Traffic deaths prompt county record effort
A garbled note hints at a county effort to limit traffic fatalities. It mentions two deaths and an emphasis on reducing risk, though details are unclear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
5
A garbled note hints at a county effort to limit traffic fatalities. It mentions two deaths and an emphasis on reducing risk, though details are unclear in the fragment.
A flood of misread names and ages from a police court arraignment highlights disorderly conduct charges. Fines totaled five dollars with costs, as cases span Lorain to Cleveland and involve residents like Fitzpatrick and Jones in a fragmented regional mixup.
Committee members organized food and transportation for a school group morning at the high school. Activities included games and election of officers for the Boys’ Hi club with Bob Coinman as president. A faculty picnic at State Park is planned for today while summer plans unfold for faculty families and new fireman Philip Sayers is inducted at Fire Station 2.
Funeral arrangements announced for the marriage of Hig ite and Biediey in Munetal seny Reaves. Burial will be held at camiele with services following.
Neuger sues county for 5000 dollars alleging injuries from a collision at Route 234 and Elyda Ave involving a county sheriff department car. Prosecutor Wickens filed a cross petition challenging the county's liability for damages and hospital expenses.
The Columbia Chis and several clubs received honorable mentions and certificates at a gathering last night. Advisors including Mrs William ducks lating and Dorothy Browatd accompanied the groups as speakers outlined wartime and civic goals for future meetings at the Wellington school.
Laura Coates of 282 Second Street filed for divorce from Gilbert today citing cruelty and neglect. They were married Nov. 23. Deputies investigated theft of fading ads, reels, a mirror, and tools from a car owned by John Elkins on Ridge Street after a wreck on Grafton Road Tuesday. The car rolled over twice injuring six in the vehicle. deputies suspect the stolen items were taken by bystanders who stopped to view the wreck. County commissioners yesterday awarded to the Dandrea and Nur-
The late Holiis retired Thew Shovel C mineer's will lists estate valued around $4,280 real estate with the balance in stocks and securities. Edith, a niece of 24 stakes, receives 1/4 of the estate. A separate line notes Justice of the Peace H Mings reporting a intoxication case with Jimmie Judkins fined alongside railroad camp arrest for intoxication in Elyrle area.
A damaged water pipe caused a leak at a local building, with custodial staff addressing the issue. The leak was repaired and A B Taylor, president of the organization, expressed hope there was no damage to the area or belongings.
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