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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1957
Page
10
County officials report progress filling 25 job openings as resignations are replaced. Gil notes two of the vacancies are for music instructors, and within roughly two months after the school year ended the office staff has managed to balance staffing needs.
Andrew J. Baker of Columbia Station pleaded guilty to a driving license charge with no date set for sentencing. George Stutz of Lewis Court admitted failure to yield and received a $15 fine. Rudolph F. Neumann of Oberlin, 58, fined $5 for running a red light. Carl A. Bittmer of Abbeel Ed pleaded guilty to disregarding a red light and was fined $5. Derwood K. McKissick of Elyria, 5815 An trim Rd, fined $20 for not stopping at a sign. Boyd Brown of Cleveland Street pleaded guilty to running a red light and causing a collision, fined $10. John W. Lewis, 25, fined $35 after pleading guilty to resisting an officer. address clarification noted. Garner Crager, 22, pleaded guilty to consuming intoxicating beverages in a vehicle, fined $25. Henry Perkins of Woodford Avenue entered pleas of innocent to improper sum charges. Harriett Morse of LaGrange pleaded guilty to improper left turn and fined $5. Gladys B. Strimple of North Washington Boulevard pleaded guilty to reckless driving, fined $15. Irwin F. Eckenroad of Denison Avenue pleaded guilty to losing vehicular control, fined $10. George W. Bauer of Lakewood pleaded guilty to ignoring a stop sign near Winckles and Clark Streets, fined $10.
Charles Wood ward 16 of 35181 Chestnut Ridge Rd remains in fair condition at Berea Community Hospital after being struck by a car while bicycling in Olmsted Township. He has a left ankle fracture severe facial and neck cuts and possible internal injuries. North Olmsted police say he did not stop at Bronson and Bagley and was hit by Hobart L. Chapman driving about 60 mph and drinking before the accident. Tests were run and a re port is awaited. Justice of the Peace Ed Hixon will decide on charges.
Alvin Mahoney of 31941 Center Ridge Road owner of the Pink Horse Cave Inn at Route 38 was treated at Amherst Hospital at 2 am for a head cut and facial bruises after being knocked down by the husband of a waitress he had discharged. He indicated he would press charges as per a sheriff's department report. Justice David Goldthorpe's Fert in Amherst.
In memory of Will Rucker and Aline Rucker who died in 1952. Vivien and brothers honor Helier Nowa who passed in 1966. Family remembers Jacob M Yomeks and Be bic no one as farewell. Loving wife, children, and grandchildren recall their devoted loved ones.
C A Newell of West Ridge Rd has been named small business specialist for the Cleve and Army Ordnance District Col Ross R Caldwell announces Newell has served in the role since May 1 awaiting Chief of Ordnance approval He has long tied to industrial ops and wartime procurement and will assist small businessmen in obtaining defense contracts Newell 44 a Cleveland native graduated from Rocky River High School and Ohio University He is married with a son and runs a dairy farm with Holstein cattle He enjoys hunting and fishing
Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura ruled that Mrs. Finn Santoro of 108 Hillsdale Court is entitled to custody of her son Roy Eddie Hutter, aged 9, in a habeas corpus hearing brought by the mother against her parents Robert and Alma Balser of 1065 Melvyn Lane. Mrs. Santoro charged that her parents refused to let her have the boy.
Akron Astronomy Club hosts guest astronomers from Elyria Lorain Youngstown Warren and Akron Cleveland Toledo for an outdoor program on satellite tracking. Guests will inspect optical timing gear used for tracking a government man made moon. A slide illustrated tape program explains The Satellite Story.
Elyria police reported a bicycle owned by Dale Kratchen at 382 Furnace Street stolen yesterday afternoon by his mother. Sara McGhee of 504 West Street reported a watch stolen yesterday afternoon while noting several people were in the house during the same period. Robert J. McCrann of Jay Drive was arrested around 2 a.m. today on a speeding charge on Huron Street.
