Erwin Schultz
Norman
Graystone
Libbie
Erwin
Marjorie Wasserman
Copper theft at Atkins Junk Yard investigated
Police investigate theft of scrap copper from Atkins Junk Yard at 119 West St. Complainant Ralph Atkins reports the copper was taken in the past week with unknown value. The town’s traffic fines include multiple Guilty pleas for various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins’ Junk Yard
West St
Ralph Atkins
Three Arrested For Drinking Driving In City Court
Three persons were arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated yesterday. Two pleaded innocent in mayor's court today while the third was fined 125 dollars and costs after pleading. Frank A. Katscoff of Cleveland was fined and had his license suspended six months and ordered to three traffic school sessions. A three day jail sentence was suspended conditionally. Florence Wilcox of Ti Broad St. and Leo Alexander of 1201 Middle Ave. pleaded innocent with hearings set for Friday and July 23 respectively. Wilcox allegedly nearly struck a police cruiser and parked autos. Alexander was seen staggering before driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Katscoff
Cleveland
Second St
Katscoff
Elyria
Florence Wilcox
Ti Broad St
Leo Alexander
Middle Ave
Wilcox
Alexander
Unusual Mishaps Leave Elyrians Hurt In Two Incidents
A woman at an Elyria tavern required five stitches after her husband struck her with a beer bottle, police report. In a separate incident Victor Beider and a friend were working on a motorcycle on Cleveland Street when the bike moved, injuring Beider who received hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nelson
Wayne St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Nelson
Victor Beider
Parma
Cleveland St
Beider
Death of Mrs. F. B. Schade Reported in Findlay
Word was received today of the death of Mrs. F. B. Schade 13 Carey this morning at a Findlay hospital. She was the mother of Mrs. P. E. Diller of 1025 East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Schade
Carey
Schade
P. E. Diller
East River St
Findlay Hospital
Fragmented OCR leads to trust company and misc entries
Readable text lists multiple financial and business names, addresses, and numbers with unclear punctuation. Entities include Elyria Savings Trust, Elyria Telephone, Lorain County Savings, Perry Fay Plaudler Co, Standard Screw, Westen Reserve, and building/ street references. No clear narrative or event emerges, only scattered names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
4 Hers Club Project Checks Scheduled
Lorain County Agri cultural Extension Service officials Charles Coles and William Tedrick will check and grade 4 H club projects next week. Coles visits clubs Monday and Tuesday while Tedrick covers Monday to Wednesday. Checks prepare for the Lorain County Fair in the week of August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coles
William Tedrick
Lorain County
Agricultural Extension Service
Coles
Tedrick
Dairy Tour Plans To Be Discussed In Lorain County
The Lorain County Dairy Herd Improvement Committee will meet Tuesday at the Agricultural Extension Office to discuss plans for the annual August dairy tour chaired by Art Crocker. Tentative visits to local dairy farms are planned, following last year’s tour of the Northern Ohio Breeding Association at Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Dairy Herd Improvement Committee
Agricultural Extension Office
Art Crocker
Northern Ohio Breeding Association
Tiffin
Treemen Lead An Owl's Life
Tree experts work after dark to spray for leaf eating insects and elm bark beetles spreading Dutch elm disease. Searchlights on mist-blowers help track the spray pattern as daylight visibility is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Radio sets per person in Istanbul reach five to one
In Istanbul, Turkey, the city hosts 317,755 radio receivers equating to one set for every five residents, illustrating widespread household radio access amid urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Hit Skipper Sought After Collision Here
