Lorain Kiwanis Saddle Club Announce 15th Beneficiary Show
Committees named for the 15th annual benefit horse show to be sponsored June 11 at George Daniel Stadium by the Lorain Kiwanis Club and Elyria Saddle Club. The event includes a 1:30 p.m. parade on Broadway and supports the Kiwanis crippled children's fund with proceeds.
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Lorain
George Daniel Stadium
Lorain Kiwanis Club
Elyria Saddle Club
H. Jennson
George Liewel
Np Om Frere
Don Gariier
Kiwanis Ticket
Elmer Smithhoercer
Saddie Club
Dixde Hencershot
Graken
Hal Byron
Ray Cox
James Cobb
Joe Cala
Soh Hallard
Wayne Miller
Andrew Warhol
Clyde Smith
Gavlord Rider
Groundsnd Stadium
George Gerhart
R. C. Dierker
Hasson
Bill Janshenski
J. F. Brown Jr
Mexico
D.C. Minahan
Robert Holland
Leroy Schroeder
Ringmastess
Tom Penson
Kiwanis Crippled Children’s Find
Avon Lake Man Charged After Auto Bus Crash
Avon Lake police charged 48 year old Frank G. Holmes after his car struck the rear of a Greyhound bus stopped on Lake Road to discharge passengers. He appeared in Mayor's Court June 23 and was treated at St Joseph Hospital Lorain for bruises to the right knee. No bus passengers were injured.
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Avon Lake
Avon
Greyhound
Lake Rd
Frank G. Holmes
Chester Rd
Mayor's Court
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Coal Industry Hails Approval of Commission
Washington receives praise from industry leaders after the House passed the creation of the Coal Research and Development Commission to aid the ailing coal sector. National Coal Association executive vice president Tom Pickett called the vote a vital step and urged Senate approval. The three member agency will seek better mining and marketing methods and new coal uses.
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Washington
UPI
Cal
House
Federal
Tom Pickett
National Coal Association
America
Senate
Coal Research and Development Commission
Governor May Call Juries To Probe Gambling
Governor Michael DiSalle indicated the state can impanel special grand juries to probe gambling when local authorities do not act. He told his cabinet that he asked the attorney general to establish the rarely used law and said it could be employed in Bebnam and Jefferson counties where gambling activity has been reported but no incidents were found by grand juries.
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Columbus
Michael ¥. DiSalle
DiSeHe
Athy
Mark MecEurey Tyro
McElroy
Bebnam
Jefferson
DiSene
DiSalie
Missile mail takes longer says Georgia governor
Georgia Gov. Ernest Vandiver questions the speed of missile mail after a Regulus missile message travels from Mayport to Jacksonville in seven hours and a half, despite a submarine launch. The trip from Jacksonville to Atlanta covers about 350 miles and took under two hours by air mail.
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Atlanta
UPDN
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
Vandiver
Jacksonville
Fla
Arthur Summerfield
Mayport
Youth, 18, Routs Assailants in Robbery
An 18 year old chased two men after they attacked an elderly pair on 10th St at Reid Ave. He was knife wounded in temple and back while pursuing them. fellow bystanders Shawver and Harvey Judge helped pursue. One attacker carried a knife wrapped in a handkerchief. three wounds were reported. Assailants fled toward Lith S, Broadway, and west alley. suspects not yet caught.
