Liston's Hopes Hit By Police Brush With Law
Philadelphia UPI reports heavyweight contender Charles Sonny Liston and a companion were jailed briefly on charges including impersonating an officer and resisting arrest after following a car on the Schuylkill Expressway. Bail set at 300 each for a Wednesday hearing amid promoter concerns over licensing and a Johansson match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Charles
Sonny) Liston
Liston
Isaac Cooper
Dolores Ellis
Schuylkill
Bill Fugazy
Feature Sports, Inc
Ingemar Johansson
Fugazy
Sonny
Johansson
Pep Barone
George Katz
AHL Begins Two Day Draft Across NHL Clubs
Montreal reports the National Hockey League opened two days of draft sessions as all six clubs seek help. The NHL will draft players today from the Western and Eastern leagues. This includes an internal draft at $20,000 per pick and a $20,000 cost to draft a player from the minor leagues. The American Hockey League is now exempt from the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
UPI
National Hockey League
NHL
American Hockey League
Clarence Cochran earns Eagle Scout rank at Sheffield Lake
More than 100 Boy Scouts and parents attended the Court of Honor at Sheffield Lake Congregational Church as Clarence Cochran Jr., 15, a Brookside High sophomore, becomes Eagle Scout the first in the area to receive the Tagle award. Scouts and leaders awarded red jackets and various merit and service recognitions including lifesaving badges and four-year pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Congregational Church
Clarence Cochran Jr
Cochran
Brookside High School
Tagle
Fire Department
Gerald Huebner
William Pawlikowski
James Fuller
David Winters
Broderick Boyce
Mike Tomlin
Tim Earl
William Anderson
Charles Triester
Robert Rosso
Jack Burt
Jerry Mahl Junior Fair President Named at Norwalk
NORWALK Jerry Mahl of the Western Reserve Future Farmers of America will be Junior Fair Board president this year. Neil Walcher North Fairfield Willing Workers 4-H Club was named vice president and Susie Knudsen of the same club is secretary. Assignments list crops and sheep Jack McDonaldson and Dick Danhoff beet Neil Walcher and Susie Handsen swine Richard Whetstone boys demonstrations John Liles sheep Bruce Sanders poultry Tom Leber dairy cattle Jerry Mahl and Nancy Vogt 4-H home economics Donna Chaffee and Janice Smith FHA home economics Ruth Montgomery Beverly Miller Jeannene Burton and Betsy sel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Jerry Mahl
Western Reserve Future Farmers of America
Neil Walcher
North Fairfield Willing Workers
Susie Knudsen
Jack McDonaldson
Dick Danhoff
Susie Handsen
Richard Whetstone
John Liles
Bruce Sanders
Tom Leber
Is He A Slammer Signed by Washington Senators Duo
Jesse Snead nephew of Sam Snead and Warren Jenkins signed with the Washington Senators after Valley High School, Hot Springs, Virginia. Jenkins reportedly received a 40000 dollar signing bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Jesse C. Snead
Sammy Snead
Warren
Jackie) Jenkins
Washington Senators
Valley High School
Hot Springs
Jenkins
Americans Face Scots in British Amateur Round Two
Jimmy McHale of Philadelphia and 13 other Americans began the second round at Turnberry while home favorites led by defending champion Joe Carr of Ireland asserted control. McHale drew Harry Brownlee of Scotland, with other matchups pairing John Penrose of Miami Beach against Huw Squirrel and Frank Bostock of Phoenix against Scot John Cubbage amid a field of U.S. entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Ariz
John Cubbage
AFL Tapes Set for Saturday AFL Highlights Replay
New York AFL tapes will show top league games from the previous weekend on Saturdays after regularly scheduled NCAA broadcasts. The American Broadcasting Co announced the plan on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
NCA
American Broadcasting Co
Barbecue for Norwalk Poultrymen Nets Speaker Lineup
NORWALK area poultrymen will hear Robert Hocker of the Ohio Hatchery Association and a State Poultry and Egg Market Board representative at a Saturday barbeque. The event begins at 6 30 p.m. at the fair grounds, hosted by the Firelands Poultry Association. Tickets available from listed members or extension offices. A poultry tour for 4H and FFA members is set for June 21 at multiple farms in Huron and Erie counties starting 10 a.m.
