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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

5

Vermilion Regatta Highlights Inaugural Three Day Event

Vermilion hosts the first annual Summer Regatta with boat races a beauty queen appearance and a colorful parade. Friday’s Yachtsman’s Ball kicked off the vacation season as sail and log races defined the weekend activities. Results include 30 second Dragon class won by John third Pinkney, Mo boat top in two day sail-flag, and Star class shared honors with Peggy M placing third. Rita Harvey presided as regatta queen in the water and boat displays.

Crystal Beach Jeff Goodridge John Pinkney George Fiedler Vermilion Boat Club Mojors Joseph Goldsmith Darrell Crep Robert Howley G. L/Sarell Tri-City Severs Peggy M William Muller Vermilon Huron Ajaga Vermullion River van Wagner Harvey Rogers Vermilion Women’s League V. R. Dickason Robert Liljegren Vermilion City Council Dorothy Lipman

Several thefts probed in Elyria and vicinity

Police investigated multiple thefts over the weekend including a four wheel and tire theft from a pickup on Livermore Lane east of Abbe Ra. valued at $40, an electrical tire wrench stolen from Bellamy service station, bicycles taken from Diane Allen and Sandra Sick, and a Betsy Boylan bicycle recovered at Eastern Heights School.

Livermore Lane Abbe Ra Orleans Construction Co Bellamy Seneca St Gilbert Coates Huron St Elyria Diane Allen Kaiser Ct Lodi St Sandra Sick Cambridge Ave Eastern Heights Pool Eastern Heights Betsy Boylan Park Ave

Griswold water line declared outside PUC jurisdiction

Attorney examiner James E. Davis says the Griswold Rd water line supplying about 100 Elyria users is not operated as a public utility and falls outside PUC control. The finding favors Huffman, who bought the line for 1500 and seeks to charge users, with a future PUC investigation to decide if it operates as a water company.

Griswold Rd Elyria Public Utilities Commission James E. Davis PUC Davis Albert G. Huffman Penrose Ct Elyria Board of Education Huffman Fne Elyria Township Markley School Elyna, Board of Education Amineer Turnpike Lanes Commission

Two crashes near Elberta Beach end in arrest and injury

Two accidents within minutes at Elberta Beach left one driver under arrest and a passenger treated in hospital. John Salvatore, 59, of Euclid, suffered head bruises and a mild concussion and was released from St Joseph Hospital after riding as a passenger in a car driven by his son Anthony, 24, of Cleveland, who was uninjured. The Salvatore vehicle was struck from behind by Helmut Lapohn, who was charged with failing to maintain a safe distance. Police also reported another crash at 4 40 p m when Ruben Little, 35, Cleveland, struck a boat and trailer hauled by James Kumpf, 20, of 56 Huron Rd. the boat and trailer were damaged.

Salvatore Helmut R. Lapotn Cleveland Lapohn Ruben Little James Kumpf Huron Rd

Wax figure of Somerset Maugham to debut at Tussauds

Craftsmen at Madame Tussaud's Museum planned to begin work today on a wax lifesize figure of author Somerset Maugham. The finished replica would mark the first writer honored there since George Bernard Shaw in 1928.

London UPI Madame Tussaud's Museum Somerset Maugham Maugham George Bernard Shaw

Air ace Crates Woolley funeral set in Maine

Air Force Col. Crates Woolley Ret 67 famed Caet fighter ace died after a heart ailment Saturday Funeral services are planned for Tuesday in Harpswell Maine where he had been living The obituary notes his wartime service and recognition by veterans groups and the Air Force

Harpswell Maine UPI Air Force Crates Woolley

Midview grad joins paratroops

Pvt. Dennis Carmel, 17, a June graduate of Midview High School, arrived at Ft Knox Kentucky last week to begin basic training. After completion he will be assigned to the paratroopers at Fort Benning. Carmel is the son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Carmel of Grafton Rt 76.

Dennis Carmel Midview High School Ft Knox Carmel Gordon Carmel Rt. 76 Grafton Benning Knox Co. B Sth Rlu. S A. P.C

Mississippi coast clubs raid under Barnett order

UPT night club operators along the Mississippi Gulf Coast report Gov. Ross Barnett’s anti gambling stance is real. He said a man checked and found all gambling closed down. National Guardsmen, under his orders, destroyed about $35,000 in gambling devices in raids on three coastal clubs last week.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Ross Barnett Barnett

Motorist cited for his ship after hit and run collision

Earl J. Frye, 25, of 1163 Melvyn Lane, was charged Saturday with leaving the scene of an accident after a southbound strike on West River Street damaged a utility pole and a house. He had borrowed a car, drove home, then took it to a Cleveland body shop. A bystander followed him to his home and alerted police. Dorothy M. Franey, 44, of 247 Third Street, was cited for improper lane usage after a minor collision at East Avenue and 14th Street with John M. Lang, 48, of 147 Georgette Drive, Grafton.

