Elyria Water Sale Plan Headed For Monday Report
Elyria's water committee is set to recommend to lawmakers a 20 year sale contract for water to Elyria North Rudgeville. Safety Service Director Michael J. Lotoso said the report will go to Courc! next month. The group approved selling water but installation, maintenance, billing and collections costs remain to be determined. The county does not want to run the water business and seeks a supplementary agreement for equipment maintenance. The plan envisions a master meter sale with a renewal option.
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Equa City Council
Elyria Water
Rudgeville
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotso
Courc
Max Podey
Westeria
Lotuo
Norman Humasou
Walter Meyers
Fred Meinke
Lester Osborne
Lorain County
Lotko
Elyria
School Bus and Pickup Crash Near Castalia Injures Student
A Berlin Heights school bus colliding with a pickup on Rt 95 near Castalia injured a sophomore Gale Leach and 15 others. Driver LeRoy H Sharp faced a traffic charge as the Erie County band members were returning from rehearsal. Tom Hinman ferried the students home.
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Berlin Heights
Rt 95
Castana
Gale Leach
Erie
Tom Hinman
State Highway Patrol
Sharp
Night Class In Driving Scheduled
Eisma adult education begins another driver training course on March 22. Morns, director, says the program runs ten weeks with one hour of classroom instruction each Monday night from 7 to 10 and three and a third hours of actual driving plus six and two thirds hours of observation.
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Eisma
Morns
Truck Owner Files Suit Over Collision in Ridgeville
Suit filed after a crash on Rt. wc in Ridgeville involves Lesbi a tray representative driving home from a Cleveland union meeting. The petition alleges damages from the collision with the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agacs Be & Me
Rt. Wc
Ridgeville
Lesbi
Cleveland Union
PTA Editor Cited Apple Butter Bee Story Wins Prize
Chronicle-Telegram food editor Exelys Andrews won a prize for her apple butter bee story about Berlin Heights PTA. The event at Mrs Burt Oehlings orchard drew up to 38 workers peeling apples and cooking butter for copper bottles. Proceeds benefited the PTA treasury, with funds earmarked for band equipment and teachers lounge furnishings. The May Woman's Day feature may include pictures.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Exelys Andrews
Woman's Day Magazine
Creasorr
Berlin Heights
Parent Teacher Association
Burt Ochling
Mason
Oehling
Annexation Petition Nears Decision for Lorain Area
The Citizen's Annexation Committee plans a meeting to decide whether to file petitions with County Commissioners. They claim around 2,000 signatures in favor of annexing parts of Amherst Elyria Sheffield and Black River townships, with a public hearing required within six days after filing. The Civic League will also submit counter petitions to oppose annexation.
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Lorain
Charles P. Toth
James Parobek
Toth
Amherst
Elyria
Sheffield
Black’s River
Lorain Cit Council
Thee Civic League
Healers Take Beecher’s Money Belt in Heart Cure Scam
Walter E Beecher of 5790 Ford Rd reported two middle aged women in a dark green Cadillac came to his driveway yesterday offering healing for a heart ailment. They entered his home, slipped off his money belt containing 240 to 280 dollars, and fled. Deputy Sheriffs Mohowski and Miller logged the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Beecher
Ford Rd
Beecher
Steve Mohowski
Eugene Miller
Man Excused From Jury Duty Dies
Henry H Martens, grand jury member excused due to illness, died this morning at Elm memorial Hospital after his condition worsened overnight. Born December 1, 1900 in Friedland Germany, he lived in Elyna since 1923 and was connected to Tube Co. Funeral service at 3 30 pm Saturday at Saint Hargate Rector Sr. Ep Scopal Church. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Henry H Martens
Elsvia Memorial Hospital
Friedland
Germany
Martin
Elyna
Mane Martens
Gulf Rd
T Tube
Elsra Eap
Ridgelawn
Tery
Police News: Cac Waster Jr Faces Unsafe Vehicle Charge
Police report Cac Waster Jr, 18, of WE Coaries Ci, to appear in court in May for operating an unsafe vehicle. Pshkee arrested Wagner on Broad Street last night after a reported incident.
