Four in Lorain gambling raid charged after speeding arrest
Lorain police say a former vice squad member helped halt a four man Bolita gambling ring hours before it started. Three men Salvator DeRose Dominado Lugo and Felix Rosario pleaded not guilty in municipal court with bonds set at 750 each. the fourth James Wong is believed to have returned to Chicago. Local officers traced gambling gear to apartments and found Lugo and DeRose using fictitious hotel registrations while Lugo was arrested entering his room.
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Lorain
Panies
Saturn
James Wong
Chicago
Salvator DeRose
Ciero
Dominado Lugo
Felix Rosario
Oberlin Ave
de. Rose
Lugo
Rosario
Frank Pawlak
Pawlak
Bolita
Milan Ralich
DeRose
East 31St St
Vice Squad
Ralich
Wong
Vermilion Sailors Win Varsity Letter Honors
Vermilion High School Sailors, Lakeland Conference co champions and Sandusky Sectional winners, were honored by the Athletic Boosters and American Legion. Varsity letters went to seniors Tom Heyman, John Cates, David Palmer, Jack Beusrken, Bob Holtcamp. juniors Larry Houff, Jim Greene. sophomores Ernest Popovich, Jerry Laughlin, Joe Szekely, Dennis Owen, Bob Greene. Reserve awards to Mark Williams, Angus Bartlett, Richard Burger, John Hurd, Louis Kuhnle, John Ochse, Jim Maurer, Stuart Clipson, Charles Jasensky, Frank Szekely, Lloyd Nieley, Richard Lane, Jim Wilt. Coach Ed Ziemke introduced honored varsity players Howard Bogart, John Siebert, Al Mroski, Larry Knittle, Ken Esper, Hugh Darley, Tom Moes, Russ Dickerhoff. juniors Fred Smith, Tom Williams, Bruce Eldridge, Cliff Bartlome. Smith and Williams named honorable mention. Eldridge and Bartlome to Lakeland first team. Warren Scheller of Bowling Green spoke.
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Vermilion
Ed Ziemke
Vermilion High Sailors
Lakeland
Sandusky
Athletic Boosters
American Legion
Bob Braden
Tom Heyman
John Cates
David Palmer
Jack Beusrken
Bob Holtcamp
Ernest Popovich
Jerry Laughlin
Joe Szekely
Dennis Owen
Bob Greene
Larry Houff
Jim Greene
Jerry Martin
Mark Williams
Angus Bartlett
Richard Burger
John Hurd
Louis Kuhnle
John Ochse
Jim Maurer
Stuart Clipson
Charles Jasensky
Frank Szekely
Lloyd Nieley
Richard Lane
Jim Wilt
Sailor
Howard Bogart
John Siebert
al Mroski
Larry Knittle
Ken Esper
Hugh Darley
Tom Moes
Russ Dickerhoff
Fred Smith
Tom Williams
Bruce Eldridge
Cliff Bartlome
Ziemke
Smith
Williams
Eldridge
Bartilome
Warren Scheller
Bowling Green
University
Hanging of Fugitive Chatham Grads Ask Return
CHATHAM The 1960 alumni committee requests return of class pictures removed years ago during a decorating project. All classes except 1983 and 1945 were taken from the top floor walls and are believed to be stored at members' homes. The committee now seeks to restore them to the original display.
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Chatham
Chatham School
25 Words the Communists Truth Message Contest Prize
A 1908 contest promises 256 prizes for 25 word truth messages sent to Radio Free Europe. Top entries win trips to Europe, radios, and Encyclopa Britannica sets for entrants and a family member.
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Europe
Radio Free Europe
Encyclopandia Britonica
Ren Cartel
VFW Essay Winners Announced in Vermilion
Winners of the VFW Auxiliary organized essay contest were named at a meeting. Bill Hackbush won first prize of a $23 bond, Larry Knittle and Joan Gregg Wok tied for second with $10, and a $5 third prize went to another winner. The top essay advances to national competition. Auxiliary officers for 1960 61 were elected, led by Mrs Joe Yelensky as president and Mrs Geraldine Baker as retiring president.
Scout Troop Organization Under Study for Wakeman Girls
Mothers in Wakeman discuss starting a Brownie and intermediate Girl Scout troops at Congregational Church. Polly Walden of Western Gate Council outlines scouting aims, crafts, nature, and camp activities. Brownies to be second through fourth grade, with three mothers and a camping committee. Next meeting April 1 am, permission slips sent. For info call Wakeman 3418 or 5101. Nile Larsen for intermediate girls. Village Beauty Show moves to Toons on Main Street. phone 431.
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Wakeman
Congregational Church
Polly Walden
Nowvalk
Western Gate Council
Trond
Walden
Nile Larsen
Rt 2
Main St
Man Denies Murder Plot Story in Lorain
In Lorain an Elyria man, Leroy Davis, 34, denied Friday’s charge he plotted to kill a Lorain woman. Davis and Robert Walker, 24, Akron, gave conflicting accounts after Davis was stabbed in a fracas. Walker admitted stabbing Davis after a hammer threat.
