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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1957

Page

10

New Fire Chief To Be Named In Lorain

A temporary Lorain fire chief will be appointed after Fire Chief Elmer Stough resigns to become first assistant state fire marshal. Two candidates Alfred Nickley and William Farshman are eligible for the civil service exam. Shibley notes exams are being graded for police sergeant and other city posts.

Lorain Joseph B. Conley Elmer Stough Contey Alfred G. Nickley City Hall Plc William Farshman Livingston Ave Nickley Farshman A. C. Shibley City Civil Service Commission

Avon Planning Commission Discusses Rezoning to Commercial

At a brief Avon meeting James A. McConibe spoke on rezoning 990 feet on Colorado Rd Moore Rd from residential to commercial for a gas station. A public hearing is set for March 27 as the Zilka gas station request is decided.

AVON Avon Planning Commission James A. McConibe Lorain Colorado Rd Moore Rd McComthe Mills Rd George Zilka McConike Zilka Jerome Forthofer Detroit Rd Lakeland Dr Garden H. R. Wagar Herman Gerhardt Wallace Loder William Gates Merle Hall Ray Hollis

Smoke Study Deadline Extended by City Council

Lorain council grants a six month extension for the Citizens Committee on Smoke Abatement and Air Pollution Control to submit its report and recommendation. Chairman Dan K. Cook requested more time as T. C. Wurts cautioned slow drafting of smoke emission legislation after 18 months of work for a county ordinance.

Lorain Citizens Committee Dan K. Cook T. C. Wurts Allegheny County Smoke Control Board Wurts

Piling Land Removal Costs Tied in Dock Line Talks

The Lorain city council reviewed negotiations with Lorain Elyria Land Co and Nickel Plate Railroad to straighten a 1800 foot dock line along their properties. Estimates show sand removal at the east breakwall costing about $13,000 for partial removal and $82,000 to remove all of it, with no definite plan to involve Army Engineers dredging. The matter was sent to the river and harbors, and finance and claims committees for study.

Lorain Black River River and Harbors Committee Lorain- Elyria Land Co Nickel Plate Railroad City Service Pete Goods Council Sausiachut Army Eed The Sand Company Louis Goodell Goodell U.S. Army Corps of Engineers River and Harbor Committee Finance and Claims Committee

Land annexed to city placed in Fourth Ward

Land recently annexed to the southwest section of Lorain was placed in the fourth ward by City Council. The board of elections notified that residents are now citizens eligible to vote in the May primary. The area covers about 200 acres along Oberlin Avenue to Westwood Drive.

Lorain Board of Elections Oberlin Ave Westwood Dr

Lorain Council Okays Higher Rate for Traffic Light Power

The Lorain City Council approved an ordinance to charge Ohio Edison Co. a higher rate for electricity used by traffic lights. The new rate averages 2.8 cents per kilowatt hour, up from 2.5 cents, with Ohio Edison to install 13 steel poles on Broadway and cross streets. Additional ordinances cover water mains, bond issuance, and paving projects with committee referrals for study.

Lorain Ohio Edison Co Pete Goods Ohio Edison Broadway Whiteway Broadway 13Th St 17Th St 18Th St 21St St 22Nd St Whiteway

Sandusky High praise for government class awards

The Ohio House may adopt a resolution praising Sandusky High School government classes for winning two awards from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. The measure was written by Rep. Ethel G. Swanbeck.

Columbus

Visiting Nurses Group Elects 1957 Officers

The Visiting Nurses Association of Metropolitan Lorain elected officers: Mrs. Stephen Nemeth president, Mrs. G R Wiseman vice president, Mrs. Lillian Alten secretary, and Harold Pyle treasurer. The group serves Lorain and surrounding areas and reports monthly activities to the board. The January tally shows 188 visits across 30 cases, ages 2 weeks to 79. The next board meeting is March 28 at 4 pm.

