Youthful hot rodders face licensing crackdown in Elyria
Elyria police arrested two youths after residents in separate areas reported dangerous driving. Edmund J. Stawicki Jr., 16, was caught after a wild chase in Eastern Heights. Charles O. Fair, 20, was apprehended at home following a trail of complaints from Clark to Garford Stanford. Stawicki pleaded juvenile court action after a stop on Furnace Street. Fair pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to reckless driving, fined 45 dollars plus costs, and had his license suspended for six months with probation on traffic compliance.
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Elyria
Eastern Heights
Edmund J. Stawicki, Jr
Bond St
West River-Furnace St
Charles O. Fair
Cleveland St
Clark
East River Sts
Garford-Stanford
Stawicki
Furnace St
Joe Neuman
E. R. Feal
Beal
Neuman
Thomas Graham
Fred Biltz
Us River and Furnace Sts
Kipling St
Prospect St
Sumner St
Garford
Stanford Ave
Ens
Fair
Frank Wilcox
Lorain Area Men Inducted Into U S Armed Forces
Ten Lorain area men were inducted Monday into the U S armed forces on orders from Local Selective Service Board 71. Names and addresses include Gregory Cormiejo, Stephen Claydosh Jr, Edward L. Silver, James J. Blazina, Gerald L. Hicks, Paul A. Minnich, Joseph C. Reiner, William F. Taylor, John R. Aquilla, and Roy N. Trotter Jr with Lorain and nearby Sheffield Lake communities represented.
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Lorain Area
U. 5 Armed Forces
Loca Selective Service Board
Gregory Cormiejo
East 31St St
Lorain
Stephen Claydosh, Jr
Highland Park Blvd
Edward L. Silver
Dysert
University Heights
James J. Blazina
Pasadena Ave
Sheffield Lake
Gerald L. Hicks
Sunset Dr
Paul A. Minnich
Eighth St
Joseph C. Reiner
Lake Ave
Lake Pond
William F. Taylor
North Ridge Rd
John R. Aquilla
West 32Nd St
Roy N. Trotter, Jr
Georgia Ave
Woman Injured In Domestic Beating Reported
Ruth Sipos age 33 of Vermilion was treated at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain for facial bruises after being beaten by her husband, per sheriff's department report.
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Ruth Sipos
R. D. Vermilion
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
PTA Leaders Named For Columbia Unit As Year Opens
Columbia PTA officials named chairmen for the coming year during an opening meeting led by president Mrs. Percy Richards. Resignations from Heath Tadisch and Mrs. Carol Bartter were accepted. new publicity chairwoman is Mrs. Paul Brown. Section chairmen were announced and a plan to host a Lorain County PTA Council April 24 at Columbia School was approved. A mother singers group with Mrs. Leonard Kral as musical director was proposed. Two Board of Education letters were read, thanking the PTA for school enumeration work and for a grant to buy equipment. Budget chairwoman is Mrs. Norman Millmard with committee members Mrs. Ed Hubbard and Mrs. Robert Crawford.
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Columbia
Columbia Pta
Percy Richards
Heath Tadisch
Carol Bartter
Paul Brown
Newton Reehurst
Richard Barter
Tre
Karl Truelson
Irs
Joseph Maddock
Ester
North East
Richards
Lorrain County Pta Council
Columbia School
Leonard Kral
Board of Education
PTA
S. W
Norman Millmard
Ed Hubbard
Robert Crawford
County Polio Group Receives $11 000 Donation
The Li County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced a new 11,000 check from the county polio group to aid patients. Harold Johnson, chapter chairman, said local March of Dimes funds fall short as polio cases rise. He noted 125 patients have received costly care, with past funds exhausted. A LaGrange teen and an Oberlin boy have benefited from funds since 1952, including hospital costs and wheelchairs. Johnson cautioned polio remains a threat despite more Salk vaccine and urged continued medical support for local patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Harold Johnson
Johnson
Eighty Sign Up For Columbia Kindergarten
Eighty children registered for the Columbia kindergarten. Mrs Leonard Kral and Mrs Howard Schultz were named co chairmen of the parents organization at a June 18 meeting attended by about fifty parents at its location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Kral
Howard Schultz
Car and sound projector stolen in Lorain theft
In Lorain two merchants reported losses as a 1950 Pontiac Catalina was taken from Sweeney's Buick lot between 4 p.m. Wednesday and 8:30 a.m. yesterday. A camera shop at 108 6th Street reported a sound projector stolen valued at 719 dollars.
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Sweeney
26Th St. Land Broadway
A. E. Gracie
6Th St
Jacob Dech
Lorain County Farm Bureau reviews safety survey findings
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Board heard a partial safety survey report showing higher accidents among farm men than women, more injuries on farms than highways, and earlier noon risk. It endorses the Chronicle Telegram plan for railroad crossing protection and plans county surveys for new councils.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation
Grafton
Amherst
Avon Town
Loraix County
Chronicle Telegram
Clayton Damon
Apparel
Donald Davidson
Oberlin
Leslie Burge
Charles Mosher
Legislative Committee
Fishers Fined Over Slot Machine Piggy Bank
In Inglewood California Mr and Mrs David C Fisher received a $100 fine from a municipal court judge for illegal possession of a slot machine they used as a home piggy bank. The court praised their thrift while penalizing the device.
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Inglewood
Calif
David C. Fisher
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