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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1955

Page

12

Trailer Project Still On In Grafton

A Grafton property owner says plans for a large trailer camp for Williams Bros. workers this summer remain alive. Two village acreages were eyed by the Grafton Area Businessmen's Association and Mayor Toghill for the site. Robert Nesbett had proposed a camp for 450 workers but businessmen reportedly abandoned the plan over the cost of permanent water and sewer lines.

Grafton Grafton Area Robert Nesbett Williams Bros., Construction Co Tulsa Okla

Two Injured In Accident At Grafton

In Lorain County near Grafton a car driven by Robert Kraber collided with a vehicle carrying Mrs. Grills and Edith Meyer while en route to Cascade Park. Mrs. Grills sustained injuries to her right elbow and a passenger reported burns but both were treated and released. Wells Mole Jr and Sr and another occupant were treated for minor injuries. A property owner said he may fund sewer and water line work to his land and lease rentals could cover costs, with prior discussions aiming to avoid financing snags.

Dassy Stefani Lorain Countrie i Neharety Grafton Robert Kraber Cleve Agweu Leila Culuune Elyria

Mikoyan Seeks Peace With Tomato Juice Toast

Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, at a Moscow party for India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, pledged to pursue peace while drinking a tomato juice cocktail. The remark underscored a shared push for harmony amid intensifying Cold War tensions.

Moscow Anastas Mikoyan India Jawaharlal Nehru

Lynch Names 19 Member Playground Staff for 1955

Russell Lynch, Elyria playgrounds director for the 1955 season, announced a 19 member staff to supervise the city’s organized playtime. Mrs Dorothy Grills, 42, of Grafton will be ground supervisor. Barbara Welt, a junior and art major at Ohio State University, will direct the crafts program across 10 grounds.

Russell Lynch Elyria Grafton Lynch Clearview High School Dorothy Grills R-D Barbara Welt Harvard Ave Ohio State University Punthrn Mantas Anna Andlnel Neni Esi Ik Ernest Cureillo Chronicle-Telegram YMCA Russell. Lynch

Cascade Pool Filter Dedication At Elyria This Sunday

A 1954 era dedication marks the Cascade Park pool filter in Elyria with a Cleveland ARC show by 16 swimmers and 15 club members led by Gretchen Lechner. The event features the Red Cross water show, water ballet, diving acts, a bronze plaque presentation to Mayor Keys, and remarks by Kiwanis officials.

Chick Yorik Biggers Ameri-Seven Red Cross Cleveland Elyrias Texas Uni Canversity Percade Park Cleveland Arc Cleve Swimming Land Swimming Club Silver Fin Club Gretchen Prange Libby Haines National Water Ballet Elyria Kiwanis Club Gretchen Lechner Ing Kiwanis Club J.pson Grant Keys will/dents Jack Underman Kiwanis Nelson Beller Blymony Indi Chanter ABC Kiwanis Men Our- Beller Patrick Dexter Kimball Clib Kimball John Kinter Mayor Keys Elyria Keys City Parks Commission Vernon Bellch

Oberlin Fund Drive Near Goal

Oberlin College development leaders reported the Elyria area campaign is within 1,500 of its minimum quota with 68 gifts totaling 8,001 from alumni and parents. About 300 area alumni and parents remain as prospective givers as the drive aims for 9,500 minimum and 18,500 challenge.

Oberlin College Elyria John Arbour Jr C. Robert Keesey

Police News: Cited and fined in Mayor's Court

Robert H. Dean of 119 North West River St was cited for speeding on Cleveland St. He pled guilty in Mayor's Court and was fined 13 dollars plus costs. Dennis Reed, 19, of 452 Wesles Ave, was cited for operating on a temporary permit fictitious plates and speeding. He pled guilty to all charges and received 25 dollars and costs 350 and costs and 17 dollars and costs respectively. Edward Galley of 152 High St was arrested yesterday for orderly conduct on his wife Sylvia's complaint. In Mayor's Court he pled guilty and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. William Burdette, 33, of New Wilmington Pa, was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Keys after being arraigned by sheriffs deputies for failure to yield right of way following a personal injury collision at Root and Chestnut Ridge Roads Sunday. Burdette's car collided with one driven by Frederick Sinkinson, 325 Marseilles Ave.