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Cac Waster Jr
WE Coaries
Mawar
Cit
Saturnas
Pshkee
Wagner
Broad St
Cer
Courthouse News Item Fragment Summary
Fragmentary courthouse notice mentions legal action and court involvement but lacks clear details on parties, date, or jurisdiction. Reads as a sparse bureaucratic notice with unreadable portions, offering limited information for accurate summarization.
Local Notices Include Divorces and Property Damages
A divorce suit by Michael Yurman against Frances Yurman is filed in Lorain. A builder reports a $19 picture window broken in a new Chestnut Ridge house, apparently by gunshot. A paternity suit by Seuela Butler against James Jones, initially in Lorain Municipal Court, is transferred to Common Pleas Court. Several entities listed unrelated to the cases appear in the clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Yurman
East 36Th St
Lorain
Frances
Jack Cusick
Hilliard Rd
Sheriff's Department
Dhes
Seuelena Butler
Juneas Jones
West 16Th St. Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Keys Plan Go Ahead On Roads In Elyria
Elyria will proceed with highway projects despite Columbus indicating no funds yet. City leader Keys says the plan includes Pt 3 by passes and other long range work, with engineer DeLeuw to submit a final traffic report next week to determine exact routes.
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Elyria
Columbus
Keys
Charles DeLeuw
Chicago
Elmia
Elyria mayor optimistic on municipal court hope
Mayor Keys expressed optimism about Elyria obtaining a municipal court as a large Elyria delegation testified before the Ohio House Judiciary Committee in Columbus. The bill would give Elyria and several townships jurisdiction, with some officials opposing the setup. the committee plans a decision later in the week.
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Elyria
Ohio House Judiciary Committee
Columbus
House
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Keys
33 Indicted by Grand Jury Arraignments Due Monday
A two day grand jury session indicted 33 persons with 14 named on the first report. Indicted defendants include Edward Moore and Andrew Shaffer for breaking and entering at Lemay’s Drive-In Elyria, Shaffer with concealed weapon. Otha James Rogers and Harry Lawson for concealed weapons. Elmer Endersen of Cleveland burglary. Gerald G Peges for grand larceny involving 1200. Eugene Rosemark for driving while intoxicated. other Elyria Lorain and Grafton residents named for various offenses. Assistant Prosecutor James Christie notes James Rutledge, already serving a Connecticut armed robbery term, will be returned on release.
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Common Pleas
D. A Cook
Brown Ard Oneal Williams
Elma
Edward Moore
Andrew Shaffer
Lemay
Elyria
Shaffer
Robert G. Lilue
Webb Blubaugh
Earl Schroeder
Harold Stan
Harry Lawson
Otha James Rogers
Grafton State Farm
Oho
Eugene Rosemark
Lorain
Laquor
Will Howe
John Gardinski
Stanley Volk
Allen Johnson
Elynn
Harry Rhinebold
Richard Byrne
James Rutledge
Loran
James Christie
Rutledge 15
Connecticut
Pomona Grange Plans Spelling Bee and Degree Events
Pomona Grange members meet Saturday at Belden Grange with an old fashioned spelling bee as a highlight, while reports from the Grange Workers banquet outline plans for conferring the Fifth Degree at Henrietta on April 2. Henry Cockerham of Acme Grange oversees special degree work for Pura es Gay at Ridgeville on June 3, with Rev. Russell Hoy of the Ohio State Grange as main speaker. Ohio State Grange and Farm Bureau groups join in observing the day, and Pomona Master Deane Kintzer will attend a city farmer conference in Cleveland at Hotel Carter with partners from Ohio State University. The conference, under OSU and allied sponsors, centers on present food policy impacts.
