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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
9
Fragmented OCR lists appear to record many proper names and terms. It mentions Desmond, Gleeson, Tar Aviad, Bon, Fre, Bo, Pete and Ches among others. The text hints at a covered ledger or notice with various sometimes garbled entries and numbers.
Dull fans 10, pitchers shutout. Bill Dull fanned 10 over ten innings, Ware Vending loses to Saddler Insurance as Saddler collectors 14 hits and Lerchbache leads with a key homer. Jeff Hostetter drives in runs for Stewart, as George Waldovini and Saddler’s offense pace the victory.
Rotarians win a tight E loop match defeating Parsons Daisy 1:1 with decisive hitting by Jun Larr and teammates. Roary led the scoring with four hits and a home run as the Rotary team secured the victory.
Readable entries show team matchups and individual highs. High series by Bob Besar ceneys with 608 and Jim Osborne top game at 239. Team 6 7 and Team 4 5 appear in late standings with several teams on the board.
A fragmented list shows National and American League leaders with teams like Braves Reds Cards and Tigers Twins Red Sox and Yankees. Players such as Robinson, Boyer, Kalte, Malzone, and Toole appear amid scattered statistics and team names indicating a midseason leaderboard card from a historical baseball page.
Bescanceney rolled a 628 set in the Three Man League at Tu nple Lanes. He posted 216 221 221 for a 659 total while teammates Greene and Stephan contributed solid scores including 212 and 619 series. Cichinshki had 1093 and 225, with a 177 ton high for the night.
UPI reports services will be held today for Prof VMianord Ho Kum an expert on Sigmund Freud. He taught at the University of California and Vount Havokht Coere in Massachusetts and connected with Toova faz university in 1946.
Norwalk Huron County Board of Health voted to restore the food service license at Northwood Christian Home after a lengthy discussion. Health Commissioner Dr James Handley noted the home has a supervisor and will conduct case inspections to ensure food safety and sanitation standards. Judge Robert J Vetter had recommended restoring the license after denying a mandamus in a court hearing.
Reconstruction and enlargement of Eaton sewage disposal plant faces delays as bids exceed engineer estimates by more than 11000 dollars. County officials report one low bid at 4 dollars with a 27000 federal grant contingent on contract approval before July 1. Authorities will consult federal housing and urban development authorities to determine next steps.
The July draft call for the county names fifteen men to be inducted into military service. The Ohio Selective Service Board announces two local boards, one in Lilyria and another in Lorain, with a statewide total to be reduced. The call targets males 22 years old and younger, with exemptions for volunteers, and covers Cuyahoga Huron and Medina countiesamong others.
The Kiwanis club meeting at YWCA Holly Hall will feature a water safety program. Information on the latest rescue method will be added. Several Lorin Ewins Club members are expected to attend and a brief directors meeting will precede the regular session.
Mrs Oscar Ko meah announces Red Cross Bloodmobile at Kults Hall Monday from 11 00 am to 5 30 pm. County quota of 11.7 p ts has fallen short in recent months and donor turnout is requested to meet June target.
Frank L Csavini, son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Csavini of 70 Colorado Ave, earned a $629 scholarship from the Car Found at Ohio University. He will enroll this fall after being educated from Lunihizi School in 161.
Vermilion City Council votes to jointly purchase standard plastic lake buoys with the Division of Water Craft and DNR for a total of about $99 79 each including anchors. State pays two thirds, city one third, and private beach owners also contribute. Five buoys will mark city beaches three for rocky areas and two for replacements.
In Kipton, only about five residents attended a caucus to nominate candidates for the village council and clerk of council seats for the November election. Incumbents Albert Buck Jr and George Dennison were nominated for reelection, while Clerk Charles Allerio was also renominated. Raymond Brain and Glen Binerue were named as opposing candidates to create a race. Filing ends August 7 at the Lorain County Board of Elections.
Senate figures show 21 000 new settlers arrived in 1962 with 45.5 percent from elsewhere and 41.0 percent from Africa. Rhodesia led origins with 7 257, followed by Britain 4 968, Kenya 1 797, and Germany 1 314 as Europe and nearby regions supply many migrants amid continental tensions.
VALLEY CITY The Liverpool Lions club Wednesday elected Ian Dallas president Charles Diasfras vice president Ed ward Morlock second vice president Earl Geshwilm third vice president Gilbert Calta secretary James Frisk assistant secretary William Hilty treasurer Wallis Kenyon assistant treasurer Edwin Steingass Henry Deutschlander Richard Wachtel and James Fisk tail twisters Arthur Genkelon Ronald Parfitt Garrett Koopman Roper Mach and George Stoskopf board of directors Charles Ossford Henry Deutschlander and Roger Mack were appointed to inspect the Lions supported cabin at Camp Cia and to see that minor repairs are made. The club provides telephone poles for a backstop for the rock bus field. Two area children have been supplied with glasses by the club.
Huron marina owner Art Hayes asked Erie County to allow dredgings from the marina to be dumped on the Erie County sewage treatment plant site at Ruggles Beach. Hayes proposed a temporary parking area along the highway for patrons, pending county approval and a written agreement. County Engineer Voight supported the plan, noting a road to the tank would be built with fill. Legal advisor Savard called for a formal understanding before a final decision.
Wellington Farm Bureau Council 5A met at Myron and Mrs Kolbe’s on Whitehead Road. Four resolutions were reviewed including traffic signals at Routes 301 and 18 in Penfield and uniform Daylight Saving Time across the state. The council urged readoption and discussed farm policy with Lawrence Jackson as discussion leader. Council 6F met at Earl Broad’s home. a July dog clinic was announced, veterinarians will examine dogs, auto driver stickers were distributed, and a Don Breyley farm barbecue chicken dinner is set for 7 30 pm with A J Dublo and Kenneth Jones attending United Appeal actor plans.
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