Rupert Seeks Avon Lake Village Chief Post Under New Charter
Rupert, current Avon Lake mayor, will run nonpartisan for the unexpired term of Le yland Rice. He filed at the Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria. Other candidates filed for village council, school board, and Board of Municipal Utilities with two year terms. petitions open until August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynus M. Rupert
Avon Lake
Leyland Rice
Rupert
Elyria
Lorain
Avon Lake Local
Frank Crane
Arthur J. Laws
Thomas A. McMahan
John von Pischke
Ferdinand Fischer
Leslie Andersen
Ralph Plapp
Garrison Moore
Paul Hollinger
Ernest Werdel
Board of Municipal Utilities
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Drury
Garner
King
Brunn
von Pischke
Donald Harker
Fischer
Andersen
Plapp
Avon Lake Board of Election
Edna von Pischke
William Malls
Henry J. Page
Fred Sloane
Douglas Denton
Ruth Fox
Election Board
Two Drivers Arrested After Light Run Collision
Carl Snyder of Carlisle Avenue was fined ten dollars and costs in police court for reckless driving after a crash at West Avenue and 15th Street at 7 a.m. Snyder ran a red light in the collision with a car driven by Robert Dickinson of East River Street. Eugene Cavaceci of 18th Street was also arrested for running the light while investigators were on the scene. he claimed he was watching the damaged vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Snyder
Carlisle Avenue
West Avenue
15Th i Street
Robert Dickinson
East River Street
Snyder
Eugene Cavaceci
18Th, Street
Cavaceci
Police reports cite multiple city incidents and offenses
Fenders damaged in a 64g am collision on Cleveland street involving Joseph Wisniewski of 362 Sixth Street and Frederick Robinson of 500 West Third Street. Arch ie Hunter of 308 16th Street fined 150 dollars and suspended from driving for a year after a DUI arraignment before Mayor Henr W Ault. Edward Hopkins of 405 Fuller Road fined 15 dollars on speeding after yesterday 6 pm arrest. A 26 year old man was detained for investigation after allegedly following two girls near Middle Avenue and George Street at 12:20 am. Sidney Laskey Jr of Ashtabula fined 10 dollars on reckless driving after a collision on Est Bridge Street with a parked Economy Motor Sales car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wisniewski
Sixth Street
Frederick Robinson
West Third Street
Cleveland Street
Archie Hunter
16Th Street
Elyria
Henr W. Ault
C. E. Andress
Edward Hopkins
Fuller Road
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
George Street
Sidney Laskey, Jr
Ashtabula
Est Bridge Street
Economy Motor Sales
Amherst death notices and obituaries compiled
Catherine Haas of Amherst dies at 60 after four days in Amherst hospital. She leaves five sons and daughters, grandchildren, sisters and brothers. services Friday at 2 p.m. at Emmerich funeral home, burial in Elmwood. Lucille McLaughlin, 57, of Elyria dies at Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Survived by daughter, son, and three grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. John August Stapels, 78, of Wellington dies at home after lingering illness. Survived by wife Edith, son Paul, two grandchildren. service Friday at Assembly Church of God in Litchfield, burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Haas
Amherst
Catherine Elizabeth Haas
Maple Avenue
Amherst Hospital
Sicinity
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Albert Haas
Jesther
Betty
Wilma Haas
Ralph
Lloyd
Roy
Earl
Donald
Elyria
Ben Nickel
South Amhherst
Henry Edwards
Ella Krieg
Ernest Reinhardt
South Amherst
John Reinhardt
Richard Reinhardt
Emmerich Funeral Home
J. H. Bollens
St. Peter's Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorrain
Lucille McLaughlin
Charles Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sarah Massey
Ray McLaughlin Jr
Colorado Springs
Col
Ralph McNulty
Carrie Shamel
Cleveland
Helen Yoder
Wheeling
W. Va
Louise Leslie
Florida
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
John August Stapes
Wellington
John August Stapel
South Main Street
Medina
Edith
Paul
Akron
Curtis B. Truman
Assembly Church of God
Litchfield
Chester Roig
Greenwood Cemetery
Officials Still Pessimistic On Korean Armistice Talks
Washington officials voiced continued pessimism about a real Korean peace as Kae-Song talks proceed. Marshall and Acheson warned of tough, unresolved points including troop withdrawal, a military line, post armistice maneuvers, and prisoner exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Defense
George C. Marshall
United Nations
Marshall
Dean Acheson
38Th Parallel
Detroit
Acheson
Taylor Files Petition For Elyria School Board Seat
Rufus G. Taylor appointed earlier this year to Elyria Public Schools Board seeks election to a full four year term in November. He is vice president of Colson Corporation in charge of industrial relations and filed his nominating petition on the non partisan ballot. Taylor has led Kiwanis and other civic groups and lives at 235 Stanford Avenue. He was appointed to fill Dr. Charles Guth’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Horsch
Baird
Ammel
Martin
Ammiel
Geta
Elyria
Eastern Heights
Toll Department
Rufus G. Taylor
Board of Education
Elyria Public Schools
Taylor
Colson Corporation
Lorain County
Memorials and windows marked Elyria church dedication
The Washington building at Elyria High School hosted dedication events led by Rt. Rev. Frank DuMoulin on May 20, 1917. Memorials included a new choir stalls gift from Mr. and Mrs. Rockwood and several windows and furnishings honoring family names. ongoing discussions referenced armistice talks and UN and Communist negotiations in a broader wartime context.
