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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1965

Page

9

Annex battle nears decision in Sheffield Township case

Judge Robert Vetter took under advisement the annexation effort to add about 2000 acres in Sheffield Township, including the O Neil Sheffield Shopping Center, to Lorain. The long case traces back to 1958 petitions, county approval, and a challenge by Las M Simo and others. If Vetter rules the amended petition legal, Lorain can proceed with city incorporation of the area.

Sheffield Sheffield Township O'Neil-Sheffield Lorain Common Pleas Robert Vetter Norwalk Vetter Ohio Kingsley Taft LeRoy St. Kelly Las M Simo Bissell St Ohio Supreme Court Judge Vetter

Sanford pledges full-time fire protection if Carlisle annexes

Mayor Sanford outlines a plan with Elyria to create a full-time fire department in Carlisle Township upon annexation. Eight full-time firefighters, including two officers, would be stationed at the township station with equipment from Elyria. Volunteer members would remain as a supplemental force, paid for services rendered, while city council must approve. Insurance premium impacts and cross-township fire coverage are being studied.

Carlisle Township Elyria Tred Sanford Lyle C Scott Safety Service Jack M. Birchhill Carlisle Flytia Sanford National Board of Fire Underwriters

Four Elyria Streets May Get New Downtown Lighting

Public input sought on extending White Way lighting to Lodi Street from Broad to Chestnut, West Avenue to Lodi, Chestnut from Third to Washington, and from Broad to the city parking lot. Mercury vapor lights favored. financing options include assessments. CATV proposals due July 27 from Elyria Telerama, Ohio Radio Corp, and Altoona CA.

Elyria City Council Utilities Committee Marguerite Bowman Lodi St Broad St Chestnut St West Ave Third St Washington Ave John Katko Harald West CR Katko Elyria Telerama Ohio Radio Corp Port Clinton Altoona

Two Die In Carroll County Two Car Crash Near Minerva

A two car collision on Ohio 183 about 1.5 miles west of Minerva Carroll County left two dead and three injured. Victims were Roy Vanvooris of Canton and Allen Herbert of Canton who was a passenger in Vanvooris car.

Minerva Ohio UPI Ohio 183 Here Carroll County Roy Vanvooris Canton Allen Herbert Vanvooris

Ammonia fumes kill 2 at dairy trustees race filing

Ammonia fumes from a 1000 gallon tank at the Page Dairy in Lorain County killed two men and sent six others to hospitals. Paul Holtzman and Charles Holtzman, both candidates for township trustee, were among those hospitalized. the incident occurred as trustees candidates filed for office.

Toledo Page Lorain County

Machock Memorial Planting Dedication Set for Cascade Park

The Machock Memorial Planting Project dedicates Cascade Park improvements tomorrow with a 10 am ceremony and an 11 am Hillsdale Ct. planting. Elyria parks supervisor Mr Machock died in February after 42 years of service. Mrs Machock and children attend with floral tributes from Mayor Sanford.

Cascade Park Machock Cascade Booth Bazley Hillsdale Ct John Machock Elyria Park Board Sanford Helen C. Ely Madhock William A. Ely Park Service

Ohio House approves foundation plan raising Lorain pupil aid by nine dollars

The Ohio House of Representatives approved a school foundation bill increasing aid by about nine dollars per pupil for Lorain County districts for the coming school year. Total county funding for 1966 is about 7.63 million dollars, with Elyria City Schools and Lorain City Schools receiving large shares. The Senate now considers the measure.

Columbus Lorain County New School Foundation Ohio House of Representatives Senate Elyria City Lorain City Clearview Keystone

Testifying women's phone threats tied to Avery murder case

Two women who testified in the first degree murder case against Mary Ann Avery report telephone threats and harassment. Elyria Common Pleas Court found Avery guilty of tormenting and cruel punishment of her child, sentencing her to six months in jail and a $200 fine. Police investigate threats to Mrs. Ann Weigle and Mrs. Hasemary Krause, who said male callers warned of harm if their relatives testified.

Lorain Marr.slaughter Mary Ann Avery Avery Common Pleas Court Elyria Ann Weigle East and Maryanne

Trains Collide West of Town. Minor Injuries Reported

Two westbound Baltimore and Ohio Railway trains collided about a mile west of here last night. Several crewmen treated at New London Hospital for minor injuries. A mainline all-car train hit a work train from Lodi to Willard as a siding entry occurred. About 14 cars damaged. engineer A L Berry of New Castle reported traveling about 45 mph with signals indicating clear track.

Nova Baltimore and Ohio Railway Here New London Hospital Lodi Willard A. L. Berry New Castle

Elyria area carriers named outstanding for college scholarships

From a group of 3X Elyria area boys 11 have been named outstanding carriers for The Chronicle Telegram and will compete for two 200 scholarships to a college or trade school finalists in the city association competition are Russell Rauscher John Frank Dale Carrick Tom Dunnlap Phil Smith and Ed Hadaway Top contestants in the suburban category are Walter Baron Elyria Tom Greene Well ington Ron Edwards Ripton Danny Smith and Jerry Henson North Ridgeville The boys were chosen on the basis of a questionnaire two customer recommendations school grades and district manager evaluation Finalists will appear before a panel of businessmen to decide scholarship recipients Awards will be made at a dinner July 28 at 7 p.m. at the First Congregational Church.

Elyria Area Chronicle-Telegram Russell Rauscher North Abbe Rd John Frank West River Rd Dale Carrick Gulf Rd Tom Dunnlap Princeton Ave Phil Smith Pasadena Ave Ed Hadaway Belmar Ct Walter Baron Grafton Elyria Tom Greene Wellington Ron Edwards Ripton Danny Smith Calann Dr Jerry Henson Center Ridge North Ridgeville First Congregational Church

Elyria Chief Seeks Women Police amid Salary Parity Debate

Elyria Chief Maurice C. Flood seeks female police officers highlighting equal pay and same benefits for women as men. He cites few qualified applicants and outlines a six month probation with starting Class B pay of 358 dollars monthly, rising to 424 dollars, plus full city benefits.

Elyria Maurice C. Flood Flood Ohio

Strongsville agrees to waterline link with Cleveland system

Lorain County Commissioners heard that Strongsville approved construction of a waterline section to connect with Cleveland's water system. Consulting engineer Thomas J. Neff said the $2.3 million project moves to negotiations with Cleveland for water supply.

Strongsville Ers Cleve‘rain County Columbia Eaton Carlisle Lorain County Thomas J. Neff Cleveland Neff Commission

Car Train Crash Kills Sanduskian Driver

In Sandusky one man, Francis Kleinfelter, 39, of 1725 Pier Street, died when his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Railway train at 5:49 p.m. The collision injured Kleinfelter’s wife and three children. Conductor L H Koehler, 53, reported he saw the car and attempted an audible warning. The train, eight cars with a caboose, was traveling on Main Road a few miles south.

Sandusky Main Rd Francis Kleinfelter Pier St Erie County Sheriff's Office Kleinfelter Baltimore and Ohio L.H. Koehler Hebron

Editors Elect Pease President of Editors Group

In St Louis Missouri near Oberlin, the International Conference of Weekly Newspaper Editors elected Pease as president during the annual meeting. The Oberlin News-Tribune reports Thursday’s vote and highlights the leadership change within the group.

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