Injunction Halts Temporary Picketing in Cusick Case
The Ninth District Court of Appeals grants a temporary injunction to halt picketing of Cusick home building projects in Lorain County pending merits hearing. Seven labor groups and the BTC are named in the order, with one picket allowed per site. The hearing may address whether Cusick Builders engages in interstate commerce and brings NLRB involvement.
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Jack Cusick
Elytia
Campagna Dr
Lorain County Common Pleas Courh
LeRoy Kelly
Cusick
Kelly
Atty
Harry Bogart
A. F. Bedeski
Lorain
Carpenters’ Union
Lorain County Building Trades Council
County
Laborers’ Union
Bogart
BTC
Jack R. Moore Named Acting Shaw Principal Gets Ridgeville Post
Jack R. Moore age 33, director of athletics and acting principal at Shaw High School East Cleveland, will leave for Ridgeville Local Board of Education to become high school principal succeeding Don Swartz. Moore, Willoughby resident, holds degrees from Kent State and is earning a doctor of education at Western Reserve University. Swartz moves to Norton High School. Moore’s starting salary at Ridgeville is 8000 with half days shared until Aug 1.
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Shaw High School
East Cleveland
Ridgeville
Jack R. Moore
Willowick
Kent State University
Western Reserve University
Swartz
Norton Center School Board
Summit County
Eeen
Norton High
Moore
U. S. Navy
Kent
iCoshocton
Shaw
Kappa Delta Pi
Epsilon Pi Tat
Rader
Leo Watts
Court Hears Ditch Case Arguments
Judge John D. Pincura heard testimony in a declaratory judgment suit filed by Grace Sullivan and relatives against Lorain County Commissioners and Sunrise Development Inc. The Sullivans seek a court view of their rights over widening and deepening Culver ditch to serve Sunrise’s proposed 300 home project and its planned sewage disposal plant. The effluent would drain into the Culver ditch passing through the Sullivan property.
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John D. Pincura
Grace Sullivan
Lorain County Commissioners
Sunrise Development Inc
Culver Ditch
North Ridgeville
Jaycox
Sullivan
Wayne, Black
Sullivans
Motel Guest's Horse Feeds Under Old Law
In Seattle a Lyndon Washington dairyman named Fred Polinder rode to a motel demanding free oats for his horse. He produced a city ordinance requiring an innkeeper to feed oats to horses kept at the inn. Deputy Sheriff Walter Posel arrived with a palomino horse and a pistol visible. Barney the Civiesdale fetched oats moments later as part of a milk fund gag tied to a wagon line.
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Seattle
UPD
Jeff Perry
Fred K. Polinder
Lyndon
Perry
Polinder
Perm
Walter R Posel
Door Buster Sale Prompts Burglary at Joseph’s Store
In Dunkirk New York burglars broke into Joseph's clothing store the day after a Door-Buster Sale advertisement. The break in spilled wet clothing and a $100 loss was reported.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
CPT
Joseph
Last Rites For Racing Leader Set
Funeral services for Robert G. Hochenedel 29 a former Elyrian who died Sunday at Harbor General Hospital Torrance California will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park The body will be flown from California arriving Friday morning Hochenedel a former Chronicle Telegram employee and Arlington California resident was badly hurt in a Torrance motorcycle race July 10 and died of pneumonia while in hospital Surviving are his wife Donna three children Laura Ann Barbara Jo and Bradford his father Robert J Inglewood California his mother Mrs Doris Payne Elyria a sister Mrs Joan Shebek Elyria and grandfather Jesse Melton Elyria He was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church While living in Elyria he was a stock car driver and served three years as president of the Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Friday
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Robert G. Hochenedel
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Calif
Sudro-Curtis
James L. Lumadue
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
California
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Hohhenedel
Chronicle-Telegram
Arlington
Donna
Laura Ann
Barbara Jo
Bradford
Robert J
Inglewood
Doris Payne
Elyria
Joan Shebek
Mis
Jesse Melton
Hochenedel
Northern Ohio
Territory of Courts Clarified and Expanded Jurisdiction
The Ohio Legislature passed an omnibus bill expanding Municipal Court jurisdiction in Avon Lake Elyria Lorain and Oberlin The Elyria Municipal Court now includes North Village and LaGrange Kipton and Vermilion on the Lake fall under Oberlin Court Sheffield Lake is placed under Lorain Municipal Court The wording clarifies village inclusion in the Lorain court area
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Ohio
Avon Lake
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
North Village
LaGrange
Kipton
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Oberlin Court
Sheffield Lake
Lorain Court
Home Deal Not Made and Suit Filed Over Lorain Property
Louis and Myrtle Barbato of Elyria sue Silvio and Emilie Falbo for $3,075 claiming a May 5 contract to sell 831 G Street Lorain for 8500 failed after a $5 down payment. They allege the Falbos refused to complete the purchase and seek 3000 damages plus 75 for lost rent.
