DWI Charge From Two-Car Amherst Mishap
James D. Barnes, 34, of 958 Milan Ave, charged with driving while intoxicated after his car collided with a parked vehicle owned by Gertrude Portman, 64, on Park Ave. Barnes held on $50 bond by Amherst Police.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
15
James D. Barnes, 34, of 958 Milan Ave, charged with driving while intoxicated after his car collided with a parked vehicle owned by Gertrude Portman, 64, on Park Ave. Barnes held on $50 bond by Amherst Police.
A 1960s American Assembly report from Columbia University urges collective action to raise productivity for stable prices amid growth and low unemployment. It notes that shared effort is needed to achieve price stability and long term economic progress, inviting readers to request a free booklet.
A woodpile column laments nightly dog mischief in Vine Pleasant Street area. Police break up drag races and yard damage after complaints. A joyous birth is announced as Eastin delivers Joycelyn Clair, their fifth child, while readers are urged to curb canine mischief and avoid congregating on lawns.
The Aquarama, the largest freshwater passenger ship, begins its fifth season offering daily Cleveland to Detroit service through Labor Day. Capacity 2,500 passengers and 200 cars. Sunday to Wednesday trips depart Cleveland at 9:30 a.m. with a Detroit stop, returning at 10:30 p.m. Thursdays to Saturdays depart Detroit at 5:10 p.m. Officials expect more vacationers aboard due to rising inquiries.
Charges of assault and battery and trespassing were filed against Steve Tolvay, 2084 Taft St., Elyria 7, after a disturb ance at Mike and Margaret Parks, 2083 Taft St., at 6 p m Saturday. Tolvay allegedly struck the Patki couple on their porch as neighbors reported the episode. Deputies could not explain Tolvay's actions.
Wellington Lorain County Beekeepers held their 13th annual field day at the county fairgrounds. Ora VanHaun won a smoker in a contest and demonstrated hive inspection. Demonstrations covered feeding bees, hive assembly, queen introduction, package installation, and swarm hiving by 4-H helpers. Key speakers were E. Bailey and Jack Happ. The program credited high attendance to demonstrations with gentle bee strains.
In Portsmouth England the all male City Council voted unanimously to permit girl strollers on the Southsea Beach promenade to wear bikinis marking a change in local beach attire policy.
Cascade Park swimming pool stayed open past 3 p.m. yesterday drawing over 500 youngsters. Park Superintendent John Madhock said the crowd prompted keeping the pool open longer and that with forecasts of more warm weather the pool will be open until 9 p.m. daily.
A Danish company contemplates building a new site system for Syria, with Damascus receiving early attention. The plan signals potential collaboration between Danish engineers and Syrian authorities, aiming to bolster regional infrastructure.
New London plans a July 1 opening for Don's Sohio Service on South Main Street. Donald O'Dell, Wilrod rural resident and Greenwich High School graduate, will operate the station with Darryl Tulk as assistant. He moves his family to New London soon after completion. Turkey's first cooperative marketing will be by a group of egg producers.
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