Donations Push Cascade Pool Filter Drive Over Top
Donations to fund Cascade Park pool filtration reached 9700 in cash with 180 added at a Elyria Lorain game, bringing total pledges to cover filter equipment and installation. Project progress includes underground pipelines, poured foundations, and agency cooperation, aiming for operation the week after next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pool
Elyria
Lorain
Dexter S. Kimball
Kimball
Elyria Water Department
Walter Meyers
Lorain County Excavating Co
John Madhock
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Arthur Yates
Yates Construction Co
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Elyria Lumber and Coal Co
Parsch Lumber Co
Superior Electric Co
Bath House
City Park Commission
Hubbard Wilcox
Goodyear Service Store
Kuntz and Joyce
AFL
Elyria Central Labor Union
Russell Reisinger
Harley Heese
Elyria Youth Council
Elyria Junior Women’s Club
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amvets Post 32
Elyria Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis Club
Pick LaGrange Woman For Agricultural Post
Mrs Gladys Dawson of Grafton BR D 2 is named to Lorain County Farmers Home Administration Committee the appointment effective July 23 Ned E Junk county supervisor announced The three member panel includes John C Walker Wellington R D 3 Perry N Brandt Oberlin R D 2 Each serves a three year term Farmers Home Admin offers loans to family type farms for purchase improvement or operation Special livestock and emergency loans exist but sole crediters must be considered prior to borrowing The Norwalk post office basement hosts the Ashland Erie Huron Lorain and Richland Counties location with Lorain ASC office meetings first Tuesday each month at Lorain office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Dawson
Grafton BR. D
Lorain
Farmers Home Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Ashland
Erie
Huron, Lorain
Richland Counties
Post Office
Norwalk
ASC
Toledo Cash Grain prices on track in Toledo market
Cash grain on track Toledo rate basis nominal Wheat No 2 soft red 1.96-1.97 soft white 1.65-1.97 corn No 2 yellow 1.64-1.65 onts No 2 white 0.74-0.75 soybeans No 1 yellow 3.49-3.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo. O
Toledo
Police court clears docket with rapid girople rulings
C C Lord filled in for injured Mayor Keys to dispose of cases in under 20 minutes. Numerous drivers faced charges for speeding, unlicensed operation, reckless driving, and related violations across Cleveland Street East Bridge Street Route 20 and Cascade Park. Multiple fines ranged from 5 to 50 dollars plus costs with several defendants pleading guilty and bonds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lord
J. Grant Keys
It Looks Like Rain Weather Forecast Teases Relief
It has been two days since a big bluff by Jupiter Pluvius with showers looming at press time. The city endures a heat wave and a dry throat as clouds form, though past performances suggest the sun may return after a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bluff
Man Sought After Lodger Attacked Woman Says She
An affidavit was sworn for the arrest of Lt. John Harris at 231 Rush St after Ann Hollaway of 246 Bath St said Harris assaulted her in her home. She reported waking to find him in her bed, then beaten and unconscious, with injuries and blood on the floor. Harris had not been located at press time.
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John Harris
Rush St
Ann Hollaway
Bath St
Miss Hollaway
Harris
Anther
Local stock quotes from Elyria area banks and firms
Friday July 30 1954 stock listings show bids and asks for Elyria Savings and Trust Elyria Telephone Lorain Savings and Loan North Savings and Loan Ohio Match Verry Fay Plaudler Company Standard Screw Traxel Mig Western Reserve Inc and related entities with various bid and ask values across trades and inches of notation.
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Elyria
Elyria Telephone
First
Lean General Industries Warshaw Chem
Indas
Lorain Co
Lorain Tel
Inarain Tel
North Sav. & Loan
Ohio Match Verry Fay
Plaudler Co
Bank & Tr
Western Reserve Inc
Western Reserve
No 1 Contined From Page One Legal Interrogation Details
The article notes police procedures used in questioning Dr. Sheppard after the Bay Village homicide. Homicide detectives Schottke and Gareau questioned Sheppard while he slept in a private cell. Susan Hayes, a former hospital technician, contradicted his sworn statements about intimate relations with Sheppard.