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Louis
Myrtle Barbato
R. D
Elytia
Lorain
Silvio
Emilie
Falbo
Eighth St
Elyria Man Named Thew Shovel Contract Sales Manager
R. T. Maynard, a long time Elyria resident since 1948, has been named contract sales manager of Thew Shovel Co. The new position aims to promote economic growth and diversification through volume sales of equipment and to handle sale of Thew Lorain products to government agencies. Maynard joined Thew in 1948 and has 20 years in construction sales. He studied at Dartmouth and NYU earning a BSc in commerce. The Maynard family includes three children.
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Elyria
R. T. Maynard
Ohio St
Thew Shovel Co
Don L. Douglass
Thew
Maynard
Dartmouth College
New York University
Maynards
Alaska Opens Arms to Those Ready and Able
An Anchorage essay argues Alaska offers opportunity for the wealthy or financially prepared, noting welfare needs and state debt from jobless benefits. It urges visitors to visit first, secure work or sufficient funds for a month, and avoid false miracles, warning of hardships in frontier life yet praising welcoming locals.
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Alaska
Nominating Petitions Filed by 15 Rochester Candidates
Fifteen candidates filed nominating petitions with Lorain County Board of Elections for Rochester village offices. Among them are two incumbent mayors from Avon and LaGrange. Walter Jewett challenger for mayor. Walter Meloy not seeking reelection. Incumbents and non incumbents crowd the slate with six council seats and town trustees races noted. A separate Avon Lake school and Wellington township races also appear. A Walter Grady? bond proposal seeks 75 000 for a storm sewer trunk. millage estimate starts at 2.6161 mills for five years with a simple majority.
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Lorain County
William T. Cummings
Avon
Harry Grablenstetter
LaGrange
Walter Meloy
Rochester
Walter C. Jewett
G. del ‘Bates
Ibond
Wellington
Inch
Man Denies Threat With Whiskey Bottle
Euclid Thomas, 38, of 3324 Main St North Ridgeville pleaded innocent in Elyria Municipal Court to threatening James Weber with a whiskey bottle yesterday. He admitted intoxication and was fined $3 and costs. trial on the threat was set for August 6. bond was set at 200. The incident occurred shortly before noon near his home. Weber, the complainant, lives in the same area.
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Euclid Thomas
Main St
North Ridgeville
Elyria
James Weber
Thomas
Frank Wilcox
Sheriff's Department
Weber
Summit Vetoed By Washington Reference In Michigan Note
The University of Michigan's Clements Library holds a pos session letter describing a British proposal for a summit conference to end the American Revolution. Admiral Lord Richard Howe suggested King’s benevolent intentions, but George Washington deemed the idea improper.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Clements Library
George Washington
Washington
Richard Howe
America
Circus at El Rey Grotto Park Supports Cerebral Palsy
El Rey Grotto members sell tickets for Hagen Bros three ring circus Friday at El Rey Grotto Park Rt 58 with two shows at 2 and 8 pm. Proceeds aid the Grotto humanitarian fund aiding children with cerebral palsy. Guests include Green Acres Elyria Cerebral Palsy Center and Elyria School for Mentally Retarded Children.
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el Rey Grotto
Hagen Bros
el Rey Grotto Park
Grotto Humanitarian Fund
Green Acres
Elyria
Elyria School
Big Top
Atlee Terry
Circus Project
Grotto
Grand Jury Substitutes Named for Two Day Session
Court bailiff William Judge announced four changes to the Lorain Elyria grand jury. New members Grace L. Gove P J Mullen Marjorie Snowden all of Lorain and Archie E Penfound of Elyria will fill vacancies left by Ehricke. Foreman Harold A Allen of Lorain remains the leader from the May 12 selection.
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William Judge
Grand Jury
Grace L. Gove
Cleveland Bld
P. J. Mullen
North Jefferson Blvd
Marjorie Snowden
Cleveland J Biv
Lorain
Archie E. Penfound
Princeton Ave
Elyria
Hiking Grandma Reaches Oregon After Long Walk
Emma Gatewood a 1 year old grandmother from Gallipolis Ohio arrived in Nyassa Oregon ahead of a centennial wagon train completing her walk from Independence Me. She was greeted by city and civic officers and honored for her journey carrying a 14 pound pack with clothing food water a blanket and a bedroll. She has 11 children 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren and began her trek May 11 from Independence Maine.