Police search for John E. Lacey alleged hit-skip driver from Lorain who crashed into a parked car owned by Frank Kudio and fled. In another three-car mishap at Park Ave and Eastern Heights Blvd, Paul Emre Jr faced charges for driving without a license and failure to yield. Minor collision at 248 Second St involved Harold Sparks and Raymond Green with no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
15Th St
West Ave
John E. Lacey
Frank Kudio
Kudio
Lacey
West Third
West River Streets
Kudlo
Henry Hairston
Chestnut St
Paul Emre, Jr
Vulcan St
Park Ave
Eastern Heights Blvd
Emre
Harold J. Dean
Winckles St
Harold A. Sparks
Canton
Raymond F. Green
South Bend
Ind
Second St
Sparks
Green
Probation Granted In Death Case
Charles E. Tharpe, 21, of 108 Malcolm Ct., was granted probation by Judge D. A. Cook after pleading guilty to vehicular manslaughter. He drove the car in which his uncle John Tharpe, of Ridgeville, was fatally injured on Hallover Rd May 29. Tharpe was committed to the county jail June 28 to await probation consideration and asked that his license be revoked for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Tharpe
Malcolm Ct
D. A. Cook
Tharpe
John Tharpe
Ridgeville
Hallover Rd
Court Ban Sought Over Use Of Avon Lake Name
Avon Lake Drugs owner Frank Krizek petitions Common Pleas Court to stop Eric and Mercy Maklebust and John B. McCurry from opening a rival drug store two doors east and using Avon Lake or similar name. He says his store, long known as Avon Lake Drugs, once occupied Maklebust property where the new store is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krizek
Avon Lake Drugs
Common Pleas
Eric
Mercy Maklebust
Courtland Dr
Avon Lake
John B. McCurry
Marlowe Ave
Lakewood
McCurry
Avon Lake Medical Pharmacy
Krizek
Maklebust
House To House Phase Vital In Filter Campaign
Elyria civic drive aims to reach a $13,000 filter goal through a Monday 7 to 9 pm house to house visit by about 250 Youth Council members who plan to reach 10,000 city homes. Drive chairman Dexter Kimball notes success of Community Chest drives suggests a full raise, with final totals and bank deposits to be reported later by Earl Tompkins. A preliminary fund count from businessmen through Kiwanis Rotary Lions Jr C of C and Amvets will be issued Monday.
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Elyria
Dexter Kimball
Drive
Kimball
Earl Tompkins
Kiwanis
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Jr. C of C
Amvets
Softwood Often Found Hard As Hardwood
Lumber dealers say many persons are deceived by the terms softwood and hardwood. The terms do not indicate quality of workability or durability. Hardwood covers broad-leaved trees and sheds leaves in autumn. softwood covers evergreens. Some softwood can be harder and more durable than some hardwood lumber.
Swanson Family Fields A Large Basketball Team
In Pontotoc Mississippi the Swanson family grows a basketball squad with 7 daughters Dorothy Norma Leuvenia Faye Kathleen Nona and Frances coached by their brother Marlin The clan boasts 30 children total with 12 girls and eight boys across the brood.
Snuff Mill Restored At Gilbert Stuart Birthplace
Rhode Island has reactivated a water wheel at the snuff mill in the Gilbert Stuart birthplace kitchen. The mill, built by the artist’s father, has been restored to running order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Kingstown
R. T
Rhode Island
Gilbert Stuart
Blaze Damages Car and Trailer at 200 Parmely Ave
A fire last evening at 200 Parmely Ave. damaged a car, attached trailer, and a nearby garage, with losses around 2000 dollars. The trailer was unoccupied. Owner George Burgett suspects boys with matches caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmely Ave
George Burgett
Burgett
Guatemala weighs safe conduct for ex-president Arbenz
Guatemala remains silent on Mexico’s request for safe conduct out of the country for ex-President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman, his wife, and two children. Observers recall Gen. Carlos Castillo Armas has said no safe conduct guarantees would be issued before cases are studied, as he contemplates talks with the United States on a possible bilateral military assistance pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Minis
Try
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
United States
Kiwanis Forms Teams to Boost Filter Funds Drive
