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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
6
Bob Feller, pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, was named state chairman for the March of Dimes in Ohio replacing Richard A. Kroesen who resigned after 12 years. Basil O'Connor announced the appointment on Wednesday.
Dr. Frank lin Gottfried, superintendent of Elyria City Schools, was named chair of the seven member research committee of the Ohio Association of School Administrators at Cedar Point. The Cedar Point gathering featured talks by state education leaders and a NEA film premiere.
Russell E Daniels of 111 Hazel St is in Lorain County Jail after being returned from Cleveland on a warrant charging him with rape and a second morals charge. FBI picked him up in Cleveland. warrant dated March 25 1954. he reportedly admitted the charges under police questioning. Daniels had been secretly indicted by a Grand Jury. Kiwanis Club notes a July 4 meeting and a joint July 11 event with Civic Club at Bess and Andy's. Recreation Council reps and Teen Twirlers advisory board discussed plans for a carnival and youth activities at St. Andrews Episcopal Church lawn tomorrow from 6 to 10 pm. Youth director Mary Jensen said booths games pony rides and refreshments are planned and admission covers them. Community members invited.
Leroy Ressler of Cleveland was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Justice C C Lord after arraignment on a charge of failure to yield the right of way. He was cited by sheriff's deputies following a traffic accident on Route 20 in Ridgeville on June 21.
John Dierna chief juvenile officer said a hearing will be arranged next week before Juvenile Judge Harald Ewing for Bonnie Dean, 13, who drew a paring knife and struck her twin sister Barbara in the back during a quarrel over blue jeans. The incident occurred Monday at the Dean residence, 229 Seventh St. Barbara remained in Elyria Memorial Hospital in good condition today.
A woman speeding on Middle Ave was stopped by Elyria Mayor J. Grant Keys on a Tuesday afternoon. He advised her to slow down and take the warning.
Moos, assignment commissioner, testifies that iNiles and Washington Court House suffer lousy service. He notes long distance costs exceed $200 monthly and cites past delays, yet defends overall reliability. He credits the company for swift repairs after a noon outage and says lines near railroad tracks still work fine.
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