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Ontario
Ore
UPI
Emma Gatewood
Gallipolis
Ohio
Oregon
Independence
Nyassa
Gateweed
Third Pop Concert Scheduled Tomorrow
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce presents the third Pop Concert in Ely Park at 8 p.m. featuring Lorain County musicians from Local 146 AFL. Nancy Pelander sings I Love You Just One of Those Things Gypsy Love Song Italian Street Song and more with selections from The Music Man Brigadoon and bands marches. Proceeds go to Safety Town. rain postpones to Sunday 3 p.m. in the park.
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Elyria
Nancy Pelander
Cole Porter
Elyria City Club
Safety Town
Wheat Referendum Vote Opens Tomorrow for Lorain County
About 1152 eligible farmers in Lorain County will vote tomorrow on whether the 1960 wheat crop should be grown under government marketing controls. Two voting sites open 6 am to 6 pm EDT at Carlisle Fire Station and Wellington Fire Station.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Carlisle
Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Black River
Brownhelm
Columbia
Eaton
Elyria
Grafton
Henrietta
LaGrange
Ridgeville
Russia
Sheffield
Wellington
Camden
Huntington
Penfield
Pittsfield
Rochester
Theo Camp
YMCA Girls Camp Staff Is Selected
Miss Margaret Strohm announces 19 young women named to the Camp Iss gram girls session staff. Joan Shilling and Sandra Weiss assist. Sue Somers leads water safety with Connie Sallis and Melanie Dickie.
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Margaret Strohm
Camp
Issgram
Joan Shilling
Sandra Weiss
Sue Somers
Connie Sallis
Melanie Dickie
Carmela Jeffries
Susan Stillwell
Carellia Stillwell
Betty Bake
Barbara Starr
Marlene Hauer
Betty Bates
Carol Bogart
Delaware
Marian Cheesnan
Wyandotte
Joan Shoemaker
Mohican
Beverly Spike
Huron
Pam Vandemark
Eric
Kathy Moore
Ottawa
Beggars in Frankfurt Profit From American Generosity
UPI reports Frankfurt beggars earn up to double the German average with daily cash from American visitors. Veterans Walther and Hans describe how kindness from American soldiers funds their livelihoods, aided by appearances and misfortune. Walther, 62, shelters papers in a plastic bag outside a snack bar, saying a dollar felt like progress.
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Frankfurt. Germany
UPI
Frankfurt
Germany
Post Exchange
Hans
Gar
Walther
Federal aid grants eyed by Lorain County school boards
Lorain County boards of education have applied for the latest federal aid, matching local funds for equipment in science math and modern languages. While some oppose federal control, districts pursue funds to avoid missing revenue, noting local financing could be cheaper without red tape. Most prior federal aid focused on lunch and milk programs.
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Lorain County
Boards of Education
Board OKs Fire Pact-Contract for Elyria protection
County commissioners approve a year and a half fire protection contract with the City of Elyria for three Carlisle Township locations the county garage infirmary and the juvenile detention home. The pact runs from July 1 with a monthly credit of 100 and hourly equipment charges of 300 first hour 100 each additional for the county garage and 400 first hour 100 each additional for the infirmary and detention home.
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City of
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Edward Gawilik
Commissioners Adopt Hospital Care Contracts
Lorain County welfare contracts renewed with Elyria Memorial Hospital at 27.26 dollars per day and Amherst Hospital at 26.07 dollars per day. Both agreements run for one year and cover hospital services for welfare cases.
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Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Amherst Hospital
Girl Injured After Fall At Cascade Park Ford
Nine year old Dorothy Branch of 114 Ariemas Court slipped on a stone lamp while crossing a ford at Cascade Park. She was treated and X-rayed for injuries, taken home about 2 30 p.m., then later to the hospital.
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Inma Branch
Dorothy Branch
lAriemas Cr
Cascade Park
Duffer's Dilemma in Monte Carlo Golf York
Bob Hope described a Monte Carlo golf round last week as a one on one game with friend Rev Pardee Erdman. He joked he has crick in the neck from turning his head to swear due to shaving mishaps.
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London
Bob Hope
Monte Carlo
Hope
Pardee Erdman
Crick
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Seelang Ithe
Dale Winfield
George J. Leber
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G. A. Davidson
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R. H.murray
Circus Hits
Victor Herbert
Ohio Farm Bureau
YMCA
John A. Calcott
Board OK
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