Bound To Grand Jury 2 Youths Plead Guilty In Burglary
Two of three Lorain youths who broke into the Hillbilly Bar pled guilty to three burglary charges and were bound over to the Grand Jury. Robert Revercomb Jr. 17 will go to juvenile authorities. Merves 18 and O Hara 20 received $2500 bonds each. The trio also linked to burglaries at Schiff's Grocery Lorain Auto Parts Pardurs Market and the Canadian Legion. Police reported cash stamps brandy cigarettes and items taken plus damage to the Hillbilly Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Halbilly
Bouni
Grand Jury
Robert O. Revercomb Jr
West 17Th St
LeRoy Kelly
Gerald C. Merves
McKinley St
John E. O'Hara
West
18Th St
Merves
Schiff's
West 19Th St
Obertin Ave
Lorain Auto Parts
Broadway
Hillbilly Bar
Stuffs
O'Hara
Pardur's
East 34Th St
Elyma Ave
The
Canadian Legion
Colorado Ave
Hulcills
Ber
Legion
Hillsby
Three Utility Exhibits Open to Public Display
Three utility companies present in a public display during store hours with special invitations to county schools. ONeil's coordinates group visits outside school hours, while Otto Edison's miniature exhibit shows power generation and distribution, Loram Telephone explains dial switchboard operation, and Ohio Fuel Gas displays gas pumping, distribution, and underground storage. ONeil's cancels its usual Saturday Children's Hour due to the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'neil’s
Otto Edison
Loram Telephone
Ohio
Oneil’s
Lorain High Cast Chosen for Curious Savage
Twelve Lorain High students and local residents are listed as the cast for the annual Lorain High School production The Curious Savage to be staged May 5 and 6 with Norma Eglinski directing. The cast includes Donald Down Elyna Mitt Lottie Kohuth Phil Schneider Judy Arias Jr and many others from Lorain Elyria and Vermilion communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
LeRoy Kelly
Curious Savage
Norma Eglinski
Lorain High
Donald Down
Orchard Ave
Elyna
Fred Mitt
Sheffield Village
Joseph
Jackson
East 32Nd St
Lottie Marge Kohuth
Phil Schneider
Ar-Bodnar
Denver Ave
Tom Lene Stransky
Dennis White
Judy Arias Jr
West 13Th St
Merle Bain
Richard Dargo
Gerald Shawver
Tist St
James la Beingesser
Pat Duskey
Pat Vonn
Leo Braun
Wheeler
Joe Temerario
Penrose Ct
Elyria
Wilbur
D. Fitzgerald
Ramon Ten
John Patrick
East 29Th St
Bela
Nina Crabtree
Aid Asked In Solving Bus Problem
Lorain Utilities Committee will discuss the citys precarious bus situation at 7 30 pm in council chambers. Leaders including CIO unions National Tube Co church groups and education and business groups will sit in to address the ultimatum from John Schmauch president of Employees Transit Lines Inc and a possible end of operations by months end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Utilities Committee
John Schmauch
Employees Transit Lines, Inc
Utilities
Edward Nowack
John Jaworski
CIO
National Tube Co
National Tube Co., Church Organizations, Mayor's Bus Committee
Board of Education
Schmauch
Despondent Man In Lorain Rushed After Pills
A 4 year old Lorain man was rushed to St Joseph Hospital after reportedly taking 20 sleeping pills. His stomach was pumped and he was admitted for observation. Police say the incident followed a drinking bout and he became despondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Education Board Hires 2 Teachers
Lorain board hires two teachers at the meeting. Katherine Kraft, 22, to be assigned to Larkmoor School while Elaine Scheufler, 21, awaits assignment. A new vocational machine shop course for Ram High School boys approved, to start in September per Board President Vincent Gloroso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Board of Edutation
Katherine Kraft
Larkmoor School
Elaine Scheufler
Loram High School
Vincent Gloroso
Lorain High Band to Host Public Concert Fundraiser
Tickets went on sale yesterday for the Lorain High School band annual concert on March 23. The event raises funds for band equipment including new uniforms service awards and other items according to director Jess Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Jess Freeman
Lorain Court Fines For Multiple Vehicle Offenses
Lorain Municipal Court records show William Diaz 27 of 3127 Denver Ave fined costs for operating a vehicle with faulty brakes. Joseph Bedmar 48 of 7915 Lexington Ave found guilty for illegally leaving the curb and to be sentenced March 26. Wesley James 31 of 236 Elyria Ave fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to have vehicle under control. Raymond Wilhelm 3 of 939 Lexington Ave fined 19 dollars for failure to have vehicle under control. Joseph Bickel 62 of Birmingham charged with speeding and fined 10 dollars and costs. Kelton Kenwortth 30 of Vermilion and Edward Lepi 30 of Cleveland noted for reckless driving with fines of 135 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Diaz
Denver
S Ave
Joseph P. Bedmar
Lexington Ave
Wesley E. James
Elyra Ave
Raymond Wilhelm
Baumhart to Speak at Hungarian Liberty Day Program
A. D. Baumhart congressman from Ohio's 3rd District will headline the Liberty Day program in Hungarian Hall Sunday at 7 p m A Hungarian Council organized the event to mark the 107th anniversary of the Hungarian revolutionary wars with the aim of commemorating Hungarian heritage and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A. D. Baumhart
Ohio
Dohanos Named Commencement Speaker Lorain High
Steven Dohanos of Westport Connecticut renowned illustrator and artist will headline Lorain High School graduation exercises on June 8. He is best known for Saturday Evening Post cover illustrations and is described by Superintendent Dr Joh Evans as a former Logailte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Steven Dohanos
Westport
Lorain Firms Form Two Merchandise Vending Firms
Two Lorain corporations formed to manufacture merchandise vending machines received articles of incorporation from the Secretary of State. Attorney Austin W. O'Toole declined to reveal the principals. The firms will be named Penn-Harvard Co. and East Harvard, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Austin W. O'Toole
Penn-Harvard Co
East Harvard, Inc
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Oddities
Cleveland Ohio livestock sale notes show steady steers and heifers, prime to choice prices cited for cattle, with odd entries including two hubcaps stolen from a marked wagon belonging to Chester Tilgenbach. The report references other farm items and local names, detailing varied consignments and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland O
Beler
Chester Es Sof Eee
Georgia
Ve Pnhee
Re-Registration Rush For Lorain Election
Deputy clerk Pat Flaherty reports about 13 of nearly 4,200 voters dropped from the eligibility list have re registered. The list comprises voters who did not vote in the last presidential election. To be eligible this year they must re register before March 23 at the Broadway and 12th Street headquarters. An additional 13 new retirees expanded the list, but many will not bother to re establish eligibility in this off year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Board of Elections
Pat Flaherty
Broadway
12Th St
Flaherty
Board
Girl Hurt When Hit By Auto At Broadway And St Street
Police say a girl was struck by a car at the Broadway and South Street light. The driver backed up and drove off after the impact, and the injured party was taken to 205 West Erie Avenue for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Erie Ave
Broadway
Sth St
Railroad Man Will Address Exchange Club
Lorain exchange club meeting at the Antlers Hotel will hear C H Norris B and O freight agent Cleveland discuss railroads versus the conveyor belt in the state wide argument. Carl Ostrander 13 of 3032 Caroline Ave Lorain was treated at St Joseph Hospital last night for a dog bite wound on the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Antlers Hotel
C. H. Norris
Cleveland
Carl Ostrander
Caroline Ave
St Joseph Hospital
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