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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
8
Death notices report Michael P. Chaszar of Lorain aged 76. Linda Louie Jarrett of Florence. Fred William Hueg of New London. Nicholas J Wisnieski of Sheffield Lake. Wilbur H. Sutliff of Wellington. etc. Entries list ages addresses, spouses, children, churches, employers, funeral details, and burial plans across several local communities. Survivors and service arrangements are noted with dates and locations.
Avon Lake police report a 51 year old man walked into a moving car on Walker Road and was treated for a thumb cut and scrapes. Arthur Eberlein, of Walker Road, was released after ER care. A second crash at Route 76 and Kinzel Road sent four people to St Joseph Hospital. Susan Horwedel, 7 Center Road, is in fair condition with a broken leg. her husband Fred and another couple, James and Kay Diffendorfer, were treated and released. A Strongsville man, Waiter Smith, sustained minor injuries in a collision at Routes 252 and 82 and was examined for bruises. No arrests were reported.
The North Ridgeville Volunteer Fire Dept thanks donors who contributed items for their auction and everyone who attended and helped make it a success.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for condolences during the death of husband and father. Special thanks for kindness, flowers, services, and offers of help that brought light and comfort. Also thanks for cards received during hospitalization and to the nurses and staff for their care. Ray L Harrington, receiver.
In Berea Ohio Turnpike patrols stopped Lous Burkard 42 for speeding. A suspicious substance found in his car was sent to Columbus for chemical analysis. Burkard released after paying 30 in Cherin Municipal Court after denying drug use in court.
Erie County Court records show divorce suits filed by Loren R Alpaugh against Dianna Sue Alpaugh of 10202 Sedson St Vermilion. Marylynne R Reed against Carl K Reed RD 1 Huron. Dorothy J Patrick RD 1 Castalia against Homer A Patrick. Pearl St Willard Lows Ho Stoffel against Geneva Rooy Stoffel of 302 West South St Vermilion. Majorie Ann Maslanka against Raymond John Maslanka of 1001 Washington St Vermilion. Letha Jewell Jones from John C Jones RD J Wake Man. Mane J Schwochow 503 Adams St Huron against Darwin T Schwochow.
A long list from Elyria Municipal Court records detailing numerous defendants charged with traffic and related offenses. Included are failures to signal and display lights, speeding, improper turns, driving under suspension, no driver’s licenses, and disturbing the peace with varying fines and penalties.
A list of marriage licenses from Vermilion Lorain and nearby towns shows Richard B Copeland and Monica Sopko. John M Romoser and Carol Ann Walkden. Raymond A Gilles and Jeanne C Muittendorf. Maxim G Smith and Patria Rivers. Edwin E Cazeau and Marsha L Cummings. Robert N Anderson and Donna J Booth. Clarence I Flanders and Dorothy I Washington. Ronald E Peleman and Manlyn L Ursem. Hartzell OI and Mar michie E Getty. Carl A Luther and Bonadine F McDwitt. Warren G Maiden and Elaine Brindza. Edward V Zehel and Jane C Sturtevant. Alex J Kasubienski Jr and Kathern A Hunsaker. Frederik J Duprow and Carolyn I Exdod. Earl F Harter and Carol G Smith. Charles W Armstrong and Sharon Lee Newman. Carl J Domazet and Sandra J Wallace. Robert I Evans and Karen L Friedley. Castaia Bradley W Bickley and Deanne C Patton.
Enthusiastic about Saturday turnout, Lorain veterans add three evenings this week for reflective tape on bicycles. Tomorrow 6 to 9 p m at Naval Reserve Training Center lot and Oakwood Shopping Center. Thursday 6 9 p m Lakeview Park and St John School. Friday 6 9 p m Lorain Plaza and Lincoln School. Free tape application plus a drawing ticket for a new bicycle to be awarded next Tuesday at the post home 112 East 19th St. Part of a national VFW bicycle safety campaign.
Mrs Augasia R Arms, 65, of 2293 Savoy Dr Akron, suffered a stroke yesterday at 3 20 pm while driving west on Rt 18 about a half mile east of Rt 60. Her car ran off the left side of the road and 200 feet into a corn field. She was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk in critical condition. No injuries were reported to others or to the vehicle.
A stream of birth notices lists a long set of newborns with parents and addresses. Names include Donald and Machovina. Donald Baetz. Roy Marty. Cleland Edmonds. Charles Alston. George Burgette. Keith Burrer. Sonya Canfield. Clarence Conrad. Kenneth Downs. Hannah Franklin. Samella Greenfield. William Hardee. Jay Hardy. George Little. Jack Perry. Douglas Reed. George Robinson. Clyde Siesky. Virginia Schneider. Thurman Taylor. Richard Van Deusen. Locations span Amherst Grafton Lorain Wellington Oberlin North Ridgeville and related road addresses.