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Lorain
10Th St
Reid Ave
Robert Snawyer
West
SB Joseon Hospital
Lowell Peardon
Long Ave
Judge
Shawver
Lorain Municipal Court News Charges Many in Local Traffic Offenses
Robert Everett seven of 119 Arizona Ave faces stop sign violation with 30 dollars in fines and costs. Harev Reid ten of 999 Westith must pay 20 dollars and costs for failure to yield. Earl Strickland 27 of Hat Co Amherst charged with failure to yield and fined 30 dollars plus costs. Aveling Salcedo 36 of TASS East 31st driving without a license and red light violation with 30 dollars and costs plus 10 dollars for license. Goldie Koltas 18 of 357 Lakeside Ave fined 20 dollars and costs, license suspended 30 days with required traffic school attendance. Jess Campbell 49 of North Olmsted pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated with trial set for July and bond 3200. German Yovanoff 64 of 3931 Fulton Rd charged with failure to yield right of way 25 dollars and costs. George Harris 38 of 317 De Wie St charged with driving while intoxicated and driving without a license with trial set for July and bond 3000. Milton Shipton 61 of 4203 Lea sitt Rd charged with fraudulent misrepresentation 100 dollars and costs, 20 days jail with 15 days withheld and one year probation.
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Robert Everett
Arizona Ave
Harev Reid
Westith
Earl Strickland
Hat Co
Amherst
Aveling Salcedo
TASS
Goldie Koltas
Lakeside Ave
Jess Campbell
North
Olmsted
German Yovanoff
Fulton Rd
George Harris
de Wie St
Milton Shipton
Leasitt
Youth, 5, Hurt Running Into Moving Car
Five year old Keith Keller of 1015 West 1th Street sustained brush burns to the knees right arm and forehead after running into a northbound car on Washington Avenue at 17th Street. Driver Leland Dearing 36 of 503 West 33rd Street said Keller darted from the curb and struck the car. Keller was treated at St Joseph Hospital and released. The driver was not arrested.
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Loealn
Keith Keller
West 1Th St
Washington Ave
17Th St
Leland Dearing
West 33Rd St
Keiler
Leonard Keiler
Dearing
St. Joseph Hospital
Walker Wins Youngstown Art Honors
Lorads Clay Walker from Lorain Fugh School rises as a winner in the 8th annual Mid-Year Show at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown. Walker's watercolor Security of the Mother was purchased by the institute for its permanent collection. A preview and award presentation are set for June 27 with exhibits through August 30.
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Lorads
Lorain Fugh
Butler Institute of American Art
Youngstown
Walker
Butler Institute
Barbers Offer Help in Hoboken Defense Posts
Hoboken barbers, recalling medieval ties to surgery, volunteer shops as defense aid posts. They work to support community resilience and aid civilians during the crisis.
Lorain Firm Plans Canada Plant Expansion
Lorain Products Co. plans to build a 4 085 square foot assembly facility in St Thomas Ontario by early November at a cost near 15 000 dollars. P C Stocker says the plant will reduce the 2 percent duty on shipments to Canada and employs about 16 workers initially. The firm, founded in 1937, now has about 300 employees and may add power equipment manufacturing for telephones later.
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Lorain Products Co
Lea F St
Canada
C. P
Stocker
Lorain Products
Lorain Coin Club Views Displays Plan Aug Picnic
Members saw films The Mint and U S Treasury about coin production at the Graystone Hotel. Howard Foxman led the program as 39 attendees included president Larry Bloom. A picnic was set for August 12 and Mansfield Coin Show announced for June 21 at Kingwood Estate.
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Mint
U.S. Treasury
Lorain County Coin Club
Graystone
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Howard Foxman
Loomis Camera Shop
Larry Bloom
Mansfield
Kingwood Estate
Bloom
Jefferson
Israel
Wayne
Theresa Alten
Sheredan
Larry Wilson
Don Harris
Alten
Greystone Hotel
S S Discoverer unloads ore at Lorain harbor
The S S Discoverer, a British bulk carrier of compact tonnage, became the third foreign ship of the year to dock at Lorain Harbor yesterday. It unloaded 7,800 tons of ore at the Toledo Lorain and Fairport Dock Company and was scheduled to clear Lorain this morning bound for the Northern Quebec ore fields.
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Seaway Discoverer
Jontoad
Lorain Harbor
Lorain
Busy Beavers Plan 4H Exhibit and July Activities
The Busy Beaver 4H Club discussed a Fourth of July exhibit during a meeting at Diana Johnson's home. Twenty five members attended. Members played baseball after the business session and refreshments were provided. The next meeting is scheduled for June 32 at Toniiis's home.
