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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1957

Page

10

Parents Oppose Annexation of Clearview Area Petition Filed

A petition signed by about 29 of 32 Clearview area schoolchildren's parents requests that the Westwood Parkway Dr area not be annexed to Lorain City Schools. The petition will be presented to the Clearview Board at its March meeting, with discussion on teachers salaries also on the agenda. The Lorain Board of Education has moved to seek annexation of Oberlin Ave area into Lorain district.

Westwood Parkway Clearview Board of Education Lorain City Lorain William H. Gillies Clearview Gillies

Building Permit Okay Splits Council Four to Three

Avon Lake council splits four to three approving building permits for dedicated subdivisions with inadequate sewers. The case centers on 904 Artsdale Dr where Walter Disler refused the permit citing side yard conflicts and engineers found the sewer inadequate. Council will revisit after preliminary sewer surveys by Havens and Emerson.

Avon Lake Walter Disler Artsdale Dr Disler Fred Zieber Kenilworth Ave Sheffield Lake Zoning Board D. E. Starkey C. Eawouuwwan Salies Stockdale James McCullough Grant Helen Dean Rhamat Dean King McCullough Edward Drury Klingshirn Jack Miles Edmund L. Niles Council Havens Emerson

Star Witness Emerges in Sandusky Shooting Case

Erie County prosecutors call a hotel resident Shirley Hale the star witness in the Jan 24 shooting of a Sandusky supermarket worker. Hale testified Wilford Cato admitted shooting Police Chief Adcock after an attempted robbery and that Floyd Cato financed Wilford’s travel from California. Floyd and Wilford deny all charges.

Sandusky Erie County Cato Brothers Shirley Hale Wayne Hotel Wilford Cato Victor Adcock Miss Hale Wilford Floyd Adcockland Adcock Pee Dane

Charges Filed Against 3 Men

Three motorists face municipal court after traffic charges. Denver Meade 18 of 828 North Central Drive was cited for speeding. Joseph Ville 33 of 610 Washington Avenue charged with reckless driving and faulty brakes. William Maginnis 18 of 1348 West Erie Avenue also charged with reckless driving and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Lester McCoy 23 pleaded guilty to robbery counts. others testified about rental plates linked to the case.

Miss Hale Lester McCoy Haley Richard Shimer Federal Bureau of Investigation Floyd Lester Parker Dallas Bennett Sandusky Denver Meade North Central Dr Joseph Ville Washington Ave William R. Maginnis West Erie Ave

Open Road Temptation Nets Two Lorain Boys

Spring fever drew two Lorain youths from school on a weekday, wandering toward the open road. State Highway Patrol halted them at Norwalk’s edge at 4 36 p m. They were questioned about destination and placed in the detention home to await parental pickup.

Norwalk

Lorain Court Records Publicized Drivers’ Citations

Louise B. Aldrich 51 of B D 2 Huron charged with intoxication and lack of vehicle control with $10 fine plus costs. Zelma Margolis 33 of 3225 Tressa Ave charged with failure to yield the right of way with $15 fine plus costs.

Louise B. Aldrich B.D. 2 Huron Zelma Margolis Tressa Ave

Legion aide helps Korea vets with bonus forms at Avon Lake

Ronald Sun agel commander of American Legion Fest 211 offers nightly help to Korean veterans filling out bonus applications at the Legion Chateau this week at 7 p.m. in Avon Lake.

Avon Lake Ronald Sunagel American Legion Fest P.m the Legion Chateau

Abbe Rd crossing flasher aid sought by Sheffield village

Sheffield Mayor Walter McAllister directed the village clerk to write to the Sheffield Lake Board of Education and the Sheffield Lake Village seeking their help to obtain automatic protection devices at the Abbe Road railroad crossing. The move follows a Feb 26 railroad position cited by Phillip DeChant noting no current approval for flashers due to visibility and light traffic. The village cites the triple May 8 fatality and upcoming school openings to justify the request, with 400 to 400 school children crossing daily and more buses after new schools open.