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Sheppard
Corrigan
Corriigan
Homicide
Robert Schottke
Pat Gareau
Schattke
Los Angeles
Thomas Parriin
Susan Hayes
Sheppard Family Hospital
Bay Village
Miss Hayes
Sheppart's
Sheppard Family' S
Kin Bay Village
Judge Ends Dispute Over Goods Once Headed For Red Europe
Judge John Pincura ordered sale of refrigerated pharmaceutical equipment valued in the thousands stored in Vogler Storage Co. The gear, made by Pfaudler for Spofa of Prague, faced a $35,000 commission claim by Otto Munz. Munz lost in court, and the sale date is to be set, ending years of storage charges and Communist law complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Common Pleas
John Pincura
Pfaudler
Spofa
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Reds
Otto Munz
Washington, D.C
Munz
Spafa
Vogler Storage Co
Muni
Carl R. Finegan
Death Notices From Oberlin Amherst and Wellington
Obituaries report Grace Wood Houghton dies in Oberlin at 11 a m after five years ill widow of Morton Houghton. Jennie Babcock dies in Amherst after long illness. Roy and Donald Hurlbut noted as nephews. Alonzo Kogler dies at home in Elyria. survivors include widow Stephanie, sister Louise. funeral Monday. George Marion Baker of Massillon dies. many children and 140 grandchildren listed. funeral Monday in Massillon. Byron A Gariss, Wellington farmer, dies at Houston Rest Home after illness. two sons, a daughter, and several grandchildren survived. funeral Monday in Wellington. Burial plans in Brookdale Camden Navarre and Rochester area cemeteries noted.
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Oberlin
Grace Wood Houghton
East College St
Clarence Wood
King St
Morton Houghton
Houghton
Oberlin High School
Oberlin College
First Church
19Th Century Club
Amherst
Jennie
Babcock
Haulk
Vermilion
Alonzo A. Kogler
Brandtson A Ave
Cleveland
Elyria
Pressed
Republic Steel
Stephanie E
Fred Kogler
Louise Alban
Garfield Heights
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Earl R. Henderson
First Methodist Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Massillon
Marian McGinnis
Doris McdAllister
Mildred Hess
Genevieve Wade
Lawrence and
Wiliam
Charles Baker
U. S. Army
Germany
Arnold-Lynch
Dwicht Burkam
Navarre Cemetery
Wellington
Byron A. Gariss
Houston
New London
Mr. Gariss
White Fox, O
Ernie
Rochester
Lester
Clarence
Roy
Virgil
Nellie Walrath
Florida
Gariss
William
Norton- Andrews
Wayne Ward
Rochester Baptist Church
Camden Cemetery
Amherst Man Samuel T Clark 79 Dies in Elyria Home
Samuel T Clark 79 of Annis Road South Amherst died this morning at Lorain County Home Elyria born Feb 7 1875 in Avon lifelong area resident Survived by two stepdaughters Ethel Tresch and Elsie Layport both of Oberlin Services Monday 2 PM at Emmerich Funeral Home Rev J A Wenner of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church officiating Burial Elmwood Cemetery
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Margaret West
Oberlin
Elizabeth Beckley
Cooperstown
N. Y
Jim Wood
Texas
First Church
Joseph King
Westwood Cemetery
Cowling-Stang Funeral Home
Amherst
Samuel T. Clark
Annis Rd
South
Loraine
Elyria
Avon
Ethel Tresch
Elsie Layport
Obertin
Emmerich Funeral Home
J. A. Wenner
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Elyria Police Still Seeking Hit Skipper
Elyria detectives continue to hunt a hit and run driver after a collision on West River Street near Fairmont Avenue. James A Flood, 17, of 215 Warren Avenue, said another car came from the opposite direction on the wrong side of the road, forcing his car onto a curb and into a tree, totaling about $1000 in damage. The fleeing driver is unnamed.
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Elyria
James A Flood
Warren Ave
West River St
Fairmont Ave
Flood
Man Fined For Breaking Bottle On Highway
Joseph Newbrough 22 of 526 Wesley Ave was arraigned before Justice C C Lord after deputies on New Route St near Bell Ave saw a parked car at 4 am and a beer bottle break on the pavement as the light hit the vehicle Newbrough admitted tossing the bottle and was cited under the state refuse on highway law with court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Newbrough
Wesley Ave
C. C. Lord
New Route St
Bell Ave
Newbrouch
Cascade Road Reopens After Pool Pipe Work
Cascade Park road from the Black River north ford to the swimming pool is open to automobile traffic after a week of closure for pipe installations and pool filter system work. Park Superintendent John Madhock announced the reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Black River
John Madhock
Foundry Sues Union For Strike
The W. O. Larson Foundry Co. of Grafton files $15,000 damages suit in Cleveland Federal Court against the International Moulders and Foundry Workers Union of North America and Local 392. The suit cites an illegal strike June 23 to July 6, alleging breach of contract under the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947. Richard Stith, attorney for the plaintiff, stated the filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Larson Foundry Co
Grafton
Cleveland
International Moulders and] Foundry ,Workers Union of North America
Larson Foundry
Labor‘Management Relations
Common Pleas Court
Richard Stith
Courthouse News: Divorces and Fines Reported
Multiple divorces filed and granted in Lorain County courts. Dorothy Ray sues Sterling for divorce on neglect. Mary Moore seeks divorce from West. Josephine Repko files alimony suit against Joseph. Judge Pincura grants divorces to Emily Chum and Sally Witte, plus alimony and property awards. Other cases include dismissals, a reckless driving fine, and an estate probate notice for Ferdinand McFadden totaling 62 500 dollars.