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Busy Beaver
Diana Johnson
Toni Iis
St Joseph Parking Lot To Close For Hospital Remodel
The St Joseph Hospital parking lot will close tonight at 11 45 as heavy equipment and materials for a 2.5 million remodel move in. The T J Hume Co. will start site prep while visitors are urged to use city lots and the 20th Street Livingston Avenue lot. The project should last two years with limited emergency vehicle access.
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St. Joseph Hospital
M. Theoshane
T. J. Hume Co
20Th St
Livingston Ave
Annexation Proposal Aims At Two Townships In Lorain
Lorain City Council will hear an annexation petition to add parts of Black River and Sheffield townships to the city. The measure, approved by Lorain County Commissioners about 60 days ago, covers land west of Broadway and south of 36th Street.
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Lorain
Black River
Sheffield
Lorain County
Broadway
36Th St
Water Meter Readers Appointed After Civil Service Exam
Karl Anuskiewicz of 2907 Elitria Ave and Leo Raffath of 282 Homewood Dr were appointed water meter reader positions after fin ishing first and second in a May 14 civil service examination. City service director Peter Goods announced the appointments effective Tuesday after receiving test results.
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Lorain
Karl Anuskiewicz
Elitria Ave
Leo Raffath
Homewood Dr
City Civil Service
City Service
Peter Goods
Movie To Resume Menga After Director’s Death
Film project A Magic Flame resumes Monday after halt caused by the death of director Charles Vidor. The Liszt biopic stars Dirk Bogarde, with production set to continue in Hollywood.
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Upid
Charles Vidor
Franz Liszt
Dirk Bogarde
Lorain Church Choir Presents Song Festival
The St Matthew A. Church senior choir hosts a song festival tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Lorain. Elyria Gospelaires, Lorain County Men’s Chorus, and Eskina Spiritulettes perform under Ida Lewis. Randy Mitchell directs the men’s chorus. Miss Shagawah leads the Elyria group.
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Lorain
St. Matthew A. At
Elyria Gaspelarres
Ida Lewis
Prroram
Lorain County
Randy Mitchell
iChorus
Elyria
Oberlin Avenue Rezoning Requested for 2115 Oberlin Ave
Lorain city council will hear Carlyle Joslin's request to rezone the southeast corner of Oberlin Avenue and 21st Street from residential to business. The proposal plans a service station at 2115 Oberlin Avenue, affecting a 2,? acre parcel.
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Lorain
Oberlin Ave
21St St
City Council
Carlyle Joslin
Two Sewage Plants Move to Lorain Oversight
State health officials inform Lorain city leaders that two sewage plants Oak RUS farm and Brown yhelm in the 70 acre district may transfer to city operation. Engineering concerns flag shared drainage with nearby allotments and delays until the West Erie Avenue sewer project and pumping stations are finished.
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Lorain
State Health
de Meronent
Oak Rus Farm
Brownyhelm Sewer District
Cin
Lewis Gooxtell
Nardim
West Ene Ave
Coxwdell
West Erie Ave
Hritsko Named To Anniversary Group Post
Lorain Assistant City Prosecutor John Hritsko was named chairman of the 125th anniversary All Nations Day to be staged July 20. The event will feature top acts in a show titled This Is Lorain with George Daniels Fie? during the July 17 55 celebration. Hritsko urged participation from all nationality groups as one of nine special days in the celebration.
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Lorain
John Hritsko
George Daniels Fie
Hritske
Huron County Drives Cancer Crusade Past Quota
NORWALK Contributions from Huron County to the American Cancer Crusade totaled 10216 dollars, exceeding the quota. Mrs Mary Bowen, chapter president, says the drive secures funds for a new Pap smear test project through year end, enabling expanded services.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Aecent Cancer Crusade
S American Vaneer Semens Legal Board of Directors
Mary Bowen
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