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Pomona Grange
Belden Grange
Harry Shryock
Grange
Henrietta
Henry Cockerham
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Grange
Russell Hoy
Ohio State Grange
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Lorain County
Deane Kintzer
Pomona
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
Cleveland Farmers ‘Club
Ohio Farm Bureau
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Death notices from Lorain and surrounding areas
Lorain residents Katherine Trmii an aged 70 died at St Joseph Hospital after a two year illness. Husband Peter preceded her in January 195L. Survivors include three daughters and three sons, with grandkids and a brother in Hungary. Services at John R Devin Funeral Home then Holy Trinity Church. Wellington baby girl Peggie Lenn Chapman died shortly after birth in Lodi Hospital to Hobart and Mrs Chapman. Avon Henry J De Chant, 70, retired farmer from Stoney Pdce Rd, died at 5 am of a heart attack. Survived by spouse, children, grandchildren, siblings, and in-laws. Avon Lake funeral at Burmeister Funeral Home then St Mary’s Church. Amherst funeral for Mrs Milla E Higgins, died yesterday at son’s home. service tomorrow. Rex James Leslie Satzday to be buried at Harold Dicken Funeral Home. Edison Coyne, foreman, dies from a heart attack at work. active in Masonic orders. Survived by wife Anne, two brothers, a sister, grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. Ridge Hill Memorial Park burial. Graveside service by American Legion.
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Loraix
Lorain
Katherine Trmiian
St. Joseph Hospital
Peter
Trmian
Holy Frinity Church
Man Magdaline Lodge
Holy Trinnity Lodge
Rosary Society
All Holy Trinity Church
Steve Zux
West 32Nd St
Tian
Charles Kelley
Ernest Falasco
Loram
William
Anthony
Stephen Luezsy
Hungary
John R. Devin
Avon
Henry J. de Chant
Stoney Pdce Rd
Nate Selleta
Avon Rag
Emma Gilles
Martha Beran
Avon Lake
Lawrence
North Radgeville
Robert
Lakewood
Theodore
Fern Park
Fla
Jacob
Decatur
Charlee Kemps
Burmeister
St Mary's Chirch Avon
Paul Seikel
St Marys Cemetery
Ralph W. Neighbor
Church of the Open Door
Rex James Leslie Satzday
Harold Dicken
H. B
Leslie
Ohe
Edison Coyne Foreman
Masonic Order
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
Cleveland
el Rey Grotto
P. m
Anne Mmaason
Roy J. Arter
Ronad
Perni Psom
Frorence Greham
Cextand
Severa
Ridgehil Memoral Park
Finneral
Health council dinner invites Dr. Vlado Getting speaker
The District Advisory Council to the Lorain County Health Department will host its annual dinner Monday at 7 p.m. at Pleasant Street School Oberlin with Dr. Vlado Getting professor of public health practice at the University of Michigan since 1953 as guest speaker. He will address protecting your investment through public health and is noted for his work in health administration and local surveys.
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Vlado Getting
University of Michigan
Loerain County
Pleasant St
Oberlin
Getting
Harvard Medi Wal State Comm
Ss20 Health
Massachusetts
Harvard
American Public Health Association
Hezith Assembly
Geneva
Switzerland
Hit Skipper Damages Car On Sugar Ridge
A hit skippers car damaged another vehicle on Sugar Ridge when Little turned into a driveway. The accident occurred near Vermizon-on-the-Lake and involved a second car driven by Siehsles of Grswald Road. Police from the district department reported the incident.
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Skipper
Sugar Ridge
Onyner Traffe
DM Leste Sugar Fudge
Vermizon-on-he-Lake
Siehsles
Grswald
Essen
Grsacd
Sterf*s
Comics Burned In Swap At Wakeman School
Five hundred thirty one comics were burned in the Townsend Wakeman School furnace after a swap by students for good books. The drive awarded prizes including 2.50 to the top contributor, with more than 200 burned as not objectionable. The second phase will occur next Wednesday at Townsend School.