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Washington
Elyria High School
Frank DuMoulin
Elyria
S. S$. Rockwood
I. D. Faxon
A. T. Shaw
James M. Worthington
Hannah Lovett Garford
William Fortune
George S. Davies
Willetts of
Philadelphia
A. L. Garford
Hannah
Lovett Garford
St. Andrew
St. Peter
Henry J. Eady
U.S
George C. Marshall
Katsong
Joy
C. Turner Joy
Courthouse arraignments mix fines with numerous civil suits
John Perkovich and Adelbert Schneider of Strongsville received $25 fines and suspended 30 day jail terms for assault and battery after July 20 at Ann and Andy's Nite Club in Columbia Station. Multiple civil suits were filed including bankrupt-ting and divorce actions, with notable cases involving Yates Construction, Hartford Insurance, and several Lorain residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perkovich
Adelbert Schneider
Strongsville
James Horn
Louise Waldo
Berea
Ann
Andy
Columbia Station
Sheriff Department
Dr. O'Brien Opens Obstetrics Gynecology Office Here
Dr. O'Brien announced the opening of a new obstetrics and gynecology office at 215 Court Street. He earned a BA from Ohio University in 1941 and an MD from the University of Cincinnati in 1944, then served in the Army Medical Corps and as a resident at Kings County Hospital before establishing practice in Elyria. He resides at 258 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan G. Qurien
Court Street
O'Brien
Ohio University
Athens
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Army Medical Corps
Ft., Knox
Henrietta Township to Vote on Levy Renewal
Residents in the Henrietta Township Local School District will vote at the general election on renewing a tax levy to fund current expenses. Commission testimony described toll service delays as partly due to wartime equipment shortages and rising traffic, with new toll boards promised for October and November to improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Township
Ammel
Resuscitator Squad Revives 84 Year Old Woman Again
Fire department resuscitation units were called to Mrs. C. M. Herb, 84, at 179 Lexington Avenue, administering oxygen after a series of heart attacks. This marked the squad’s third attempt since Sunday, with an oxygen supply briefly exhausted yesterday and again last night. Captain W. S. McVettan and Fireman Myron T. Briggs returned to Station One at 9:30 am after responding to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Herb
Lexington Avenue
Maynard property west of church becomes garden site in Elyria
In 1926 the Maynard property west of the church was bought. The residence was moved, the lot graded and fenced, and has since served as a church garden, a rare downtown Elyria feature. Dr Redhead received an honorary Doctor of Divinity in 1935 from his alma mater. He led the parish through a centennial in 1937 with gifts including tower chimes and a stained glass window. He resigned November 1, 1942 and was named rector emeritus. the Redheads settled at 335 Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Redhead
George C. Worthington
James
Edward Leigh Cook
George Stevens
Ransford Lewis
Lyman Clark
Louis Kellogg
Markley To Seek Sheffield Lake Mayor Post
James C. Markley will run for mayor of Sheffield Lake Village in the November general election. Lorain County Board of Elections officials said Markley, not currently in office, has filed his nominating petition as a non-partisan candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Markley
Sheffield Lake Village
Lorain County Board of Elections
Markley
Woman Dismisses Attorney And Wins Probation
In Lorain a mother of four facing a neglect charge dismissed her second attorney and pleaded guilty before Judge Malcolm Thomson. She received probation and was placed with juvenile court on supervision after initial bond and custody disputes over her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sella Cerna
Celia Acs
Lorain
Malcolm Thomson
Frank Acs
Lorain City
Lorain County
Common Pleas
John Pincura
Child Wellie Department
Harold Ewing
Jane Patterson
Ask Former Bus Stop Be Reinstated
Broad Street merchants petition the city administration to restore a bus stop in front of Indicott's Photo Shop. The stop was discontinued after a brief period and now lies a significant distance from the terminal near Marshall Drug Store, prompting calls to reinstate the former location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Broad Street
Indicott
Marshall Drug
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Prices at noon provided by United Press show market values across key commodities and securities. The report lists latest figures for grains metals and energy with notable shifts from prior close and regional price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Markets show mixed livestock, produce, and grains data
Markets report Cleveland Livestock Market receipts steady with varied cattle prices and hogs down. Butter and eggs move unsettled in Chicago cash quotes. potatoes show mixed US shipments while Clover Seed and other commodities list prices. Obituary notes Cora Mack Weygandt, 85, mother of Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt, dies in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
F.O.B
United States
California
Maryland
Oregon
Texas
Wooster
Cora Mack Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Wooster Community Hospital
Weygandt
Wayne County Common Pleas
William E. Weygandt
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PUCO
Edney Griffith
Winter
Amme
Elyria- Lorain Broadcasting Co
Commis
Sioner Winter
Police Dept. News
Sudro-Curtis
Death Records
B. W. Employees Federal Credit. Union
George N. Bennett
Dyke, Toad
Roxie Mays
Robert
Anna Mrozowski
Stanley
Marvin Evenchik
Garford Avenue
Yates Construction Co
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Mike Vignovich
East 29Th Street
Vignovich
James ‘Horn
John A. Howard
Redington Building
Common Pleas Court
K. B. Crandall
Cherry Ridge Golf Club
Howard
Cherry Ridge
Josephine Gonzales
Jesse
Charlies W
John K. Holmes
Dorothy
Clairton
Elbert Boley
St. Marys
Ohio Penitentiary
Eugene Young
R. D
Leslie
Michael George
The
George Potato Chip Co
George Thomas
Leo Thomas
Lorain Banking Co
Arthur
John Horn
Atlas Roofing Co
Cora
Walter Carpenter
Woman
Sheffield Lake
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
American
Endix Aviation
Chrysler
Cities Service
Columbia Gas
General Motora
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery War N. Y
Central Ohio Edison
Ohio O
Penna, R. R
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of
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Standard of
N. J
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Woolworth Co
F.O.R
Pryers
Browlers
Broilers
Toledo
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