Robert H. Dean North West River St Cleveland St Dennis Reed Wesles Ave Edward Galley High St Sylvia William Burdette New Wilmington Keys Sheriff's Deputies Root and Chestnut Ridge Rds Burdette Frederick Sinkinson Marseilles Ave Cleveland Republic Steel Richman Bros Sears Roebuck Jerry W. Schafer Blake St Socony Mobile Standard of Ind Standard of Ohio Texas Company Toledo Edison Iss U.S. Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Woolworth Co

Brucellosis testing in Lorain County dairy herds cited

Frank Gonterman reports 290 of 927 Lorain County dairy herds tested as brucellosis suspects after a three week mobile lab program based in Oberlin. Blood testing covered 1,706 cattle with 239 suspect herds, while 101 herds were negative. plan to complete testing within a week.

Lorain County Frank Gonterman State Highways Department Oberlin Mansfield Gonterman Elyrian Douglas Hopkins Lake Ave Ridge Bridge Sts Jorage Hopkins Mans Ohio Dawy Cleveland Board Far Jol Health Terman

Stocks Rise and Fall Across Major Firms

The day’s market movements show mixed results for GMAC and AT&T with gains for American Radial and Anaconda Copper while Bendix Aviation and Chrysler see declines. Avco and Cities Service also trade unevenly as investors weigh industrials and energy-oriented names.

American Radial American T. & T Anaconda Copper Avco Alfg Bendix Aviation Chrysler Cities Service Cleveland Cliffs

Avon Man Fined for DWI in Ridgeville

Avon residents James Curran and others appear in Ridgeville court on DWI charges. Curran pleaded guilty, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and received the three day jail mandatory. Several local names and companies listed in the docket faced fines or charges for intoxication or related offenses.

Avon DWI Ridgeville Jter CL Leer

County Road Report Amended To Conform With City Plan

Mayor Keys announced A push to secure state relief for Elyria highway needs saying aid may not come before 1957 but he will press for action now. He argued the growing area may face critical problems by 1957 and plans to secure funding to address current and future projects.

Keys Elyria Shan Ane Balu Wie Miayur Coense Jwe

Ryan GOP Campaign Chairman Named for Elyria Races

Denis J. Ryan was named Republican campaign chairman for Elyria city election races by Richard A. Stith. Ryan, who led Archie West’s mayoral bid, accepted and said additional committee appointments would follow. Stith noted policy work and a formal platform are underway for the general election.

Denis J. Ryan Richard A. Stith Elyria City Republican Central Committee GOP Ryan Archie West West Stith

Huntington Barn Blaze Destroys Hay Barn Near Huntington

A large barn on the L D Huggins farm near Huntington burned at 5 35 p m killing about 420 new hay bales and 100 old hay bales. Spontaneous combustion is suspected. Fire units saved ground floor machinery and Wellington Fire Department fought the blaze until late evening. Loss estimated at not less than 5000 dollars. The Huggins children were first to spot the fire and alerted their mother and grandfather who helped move water until firefighters arrived.

Wellington L. D. Huggins Stewart Rd Huntington Wellington Fire Department Huggins Frank Clara Janie Jimmie L. Johnson Clinton Ark Lin

Three More Vandalism Reports From Sheriff

Three more vandalism incidents were logged by the sheriff today. Deputies Vinovich and Heck saw Allen Tully’s car on Lake View Drive in Brentwood smeared with white enamel and orange shellac at 3:30 a.m. Tully denied knowing any likely suspects. Mrs. Lurancy Sauer of La Grange found three storage buildings at her home broken into on return from Florida with antique furniture damaged. Stephan Rick of 1240 Park Avenue Anherst reported mailboxes damaged in his area.

Sheriff's Department Robert Vinovich Charles Heck Allen Tully Lakeview Dr Brentwood Tully Lurancy Sauer la Grange Florida

Thomas Brown Condition Reported Good After Fall at Avon Lake

Thomas A Brown residing at 34260 Center Ridge Road was reported in good condition at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain after a fall at Fruehauf Trail er Co Avon Lake on Sunday when a scaffold tipped and knocked him to the floor. An indictment was returned against Wil liam Diaz of 1765 East 29th Street Lorain, and he was connected to a grand jury Tuesday. Wanda Byrd of 3177 Elyria Ave Lorain filed for divorce from James of Bennettsville DC, alleging neglect cruelty and willful absence. they married October 18 1953.

Thomas A Brown Center Ridge Road Fruehauf Trailer Co Avon Lake St. Joseph Hospital Lorain Brown Grand Jury Wil Liam Diaz East 29Th St Wanda Byrd Elyria Ave James Bennettsville D. C

Courthouse estate filings reveal two probate estimates

Probate court papers show May Esely of Wellington died May 13 leaving an estate estimated at 25 335 with securities 23 427 accounts receivable 1 fee and personal property 287. An estate of Eleanor Knechtges Gratton who died June 12 totals 37 800 including 21 000 personal property 13 000 real estate and 3 800 annual rental income Myles is executor. Eva Corona sues Martin Janis for 8 011 on loans. A church sale order grants Agudath Achim B nai Abraham Congregation authority to sell property to Church of God for 24 500 with 15 500 cash and balance by note and mortgage.

