Eye specialist Dr O B Monosmith dies at 85 in Lorain
Dr Olmey B Monosmith longtime Lorain eye ear nose throat physician dies at St Joseph Hospital after noon. He aged 85 and had treated the weary for 64 years, credited with eye and throat inventions and pioneering clinic work. Survived by wife Fannie and daughters Lola and Mrs Joseph Mustee. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with Knights Templar rites.
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Lorain
Olmey B. Monosmith
Second St., Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Monosmith
Europe
Penfield Township
St. Joseph's Hospital
L. B. Stephan
Oberlin
Lorain Eye Clinic
West 20Th St
University Oflinois
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
New York
Harvard University
Fannie
Lola
Joseph &. Mustee
South Euclid
Perle
Starkville
Miss
John R
Rockford
Joe Smiths Experience in Zoning Series Explains How It Works
A narrated primer on zoning basics and why permits matter. The article outlines that most U S cities require building permits issued by zoning inspectors after reviewing plans to ensure lots, homes, setbacks, and uses fit regulations. It argues zoning protects property values and neighborhoods by separating residential, commercial, and industrial areas.
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Joe
Blood Bank Aids Woman Seeks Donors for 14 Transfusions
An appeal for volunteer blood donors was issued today by Karl Heldiberg director of Lorain County Blood Bank. The patient, Mrs Amanda Sensheiner of 30 Clark 81, is seriously ill after 14 pints were given. A daughter seeks replacements. contact Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2213.
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Karl Heidlberg
Lorain
Sensheiner
Torain County
Love and Law in California Courtroom Tale
The Chronicle Telegram notes a Supreme Court of California ruling that a wife may ask her husband’s employer to stop flirting with women coworkers as a matter of “the good of all concerned.” The ad section urges readers to rent, hire, or buy, with a classified line seeking a used clarinet and a contact number.
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Supreme Court of California
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Ada
Driver Fined And Jailed On 2 Counts
Sam Oldaker of Wayside Trailer Park Oberlin Rd was jailed for three days and fined 100 dollars for failure to stop after an accident in Elynma Municipal Court He received an additional 25 dollar fine and costs for reckless driving Deputies arrested him after a 4 pm collision on Route 20 at Rus sia Road with Edward C Chandler of 148 Lake Ave Oldaker fled the scene but was later found near his car in a ditch on Russia Rd by deputies
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Joe
Chandler
Oldaker
Rt. 20
Russia Rd
Joel
Sam Oldaker
Wayside Trailer Park
Oberlin Rd
Elynma
Edward C. Chandler
Lake Ave
Stow
Joe Faces Glue Factory Move Near His Home
After his lawn is finished Joe returns to find foundations for a glue factory laid six inches from his property line. He and his wife discuss selling as a window is smashed and a real estate dealer hints at compensation, while Joe questions the value and asks how he can recover his investment.
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Joe
Elyria
Quipett
Anka Five House
Dwelling Damaged By Blaze in Elyria Township Home
Firefighters battled a blaze at John Gentowskis 171 Adelbert St Elyria Township during a shopping trip. An overheated furnace caused flames to spread from a living room hot air register through the first floor, threatening a two story house with basement and attic. Fire crews from Engine Co 3 fought the fire for over two hours, saving the structure but causing heavy heat smoke and water damage to the home and contents.
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Elyna City
John Gentowski
Adelbert St
Ong
Elyria
James
City Fremen
Engine Co. No. 3
Ruling Sought On Lorain Services For Shopping Center
Lorain is sued in Common Pleas Court over the proposed Root Rd and Colorado Ave shopping center partly in Lorain and partially in Sheffield Village. VMJ Co Inc seeks a court ruling on entitlement to city water and sewer services. The defendants are the City of Lorain, Service Director Pete Goods, and water works chief A Vincent Agnew. The city has not granted the permit yet, with officials and lawyers weighing a possible conditional grant that would allow service but permit shutoff if the land in Sheffield Village is developed.