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Norwalk
Robert Hocker
Ohio Hatchery Association
State Poultry and Egg Market Board
Fairgrounds
Firelands Poultry Association
Robert Bertsch
Fred Deering
Richard Cobb
Robert Zorn
Tom Colllins
Mark Wolfram
Bob Calhoun
Erie
Huron County
The
Associaton
FFA
Huron
Bellamy Rd
Berly Heights
Warren Jump Farm
Monroeville
New Washington
Majorettes Named for Western Reserve High School
Western Reserve High School selected its head majorette Jean Robinson who has four years of majorette experience and also plays trombone in the W. A. Concert Band. The announcement naming other majorettes accompanied by details of the season plans.
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Ithosen
Western Reserve High School
Ildium
Bowling Green State University
Jean Robinson
W.A
Triplett Signs for seventh NFL season with Giants
New York Giants back Triplett signs for his seventh NFL season. He leads the ground game with 46 yards per carry in a 152 attempts romp over Walker Sohio. Hammond adds a double and triple for the winners as Vargo's Ripple Creme falls 11-9 to Bob's Auto Sales with six home runs, including two by Tom Shue.
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Wey LU
Ripple Creme
Bob's Auto Sales
Tom Shue
Bob's
Spencer Teams Win Two In Suburban Hot Stove League
Spencer County league play opened with two wins as Spencer Class H beat Penfield Snyder Trucking 3 to 3 while Spencer Class F defeated Litchfield 9 to 3. Both games featured high scoring but the H team managed the win despite 18 hits by Penfield’s side.
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Spencer
Lorain County
Penfield Snyder Trucking
Litchfield
LaPorte Merchants Top North Eaton 16 12
The LaPorte Merchants defeated the North Eaton Angels 16 to 12 in a Class H Lorain County Suburban Hot Stove Baseball League game. Doug Spitzer hit his second homer of the season to break a 12 12 tie in the sixth inning, and Mike Plas earned the win on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
North Eaton
LaPorte Merchants
North Eaton Angels
Lorain County
Doug Spitzer
Mike Plas
Deep Water Fishing Tip With Dry Fly Hook
A size 42 dry fly hook with nearly all the hackle removed is recommended for use with a tiny worm or as part of a larger worm or grasshopper lure. It sinks deeply from a boat while still catching fish, or can be used with a tiny worm alone. Try all depths.
Four Girls Sponsor Dance for Majorette Uniform Fund
Four girls will attend South-Walburg Camp in Syracuse Indiana in July and host a dance at Clarkfield Community Hall Friday from to 11 30 pm est Proceeds go toward uniforms and majorette school expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Ind
Clarkfield
Amherst Drops Summer School Typing Class
Amherst announces cancellation of a summer school typing class due to insufficient registrations at Marion L Steele High School. World history and driver education registration will occur next Monday and may be canceled if enrollment remains low. Ammy Thomas will teach world history and Gerald Hudak will teach driver education.
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Amherst
S. Marion
Cleveland teens killed in car crash during street race
David Doran aged 18 of Cleveland was killed Monday night when his car ran out of control while racing another vehicle. His companion Charles McKee, 22, was injured as the car jumped a curb and struck a tree.
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Cleveland
UPI
David Doran
Charles McKee
Doran
Scholarships Awarded At Wellington High Alumni Reunion
Wellington Three 1961 graduates Constance Campbell David Mellick and Kathy Babcock received alumni and Wellington Oberlin scholarships at the eighth annual Wellington High School Alumni Association meeting. Dorothy Waite Wright was named president with Robert Walker and William Norton as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington High School Alumni Association
Constance Campbell
David Mellick
Kathy Babcock
Wellington - Oberlin
Dorothy Waite Wright
Robert Walker
William Norton
Sheffield Council Approves Pay Increases for Clerk and Treasurer
Sheffield council voted 4 to 1 to raise the annual salaries of Clerk Schmitz Bliss and Treasurer Leona Brown starting 1962. Clerk to 1500 dollars, boosted by 2 percent, with the pay funded by the Board of Public Affairs. Brown’s annual pay increases from 400 to 500 dollars. Council debated finances, noting last year’s red ink and no guaranteed income rise.
