Court acts on cases of 4 men in Lorain County
In Lorain County Common Pleas four men faced charges with outcomes including one sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary, two committed to Lima State Hospital for mental examination, and another granted probation. Notable actions involved John Booth Pr. and Joseph Minxt Jr. in Oberlin on auto theft suspicion, Albert Sexton and Walter Pack ordered to Lima for examination, and John Parker granted probation for burglary and theft charges. Four additional defendants pleaded guilty and were sent to probation investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Lima State Hospital
Lorain County
Walter Pack
Longson Ave
Elyria
Pincura
Lima
Sexton
Keily
John Parker
Cleveland
Dick's
Sunoco
North Ridgeville
Pincurs
Probation Department
Albert Cook
Raymond Patten
Foster Park Rd
Lorain
Harold Wildman
Melvyn Lane
Dale Tabor
Grafton Rd
Grafton
Nearby Produce Market Prices Obscure Readable Totals
The Chronicle-Telegram notes noon market quotes for asparagus, cabbage, greens, lettuce, mushrooms, radishes, strawberries, and other items with unit prices. Regional feeds show Ohio and Pennsylvania figures for 1.50 to 3.75 per unit, plus market steadiness for cucumbers and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle - Telegram
Ohio Retail Butter Eggs Poultry Prices Report
Retail delivery prices for butter eggs and poultry in Ohio and southern Indiana shown by grade and size. Large A whites 35 to 41 cents per pound, mostly 36 to 38. Medium A whites 29 to 35, mostly 30 to 32. Large B white and brown 30 to 36, mostly 32 to 33. No 1 quality fryers 15 to 16 1/2 cents. hens 8 1/4 to 9 1/4 cents. Chicago butter prices steady. eggs steady or slightly lower in wholesale. Grades A whites 28, mixed 28, med 23, standards 27 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Cleveland livestock prices drift. hogs, cattle, calves steady
UPI reports Cleveland live stock markets with hogs up to 25 cents higher and cattle steady. Prices listed include prime steer 23.50 to 24.00 and choice to prime 22.50 to 23.50, commercial and standard cows 18.00 to 71.00, calves 73.00 to 583.00. Sheep and lambs steady with choice clipped lambs 19.60 to 20.50 and spring lambs 71.00 to 3.00.
Boy in guarded condition after Vine Ave crash
Samuel Morales, 3, remained in guarded condition at St. Joseph Hospital with a possible head injury after being struck yesterday at 4 29 p m in the 2900 block of Vine Avenue. Driver Luther Wilkes, 63, said he did not see the boy until hearing a sound like cracking wood and believes the child darted from between a parked truck. Police could not locate the car’s damaged part.
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Lorain
Samuel Morales
East 3Th
St. Joseph Hospital
Vine Ave
Luther Wilkes
East 30Th St
Samuel
Polce
Wikes
Three men treated for fight injuries in Lorain
LORAIN Three men required St. Joseph Hospital treatment for injuries from weekend fights. Carlton Ward 30 of 619 West 22nd St had a cut and fracture of the right hand John David Grrimlin Jr 22 of 130 West 22nd St had a cut to the head and nose Police charged Ward with disorderly conduct Giml with the same charge and intoxication They said both men fought yesterday at 2 05 am at the Highland Girl in South Lorain Carl D Nelson 40 of 294 Cromwell Ave was treated for a broken rib and facial and chest bruises Police charged him with intoxication and disorderly conduct Police charged James C Poe 39 of 1341 Second St with disorderly conduct Poe said he took Nelson to West 36th St and Reid Ave from a South Lorain bar and beat him for a good reason They were arrested in Poe s car when Poe was taking Nelson back to his auto at the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Carlton Ward
West 22Nd St
John David Grrimlin Jr
Ward
Highland Girl
South Lorain
Carl D. Nelson
Cromwell Ave
Poe
Nelson
West 36Th St
Reid Ave
Relief sewer project funds approved in Lorain
Lorain officials announced federal funds approval for the Oberlin Ave sanitary relief sewer project. Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna plans a special council meeting to accept the $209,000 federal offer dated May 29, with 15 days to respond. The Accelerated Public Works Act funds total over $1 million across multiple pending requests filed with the Chicago office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Oberlin Ave
Woodrow W. Mathna
Aty
Chicago
Mathna
Firelands Garden Club Tour of Avon Irises
Firelands Garden Club members toured the Steve Moldvan Gardens in Avon for a day showing iris hybridizing. The visit followed a rescheduled June meeting plan and included a stop at the Louis Bettcher garden on Vermilion Road. The June 12 meeting at 8 p.m. will be at Mrs. Elgin Howe’s home on Route 60 with a review of past tours and a work session for the Bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Steve Moldvan
Avon
Firelands Garden Club
Lous Bettcher
Vermilion Rd
Elgin Howe
Rt. 60
Lions Club Eye Clinic Tomorrow in Elyria