A long column lists numerous birth announcements and parent addresses across Lorain and Elyria including Vernon Whitehead at 2036 West 18th Street and many others from Elyma, Amherst, Avon Lake, Vermilion, and nearby communities. The entries record sons and daughters to numerous couples with street addresses and some maternal names, reflecting a dense local society notice.
A birth notice from Amherst Hospital records a son born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith at 2124 Ford Rd Elyria. Other names include Larry Knapp Vermilion Charles Hall Earl Bastnagel Mrs Inex Unger Oberlin Calvert Staller Lorain Mrs Herbert Elgar Lorain Mrs Ernest Sposato Lorain Thom as Breno Vermilion Mrs Harry Lenhart Vermilion Mrs Arthur Myers Lorain Mrs Roland Northeim Lorain Eva Porter Lorain and Mrs Matthew Omler Lorain plus addresses and a Monday reference.
A list of names and locations related to memorial and birth notices in Sandusky area. Includes Mr and Mrs Donald Hardy RD 1 Huron Laura Cole Willard and others from Berlin Heights Norwalk Monroeville Huron Vermilion and nearby communities with mention of babies and mothers.
A list of births from Sandusky and vicinity includes a child to Mr. and Mrs John Fenton RD 1 Huron. a child to Henry Chandler and Elyna. a child to Mrs Ralph Wenner Bellevue. and a child to Bobbie Highlander rural Sandusky.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Ruch at 76 Lake Street Berlin Heights joining family members Estalla Howard George Chapman and Walter Zeck Sr all of Huron and Berlin Heights in a local birth notice from Sandusky area records.
A wire-sourced compilation of quotations and information from Pierre R Smith & Co Elyria lists prominent stocks and industrials. American Standard Chrysler General Electric General Motors U S Steel Westinghouse Electric and others appear across the ledger, indicating price activity and market interest.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ira Steinberg of 182 Elm St. Also listed are births or notices for Robert Denslow of 31 West Vine St Stacie Randle of 55 Oakland St Edward Randle II of 55 Oakland St Norma Colvin of Cleveland Miss Janet Lyman of 597 East College St and Richard Bonewit of 118 West St Wellington.
SANDUSKY The 500 keys stolen over the weekend from the Coca-Cola bottling plant here may not fit other machines. Forty keys were taken from eight vending machines in Sandusky gas stations, with most thefts Sunday night. No forcible entry reported. Deputies counted $54 from two county stations. Suspects questioned. no arrests. Bottling board chair urged owners to remove money nightly in case keys fit Lorain County machines.
Lorain County Budget Commission met with township village Elyria Oberlin and nearby groups to discuss finances and plan hearings. Auditor Joseph Mitock and other members scheduled sessions at half hour intervals to allocate over 1100,000 in local government funds per year.
Two Lorain County Common Pleas lawsuits seek 5000 and 3000 against Marjorie Rogers over a January 30 traffic crash on Abbe Road near Detroit Road. Plaintiffs include driver Mrs. Alexander Albert and passengers Mrs. Nancy Butler and her daughter Pat, alleging the defendant crossed the snow covered center of the highway.
Elyria Municipal Court heard Elizabeth Farkas represent attorney Jack Duilgren as the Mayfair Bar operator pleads innocent to a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to a minor. Trial set for Aug 22 with bond held at $300. A juvenile report stated a youth bought beer at the Wayfair Bar and was referred to authorities along with three others for intoxication charges.
Toledo cash grain values show Wheat No 2 soft red 174 and No 2 soft white 177, Corn No 2 yellow 128, Oats No 2 white, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2 63, reflecting 55 cent rate guidance from New York.
UPI dispatch from Cleveland outlines livestock prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs steady to 23 lower with various weight ranges and packer prices noted. Cattle steady with primes around 29.50 to 60 per hundredweight and dairy, commercial, and fat cow values listed. Calves steady with primaries 28.00 to 30.00. sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 19.00 to 21.00 and ewes 300 to 400 dollars.
The Chronicle Telegraph shows noon market quotes for apples beans beets cabbage carrots celery corn cucumbers eggplant Endive Escarole green onions greens lettuce mint mushrooms parsley peppers radishes squash spinach tomatoes turnips and watercress. Prices are given per basket crate pint quart and per dozen with ranges for quality and packaging across numerous items. Local sources note greenhouse crops in northern Ohio and an eventual fall crop return.
Wholesale prices from the Department of Agriculture show butter and eggs steady in major Ohio cities with similar rates in southern Indiana. White and brown poultry prices at farm levels range widely with No 1 quality fryers around 13 to 15 cents per pound, while eggs remain near steady with Grade A whites around 32 to 33 cents and mixed at 33 to 34 cents.
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