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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1957

Page

17

Lorain County PTA Workshop Discusses Parent Education Plan

The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met at Holy Hall to review a new parent education program. Leaders stressed training for prospective group leaders and discussed topics like Parent-Child Relations and Decision Making. A 16 inch disc recording of the program was prepared for broader use.

Parent-Teacher Association Coun Home. Com Fhej Lorain County Alton Youtzy Lee McCullough Joseph Dobosy Avon Lake Clem Rice

Avon Fire and Stone Incident Hit Car and Barn

A stone shattered a car window injuring driver Billy Howe on Elyria Avenue at 10 last night. Separately at Colorado Avenue and Moore Road, Avon fire destroyed a barn and damaged a tractor trailer outfit valued at 7 000 dollars, knocking out telephone service for eight hours. No injuries were reported in the fire. About 200 feet of 50 pair cable was replaced and ten telephone repairmen worked through the night. Avon Volunteer Fire Department and Civil Defense aided, directing traffic at the scene.

Elyria Ave Sheriff's Department Billy Howe St. Joseph Hos Howard AVON Colorado Ave Moore Ra Nickel Plate Railroad William P. Heimebrodt Heinebrodt Lorain Telephone Co H. R. Walter Telephone Company Avon Volunteer Fire Department Village Civil Defense Unit Trafic

Tire theft reported near Gibson's Bakery

Norm Miller of Oberlin reported a spare tire stolen from his car parked near West College and Gibson's Bakery between 10 15 and 10 40 p m. He described seeing a car in the area and provided a description of the driver.

Oberlin Norm Miller Miller Ee Foster Rae Lorain Gibson's Bakery

Fire Call System Set in New London R F Eastman Takes Post

New London appoints R F Eastman to run fire and police call relay. He will answer all Police and Fire Department lines, activate the police light for police calls, and sound the fire siren for fires. He relays conversations and notifies fire chief and volunteers. outside town limits he sounds the siren continuously. Eastman’s pay is $100 monthly.

New London R. F. Eastman Eastman Fire

Thieves Hit Avon Shop Steal Coats and Stamps

Avon burglars forced a rear door at Joe's Men's Shop on Detroit Road and took three coats worth $60. Police Chief Robert Gilles says it is the building’s fourth break in. an attempt to enter Avon Hardware failed. Joseph Destro of Parma reported the incident and an undetermined amount of Eagle stamps was stolen.

AVON Joe’s Men’s Detroit Rd Robert Gilles William Rice Avon Dry Cleaners Avon Hardware Joseph Destro H St. Parma Eagle

Deputies Named to Assist Avon Police This Hunting Season

Avon hires five deputies to patrol village sectors from today through December 31. William R. Hemminger covers southwest, Frank Bommer northwest, William Lindes northeast, Hubert Stivasan at-large in the cruiser, and J. P. Keller the southeast. Hunting permits total 137 for non residents and 17 dollars for residents, issued at the police garage behind the library at Rt 611 and Detroit Rd.

AVON Avon Police Department William R. Hemminger Vilage Frank Bommer William Lindes Hubert Stivasan J. P. Keller Rt 611 Detroit Rd

Hunters Face Complaints As Season Opens

Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Vinovich said the county received more than a dozen calls from rural residents reporting firing near homes and trespass by hunters at season start. He noted those complaints overwhelmed deputies as hunters often moved on before help could arrive.

Robert Vinovich Vinovich

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PTA Workshop Stone Sportswear O’neil Doan Felenbaum Coats O'Neil Avon Shop Avon Police Constantine Bulget Shop O’neil's Budget Shop O' Neil O’ Neil Bobbie Brooks Sissy Sunior Sports Caf
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