Elyria residents are invited to a public eye clinic at Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Home run by the Lions Club. A quick painless test will measure eye pressure to detect glaucoma, a cause of vision loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Area
Elyria Lions Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
City warns land buyers to protect themselves in deeds case
Lorain officials told council buyers must safeguard against fraud as two new landowners faced charges of prepaid improvements. Solicitor Bedeski and Building Inspector Boey outlined limits on city action, noting title searches help but miss pending assessments. A bond threat and a state real estate board protest were discussed as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Adrian F. Bedeski
Alex Olejko
D-5
Council
Bedesin
Bedeski
Jay Boey
Boey
State Real Estate Board
Council to auction park land near Kansas Ave corner
Lorain city council moved to sell a half-acre of park land at Kansas Ave and G to auction with a minimum price of 4700 dollars. A prior sealed bid was approved but the switch drew complaints about council awareness. proponents say auction benefits the city and a buyer funded two appraisals raising the implied value to about 9000 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kansas Ave
Edwin Cinninger
Joseph P. Smith
Rochester 4-H Clubs Sponsor Safety Show at Center Church
Rochester Farm Bureau Council 6-C the Winning Workers Girls 4-I Club and the Higher and Beller Boys 4-H Club plan a safety program at the 4-H meeting hall in Center Church. The event on June 11 opens at 7:45 p.m. with a film Safety Town sp Anywhere provided by the Farm Bureau and shown by Franklyn Wright.
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Rochester — Farm Bureau Council
Winning Workers Girls
Higger and Beller Boys
Center Church
The
Farm Bureau
Franklyn Wright
Deputies Investigate St. Joseph Hospital Knife Fight
Deputies were called to St. Joseph Hospital after a fight and knife injury. Carl Turner, 17, of 3442 Albany Ave Lorain, said Wesley Nixon, 28, of an alley between 28th and 29th Streets Vine Ave, wounded him during a dispute in a backyard on Globe Ave 3856. Turner reported Nixon returned and offered a handshake before stabbing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
St. Joseph Hospital
Carl Turner
Albany Ave
Lorain
Wesley Nixon
28Th
29Th Sts
Vine Ave
Globe Ave
Nixon
Turner
Pitch game endures on railroad to Reading
A 52 year uninterrupted game of Pitch on the Boston & Maine Railroad commuter train to Reading Massachusetts is noted as a railroad record. Irving Austin of Reading is a current player in the fourhanded game and has played for four years. He spent 12 years previously as a kitter.
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New York
UPI
Boston & Maine Railroad
Reading
Mass
Irving Austin
Legislator urges end to river dumping in Black River
Elyria Lorain legislator Eliah R. Frank calls for city and county cooperation to stop dumping of oil graphite and debris in the Black River. He cites dumping beyond city limits and rocks used as landfill, warns signs be posted, and notes heavy harbor traffic from a $22 million federal harbor project.
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Lorain
Eliah R. Frank
Elyria
Black River
Frank
Service
George Zunich
Firearm Use in Lorain City Sparks Threats of Law Change
Lorain residents report 22 caliber bullets hitting homes in the southwest near the Black River. Joseph Petrosky cites teenage shooters, with one 18 year old hospitalized from a abdomen-penetrating ricochet. He calls for a police probe and may push statutes banning under 18 use unless cleared. A woman narrowly escaped a head wound on her porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Black River
Joseph Petrosky
Petrosky
World Food Congress Opens in Washington Ongoing Efforts to End Hunger
Delegates from over 100 nations gather in Washington for a two week World Food Congress hosted by FAO to seek methods to end hunger. President Kennedy and UN Secretary General Thant will address the opening session. Indian President Radhakrishnan warns that peace and stability hinge on feeding the hungry, while FAO Director General Sen notes a need to boost food production in developing nations three to four fold by 2000 as world population doubles. Pope John XXIII’s death is mourned as the campaign gains spiritual support.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United Nations
Thant
U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
Congress
B.R. Sen
Sen
World Food Congress
John XXIII
Food Congress
Methodist Women Picnic at Mrs Webber Home in Birmingham
The Methodist Women Society of Christian Service will hold their annual picnic tomorrow at noon at Mrs Karl Webber’s Garfield Road home. Attendees should bring a potluck dish and table service, plus rummage clothes and rags for sale at the upcoming Pennsylvania Dutch Bazaar in November co-sponsored by WSCS and the Firelands Garden Club.