Lorain Visiting Nurses Association of Metropolitan Stephen Nemeth G. R. Wiseman Amherst Lillian Alten Avon Harold Pyle Avon Lake United Appeal Clayton Bruhn J. Merle Clark Sheffield Township Thome Central Bank of

Expansion Under Way at Amherst South Shore Plant

Expansion of the village sewage disposal plant by Expansion Under Way AMHERST-South Shore Construction Co. of Port Clinton began Thursday at the plant near Cooper Foster Park Rd. Workers moved an administration building and started excavating for the pur... (text truncated)

Amherst — South Shore Construction Co Port Clinton Cooper-Foster Park Rd

15-Year-Old Boy Hit By Car Near Colorado Avenue

A 15-year-old boy Raymond Goldsmith was struck by a car driven by Margaret G. Fatch near 2931 Colorado Ave. He suffered head injuries and facial cuts and was treated at St. Joseph Hospital before being released. Police reported the boy darted into the street between two parked cars. no arrests were made.

Lorain Colorado Ave Raymond Goldsmith Lincoln ‘Ave Margaret G. Fatch Ohio St St. Joseph Hosital Aaron N. Mintz Shaker Heights George Donerkiel West 22Nd St Iowa Ave East Erie Ave Bedford C. Shively West 22Rd St Alex Williams East Ave

Avon Police Arrest Five After Weekend Violations

Avon police report weekend arrests for traffic offenses led by Robert Seedhouse 40 of Bay Village on a drunken driving charge at Detroit Road and Route 76. Others include Albert Pollock 66 Lorain failing red light at Detroit Road Route 60. Harry Lynn 20 Jaycox Road reckless driving and speeding. Carl Snider 22 Chester Road reckless driving. James Royal 66 Cleveland listed as the last arrestee on Detroit Road.

Avon Robert Gilles Robert John Seedhouse Bay Village Detroit Rd Seedhouse William Gates Albert M. Pollock Atlas Drive Lorain Harry Lee Lynn Jaycox Rd Carl Snider Chester Rd James Royal Cleveland Detroit Tors Ohio General Assembly Grafton Burl S Brown Peter Ward DeChant Leslie Burger Methodist Charles A. Mosher St. Joseph John Slivka Paul McDowell Clifton Ave McDowell

Street Name Change Opposed By Councilman

Seventh Ward Councilman James Romoser protested Lakeview Street name change at a city meeting. He cited a circulating petition and objected to the change. The council referred the issue to the street and sidewalk committee while the planning commission, chaired by Pete Goods, has not acted on it.

Lobalin Lakeview St Seventh Ward James Romoser Romoser Planning Commission City Service Pete Goods

Lorain Considers City Water Lines for West 38th Streets

Amherst Water Co. extends time to respond to a $4,500 city offer for two Lorain water lines on West 38th streets. City Council may install its own mains if refused, with the firm to cover removal costs. Residents protest high rates since annexation.

Lorain Amherst Water Co West 38Th 38Th Streets Finance and Claims Committee City Service Pete Goods J. J. Smythe Earl Frank

Innocent Plea Made To Assault Battery Charge

Lorain George Koleun 28 of 554 Ninth St charged with assault and battery after arrest warrant signed by Lorain Rey. No court date set. He admitted gun ownership when questioned. He turned over a JC Higgins automatic to police. Pleaded innocent. trial set for April 3. bond $200.

Lorain George Koleun Ninth St Lorraine Rey Lorraine Maycial Lutuace Kolean J.C. Higgins

Winter Cemetery Decorations To Be Removed

Ridge Hill Memorial Park announces spring cleanup overseen by Superintendent Charles Davison. Cemetery owners must notify by March 1 to preserve winter decorations. artificial wreaths and other grave decor will be removed after March 15.

Ridge Hill Memorial Park Charles Davison Davinon

Vermilion Council Approves Two Hour Parking Plan

Vermilion village council approved a two hour on street parking limit on Huron Street between Grand and Decatur Streets. The safety committee recommended the move and ordinances will be drafted for the next meeting. Police report a defective gas heater at the station and will seek estimates for a replacement.