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Sheffield
Leona Brown
Rts
Schmitz
Howard Bliss
Ruth Potter
Water Flow Council
Lester Mackert
Roads and Drains Committee
Avon
State Highway Department
Councilman
Bliss
Fireworks Collection Planned for Vermilion on the Lake
The Volunteer Firemen’s Social Club asks for donations at Gill's Grocery Fier's Spaghetti House Matt's The Cheese House and Matt's Sparkle Market for the Fourth of July display. Started in 1955 by Art Mocherthen and Bill Clague the event grew into a village project with turnout from locals and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Gill's Grocery
Fier's
Matt's
Cheese House
Matt's Sparkle Market
Art Mocher
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Bill Clague
Wellington Council opens bids to pave three streets
Wellington Council approved advertising for bids to pave Jones Elm and Union streets at a special meeting last night. Bids must be separate for each street with resident notices prior to action. A 20 year plan aims to reduce objections and salvage 18 inch tile for reuse could save about 500.
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Wellington
Jones
Elm
Union
Coune
John Duff
Islature
Aubrey Witbeck
Lorain County Excavating Co
Union St
Witbeck
Witheck
Lorain County
Summer Hours OK'd For Berlin Library
Berlin Heights The Berlin Township Public Library Board set a summer schedule with the library open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 4 pm. Friday hours were changed to 8 30 to 11 30 am to test convenience. A proposed budget was approved, new shelving will be installed, and action on a new encyclopedia was deferred until September. A donated novel The Packard Case was presented, a memorial poems volume added, and invitations extended to Huron residents to use Berlin Library during remodeling. Geraniums were donated and planting completed. Ventilation fan deposit box and binding of weekly issues were discussed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Heights
Berlin
B. P. Mernek
William Merrick
Paris
Harvey Harris
Berlin Fruit Box Co
Huron
Doris Knoll
Oliver Burnham
Bruce Burnham
Churchill To See Races In London Trip
Sir Winston Churchill leaves today for London to attend the As 1 races and will interrupt his Riviera holiday to fly home for the event and return Saturday. Secretary Anthony Montague Brown said the trip is planned to accommodate the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cario
Monaco
UPI
Sir Winston Churchill
London
Modern-Day Zeus Outrage Stuns Ventura Crowd
In Ventura California Steven Hardina, 12, practiced baton twirling claiming to study Zeus the thunderbolt figure, triggering a crowd reaction. In London aviation minister Peter Thorneycroft faced questions in the House over a whiskey ad near Heathrow, replying money. A high baton toss caused an explosion and dark smoke as KVEN outage lasted about an hour due to a severed power line.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Steven Hardina
Zeus
London
Minster
Peter Thorneycroft
House of Commons
Steven
KVEN
Betsy Ross Enlists for Flag Day Service
Betsy Ross will serve Uncle Sam on Flag Day Wednesday after enlisting in the Army on Monday in Dallas Texas. The brief item notes the enlistment and upcoming holiday service commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Betsy Ross
Uncle Sam
Wellington Church Class Reunites for Picnic at First Methodist
Wellington residents recall Philathea class memories at a reunion picnic in the church dining rooms. Out of town guests include Agnes Bowen Scott of Maryland Margaret Daugherty McLain of Dayton and Dora Spangler of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
First Methodist Church
Philathea
Agnes Bowen Scott
Maryland
Margaret Daugherty McLain
Dayton
Dora Spangler
Akron
Philip Duff
John Duff
Guerdon Industries
Marlette
Great Lakes
