Liquor Violations Charged After Lorain County Raids
Lorraine County agents raided Mahoney's Cafe in Lorain and the Tropicana in Avon Lake charging seven people with liquor violations. At the Tropicana three employees and two customers faced hindering liquor agents after purchases. Five defendants, including Marie Louise Stanley and Phyllis Romes, appear March 10 in Avon Lake Municipal Court. Sally Mahoney cited for sale to a minor. Flossie M Williams charged with furnishing malt liquor to a minor. Williams pleads innocent. trial set for March 20. bond $100.
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Lorain County
Mahoney's
East
28Th St
Lorain
Tropicana
Avon Lake
Michael Corsaro
Tropicana, Inc
Lake Rd
Sally Mahoney
Columbus
State Board of ‘Liquor Control
Flossie Mae Will
Loren
Guilty On 7 Counts Man Sentenced In Mansfield
Charles W. Barger 23 former East Ave resident and one of three brothers tied to over 70 burglaries in Northern Ohio was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Mansfield Reformatory by Judge John D. Pincura after pleading guilty to seven counts. His brothers James 31 and Daniel 18 had similar indeterminate terms. George Breckenridge 25 of 272 Concord Ave was fined 100 dollars plus costs for worthless checks and made restitution. Jose A Negron 23 of 3923 Russell Ave Lorain received a 250 dollar fine and six months county jail with all but 10 days suspended, plus a one year license suspension for a fatality in a collision with a utility pole.
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Charles W. Barger
East Ave
Ohio
Mansfield
Reformatory
John D. Pincura
Barger
James
Daniel
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Pincura
George Breckenridge
Concord Ave
Jose A. Negron
Russell Ave
Lorain
Bernice Frisby
Lake Ave
Man Ordered To Court Faces DWI Charge
Lavern H. Clow aged 30 of 173 Lexington Ave was charged with driving while under the influence yesterday afternoon on Broad Street near Court Street. Police report he backed into a no parking zone in front of the Rivoli Theater after double parking and halted in front of a business.
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Lavern H. Clow
Lexington Ave
Broad St
Court St
Clow
Rivoli Theater
Tots Teens In Easter Fashions To Feature Cottontail Show
North Ridgeville hosts a springstyle show and card party titled Cottontail Fantasy featuring 22 Ridgeville models from tots to teens in new spring colors. Local clubs, shops, and volunteers provide outfits, hair styling, piano performances, and Easter parade themed segments with a grand finale Pandora box and door prizes.
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North Ridgeville
Melody Fiwenra
Fay Co
Ridgeville
Mary Wilcox
Pixie Style House
Roger Warner
Mallory Conlon
Fauna Wallace
Ray Date
Diane Morris
John Fayer Jr
Eileen Pearce
Frank Dudek
Sandra Cole
Loretta Komzak
Jim
Jerry Hales
Eager Robinson
Robert Schmittgen
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dean
Alspach
Russel Morris
John Fager Jr
Ridgeville High School
Robert Elliott
Virginia Shafford
Harold Krueger
Barbara Smith
Benedict Janas Jr
Pamela Wilhelmy
Barbara Rusko
George Sederis
Go With God Priestly Lenten Prayer by Poling
The piece highlights Dr Daniel A Poling a prominent Protestant clergyman and editor of The Christian Herald as a renowned author and father of Rev Clark Polingone of the Dorchester chaplains who sacrificed life jackets for enlisted men in February 1943 The prayer expresses a longing for strength amid suffering and a steadfast will to follow from darkness to light ending in Amen.
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Daniel A. Poling
America
THE
Christian Herald
Poling
Clark Poling
Dorchester
Slick Highways Bring Rash Of Accidents
Slick highways and snow cover kept deputies busy reporting weekend crashes across multiple locations. Incidents include a truck collision with a railroad crossing signal causing $250 damage, a 1939 convertible skidding into a strawberry patch with $500 damage, a pair of cars colliding at Rt 20 and Russia Rd with about $200 damage, and other skids and mailbox hits. driver reports blackouts and evasive maneuvers, with no serious injuries noted in the readable text.
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Strawberry Patch
Roger A. Yates
R.D. Grafton
Murray Ridge
New York Central Railroad
Edward Klimenzak
Columbus Hicks
East 23Rd St
Lorain
Rt. 20
Russia Rd
Pearl W
Mitchell
Oberlin
Viste
Jerry L. Sans
Howell St
Sheffield Lake
Lake Ave
Griswold Rd
Junior Achievement group win attendance prize in Elyria
The Then-Ro-Breds Co. wins best attendance among nine Elyria JA companies and will be treated to an excursion. The top local and national awards are being prepared with plans for the banquet at the American Legion on May 7 and a directors meeting scheduled for Thursday at 8 pm.
