Swiss family tours world by car with boy as pupil
Claude Mottier seven learns by travel as Swiss parents Louis and Milly drive a German built station wagon on a two month trip through all 50 states. The family budgets 150 dollars monthly, has crossed 50 countries, and plans to settle in a northern state after finishing the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Claude
Louis
Milly Mottier
Mottiez
Volkswagen
French Equatorial Africa
Lausanne
Switzerland
Europe
Asia
Australia
Africa
North
Central
South America
Jules Verne
Middle East
Suez Canal
Jordan
Israel
Iran
Mottier
New York
United States
Mexico
Asca
Alaska
Hawaii
New Plea In Murder Is Expected
Howard A. Dixon a 4 Lorain steelworker is expected to plead munety to second degree murder at a 3 p.m. hearing before Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. Dixon is charged with murdering his estranged wife Marc Wentrum Dixon 33 in a December shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Dixon
Lorain
Marc Wentrum Dixon
LeRoy F. Kelly
North Ridgeville Annexation Debate Reaches Elyria Committee
A North Ridgeville doctor and residents protested Elyria's buildings and lands committee over an annexation plan. They argue the area to join Elyria contains industrial land and sewer needs and warn Elyria merchants could suffer if annexation proceeds. Committee postpones decision pending voter counts and detailed annexation steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Elyria Council
North Ridge Ville
Turnpike Commission
Elyria
Finegan
Ridgeville
Paving committee to split 600 block assessments Eastern Heights
Residents of the 600 block push for dividing paving costs into two projects after protests. Finance committee recommends separating the block from the eastern street and revising the front foot charge, moving toward a new assessing ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights Blvd
Council
Equalization Board
Finance Committee
Eastern Heights
City Sanitation Department
Dale C. Kellogg
1200 In County Register To Vote On Final Day
Lorain County residents queued at the Board of Elections in Elyria and Lorain to register before the May 3 primary deadline at 9 p.m. More than 1,200 new and transfer voters were added on the final day, with Clerk Lila Black estimating county totals around 78,000 after figures are compiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Board of Elections
Elyria
Lila Black
Elna
Soounty
Bridge Goes Up. Car Down. Suit Follows
Lorain, Ohio man John W. Degan Jr. sues the City of Chicago for 1500 dollars after a Calumet River bridge rose while his car stalled on November 17. He says his auto dropped onto pavement and was damaged 500 dollars as he dangled above the river with traffic below. His attorney jokes he will travel by boat in Chicago in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
John W. Degan Jr
Lorain
Cty of
Degan
Calumet River
Hie
Dezan
Regan
John Gay's Case Targeted for Full Liquor Board Action
An assistant to Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy says the Department of Liquor Control will pursue a full penalty against John Gay of Lorain, owner of Johnny's Cafe, after a Columbus meeting where a board member condemned Ohio liquor law enforcement as lax. Gay's permits face permanent revocation. past penalties were reduced on appeal and the board has a history of mixed outcomes in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Department of Liquor Control
John Gay
Lorain
Columbus
Board of Liquor Control
John Cianfiona
Board of Control
Cleveland
Gay
Franklin County Common Pleas Cour
Court of Appeals
Ins
Supreme Court
Franklin County
Ohio Supreme Court
Michael V. DiSalle
Union Vote Plans To Be Discussed At NLRB Hearing
The National Labor Relations Board schedules a hearing on April 4 at 10 am in Lorain County Courthouse Elyria to discuss a planned union representation election for about 15 maintenance and production workers at the new National Gypsum Co plant in Lorain. If parties agree, Cleveland regional office staff will set election plans. otherwise the NLRB in Washington may act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Lorain County