Dexter S. Kimball announces two Kiwanis led fund raising teams for the Cascade Park Pool filter campaign. A 10 man unit led by John Kinter will target local businesses for donations and a 20 man group led by Omer Laubenthal will solicit other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park Pool
Dexter S. Kimball
Kiwanis
John Kinter
Omer Laubenthal
Kinter
Jack Arbour
C. J. Sarfor
Elmer Schmitz
A. H. West
Gene Hubbard
John Rebenack
A. J. Lehman
Harry McHale
W. H. Goodspeed
G. A. Smith
Laubenthal
Edward Bembower
Charles Cavagna
Reno H. Collier
James L. Dall Jr
Harold Dicken
Louis Kolopus
H. H. Meister
Jack Meyer
John Resar
D. J. Ryan Jr
F. A. Dusthimer
Ralph W. Hamlin
W. J. Henry
George Herman
Don Kirkbride
Lawrence Showalter
Earl Ware
J. H. Wehrhoff
E. G. Wieseke
L. E. Wurster
Courthouse Briefs Include Assault Fine and Several Divorces
Perry France 34 of Sheffield Lake paid a $25 fine after arraignment on assault and battery charges filed by Rosemary Kotai. A boy in Lorain was bitten by a stray dog and county health officials will review the incident. Multiple divorces were granted by Judge John Pincura, including Clara Terry from Leonard with child custody and support, Geraldine Pilson from Harry, Kathleen Hummel from John, Betty Markel from Gordon, and Jennie Lauricia from Alfonso. The Oberlin Savings Bank filed suit against Gordon and Betty Markel for 844 and foreclosure of a chattel mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry France
Hollywood Ave
Sheffield Lake
Justice C. C. Lord
Rosemary Kotai
St. Lorain
Miss Kotai
France
Sheriff Department
Richard Chudinski
West
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Clara Terry
Leonard
John Pincura
Oberlin Savings Bank
Gordon
Betty Markel
Oberlin
Produce Market Apples and Varied Produce Listings
Market notes list apples in 8s and 2 inch bundles, beans in cases green round and wax types, beets in bunches, cabbage in bulk and 24 qt boxes, carrots in 24 qt bundles, celery in 16 qt and 24 qt boxes, cherries and currants with limited quantities, cucumbers, Chinese cabbage, escarole, green onions, greens, sprouts, lettuces, mushrooms, parsley, potatoes, radishes, spinach, squash, tomatoes, hot house items, watercress and other staples with price ranges and unit formats typical of a market bulletin. Contains numerous typos and inconsistent spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkis
Big Boston
Ohio
Curio
Ob. Deis
County 4 H Band Club Meets Monday at Carlisle Grange
Lorain County 4 H Band Club will meet Monday at 8 p m at Carlisle Grange Hall. Fred Eppley, band director, says meetings will be held each Monday evening for practice in preparation for the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Carlisle
Fred Eppley
Aispano Arab College Planned in Madrid University City
Spain's council of ministers approved construction of a five story Aispano Arab College in Madrid University City to house 100 students and faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Council of Ministers
Workers Return As Ohio Edison Strike Ends
A nine day CIO utility workers strike at Ohio Edison ends as seven locals ratify a wage deal with the company and federal mediators. Workers return to midnight shifts. increases range four to eight cents per hour by classification. Strikes halted at Lorain Akron Youngstown Marion Toronto Warren and Shadyside plants. Supervision kept service ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Musgrave
Lake Erie
Ohio Edison Company
CIO Utility
CIO Utility Workers Union
Lorain
Akron
Youngstown
Marion
Toronto
Warren
Shadyside
Youth To Face Double Charge
A 16 year old Elyria youth was turned over to Juvenile Court authorities yesterday to answer charges of reckless driving and driving without a license. He fled a Cascade Park stop after officer John Madhock ordered him to the station. Police later nabbed him on LaGrange Road near Carlisle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cascade Park
Pary
John Madhock
Machock
LaGrange, Rd
Carlisle Ave
Grafton Woman Seriously Ill
Mr and Mrs Duane Sanders of Elyria and Allen Sanders of Oberlin traveled to Hanover New Hampshire to visit their mother Mrs Helen Sanders of Grafton who was stricken with a serious ailment at a summer camp there She reportedly required several blood transfusions and was showing slight improvement yesterday