Ten finalists compete for the Miss Ohio crown including Carl H. Dombrosky from Oberlin College and Patty Jean McGill of Lorain County. The three day event at Wayne County Fair grounds features talent, bathing wear and evening gowns with top prize a $1000 college scholarship and Miss America eligibility.
The hospital column reports numerous births and admissions yesterday and today. Families welcomed daughters and sons at addresses in Elyria Vermilion Wakeman Castralia Oberlin and nearby areas with multiple mothers listed by name and residence along with accompanying relatives.
Robert R. Byrd a 24 year old San Diego resident is jailed in Columbus for suspected burglary. His combat boots with metal heel plates were deemed weapons and deputies ordered him to surrender them. Byrd paces cell barefoot as wife Charlotte remains jailed as a suspect in the same case.
A list of birth announcements and associated addresses appears for Amherst Hospital area families. Names include Mr. and Mrs Charies Phillips, Doris Lack, Fred Powers, Robert Raver, Mrs. Albert Wasem, Mrs. Harry Chrys ler, Mrs. Thomas Snyder and son, Mrs. Ford Riley and daughter, and Mrs. Robert Hardwork with various road, box, and rural route designations in Lorain and Elvria areas.
William F. Larkins of 402 Fulier Rd reported to the sheriff that about 50 dollars was stolen from his auto repair shop cash register which was pried open. A second theft report came from Mertz Auto Sales on Oberlin Rd where two ties were removed from a 195 Ford Thursday night.
Cleveland area report notes Thomas Innes sister Virginia Baker, 20, held on narcotics warrant and charged with neglect of two children. Also mentions several divorce suits filed in Lorain, including Virgie Hodge and Lethea Roberts, and other local cases with neglect and cruelty claims.
United Auto Workers Local 1216 meets Monday to review the wildcat strike at the Sandusky Ford plant. About 800 workers joined after a buffer area employee failed to report for Tuesday shift. Picket lines formed, conditions complaints cited, and 80 percent of the workforce returned to work. a temporary injunction hearing was continued as Ford officials seek grievances for study.
Lorainite faced two charges in Municipal Court after breaking from a police paddy wagon near Johnny Gay's bar at 11 p m. Gerald D. Smith of 15 East Zird St allegedly attacked Julio R Flores of 1560 East 30th St and resisted arrest. He toppled wagon doors, fell into traffic, was fined 50 for intoxication 30 plus costs for resisting arrest 30 days jail with 20 suspended and placed on a yearlong probation.
Multiple death notices from Elyria area report William H. Lasure 74 of 1031 Mrs Lina M Bagby 73 of Melvyn Lane died within two days of illness. Details note birthplaces Mount Pleasant Michigan and Wetzel County West Virginia with church and lodge memberships. Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are announced by Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and Davis Funeral Home with services pending.
Four Elyria UAW locals 101 780 1161 and 996 sign incorporation papers to form a building corp for a spacious union hall. Local 78 bought land along Rt 133 near Lenny's Drive-In. assessments likely for about 13 500 law members. The plan includes a large facility, a retirement room, and space for visiting members with tentative August start.
Lawrence Fogel age 49 of 2106 Lake Ave a steelworker and Elizabeth Hornyak age 36 of 2108 Lake Ave John Edward Dalton age 28 of 15 East 22nd St Lorain a steelworker and Annette Hairston age 21 same address are named in the notice. The list records licenses and associated ages and addresses for the individuals.
Two young men who confessed to burglarizing more than two dozen business establishments across Ottawa Erie Huron and Lorain counties are due for preliminary arraignment in Municipal Court Monday Pocock James A 23 of Sandusky and Collins Joe 24 of Plymouth are jailed in Ottawa County and a 11 year old youth who allegedly drove the car for the pair is in juvenile custody Norwalk police and sheriffs deputies tied the crime spree to a two year period following the Heineman Distributing Co burglary in Ottawa County Saturday.
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