May Esely Wellington Common Pleas Agudath Achim B'nai Abraham Church of God Eleanor Knechtges Gratton Myles

Sparks Cause Cupola Blaze At Elyria Foundry

Firefighters were called to Elyria Foundry for a minor roof blaze on a one story brick building. Sparks from the cupola sparked the fire but it was confined to the roof and extinguished by the fire department.

Elstia Elyria

Tokyo Publisher Dies At 75 In Tokyo Tribune

The Tokyo Shim bun reports the death of Yeisuke Kakuda its president and a leading journalist. He died at 75 with palsy complicated by pneumonia recorded as the cause of death.

Tokyo Tokyo Shimbun Today Yeisuke Kakuda

Divorce Vacated By Judge Pincura In '53 Ruling

Judge John Pincura vacated the 1953 divorce granted to Andres Olevira of Lorain from Pilar Franco of Palmeira Co Tuna Spain. The action, based on fraud, showed Olevira falsely claimed a Spain to America move and wife’s absence. He was not a bona fide Ohio resident and had reportedly been deported. Spanish consulate details prompted the ruling. A hearing was set. the plaintiff did not appear.

John Pincura Andres Olevira Lorain Pilar Franco Palmeira Co Tuna Spain Pincura Olevira America United States Quevira Ohio

Missing Insurance Man Sought After Car Crash

Foster, an insurance agent of North Eaton, was reported missing after his wrecked 1950 DeSoto on South Lear Nagle Road. Constable Emory Hershey and Sheriff’s deputies aided in the search for Robert Campbell, 31, of Rt 82, noted as Foster’s passenger salvage attempt. Campbell, married with two children, was uninjured though the auto was demolished.

Foster Curran Sheriff's Department Emory Hershey Robert Campbell North Eaton Mobile South Lear-Nagle DeSoto Campbell

Death notices from Lorain and Wakeman list several local obituaries

Barbara Sala mon 85 died at home in Lorain after long illness. Survived by son Jeff Solomon, four grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Service 2 p.m. at Mathews Funeral Home, Elmwood Cemetery. Adelaide Meerey 75 died after lingering illness in Norwalk Memorial Hospital. Survived by sister Ann Woodland and brother Harry in England. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Gerber Funeral Home. Wakeman burial in Wakeman Cemetery. James W Mills 83 former Lorain resident died at Apple Creek Sanitarium. Service 12 a.m. Saturday from Reidy Scanlan Funeral Home. Burial Elmwood. half-brother Thomas Peetz or Lorain. brother John Mills deceased.

Lorain James W. Mills Apple Creek Reidy Scanlan Funeral Paul W. Kirk First Evangelical United Brethren Church Mr. Mills John Mills E. Erie St Thomas Peetz John Elmwood Cemetery

Elyrian's Appeal Heard By Ohio Liquor Board

Stanley Ozminski of Elyria appeared before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control in Columbus to appeal a denied C2 liquor permit. The board, meeting again on Tuesday, held the appeal under advisement awaiting a decision.

Elyrian Ohio Liquor Board Ohio Board of Liquor Control Stanley Ozminski Cleveland St Ozminski Liquor’ Board Columbus

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Eisris Mayor Keys Maaney Ironworks Grills Elytia Memorial Hospital Cascade Pool Wells Allen School Joan Hyman Hamilton Lynda Curtis Cascade Park Michael Corbin Fuk le Amm Hts Clyde Bartlett Beebe Sr Lo Vrain County Carole Snoble Stanford Ave Edison John Zerverbanek Lincoln Ave Columbia Ave Garford Margery Palmer Park Ave Gates Elizabeth Harris Root Rd Clearview Shirley Hovis 10Th St Addie Wingard Clinton Ave Jefferson Bob Kunkle Vista Ct Sandra Laver Uhke Ave Marshall Novak W. River Si Dorothy Sullivan Dark Ave Shu Yee Ahaema Police News Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Oan Charles W. Fos Wb Aret Ryan Gop Ashland Keys and Safety Service Michael J. Lotko DeLeuw State Highway Division Shaffer Parrett Shaffer-Parrett Thomas Brown Eva Corona Oberlin Rd Martin Janis Elfreda Sr Mayor's Court Death Records Barbara Salamon Hungary Mukevele Lodge No Adelaide Meerey Malls Services Capitol Cell 2455 Death Row Tomo N Glenn Ford Melody Rivoli Randolph Scott Richard Egan Rubber Patrol
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