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Grafton
Duane Sanders
Elyria
Allen Sanders
Oberlin
Hanover
XN. H
Helen Sanders
Toledo Cash Grain Market Report Summary
Toledo grain prices show No 2 soft red wheat at 1.92 a 1.92 or 2.0 0? No 2 yellow corn around 1.36 to 1.62 per bushel. Soybeans No 2 yellow quoted at 3 3 to 3 6 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ilack
Girl Hurt As Driver Hurries Home After Crash
William Palmer 25 of 405 Oberlin Rd. said he was in a hurry to get Dianne Richter 16 home by 1 a m. on West Ridge Rd. when his car skidded at a curve near Butternut Ridge Rd. and hit a tree. Richter was thrown from the rear and left with a cut and shoulder injury. Palmer had minor injuries. Richter’s condition listed as fair after transport to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Palmer
Oberlin Rd
Dianne Richter
R. D
Palmer
Steve Mohowski
James Howard
West Ridge
Dianne
Butternut Ridge Rd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Driver Is Held For Grand Jury In Traffic Death
Willie Henry 46 of 415 West 13th Street was bound over to the Grand Jury to answer a traffic manslaughter charge in the death of Mary A. Jones 75 who was struck while walking on the sidewalk at East Bridge and East. Mertie E. Royal of Lorain faces an improper left turn charge and is to be arraigned Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Henry
West 13Th St
Grand Jury
Mary A. Jones
More Traveling Helps To Raise Highway Costs
County Engineer Don E. Patterson cites a state highway department road use report showing a ten percent rise in total travel from 1951 to 1953. August 1953 records peak usage with 1,050 million miles on Ohio roads versus 950 million in August 1951 and 650 million in August 1941, indicating more vehicles and more miles per vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Don E. Patterson
Patterson
Ohio
Degree Event By Odd Fellows Set In Norwalk
Members of the Royal Purple degree team of the Northwest Encampment IOOF will be in Norwalk tonight to confer the degree on a class of candidates. They leave the IOOF Temple at 7 with transportation for all who wish to join the trip. Chief Patriarch Walter Sandroc presides. A C Miler and K Telzerow assist. A report of a Florida trip by Peter Spinger was a program feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Purple
Northwest
IOOF
Norwalk
Walter Sandroc
A. C. Miler
K. Telzerow
Florida
Peter Spinger
USDA Prices for Eggs Poultry and Butter Market Summary
US Department of Agriculture terminal market price table shows Grade A large eggs, medium eggs, and Butter prices. live poultry and ready to cook poultry offerings, with prices for Grade A and Grade B, including retailer and wholesale ranges. The data lists F.O.B. and delivered prices across terminal markets, plus various weight classes and quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department E of Agriculture F. O. B
G.S
Grace
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Pywnveno
R. Smith & CO
E.S.T. Bidg
Midwest Stock Change
St. & No
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The
Kings Daughters of Wellington
Myrtle Grose
H. L. Wight
Sara Curtice
Police Dept. News
Jack Stewart
West River St
Ernest C. Braden
Hawthorne St
Harry Oberstar
Euclid
Malcolm Edwards
Eugene J. Heill
Roosevelt St
Gilbert Branscum
Lake Ave
David W. Moss
East Ave
Charles Bayless
East Broad St
Wactau Kossewski
Thomas E. Morris
William Burgess
Avon
Samuel L. Moore
Death Records
Pierre R. Smith & CO
ASK
O.W
Bob Miller
Rte
LaPorte
Ike
Senate
William F. Knowland
House
Joseph Martin, Jr
Geraldine Pilson
Harry
Kathleen Hummel
John
Takacs
Josephine Ash
Rowelyn Ave
Wilson
Walter and
Maude Miles
Lake Rd
Mabel Romick
Benjamin Percy
Clara
Jennie Lauricia
Alfonso
Rivoli
Bowery Boys
Monsters
Black Horse Canyon
Secret of the
Capitoil
CinemaScope
County 4-H
Aispano-Arab College
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Ohio Edison
Toledo Cash Grain
Odd Fellows
Tom Elliott
D.D. S
Fourth Street
Drs. M. F.and
D. M. Elliott
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