Earl J. Frye Melvyn Lane Frye Lorain Cleveland West River St Dorothy M. Franey Third St East Ave 14Th St John M. Lang Georgette Dr Grafton

Lorain youth fined for shoplifting at Hills Department Store

Patricia Lorette Ka le, 20, of 1021 King Ave. was fined 100 and costs after shoplifting four items from Hills Department Store Saturday night. Judge John S. Kolena suspended 50 pending good behavior. Items valued at 9.68 according to police report.

Lorain Patricia Lorette Kale King Ave Hills Department Store John S. Kolena

Model airplane crash in Ely Village injures no one

A radio controlled model airplane with about four foot wingspan crashed in a yard near Barbara Darnell at 1108 Garden St Ely Village last night at 8 21 pm. The operator Alfred G Nickley chief of Lorain Fire Department said the receiver failed and no city ordinances cover model planes though they cannot be flown at municipal airports. The crowd was told there is no FAA jurisdiction over model planes and hobbyists often fly from the Elyria field as a mult million dollar business.

Barbara Darnell Garden St Alfred G Nickley City Hall Lorain Ely Village Nickley Elyria Field

Man, 53, charged in morals case

A 53-year-old Lake Terminal railroad switchman Clifton Ray Hale of 1627 Missouri Ave was charged with three counts of sodomy and contributing to the delinquency of minors after police investigated a report of two intoxicated teenage boys near Vine Ave and East 34th St. Hale held the boys and his 15-year-old son at his home. three youths ages 15 14 and 12 were later handed to the Juvenile department pending a hearing.

Lorain Lake Terminal Clifton Ray Hale Missouri Ave Vine Ave East 34Th St Joseph Gethin Frank Pawlak Hale East 28Th St Pawlak

Police check thefts from home and car

The Oberlin police logged thefts over the weekend totaling 75 dollars in cash and 150 dollars in property. A vase at Julius Eastin's home on 130 Locust St. was robbed Thursday between 4 and 8 p.m. Eight paint brushes, a spare tire, two drop cloths and a sharkskin suit coat disappeared from Henry DeSaulles's car on Friday night or early Saturday.

Oberlin Julius Eastin Locust St Henry DeSaulles South Main St

Ford shutdown looms as talks deadlock stalls plants

Ford Motor Co faces a possible nationwide shutdown as UAW and Ford negotiators fail to resolve a 12 day walkout at Walton Hills Stamping Plant in Cleveland. About 120,000 Ford workers could be affected. 16 car assembly plants may close, with Lorain and Sandusky plants laying off workers as part shortages hit key parts production.

Lorain Ford Motor Co United Auto Ford Detroit Walton Hills Cleveland Brookpark Sandusky Loran Sevanty Long Ave UAW Ohio Ken Bannon Ford Department Henry Ford II

Two-Car Collision Injures Four on Eastern Roads

Four people were injured in a two car crash at 7 10 last night at Cowley and Grafton Eastern Roads. Arthur Frombaugh 70% Litchfield and Virginia M Pay 25 Medina drove the cars. Frombaugh suffered jaw and head injuries. Ella Frombaugh 73 suffered a right elbow injury. All were treated at Elyna Memorial Hospital and released after X rays. Mrs Pay received contusions to a left leg and right shoulder and was released after X rays. Mrs Trudy Allen 40 treated for brush burns and admitted. Sheriff deputies said the Pay car was a total loss and estimated Frombaugh car damage at 000. Allen was thrown from the car. Another accident at 455 pm Saturday injured Richard J Takacs 18 West 15th St with a fractured nose and left elbow after his car left the road on West Radar Rd north of Butternut Ridge. He was treated and released at Elyma Memorial Hospital.

Arthur Frombaugh Litchfield Virginia M. Pay Medina Frombaugh Ella Frombaugh Elyna Memorial Hospital Pay Trudy Allen Elyna Memorial Hospial Sherff Saxi Frombaurd Allen Richard J Takacs West 15Th St Inscar West Radar Rd Butternut Ridge

Railroad man's funeral in Elmira for 38

Funeral services were held today for John A Schwab a vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad who died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.

Elmira UPI Jonn A Schwab Pennsylvania Railroad Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltamore

Lineman dies after Avon Lake accident

Harry Frost, a loader for CEI, died after being exposed to an estimated 2,800 volts when a hot wire fell onto his truck in Avon Lake. He suffered a double skull fracture and was moved from St Joseph Hospital to Cleveland Clinic. Coroner Samuel Gerber investigates cause of death.

Cleveland Harry Frost Cleveland Electric Illuminating Avon Lake Cleveland Clinic Frost CEI Lorrain St Joseph Astor Ave Cleveland Cime Cuvahoza County Samuel Gerber

Horse damages car when horse bolts onto hood

William Raab was leading a hay mare to water on Saturday in Livingston New Jersey when the horse bolted and jumped onto a passing car. Neither horse nor passengers were injured but the car was damaged and Raab was charged with allowing an animal to run at large.

Livingston UPI Willam Raab Raab

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