Pittsfield 4 H Session Set for Wednesday Meeting
The Pittsfield 4 H Club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. in the Pittsfield Town Hall. Lynn O Neal and Jane Betts give talks and demonstrations at the meeting held at the home of adviser Mrs Norman McConnell. Sharon Simmons serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Town Hall
Lynn O'Neal
Jane Betts
Norman McConnell
Sharon Simmons
Funeral planned for James F. Lowrey former UPI war correspondent
Alameda California reports funeral services for James F. Lowrey 41 a former United Press war correspondent who covered the Pacific from 1943 to 195 and later served as bureau manager in Helena Montana He was then working as a copy editor for the San Francisco Examiner at the time of his death following a long illness
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Alameda
Calif
UPI
James F. Lowrey
United Press
Lowrey
Pacific
Helena
Mant
San Francisco Examiner
Ordinance Debt Anticipation Notes For Elyria Streets
Ordinance provides for issuing notes totaling 306740 in anticipation of special assessments for Project K improvements in Elyria Ohio. Notes dated around January 1962 carry about 4.5 percent interest, to retire prior notes and fund paving storm sewers and water lines on multiple streets. Emergency clause to address public health and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
DeChant
Elytla
Ohio
Elytin
Hiyria
Maplstreet
University Avenue
Georgias
Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Gell Avenue
Ton Avenue
Concord
Weat River
Oly
Schaden Road
Penrose Court
Elyria
Beenan
Pest
Robert J. Corts
Councilim ix
Elyria City Council approves multiple 1961 ordinance actions
The document records Ordinance Nos 61-84 61-83 and 61-84 provisions authorizing city funds bonds notes and anticipated notes to fund improvements and to issue and sell bonds McDonald & Company purchase terms and emergency clauses plus bids for traffic light installation and parking revenue contracts and a used land roller purchase all approved June 1961 with Mayor Auditor and City Clerk signatures and directives to forward copies for official filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasus
Wa'd
McDonald & Company
Elyria
Sala City
Sala
Nores
Allest
Robert J. Corts Vlerk
Corneil
Safety Service
Indo
Park Place
Park Avenue
That & Cout
Onto Saution 1
Bafaty Service
de Ibuthoriand
Eiter Winn
Bark Place
Robert ¢. Corts Gierk
Gouneu
Wunbrac
Iaw
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Clarence Cochrane
Clarence
James
James Kennedy
John Snitch
Larry Sehnudt
President
Slammer
Western Reserve
Rawncelben
Rheingold Huntington
N.Y
Loretta
Byron
Karen McMillan
Rheingold Prosenor
Bonnie Sehlinger
Huntington Crescent Club
Bob Rosburg
Gay Brewer Jr
North Minor
Bally Hoo
Triplett
Sportsmans Digest
Istaran
WHS
Josephine Dagnan Outridge
Leon Jones
Robert King
Edward Wells
Luella Hines Kepler
Mary Louise Bradstock Travis
Charles Seeley
Leland Martin
Charles Wiard
Sophie Kruk Saxe
Claude Parsons
Robert
Hiss
Mary Knapp
Richard Barbe
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Southern Lorain Community Hospital
Llass
Earl Biges
Findley State Park
Ruth Whitney
Harold Ringler
Leah Gualehouse
Clana of
Linde Matcham Marley
Dennis Arndt
Kenneth Helden
Mary Nene Young Huff
Marge Lowther
Sheffield Council Oks
Wiseman
Radio Truit
Leo
Coun
Betty Hinman
Churchill
Ralph Gray
Michael Lacy
Nova
Francis R. Kinter
Jon Boswell
Medina
Jerry Geisler
Toledo
Alfred Tammaro
Canton
Donald Hobbs
Lorain
Donald Deischer
Galion
Eugene RB
Smith
Gonses
Oscar G Dunn
Eugene BR. Smith
Guubiels
G. Dunn
Eugene B, Smith
Gail
Lue Qsuah G. Dunn
Poen- Rel
Lidislas
Sepoe
Jackliy
Wribitkas
Anil
Ladisiad Seguea Associates
Blyth
Dan Ho
Gutharteed
Ledislis Haguy & Abto
Biyrin
Passhel
Robert J, Corts
Eugene B
Gaui
Loll Oslag
Dunn
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