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Ite
Root Rd
Colorado Ave
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Lorain
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VMJ Co., Inc
Cleveland
Lacre
Himats
Goohs
Inoculations In Elyria Area To Start Monday
Elyria polio inoculation station No. 1 at Jefferson School opens Monday 9 a m to 12 noon serving Elyria City west of Black River and Elyria Township. Area schools include Cascade Edison Gates Jefferson Roosevelt Maplewood Crestwood St Agnes and St Vincent de Paul.
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Jefferson School
Elyria City
Black River
Elyria Township
Cascade
Edison
Gates
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Maplewood
Crestwood
St. Agnes
S J. Vincent de Parl
Judge Rules Elyria Handbill Ban Unconstitutional
Common Pleas Judge LeRoy Kelly struck down Elyria ordinance prohibiting placing handbills on motor vehicles, citing inclusion of newspapers as unconstitutional. The ruling stems from Spitzer Motor Co. salesmen Szmama and Burt appeal after a July arrest for leaflets on parked cars. they were fined previously. The court held the ban abridges freedom of speech and due process by outlawing dissemination of newspapers.
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Elyria
Common Pleas
LeRoy Kelly
Spitzer Motor Co
Floryan Szmama
Donald Burt
L. R. Boyson
Kelly
U. S. Supreme Court
Cleveland Youths Die In Rt 3 Crash Near Seville
Two Ohio University students from Cleveland were killed and three injured when their cars collided with a truck on Route 3 near Seville. Victims were Ray Weschler 19 and Nelson Morris 18. Names of other injured and passersby noted. weather cited as snowy and road slick.
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Seville
Ohio University
Cleveland
Rt. 3
Here
Ray Weschler
West 150Th St
Nelson W. Morris
Earl Motz
Clifton Blvd
Lakewood
Iy Lodi
Dante Maimone
Walker Ave
Kenneth Spirko
East 139Th
Adrian Mathias
Coshecton
Medina
Weschler
Mathias
Lodi Hospital
Armstrong Funeral
Red Cross invites family volunteers in March drive
Elyria Red Cross urges family participation with the theme a family affair. March enrollment targets Grandma to kids for service in Canteen Gray Ladies Motor Service and more. Chapter officials emphasize each member has talents to fit roles from knitting to policy work, inviting two minutes to call 67001 and learn where they fit.
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Red Cross
Elyria
Grandma
Mama
Poppa
Sis
The
No Extension Made On Tax Deadline
County Treasurer Carl Schmitkons said there is no extension for real estate tax collection beyond Monday. By yesterday close, about 3.47 million had been paid and total collections may reach nearly 6 million. Payments by mail will take days to credit, and owners owe taxes regardless of receipt of a bill. Those not receiving bills should call the treasurer’s office.
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Carl Schmitkons
Schmitkons
Schmitkens
Elyria Council Weighs East Ave Re Zoning Plan
Elyria Building and Lands Committee will meet at 7:30 pm to consider a proposed ordinance converting 232 East Ave from residential to commercial to allow a Masonic Temple. The plan would re zone the entire East Ave east side from Second to Fourth Streets to commercial, aligning with planning commission recommendations.
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Fourth Sts
Elyria Council
Council Chambers
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Masonic Temple Co
Third ‘St
Planning Commission
Sounley
Elyria Considers New Airport Feasibility Study
Elyria’s Chamber of Commerce general manager Norris Ryder says a new air facility is being explored. He will meet Ohio Aviation Board director C E A Brown in Columbus next week to gauge feasibility and next steps for a small-scale operation. Local industrial interest exists for landing facilities for company and customer planes. A prior Elyria airport near Ely Village ended after a private land lease expired earlier this year. Ryder notes no site has been chosen and seeks Brown’s guidance on pursuing the project.
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Chamber of Commerce
Norris Ryder
Columbus
C. E. A. Brown
Ohio Aviation Board
Jon
Ryder
Ely ‘Village
Brown
Judge Allows Man To Set His Sentence
AKRON. D. (UP) Charles Holsey, 47, was freed after Judge Walter Wanamaker allowed him to sentence himself. Holsey had spent eight months jailed awaiting a felonious assault trial amid a long history of drunken charges. He sentenced himself to a 30 day suspended term and one year probation, and promised to stop drinking.
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Akron
Charles Holsey
Walter B Wanamaker
Holsey
Wanamaker
Hoiey
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