Sheffield Walter McAllister Sheffield Lake Board of Education Sheffield Lake Village Abbe Rd McAllister Phillip DeChant Dc. E. Yarnell DeChant Yarnell Board of Education Oster Scnnds Une Li

Four polio inoculation stations announced for Lorain

Dr. Albert B. Chapia Lorain Area Chairman of the Lorain County Medical Society says four inoculation stations open March 20 will serve area communities. Station 1 at Naval Reserve Center covers Fairhome Larkmoor Longfellow St Anthony St Teresa Brookside Tennyson. Station 2 at National Guard Armory serves Lincoln Lowell Oakwood Palm Ave Whittier St Ladislaus SS Cyril and Methodius St John Clearview High Darling Vincent. Station 3 at American Legion Home serves Irving Lakeview Lorain High St Mary Nativity. Station 4 at Slovak American Home serves Boone Brownell Charleston Garfield Harrison Hawthorne Washington St Joseph Holy Trinity St Stanislaus Zion Lutheran. Consent slips are not needed for shots given by family physicians. only those unable to pay should come. those with slips for physician shots need not attend.

Lorain Albert B. Chapia Lorain County Naval Reserve Center Fairhome Larkmoor Longfellow St. Anthony St. Teresa Brookside Tennyson National Guard Armory Lincoln Lowell Oakwood Palm Ave Whittier St. Ladislaus SS. Cyril and Methodius St. John Clearview High Darling and Vincent American Legion Irving Lakeview Lorain High St. Mary and Nativity Boone, Brownell Charleston Garfield, Harrison Hawthorne Washington St. Joseph, Holy Trinity St. Stanislaus and Zion Lutheran Chapia Chapla

Avon Lake to hire Havens and Emerson for sewer survey

Avon Lake Council votes to employ Havens and Emerson of Cleveland for a village wide sanitary sewer survey at 312,000. They will design the system, act as consulting engineers, estimate costs, assist in financing, and aid in bids and contract awards. Work to begin next July.

Avon Lake Havens and Emerson Cleveland Harvens and Emerson Lowe Chevrolet Stockdale Eastern Greyhound Lines

First Area Sewage Aid Grant Given

Vermilion on the Lake becomes the first area community to receive federal water pollution control funds. Congressman A D Baumbart Jr announces a 30000 grant to install a chlorine treatment tank for sewage. Eligibility requires a comprehensive program developed by the Public Health Service and other agencies.

Vermilion-on-the-Lake A. D. Baumbhart Jr Baumhart Public Health Service

Gas Overcomes Family Of Six In Lorain Home

A Lorain family of six was overcome by gas from a water heater and treated at St Joseph Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Zajac of 1634 East 32nd St and their four children Mary Ann Linda John Jr and Dian were treated and released. A neighbor called the fire department which rescued them and then helped transport them to the hospital.

Lorain St. Joseph Hospital John Zajac East 32Nd St Mary Ann Linda John Dr Dian Fire Department Josephine Rodriquiz 1632 East

City Refuses Partial Permit for Cross-City Shopping Center

Attorney for VMJ Co says Lorain and Sheffield Village split site blocks water and sewer service permits. He notes two prior refusals after council tabled the request and after a solicitor's partial ruling. The company seeks a court determination of developer rights while plans call for one center building straddling the two jurisdictions.

Lorain Austin O'Toole VMJ Co Sheffield Village Common Pleas Court O'Toole Edward J. Conley City Service Pete Goods Sheffield Conley Goohs O’toole

Woman Rescued From Fire in Lorain Apartment

An elderly bed ridden woman, Velma Gassett, was rescued about 9 a.m. by neighbor Ruth Bengerd after a mattress caught fire. Bengerd spoke to Florian Weaver, notified the fire department, entered the Gassett unit, tore out burning portions, and helped extinguish flames with water. Damage estimated at 50 dollars. Firemen cited smoker's carelessness.

Lorain Ruth Bengerd Eighth St Velma Gassett Gassett

Stubborn Safe Fails Thieves On Week End

In Lorain burglars tried to break into Llewellyn Pontiac at 19th Street and Broadway but failed after two burn holes and entry attempts. Police recovered tools and a burning wagon with gas tanks, while another burglary at Lorain Surplus Center on Broadway led to theft of an undetermined amount of goods from owner Arthur London.

Arthur J. London Harley Dr jLorain Broadway London

Avon Firemen Pay Legislation To Be Drawn Up

Avon village council will direct the solicitor to draft proper legislation regarding firemen wages after a request from the firemen for higher pay. The committee met with council members the clerk and Mayor Gates to discuss increasing pay from $1.50 to 3 an hour on fire calls, with no further comment provided.

Avon George Lanzendorfer William Gates

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