Lorain Court Docket Delivers Liquor and Traffic Fines
Lorain Municipal Court lists dozens of cases including Margaret Yerico for Sunday liquor sale 50 dollars and costs John Laczko for DUI with 200 dollars and costs license suspended Benjmin Blakeney petty larceny 300 dollars and costs 90 days Toledo House of Correction Grace Brown unlicensed driving 50 dollars and costs 15 dollars held Patrick McBride permitting unlicensed driver 25 dollars Henry Daniels displaying fictitious license plates 30 dollars and costs 25 dollars withheld Paul Dellinger faulty brakes 5 dollars cost 25 dollars for other offenses including speeding reckless operation license suspensions and trials set for August 12 and July 20 with various bonds and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Yerico
20Th St
John Laczko
S2nd St
Benjmin Blakeney
2Th St
Toledo
West 31Th St
Patrick McBride
East 30Th St
Henry Daniels
West 83Th St
Paul Dellinger
Madison Ave
Stanley Dembek
May Bradley
West 66Th St
John Rusinack
West 21St St
Louis Johns
Dewitt St
Edward Smith
Lorain Dr
Isabell Koleno
West List St
Parish Holds Carnival at St Johns on School Grounds
St Johns parish sponsors a carnival on its school grounds at East 36th Street and Route with LORAIN—R L Smith chairing arrangements with Busser and F Kaph assisting. Rides games refreshments run today through Sunday. A fish fry is set for tomorrow 1 to 10 pm. chicken baskets Saturday 4 to 10 pm. roast beef Sunday 1 to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. John’s Parish
East 36Th St
Rt. At
R. L. Smith
Busser
F. Kaph
Avon Woman Heads Part Of Lorain UA
Avon resident Mrs. Lillian Alten will lead Lorain United Appeal clubs and organizations division for October campaigns. A former United Appeal board member she has co chaired the metropolitan division for three campaigns and serves on the Visiting Nurse Association board as secretary. She attends Mary Church Avon and is active in the Avon PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Lorain
United Appeal
Lillian Alten
Long Rd
United Appeal Board of Directors
Alten
Visiting Nurse Association
Mary Church
Avon Pta
Knife Out As 1960 Budget Deadline Passes
In Lorain the 1960 city budget deadline passed without approval. Council and the finance committee failed to reach a final, cuts-only plan, agreeing only that the $5.8 million budget must be trimmed by the auditor and mayor. They also debated a $2.57 million general fund request and suggested returning to last year’s level amid annexation and revenue concerns. Final council action is expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Council
Finance
L and Claims Committee
Earl Frank
Joseph Mitok
John C. Jaworski
Mitock
Jaworski
Frank
James Parobek
Carousel Next At Playhouse Huron Opens July Two
Huron Playhouse will stage Rodgers and Hammerstein Carousel for a five day run starting July 2. The 12 foot diameter carousel from a Fred Thayer design features three animals and a bench, powered by manpower. Dr. Donald C. Kleckner directs the season with 80 bright costumes and lavender and gold stage settings. He has led the group for six seasons and previously served as state president of Ohio theatre and speech educator groups. Aerial rice planting is reported on Soviet far eastern farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Playhouse
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Playhouse
Fred Thayer
Donald C.kleckner
Kleckner
Elks Hall Rezoning Nixed By Lorain Committee
Lorain city buildings and lands committee refused to re zone a 1.5 acre plot on West Erie Ave from R2 to R3 for a new Lorain Elks Lodge hall. Petitioners argued noise would disturb residents. lodge plans were revised but denied. The panel also approved R3 to B1 zoning on Kansas Ave and recommended leasing Cromwell Park land to the Lorain Animal Shelter for a $30,000 building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain Elks Lodge
West Erie Ave
BPOE
Cleveland
the Elks
E. W. Thomas
Lodge
Thomas
Kansas Ave
Colorado Ave
Nickel Plate Railroad
Cromwell Park
Lorain Animal Shelter and Placement Center, Inc
Plot In Cromwell Park Animal Shelter Requested
Lorain officials consider a 20 year lease of an acre and one third of Cromwell Park to the Lorain Animal Shelter and Placement Center. The group plans a 30000 dollar shelter after a city solicitor report on lease legality. The committee cited sanitation conflicts and a rail spur dividing the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Edward Novack
Police Hold Hungry Trio In Break In Lorain
Three Muncie residents are in custody after a Lorain service station break in. Harold Arbogast, 29, admitted the theft and said he needed money for food after finding the coin machine in reach. Police found his brother and a third youth in the car nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Muncie
Ind
Harold M. Arbogast
Reid Ave
10Th St
Arbogast
Anthony Palumbo
Thomas Varinetti
Home Workshop Wishing Well Pattern and Kit Offer
Reproduced old fashioned roofed wishing well with two back gates and an inside shelf for flower pots. Pattern 284-N shows how to build the well wheel and turning mechanism. Gardners helper Packet 27 offered for $1. both Pattern 184-N and Packet 27 available for $1.25 from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept Bedford Hills NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
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Municipal Court News
Erika Lumkin
East 20Th St
Reuben Ramos
East 34Th St
Theodore Raponi
Victor Vasquez
East 32Nd St
Francisci Corrinio
West 12Th St
Cleon Elliot
Maria Elliott
MBS
Lilaaan Alten
Soviet Union
Far East
Elks Hall
Animal Shelter Corporation
Ipattern
Bermuda
Mrex
the Fashion
Naya
Lil Alee
Beckwall
Beless
Blackwall
Caltifaction Guaanibed
Reu
Sears
Broad Street
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