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Birmingham
Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Karl Webber
Garfield Rd
WSCS
Firelands Garden Club
Avon Lake Three Year Old Struck By Car
A 3 year old boy riding a tricycle near his Avon Lake home was struck by a neighbor's car at 1 42 p m Saturday. Robert Kirchner son of Mr and Mrs Otto Kirchner 187 Forest Blvd was listed in fair condition this morning at Fairview Park Hospital. He remains in the ward in improving status.
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Avon Lake
Fair
Fairview Park Hospital
Robert Kirchner
Otto Kirchner
Forest Blvd
Jack Wheeler
Robert
City council considers recording meeting with $1400 device
Lorain officials record last night’s city council session as demonstration for a $1400 recorder proposed in Judge Jonn Kolena’s budget request. Rep Olejko urged approval to avoid protests from Cleveland councilmen over unconsented recordings, but no vote occurred.
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Jonn
Kolena
Alex Olejko
D-5
Olejko
Cleveland
Kelena
Youth Hurt by Ricochet Improves After Surgery
Daniel Chapman, 15, of 3256 Camden Ave, was accidentally shot when a 22 caliber bullet ricocheted off a pond near the Black River. He underwent surgery at 10:30 a.m. to remove a pellet near the spine as deputies confirmed the incident was unintentional while three youths fished for woodchucks.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Fnday
Daniel Chapman
Camden Ave
Black River
31St St
Chapman
Woman Hurt in Stairway Fall in Lorain
Mrs. Wilma Hartman, 37, of 2945 Cromwell Ave Lorain, is in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital with a broken left elbow a scalp cut and multiple bruises after tripping and falling down stairs at 2 39 am while on the way to the bathroom. Her husband John Hartman reported the incident.
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Lorain
Wilma Hartman
Cromwell Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
John
Downspout Drainage Solutions to Prevent Home Flooding
Homeowners should upgrade gutter outlets to prevent soil erosion wet basements and wood decay during heavy rains. Options include perforated underground pipes to spreading water to lawns or gardens or piping to a dry well. Do not connect downspout discharge to septic tanks to avoid flooding.
Multiple Female Help Wanted Ads in Elyria Area
A collection of short help wanted notices seeking cooks waitresses housekeepers and other staff. listings include positions at Elltop House Restaurant Hilltop House Restaurant Northern Institute Of Cosmetology Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture and various home and office jobs. details vary with contact methods and hours.
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Permon
Elltop House
Elyrim Academy of Beauty Culture
Elyria Academy OF Beauty Culture
Qver
Northern Institute of Cosmetology
Brie Ave
Lorain
Hilltop House
Carpenter Pay Scales Range From 350 To 8450
Job listings show a carpenter position offering wages from 350 to 8450 with several rate bands including 400, 600 to 750, and 600 to 800. Details on hours or location omitted in the fragment.
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Pack
Michigan
Boston
F.o.b
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland Livestock Cleveland
James C. Poe
Second S
Firelands Club
Lions Club Eye Clinic
Rochester
Lonaford Ave
EMALL
Chronicle-Telegram
California
Henry Schriver
Mennell Rd
Jay'b
Givner
Ricochet
Emma Fennell
Iright
John Badar
Henry Taylor Pra
River Rd
Arly
Coffe Cup
Paradise
AuPlyn
Discount Center
Amherst
Burk
Cleveland & Woman
Elyria - Lorain
Peter
General Office
Toures
Bohaty
Medina
Wellington
Fuller Brush
Cincinnati-Norton Grind
Lear-Siegler Inc
Power Ego Ens
TAY Ey
Melba Mfg. Corp
Avon-Belden Rd
Ridgeville
South Abbe Ra
Elytia
George's
Pearl Rd
Brunswick
AMCO
Dyne Corp
Colorado Ave
Lorain, C
Kaye
Life & Casualty
Coa
Broad St Elyra
Elyma Firm
Chroniele - Telegram
Tick
Brownie Furniture
Lodi St
National Telephone Directory
Advertiain Company
Elyria FA
and Mason
Dusinem
Residentia
Abe
Mans
Chronicle- Telegram
Robinson Bldg
Baltimore
BABER
Eddies
West Ave
Arthur W Dyke
Broad St
Over Fay Co
John B Kinter
East Ave
Alden All-Star Hommes Inc
Rte
LuAnn
Ollie Patterson
GRAY
Call Grafton
Case
Busineass
Oberlin School OF Commmerce
E College St
Oberlin
Quest
IBM Machines
Northwestern School OF Commerce
7Th Street
Western Pleasure Horse
Palomino Pony Stud Service
Roy Balkin
Baker and
New London - Eastern Rd
Lake Rd
Nome
Gerhart
Pikeview Parms
Turnpike
Gap
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