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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1960

Page

9

St Anthony Church and School Dedication in Lorain Ceremonies

Lorain officials in the Byzantine Catholic diocese dedicated a 400000 church rectory project and 200000 St Nicholas School. About 1000 attended the morning ceremonies at 1339 East Erie Ave. and 32nd St. Clifton. The old church to be used as a social hall. the rectory to be disposed of. Catholic leaders spoke and a banquet followed.

St. Anthony Church St. Nicholas School Lorain Twe Cath Folic Clifton Ave 32Nd St T Prknal Heme Aan Aemaninne anAn Uicis Rou UC Clmny John Krol Elko Cleveland Roman St. Nicholas Church St. An Krol St. Anthony’s Bzantine School Andrew Pataki St. Nicholas Parish Sartor St. Anthony

Two Women Hospitalized After Falls In Lorain

An apparent fall down a flight of stairs and a sidewalk tumble hospitalized two women yesterday in Lorain. Evelyn Dunbar 45 Broadway Apt 4 suffered a broken left shoulder and possible skull fracture. Victoria Falenski 65 Elyria Ave sustained a broken left shoulder and facial scrapes. Both are listed in good condition at St Joseph Hospital.

Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Wiliam Evelyn) Dunbar Broadway Apt Victoria Falencki Elyria Ave 30Th St

Volunteer Fire Fighter To Quit Post In Lorain

Arnold Warner announced his resignation from the depleted Lorain Volunteer Fire Company effective June 30. The caller notes he is the third volunteer to resign in two months after being appointed in 1939 and states City Safety Director Gabor Toth’s office released the information.

Lorain Arnold Warner Gabor Toth

Dice Lead To Hospital For Lorain Man 27

Lorain police say a misunderstanding over a dice game led Herman Guice to St Joseph Hospital with a forehead cut. The 27 year old from Omaha Avenue said another participant known as Bad Eye left then returned with a shotgun. The two scuffled and the other man fled. The game occurred in an alley behind the La Royal Hotel.

Lorain Herman Guice Omaha Ave St. Joseph Hospital Guice la Royal Hotel

Prospective juror tests stance on suspended sentence in murder case

A juror in a murder trial was asked about opposition to a suspended sentence. He replied, Not if it’s not in a death sentence. The exchange occurred in Austin, Texas, as part of voir dire in the high profile case.

Austin, Tex UPD

Four-car collision blamed on brakes in Lorain

In Lorain on West Sine Avenue near Lake Road an alleged brake grab by 24 year old Steve Lucskay caused a four car pile up with no injuries. Jack Snell Sammie Jackson and Bary Robbins were involved. Lucskay charged with failure to control. A second crash injured Carol Fidyk and led to Paul Kubic facing reckless operation and license charges.

Lorain West Sine Ave Old Lake Rd Steve Lucskay Jack Snell Oberlin Ave Snell Sammie Jackson West 20Th St Bary Robbins 11Th St Lucskay Robbins Carol Fidyk Center Rd Avon Lake Paul Kubic

2 Injured In Tumbles From Autos

An 11 month old baby and a 43 year old woman fell from moving cars Saturday in Lorain. Diana Woods of 27410 K East 28th Street sustained forehead bruises and was treated and released. Ann Barvincak of North Olmsted received scrapes to knees hands and elbows and was treated and released at St. Joseph Hospital.

Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Diana Woods 28Th St Charles Joseph Ann) Barvincak North Olmsted

Lorain Police Report On Local Thefts And Incidents

Goods valued at 154 dollars and five vending machines were targets of petty thieves since Thursday. A 54 dollar tool set from Sam's Work Clothes Store at 3047 Pearl Ave was taken along with a 601 dollar radio and two fishing rods from a garage, belonging to Peter Demyan of 3367 Dayton Ave. Ann Benowitz of 1726 East 34th St. suspects two Puerto Rican youths stole the box around 5 p.m. Vending machines at a laundry on 14th St and Leavitt were forced open with coins stolen. A 14 and a 16 year old girl were to appear before the juvenile squad after one tried to steal shoes at Pri-Way Shoe Mart at 3105 Grove Ave. James Webb of 781 Holywood Blvd. Sheffield Lake said the 16-year-old attempted to leave without paying for shoes. Eustacio Concepcion, 31, of 1875 East 3rd St. followed a high speed chase in south Lorain Saturday, ending at 30th Ct and Vine Ave where he stopped. Adelbert Stwan, 16, of 903 Edgewater Dr. Vermilion stopped an unattended moving car, preventing possible accident. two small children were in the car. Larry Lancaster, 16, of 1853 Garden Ave. reported a knife attack in an alley behind a church and fled after kicking the assailant. Trudy Taylor, 35, of 1226 Lexington Ave. received a minor cut after a three-car crash on 71st St and Pole Ave. she was charged with driving while intoxicated with reckless operation.

Sam Pearl Ave Peter Demyan Dayton Ave Ann Benowitz East 34Th St 14Th St Leavitt Pri-Way Shoe Mart Grove Ave James Webb Holywood Blvd Sheffield Lake Eustacio Concepcion South Lorain 30Th Ct Vine Ave Elyria Ave 28Th St Concepcion Adelbert Stwan Edgewater Dr Vermilion Walter Fleming Ford Rd Elyria Broadway Stwan Trudy Taylor Lexington Ave

Black River Plans Booster Club Meeting at Homerville

An organizational meeting for Black River High School booster club will be held tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Homerville School in Homerville. Officers will be elected and plans made for an athletic field at the new school. The meeting is open to anyone interested. refreshments will be served.

Black River High School Homerville

Pleads Innocent To Threatening Pair With Gun

Lorain junior Jose Otero 30 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a charge of pointing a firearm after allegedly threatening Isabel Sanchez 24 and Jesus Ramis 31 with a revolver following them and stopping their car. He is due for trial June 30 and released on a 300 dollar bond.

Lorain Jose Otero Otero Isabel Sanchez East 29Th St Jesus Ramis

Roomer Accused Of Stealing Ring And Fishing Gear

Lorain report says a roomer at a West 21st Street boarding house allegedly owed back rent and fled after taking a $400 diamond ring and $40 worth of fishing gear. Landlady Gertrude Canon, 38, of 1126 West 21st Street identified Logan Mullins as the thief, noting he left while she was out.

Lorain 21St St Gertrude Canon Logan Mullins

Stray Wire Wounds Vermilion Woman In Mower Accident

Mrs Edward Gilen water 35 of R D 2 Poorman Rd Vermilion suffered an abdominal injury Friday when a rotary power lawn mower threw a piece of wire from its blade. She was admitted to St Joseph Hospital in fair condition.

Lorain Edward Gilenwater Poorman Rd Vermilion St. Joseph Hospital

Juke Box Pays Off At Puerto Rican Club

Patrons at the Puerto Rican club on Vine Avenue surprised manager Victor Matos by taking coins from a jukebox. Matos, 29, of 550 10th Street, said customers departed before he could recover the money. Police suspect the coin box was left unlocked or a patron had a key.

Lorain Vine Ave Victor Matos Matos 10Th St

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