Elyna
National Gypsum Co
Lorain
Penbonimg
Abo
Cimbie
United Mine Workers
Tuted Cement
Lane and Gypsum
Workers International Gunons
NLRB
Reid
UMW
UCLGW
Washington
Cleveland
Writer Dies New York Mystery Author Herman Landon
Herman Landon, TZ, a mystery writer and former journalist, died in New York. The news comes from UPI with details about his career and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Herman Landon
Fun is the Spice of Art at Jefferson School
In Jefferson School, teacher Charles R. Rose and principal Walter Adler describe a classroom project from The In Structor showing doodling with woodworking tools that produced humorous creatures like Choo-Choo Plane and Wilbur Woodsaw. The activity, praised for creativity and relaxed expression, sparked imagination and a lively art atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Rose
Walter Adler
Jefferson School
Wilbur Woodsaw
Fide File
Charlie Chisel
Rose
Elyria
Cascade Park
Black River
Jose
Grand Jury to Review Rest Home Probe Data in Lorain
The Lorain County grand jury, meeting March 31, will hear the rest home and boarding home investigation findings from Assistant Prosecutor J William McCray and consider pending embezzlement burglary and larceny cases, with arraignments set for April 6. The list includes Crocker Blair Davis Carcano Nazario Green Hanchett Mercer Milligan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Lorain County
Paul J. Mikus
J. William McCray
Rest Home
Imi
William B. Crocker
Dina
Raymond Blair
Furnace St
Charles F. Davis
133rd_ St
Lorain
Isobel Carcano
28Th St
Jean
R. Carcano
Miguel Carcano
East Bth
Ralph Nazario
East 33Rd St
Paul F. Green
Wilson St
David A. Hanchett
Cleveland St
Howard F. Mercer
Jackson Hotel
Grand Larceny
Charles A. Milligan
Gifford Rd
Vermilion
Discrimination Charge Ends With Innocent Plea
Lorain restaurateur Alexander Horvath 46 owner of the Charcoal Pit denied charges of refusing service to Negroes in Municipal Court. He entered innocent pleas and posted a 19 dollar bond to await trial May 5. The case follows similar charges from March 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Alexander Horvath
Charcoal Pit
Horvath
John S. Kona
Wi Loram County Common Pral Court
John Kolb
Harrisburg warns merchants in crackdown on gangs
Pennsylvania state police Commissioner Frank G. McCartney warns merchants and communities as authorities pursue a crackdown on gang activity in Harrisburg and surrounding areas. The warning underscores heightened enforcement and cooperation with local firms to deter violent crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Pensylvania
Frank G. McCartney
Rabid Skunk Shot On Campagna Ave In Elyria
A skunk shot on Campagna Ave by Elyria authorities tested rabid as announced by Earl Sloan of the Elyna Health Department. A dog in contact with the skunk showed no bite but is quarantined 30 days as a precaution. This marks the first rabid skunk case in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campagna Ave
Lotain County Health
Earl Sloan
Elyna
Stroah
Stoan
Lorain Man Held on Shooting Charge
John Williams, 28, of 3858 Globe Ave Lorain is held in Lorain County Jail on a 2500 bond awaiting a Lorain Municipal Court hearing March 30. He is charged with firing a shotgun at his wife Louise Williams 23 who was treated for ten pellet wounds in her legs at Amherst General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willams
Globe Ave
Lorain
Williams
Louise
Amherst
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Dave Colwell
Louis Mottiez
Home ON Wheels
Dixon
Austin O'Toole
Larry Ashhenbach
E. Glenn Baxter
T. E. Finegan
Rt. 20
Ohio Turnpike
Race Rd
Race
Surar Ridge
Eaton Township
Bendir Westinghouse
Ridgeview
Ashhenbach
Esac
Argemeets
Ema
New York Central
Ville
Joseph Smith
Dr. Finegan
Robert McViegh
Henry Barron
John P. Demyan
Sugar Ridge Rd
Martin W. Haas
Athleen Lysaght
Paul Wainwright
Smith
By Joe Cowden
East River St
Pinewood Allotment
East Ave
16Th St
Lorain Restaurateur
Maunce Kolb
Dallas Ave
Kolb
Tulding
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!