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Josephine Repko
West 121St St
Lorain
Joseph
John Pincura
Emily Chum
Allbert
Sally Witte
Ernest
Ferdinand McFadden
Barbara Saegers
William
Thumm
Mary Johnson
James
Rose Maynard
Dale
Gow
Turnpike Worker Burned in Ohio Turnpike Incident
Norwalk worker Leslie H. Sadler aged 32, employed by Chapin and Chapin, was seriously burned when a crane boom contacted a high voltage line on the Ohio Turnpike near Chapin Road. He remains in Sandusky Memorial Hospital in poor condition. The blow threw him unconscious. first aid was given by a fellow worker. The crane operator was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Leslie H. Sadler
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Chapin Rd
Sadler
Douglas Knudsen
New London
Auto Damages Barn, Driver Being Sought
An unidentified driver tore a small portion from the left side of a barn on the Adams property at 232 East Ave at 12 07 pm today. Mrs Adams and a Chronicle reporter helped police identify the car by license number description and heading. Police identified the license as issued to Ray Wyatt Oberlin and were still seeking the driver at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Adams
East Ave
Sprinkle Ban To Be Lifted At 6 P M By City Mayor Keys
The city will lift the watering ban at 6 p m tonight and not return until 6 a m Monday. Lower weekend water use increases private supply. Mayor Keys notes the ban relies on residents’ conscience rather than official enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Keys
Keys
Two Killed In Crash At Rt 13 Greenwich
Two people died yesterday morning when a car was struck by a westbound truck at the intersection of U S Route 224 and State Route 13 two miles east of Greenwich. Victims are Christian Tillman and his wife Helen of Detroit. Tillman died instantly. Helen died en route to Willard Hospital. Driver Francis Yelland of Detroit says the Tillman car stopped at 204 then moved into his path. Yelland and co-driver Bernard Veno were uninjured. Residents propose a traffic light at the dangerous corner.
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Greenwich
Here
Christian Tillman
Helen
Detroit
Mich
Tillman
Charles Edel
Io Willard Hospital
Francis Yelland
Yelland
Bernard Veno
Royal Oak Township
State Highway Department
Mendes-France offers Tunisia limited independence
French Premier Pierre Mendes-France flew to Tunis and told Nationalist leaders they would gain limited independence if they accept the French proposal. He warned the alternative was harsh military action and said France could reinforce and use draconian measures to keep order if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Tunisia
Pierre Mendes - France
Carthage
Marshal Alphonse Juin
France
Mendes-France
Swim program extended after pool filter delay
Cascade Park pool construction delayed the Red Cross Learn To Swim project this week. Lawrence Krugman, chairman of water safety, announced that authorities will allow the program to continue next week. The program has run for children and adults over the past three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pool
Red Cross
Lawrence Krugman
Water Safety
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Cascade Pool
John C. Walker
Wellington R. D
Perry N. Brandt
Oberlin R. D
Pick LaGrange
Agricultural Post
Toledo Cash Grain
Police Dept. News
Cleveland Street
Robert K. Wagner
Harvard St
Guillty
Witha
Muitier
East Bridge St
East River St
Ruesday Land
Giles E. Plumley
East Bridge Street
Jack Dillara
Fiumiey
Ulysses David Wilson
Fuller Rd
Wilson
Bendix-Westinghouse
Troxel
Michael Pavelschak
Apple Ave
John Edward O'Hara
West 18Th
Ronald Lee Swartz
O'Hara
Swartz
James R. Schwab
Spencer
Carl H. Calkins
Cleveland Isl
Taylor and
Fucklawn
Andrew J.saylor
Chestnut SL
West Ave
Ninth St
Gilbert
Danny Worcester
North Olmstead RD
Ernest Nicholas Vineze
Roosevelt Ave
Eeeves Grocenes
East Fiver
Fourth St
Elgima High School
Rivoli
Burt Lancaster
Capitol
Prince Vaillant
Tom
Pierre R. Smith & CO
O.W
Garg
Ib.w
Ohio Turnpike
NewspaperhAbHiy
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Amherst Rd
Ing West
Ralph Myer Contracting Corp
Ares
Good
Red
Pincura
Death Records
Jennie H. Babcock
George Marion Baker
Elsman Harold Baker
Alice
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Joseph Bommer
Bon Air Ave
Bommer
Cascade Road
Foundry
Dorothy Ray
Case Rd
Sterling, Sr
Harwood St
Mary Moore
Oakland St
West
Patricia Kimble
Charles, Jr
James Hambly
49Th St
R.D. Elyria
Lake Ave
Ed. Fields
Narcisio Rodriguez
McKinley Gunter
Lear Nagle
John Howard
Bob Miller
Rre
LePerte
W. H. Miller, M. D
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange
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