Huron St Grand Decatur Sts Water Department Putman’s Store William A. Smith Sandusky

Avon Church Conducts Door to Door Census in Village

Avon Methodist Church votes to conduct a door to door census this month to assess facilities for a potential population, led by census chairman M B Rath. Four committees report at 8 p.m. including Finance headed by C H Tomes and Parking and Building Facilities. Members and activities of the church and youth groups are listed, with plans for Lent and upcoming camp and services.

Avon Avon Methodist Church M. B. Rath C. H. Tomes Carl Lorenz Eugene Hubbard Charles Metzler Roy Cahoon Art P. Garner H. Judson Cosner Richard Cooper Walter Keith L. S. McCullough Carl Kinter George Bonnie Reed John Pickering Clyde Jackson Robert Waller D. R. Goethius Trudy Brandstadt Ernest Knautz

Sanitary Sewer Extension Advised For South Side

City Engineer Louis Goodell urged extending a Pearl Ave area sewer to East 37th St to serve four homes with septic tanks. Tap-in charges may replace main assessments. total project cost about 23000. Petitions for paving Washington Ave also referred to the finance committee amid funding shortfalls.

Lorain Young Hungarian Club Pearl Ave East 37Th St Seneca Ave Louis Goodell Goodell East 36Th St Athan AM Goodell Joseph Mitock Mitock Finance and Claims Comittee Washington, Ave Meister Rd Falbo West 28Th St Oberlin Ave Hillcrest West 26Th St Utica Ave West 30Th St Ashland Ave Neuman G St Leroy Ave Nebraska Ave Washington Ave 3Th St Finance and Claims Committee

Lorain Court Lists Beverage Sales Violations

Lorain Municipal Court reports three defendants cited for selling intoxicating beverages on Sunday. Herbert B. Wiemels of 4426 Edgewater Dr. faces $100 fine and costs. Pauline Stafford of 1646 West 1th St. faces $25 fine and costs. Robert Atkinson of 332 West 13th St. faces $100 fine and costs for illegal sale.

Herbert B. Wiemels Edgewater Dr Pauline Stafford West Robert Atkinson West 13Th St

Elyria Area Men Inducted For Army Duty

Ten Elyria area men were inducted into the U S Army on Wednesday per Selective Service Board 72 clerk Miss Catherine McKee led by Eugene Mittler of Elyria. Other inductees include William Henry Rogers Norwalk John Richard Traxier Elyria William Lee Thornton North Ridgeville Richard Thomas Diet Lorain George Laurel Tulberg Elyria James Wesley Davis Elyria Francis Greer Wellington Milton Schlechter Elyria and Robert Milton. A public hearing on rezoning at 266 Griswold Rd Elyria will be held April 15 at 7 p m in council chambers to reclassify the property from business to resident.

Catherine McKee Selective Service Board Eugene Mittler Murray Ridge Rd Elyria William ‘Henry Rogers Homewood Ave Norwalk John Richard Traxier East 16Th St William Lee Thornton North Ridgeville Richard Thomas Diet- Lorain Robert Milton Schlechter Rt. 113 Tial. Elyria

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Lada Placees Seltone Leruta Piven Eryris Gbte Lorain Council Faldo St Clinton Ave West 37Th St Jude Ct West 38Th St Homewood Walter H. Crane Co Clevel McDonald and Co Rt. 6 and 2 West 28d 26Th St Committee Board of Education Alwats South Shore Co Village Board of Public Affairs Floyd G. Browne and Associates Marion Municipal Engineers Amherst Co. Mains Winter Cemetery Vermilion Thompson Stand Decatur St Allen Schroeder GELS Lynn Creei Vermilion Heights Homes Toms and Normando Adama St Jackson St Municipal Court News Elyria Area U.S. Army Cis
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