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Wakeman
Ameke
Townsend-Wakeman
American Legion
Eileen Brucker
Julia Wheeler
Nicky O'Dell
Han
S& Comica
Ronny Chapman
Cherst Witvlaven
Robert Larson
Townsend
Jury duty names announced for Common Pleas Court starting March 11
Clerk of Courts H. Be Agate today listed five jurors for Common Pleas Court with more names from Lorain County and nearby towns. Readings include Marguerite Hogan, J Kenneth Bovlan, Helen Loose, Katherine Sharrer, Florence Crozier, Ruby Bartholomew, and others from Denison Ave to East Ave and Columbus St. plus residents in Lorain area. A number of additional jurors from Amherst Oberlin Avon Lake Wellington Elyria Vermilion and Valley City counties are named for service beginning March 11.
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H. BE. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elynars
Marguerite Hogan
Denison Ave
J. Kenneth Bovlan
Ninth St
Helen Loose
Gulf Rd
Katherne Sharrer
Florence Crozier
East Ave
Ruby Bartholomew
Francis Eaton
Garford Ave
Arthur Ehlke
George Kalls
Indiana Ave
Eva Kevern
Alexandria Ave
Teresa Mitchell
F St
Darlyne Cook
Jefferson
Amherst
Jane Houghton
Oberlin
Anna Horvath
Avon Lake
Alvin Gallatin
Wellington
Malcolm Roose
Orth Ridge Rd
B.C. Elyria
Lester Botamer
Nellie Stearns
Edward Rothe
Rose Grabenetetter
Valley City
Walkout at Two Ends as Plants Reopen After Sudden Strike
Workers walked off suddenly at two plants prompting Everent W Johnston industrial relations manager to issue a written policy that grievances must be filed in writing regardless of group. Although several grievances were pending, management said the walkout would not derail harmonious relations as complaints proceed through established contract channels.
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Everent
W. Johnston
Co Industrial Relations
Johnston
Richard A. Stith
Sith
Neers
Cale
Cme
Mayor Kevesathheid Handles Break-In Case in Court
In Mesors Court today Henry Roling of 12 West River St reported a garage burglary. A wheel and tire valued at $20 were stolen from his car trunk during the night as police investigated. The scene of the incident centered around 8 Lativra Ct where no further details were provided.
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Kevesathheid
Howard RO Mare
Lativra Ct
Moercisan
Mesors Court
Henry Roling
West River St
Oberlin Chamber Elects New Leader and Directors
Oberlin Frank C. Locke yesterday was elected president of the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce at the annual dinner meeting in the Oberlin Inn. Lee Rowe was named vice president and joined the board, with Kari Augrenbaugh and Brad Williams elected as directors. A committee to improve downtown Oberlin was formed, chaired by TQ Murphy, as Captain H Mtowres of Columbus spoke on hotel management.
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Oberlin
Frank C. Locke
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin Inn
Lee Rowe
Rowe
Kari Augrenbaugh
Brad Willams
L R. Bradbury
T. QO. Murphy
E. Philip Zahm
Paul A. Warner
Ira L. Porter
Glen le Moineaux Jr
Stephen Johnson Jr
Captain H Mtowres
Columbus
Secretari
Ohio Hotels Association
Taxpayer Aid Offered Not Taken in Personal Taxes
Deputy Auditor Clark Phinney announced a help staff is ready for personal tax returns but only a small fraction have filed. March 31 is the filing deadline with penalties possible. tangible tax valuations last year reached 130.486 million with 3.081 million collected and intangible taxes about 286 thousand.
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Clark Phinney
Phinney
Union machinists accept package wage offer at Lorain meeting
Members of Local 025 of the International Association of Machinists voted to accept a package wage offer from American Ship Building Co. announced by district rep Albert Mertz. The Lorain group actions are being pooled with locals at Buffalo, Toledo, and Chicago voting on the same proposal this week as a preliminary step toward a $20 million contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Internnational Association of Machinists
Eagies
American Ship Burlding Co
Albert Mertz
Lorain Group
Buffalo
Toledo
Chicago
Mertz
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Peggie Lenn Chapman
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