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Lorain
Elyria
Leroy Davis
14Th St
Robert Walker
Akron
Davis
Regina
Lowell Ave
Walker
St. Joseph Hospital
Frank Pawlak
Three Traffic Crashes Hurt Several In Lorain
In Lorain on Euclid and Colorado avenues three weekend crashes left multiple people injured. Merle Hunker, 39, was hospitalized with a severe lip cut, broken nose, and possible concussion. Kermit Cumberledge, 34, treated and released for scrapes and bruises. A four year old boy, David Esser, and Thomas Jones, 33, also treated and later released. Police investigate causation and vehicle paths.
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Merle
Thomas Jones
Broadway
Hunker
Cumberledge
Colorado Ave
New Mexico Ave
Cumberledge Auto
Richard Esser
Meister Rd
13Th St
Esser
Kathryn Berry
East 29Th St
Jones
Stage Star Dies Leaves Drama Giant Buried Here
Ian Keith and Minerva Goodfel were among prominent stage and screen figures in a story about the death of Maranon and the arrest of John Askew on charges of assault and intoxication. The Century actor, 38, was to be buried in Madrid after a heart attack and ulcer complications, while allegations said Askew struck the victim with a bow on Broadway. The Havana Gardens operator died Saturday at his home following a cerebral thrombosis.
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John Askew
Madrid
UPI
Dr. Gegorio
Broadway
al- New York
Ian Keith
Maranon
Minerva Goodfil
West 21St St
Havana Gardens
Andersonville
Way
Lorain Police Reports Shoplifting and Disorderly Conduct
Lorain police charged Earl Gillespie 36 of Fredericksburg Va with shoplifting a bottle of wine after a Fisher Foods manager Stanley Kietlanski 45 of 833 Highland Park reported the incident at 1820 Broadway. Delores Griffith 21 of Amherst was charged with disorderly conduct after a mixup at Janet's Lunch on Broadway where a revolver was found in her handbag. A second woman, possibly carrying a knife, was not yet captured.
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Earl Gillespie
Fredericksburg
Stanley Kietlanski
Highland Park
Fisher Foods
Broadway
Gillespie
Kietlanski
Delores Griffith
Hamilton Ave
Amherst
Janet
City Dog Officials Parley Set
Lorain officials and Lorain Humane Society officers will meet to discuss the society's intentions in the dog control controversy. City and state officials will review the county dog wardens' authority and potential city enforcement actions. The meeting aims to outline positions on who may enforce dog laws and handle dog pickups in Lorain.
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Lorain
Lorain Humane Society
John C. Jaworski
National Humane Society
Humane Society
William Green
Ciety Head
Adrian Betlesii
John Kozich
Floyd Harris
Frank Pawlak
Jaworski
Bédeski
Lojrutn County
The
Lorain Rhut
Hungry Thieves Hit Lorain Food Store
Lorain police reported a break in at Nicoloff's Food Store on Root Road between Friday night and Saturday morning. Items stolen included three chickens three hams 15 sack potatoes beer coffee cheese and various frozen foods. cigarettes and an amount of unknown value were also missing. no money was left in the shop.
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Lorain
Root Rd
Mom‘jie
Blagoy Nicoloff
East 29Th St
Fishermen Submit 11 Resolutions at Ohio Congress
Officers of the Polish Fisherman's Club proposed 11 resolutions at the Ohio Conservation Congress in Columbus, seeking expanded enforcement powers for game protectors and a certificate of recognition for The Elyria Chronicle Telegram for outdoor writing. Police report multiple break-ins and thefts in Lorain, including $200 stolen from a hotel guest and damage at Ohio Fuel Gas Co and Lorain Creamery, with a guard preventing a Beaver Park Boat House burglary.
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Lorain
Polish Fisherman's Club
Ohio Conservation Congress
Columbus
OCC
Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Ohio
C-T Outdoor
Don Miller
Ridgeville Fireladies Gather at Mrs Gilder Home
North Ridgeville Fireladies met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Gilder. Correspondent noted a message from Mrs. Eugene Myers. Pinochle prizes were awarded to Mrs. Emory Hershey, Mrs. James Hershey and Mrs. Joh Campana. Mrs. Emory Hershey will host the April 20 meeting.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Robert Gilder
Eugene Myers
Emory Hershey
James Hershey
Joh Campana
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Chatham Grads
Iron Curtain
VFW
Euclid
William Smith
Condi
West 1St St
St. Joseph
Juring
John Tiano
Jerry
Yarnry City
Cavalier Club
Buckeye High
Kent Stone
Bill Kick
Kick
Kathy Collins
Ben Rollyson
Frank Farkas
Sharon Kauf
Pon
Fred
Dave Hill
Miami Beach
Butch Wise
Annie Gunkelman
Pat Lattig
Jim Devine
Pat
Frank Katzentine
Promi- Frank
William McCallister Rose
Argyle Hotel
Rose
Moo Une
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
West 14Th St
Lorain Creamery Co
Beaver Park Boathouse
John McDonald
McDonald
Buckeye
North Ridgeville Fireladies
Stainless
International Silver Company
Ooh Bens
Johnsons
del Monte
Yun
Gead
Loboykrakwlas
Rynayenaan
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