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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1959

Page

14

Lorain grand jury to hear Ranier Corp probe and cases

The Lorain County grand jury will meet for a two day session with about a score of cases. Prosecutor Mikus said an investigation of Ranier Corp a Lorain home builder will be undertaken. Several felonies burglaries assaults and other charges are scheduled for consideration and witnesses will be called.

Lorain County Grand Jury Paul J. Mikus Ranier Corp Lorain Edward Pb. Austin North Olive St

Avon Firemen Fail To Save Burning Anderson Home

A swift Avon fire destroys the Krebs Rd. farm of Marvin C. Anderson. He is a semi invalid with a broken spine and neck braces, knocked unconscious by the blast while rescuing clothing from the basement. Neighbors help, but salvage is minimal and the family faces an uncertain summer.

Marvin Anderson Krebs Rd Avon Marvin C. Anderson Amerson Anderson Albert Thei Don Vacca Avon Volunteer Department Lakewood Hospital Rocky River Tisk Cc. F. Miller James Ferguson Jr Avon Lake Andersons Albert Theil Ferguson Theils Robert Weilard

Hard Winter and Smut Blamed for Low Lorain Wheat Yields

Lorain County wheat farmers report a low yield year with only 10 to 20 bushels per acre in some fields. Yields average 65 to 70 percent of the past decade, following a winter that froze plants including alfalfa and rust and Jense smut reducing output by about seven percent. Wheat statewide expected at 33 million bushels, 12.3 million below 1958. Harvest largely underway in central and southern Ohio while Lorain County harvest is just under way.

Ohio Lorain County

Elyria Finance Committee Approves Parks Levy and Pool Plans

Elyria City Council Finance Committee backing speeds renewal of city county fire protection contract and places a two year park levy on the November ballot. refinances the Eastern Heights pool note to fund the West Recreation Field pool with work set to begin and be ready by June 1960. An extension of the Project G note to Sept 1 also passes to save interest and update bonds.

Elyria Victor F. Stewart J3r West Recreation Field Eastern Heights Stewart Western Recreation Vernon Bell Clarence Schultz Joe Ciriglano Ellsworth Aibeit Safety Service Richard Laux Dale Keiloge Ciic Robert Kleinoeder

Man Questioned In Auto Agency Thefts

Deputies hold Galen D Rhodehamel 28 of 407 Lake Ave for questioning in two auto agency break ins. A new Ford and license plates were stolen from J R Dall agency and linked to a car found at a Rt 10 gas station. The suspect was found asleep in the stolen vehicle, intoxicated, after a tip from a former deputy.

Galen D. Rhodehamel Lake Ave Rhodehamel Rt. 10 Durkee Rd Walter Hill de Andrew Doychak Ford J. R. Dall Marie Charnock Eady Dall Rhodchamel Sherif James Howard Ichance Hill Doyichak Eaton Ralph ‘Smith Rt 10 Howard Smith

Fox Theater Assistant Manager Charged With Obscene Film

Joel A. Secoy 21, assistant manager of Columbus Fox Theater, pleads innocent to an August 4 charge of exhibiting an obscene movie after a raid Thursday night on the theater prompted by a Columbus businessman. The film Ten Nights in a Nudist Camp was confiscated and four patrons received rewards.

Columbus UPT Joel A. Secoy Fox Theater Secoy

Wheat Referendum Vote Stated Thursday

Farmers in Lorain County and the nation’s wheat belt will vote Thursday on continuing the federal marketing quota program for wheat. The program sets price support within quotas and penalties for excess production, with support rate depending on whether quotas are approved.

Lorain County Ghia Plains States Farm Bureau United Presse Internateomal

Lorain Scouts Return From Colorado Round-Up

Eight Lorain County Senior Girl Scouts attended a 10 day International Round-up in Colorado with 8,500 attendees from the United States and 27 foreign countries. They met peers from Hawaii and Alaska, viewed fireworks on July 4 at Pike's Peak, visited the Air Force Academy and Garden of the Gods, and joined a centennial program with Indian dances and a rodeo. The group consumed 28 tons of meat and fish, 15 tons of fruit, 3.5 tons of fresh butter, 3 tons of sugar, and 178000 quarts of milk. The Lorain troop members include Lorna Ford Diane Cameron Barbara McGuire Marcia Meeks Barbara Metzger Mary Ann Stocker Connie Sallis and Carolyn White.

Marcia Meeks Lorain County Colorado Mareia Japan Lebanon Mexico England Canada United States Hawaii Alaska Pike's Peak Air Force Academy Gardens of the Gods Flying W Ranch Lorna Ford Diane Cam‘eron Barbara McGuire Marcia ‘Meeks Barbara Metzger Mary Ann Stocker Connie Sallis Carolyn White

Tax Payment Period Extended Until July 28

County Treasurer Schmitkons announced real estate tax deadline extended to July 28 with expected collections near 6.9 million by deadline. He noted current collections exceed 4 million and include substantial outstanding tax stacks.

Schmitkons

Poison warning at Lorain County Fair booth

A Lorain County Medical Society exhibit at the Lorain County Fair will alert parents to keep toxic materials out of reach of young children. Dr A M Mattes chairs the poison control committee and leads a dramatic display with aid from the American Medical Association and other physicians to stress health and safety.

A.M. Mattes Torain County Medical Society Lorain County American Medical Association Larain County

Boy Dies After Auto Pedestrian Collision in Medina

Six year old Robert S. Flowers Jr. of Rt 303 Medina died after an auto pedestrian crash on Rt 303 injured his sister Shelley, 7. Doreen L. Gray, 25, of Medina drove the vehicle. she was not charged. Robert suffered fatal brain injuries, skull contusions, and other injuries. Shelley sustained a fractured leg and wrist with multiple contusions. Both children were treated at Medina Hospital before Robert died at Akron Children’s Hospital.

Medina Brunswick Akron Children's Hospital Robert S. Flowers, Jr Medina Post State Highway Patrol Robert Shelley Doreen L. Gray Rt. 5 Medina Hospital Akron

Two Daughters Beaten by Cleveland Mother

A 23 year old mother in Cleveland told police she struck her two daughters with pop bottles and a shoe after they would not sleep. Neighbors heard screams and called police. Six year old Brenda was unconscious with a bottle wound and underwent brain surgery. Wynora, four, was treated and released. The mother, Lucille Grayson, was indifferent, with two young sons present.

Cleveland UPD Lucille Grayson Grayson Wynora Brenda

Second Park Concert Scheduled Tomorrow

The Ely Park Pop Concert series continues with a 3 to 4 30 p.m. performance tomorrow directed by David Schsnucker. A 40 piece Elyria Lorain Local 14% AFM band from Elyria will perform Rogers and Hammerstein selections plus band medleys and classical pieces. Spectators are urged to bring chairs. Lions Club runs the concession with Coca Cola products supplied.

Ely Park Elyria Lions Club Jered David Schsnucker Elyria-Lorain American Federation of Musicians Elyria Chamber of Commerce Recording Industry Trust Fund Rogers and Hammerstein Carousel Nancy Pelander Sop Tam Washington Post Invercargill Billboard Thunderer Robert Williamson Elyria Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Conces City Club Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Tomorron

Ohio Sergeant Talks In Plane To Save 24 Aboard

Ohio Air Force sergeant George Sutton, a native of Steubenville, talked in to guide a crippled plane into Olmstead Air Force Base. With engine failure en route from Quantico to Niagara Falls, fog reduced visibility to one mile and ceiling to 300 feet. The craft landed safely, saving 24 lives.

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