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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
8
Local notices recount multiple death reports from Elyria and Lorain including Mary Knutke of Sandusky aged 33 and Mary Leveney of Lorain aged 66. Services listed with funeral homes and burial plans alongside driver and traffic violation court actions from surrounding towns.
State Patrol reports a chuckhole eight to ten inches deep filled with water damaged two cars east of Route 98 at 10 p.m. Jack E. Brassell, 38, of 1832 Station Rd, Columbial Station, struck the hole, blew tires, and was injured in the impact. Fifteen minutes later, Team V. Shindier, 33, of 596 North Ridge Rd Elyria, hit the hole, damaging a wheel. A third incident involved Walter J. Kumeshirn’s school vehicle colliding with James T. Blalock’s car in Avon Lake. Marjorie S. Schreiber, 27, of College Pi Oberlin, was cited for driving left center after losing control on Route 538. Her car spun and was struck by Grover J. Puther’s truck. No injuries reported. In Avon, an uninjured motorist lost control on Route 75, with William Dui Jr. treated and released after his car flipped and was demolished.
A slate of licenses shows residents from Avon Lorain Wellington and surrounding towns employed in varied trades. Names include Richard Bramball, Barbara Innes, Mary Kaliner, Gloria Fram, Georgetta Palmer, and others with occupations ranging from nurse aide to comptometer operator and IBM operator. A kitchen fire at the James Haimmanley home near South Mall Street was minor with no damage estimate available.
The Betz family expresses deep appreciation for condolences and support from friends neighbors and relatives after the death of Edna Betz. Special thanks to Rev. W W Walker for comfort and to those who sent sympathy notes attended services and lent help during the bereavement.
Police veteran Sgt William P Davis announces resignation effective March 5 to join Ridge Tool Co security. Mayor Neeson, Chief Flood laud his service, noting he led department at times and was always available. Davis, paid 450 monthly, graduated 1934 from Slyria High, served Coast Artillery 1955 1933, and joined Emia police Dec 5 199. He lives at 300 East ith St with four children.
Goodyear Service Store at 280 Broad St plans a four bay addition to the east end to double space for display sales and storage. The old building will be renovated and air conditioned with a full motor tuneup shop and four drive through bays. Construction by L H Pepp Co Elyria to start when weather permits, with completion scheduled for June. Lowell Russell is manager.
Hollywood columnist Vernon Scoit profiles Joe Levine, detailing his shift from blockbuster fiascoes to art house interests. It notes his funding of films like Hercules and Long Day's Journey Into Night, his push for intimate cinemas, and his belief in stars vs. right casting while predicting Oscar hopes and a stricter future for big epics.
Dr. Sherwood Eddy, 92, longtime national secretary of the YMCA in India from 1926 to 1941, died at his Jacksonville home Monday. Eddy served in YMCA leadership across years and locations, influencing Christian service and youth work.
James Klein son of Ernest Klein and Richard Lees son of Mrs James W Lees head the list of mayoral candidates in Elyria Youth Council primary. Klein represents the Parliament Center Party at Elyria District Catholic High School and Lees leads the Protagonist Party as senior at Elyria High School. Other nominees include Fritz Sue Hovey Drage Enggist Rader Linge Zhuzeh Douglass Spinks Antonemak and Stevenson Fade Rock Spike Haag Puka Me Donald Crowther Perkins Hoagland Siescham. Government Day is May 6 with school speakers set for April 1 at Holly Hall and a banquet by Elyria Telephone Co afterward.
A Lorain man remained in fair condition at St Josephs Hospital after a Saturday night accident on East 30th Street near Abbe Road. Police report Dale Caley 32 of East Rivy Road was treated for injuries. Several residents and visitors, including James Williams and Anthony Kopa, were hospitalized for injuries from the collision. Names and addresses of other local residents appear in the hospital notices and notices list.
A list of births and residents appears across several addresses in North Ridgeville and nearby areas. Notable entries include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Josephs McFadden at 368 Maple St and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen at 112 Kairer Ct, followed by several other newborns and residents such as Fern Conner 38 Bon Air St, Richard Loydail 9 North leieene, Dennis O Black 3743 James Ra, and homeowners on West 16th St, Otten Rd, Ninth St, Delaware Ave, East River St.
A Sandusky Memorial page lists Mrs Everett Carter and Gertrude Hermes among the noted figures.
The State Highway Patrol warns motorists of rain and melted snow creating water filled patches that hide icy spots and pavement damage. Muddy water can conceal holes and a mud splashed windshield can blind drivers. officials urge caution and sensible driving during this period.
Professor emeritus of mathematics at Wellesley College Miss Mabel Minerva Young, aged 90, died Monday in a nursing home in Wellesley Mass. She served as a longtime faculty member and contributed to the college’s mathematical program.
Wire quotations supplemented by Pitre EB Smith Co. Byria provide stock market updates. Key securities show price changes and trading activity. Brokers report gains and declines across leading issues with attention to volume and market tone.
Mrs Laverne Winter of New London passed away at Southern Lorain County Hospital. Funeral plans are to be announced by the family, with services expected in the coming days.
Oberlin Allen Hospital discharged Mrs. Arthur Pritchell and her son a 42 from 42 East Lorain Street and Miss Juanita Gibson of 142 Woodland Avenue.
Courthouse filings show Home Window Co seeking 3440 from Jonathan C Woodings and a land contract cancellation for property in Sheffield Lake. Multiple suits cite Emma Bomback and William H Randleman with small sums due, plus two large Lorain County judgments against Peerless Laundry and Gry Cleaning Co and R.S.R. Properties Inc for 13000 and 16000. Wells Agency Inc. of Wellington obtained two judgments against Orville Turner for a note.
Mrs. John M. Boler of Huron and Mrs. Alvin W Vantorella are noted in Sandusky Providence notices. The brief item records births and deaths for local families, reflecting common obituary and family notice practice in the era.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals from Sandusky and nearby towns including Hy roe and Berlin Heights. Names such as Mary Vogelgesang Chaska Beach Lee Schwab Airs George Hoag Melinda Avord and Mrs Triman Brown appear with unclear roles and places. The text hints at a community notice or acknowledgment event involving these people.
Demolition of the Horwitz building at 23 East Ave Elyria near the NYC railroad tracks proceeds with contractor 31 Bucks Oberlin. Permits are listed as filed for future site use while officials consider the area for parking. Pandy's Garden Center at 205 Griswold Rd last occupied the red brick structure and previously housed the Northern Ohio Growers Association before relocation.
James and Josephine Davis of 165 Canterbury Court sue Travelodge Corp and Joseph Hathaway in Honolulu claiming they operated the Elyria Travelodge on Route 37 from May 1, 1961, to Nov 16, 1963, when Travelodge took over and the proceeds. They request appointment of a receiver and an accounting of past proceeds and contract terms give 19 percent to the operators with the rest split 30 percent to Travelodge, 22 percent to the Hathaways, and 3 percent to the plaintiffs. An attached interrogatory asks Travelodge to justify discharging the plaintiffs as operators.
Baron Barns, 21, of Lerain, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a fractured left wrist and chin cut after her car rear-ended a tow trailer operated by Gilbert Alten, 28, on the northeast by pass at West River Street yesterday. She is charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance.
Toledo market listing shows No 1 soft red wheat at 2.05, No 2 soft white at 1S, Corn No 2 yellow at 1, Oats No 2 white at .75, Soybeans price appears incomplete and unclear. This fragment records commodity prices for grain futures and cash trade in New York area markets.
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