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Then-Ro-Breds Co
Elyria JA
Radockovich
Richard Deimling
Thew Shovel Co
Clyde Harris
Donald Pietch
Werner Gallo
Robert
Industrial Wuensch
Sandra Ter
Barbara Bre-Pany
Kelbaum
Barbara
Te Meo
Judy Garn
Willard Schmittgen
Dennis Novak
Barbara Ra
Setsdosevich
Tim Krebs
Ronald Kseich
Ted Mahoney
Emmett
Rider
Judy Schroeder
Larry Ware
Poama of Directors of Junior Achievement of
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital Posts 1958 Net Loss of 27 924.35
Elyria Memorial Hospital reports a 1958 net loss of 27 924.35 due to recession and high free service. Harold A. Zealley cites $117 605.09 uncollected bills, $21 828.28 county welfare aid, and a per day service cost of 1.75 in free care. Net operating revenue 1 975 251.88 versus expenses of 2 066 144.76.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold A.zealley
Zealley
EMH
County Welfare Department
Ami
Ohio Department of Health
Critic Attacks Huron High Science Program Defended
Huron High School's celebrated science program, praised by President Eisenhower a year ago, faced sharp criticism from Henry M. Miles who called it a farce. The school board defended the program and blamed Miles for damaging the district, inviting press observers to the campus while noting personnel and facility concerns and a related car crash during the meeting.
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Huron
Huron High School
Board of Education
R. L. McCormick
Huron Schools
Eisenhower
Henry M. Miles
Miles
Hill
McCormick
the Press
North Ridge Rd
Yester
Wilbur Ramsey
Thomas
Charles Kapalin
Mc Gallant
Kapalin
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kapatin
Lorain Municipal Court
Jin
Amherst Hospital
Quo
Pen Pal Comforts Ill with Disease at Columbia School
A sixth grade pupil Dianne Burnett of Columbia School, bedridden with rheumatic fever, gained a sympathetic pen pal after a Chronicle Telegram story about her illness. Barbara Rhoads, 12, New London, read the feature and, recalling her own bout years earlier, wrote Dianne a letter to brighten her days.
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Columbia
Columbia School
Dianne Burnett
Royalton Rd
Dianne
Lawrence Burnett
Chronicle Telegram
Diane
Barbara Rhoads
High St
New London
Barton Rhoads
Vwithaed Bast Tahn
Weruuul Havang
Barbara
Kiow
New Light To Regulate Ford Traffic
County officials advised a study of the Bankhart Ka and Rt 2 6 interchange to ease congestion and remove a center island obstruction causing mishaps. Elyria officials and Ohio highway safety chief D Grant Keys endorsed a three phase signal to control Lake and Baunhart roads and ease Burns into Bawnhart road for Ford plant personnel, addressing rising accident frequency at the Ford Lorain plant intersection.
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Bankhart Ka
Rt. 2
State Highway Department
Elyria
D. Grant Keys
Ohio
Lake and Baunhart
Bawnhart Rd
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Ford
Four Year Pathology Residency Approved at Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital now hosts an accredited four year residency in pathology, the first such program approved locally by the American Medical Association Council on Medical Education and Hospitals. Previously the hospital offered a two year residency in pathology.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
American Marshal Association Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Patrolmen Cite Minor Injuries In Four Accidents
Four minor traffic crashes were investigated by the State Highway Patrol yesterday. Injuries were reported to up to four persons. A neon service station sign was broken during one crash. The truck driver was Harry Clark, 48, of Oberlin. The service station belonged to Robert Ellis at 32495 Lorain Rd near the Lorain-Cuyahoga County line.
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Ethel Reber
Cleveland
Clyde
Clarence Price
R.D
Amherst
Reber
Amherst Hospital
Rt. 113
South Amherst
Price
Oberlin
C. A. Abbott
Eastern Heights Blvd
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 57
Harry Clark
Lincoln St
Robert Ellis
Lorain Rd
North Olmsted
Rt. 10
Lorain-Cuyahoga County
Rear-end collision on Quarry Road near Route 10
Willard Ogden, 24, of 529 East Street Amherst braked suddenly while turning into a driveway. John Mayfield, 25, of 130 Annts Road Amherst hit Ogden from the rear. Damage minor, no arrest. Earlier report notes a state snow plow incident scattering debris as it cleared a highway.
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Quarry Rd
Rt. 10
Willard Ogden
East St. Amherst
John Mayfield
Annts Rd
Amherst
Ogden
Rotarians to Hear Salvation Army Leader in Elyria
Major Donald Seiler, division officer with the Salvation Army in Kafue North Rhodesia, will address the Elyria Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at the YMCA.
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Donald Seiler
Salvation Army
Kafue
North Rhodesia
Elyria
Rotary Club
Tommorrow
YMCA
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