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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1955

Page

4

Trucker Fixated on Pole Causes Coal Truck Crash

A truck carrying coal veered into a utility pole on Rt 58 after airbrakes failed near a crossing as a train passed. No injuries or arrests. light damage to two cars in Elyria area intersection crashes. several drivers cited for traffic violations.

Henry F. Whitman Jr R. D. Creston State Highway Patrol Harlin Payne Lake Ave Elyria Dial Hall Oakwood Ave Rts William C. Poore Middle Ridge Rd Amherst Raymond R. Battenhouse Pearl St. Amherst Elyria Ave State Patrol Poore Middle Ridge

Courthouse 4 To See Unions Merged In New York

Four Lorain County unions plan attendance at the CIO AFL merger in New York City with delegates and alternates from Local 383 and Local 1104 joining the national talks. Key Lorain leaders attend the split conventions then the merger session, while local AFL CIO units await higher level guidance. A separate note reports a 38 percent rise in U S cattle productivity since 1924 due to better animals and care.

AFL Elyria Afl Schneid Balough Tomasic CIO New York Herman A. C. Shibley Loram United States

Border Tension Laid To Power Politics

Multiple divorce and civil suits are filed in Lorain area courts. Albert Michel seeks divorce from Bette over neglect and cruelty after a 1934 marriage. Anthony and Helen Lukoski face a debt and foreclosure suit. Nellie Walker sues National Tube Division of U S Steel for workers compensation after a 1953 injury. Frank Olic and Ohio Farmers sue Leo Braun for damages from an auto collision. Esther Flechserhaar seeks divorce from Henry. Public Loan Corp sues Tillie Staszak to set aside a conveyance and sell Lorain property to satisfy a $1,000 judgment from 1946. Lucy Watson seeks divorce from George for neglect and cruelty. George Vida and Farm Bureau quiet a prior damage suit against Andrew Rusin. Paroles granted to Milton Holliday and Willie Glass. Border tensions tied to oil politics feature Spencer Irwin addressing local Jewish Charities on Arab-Israeli issues and donors rallying to Federated Jewish Charities drive with a $20,000 local goal.

Nellie Walker Wakeman National Tube Division United States Steel Corp Ohio the Public Loan Corp Tillie Tagliaroni Staszak Appel Ave Lorain Frank Spencer Irwin Jrs Elyria Federation of Jewish Charities Temple Binai Abraham Cleveland iPlan Dealer Irwin Near East Israel

Overheated furnace blamed for house fire on West River Rd

A furnace misadjustment caused a fire at Jack Hall's home 2730 West River Rd yesterday around 5 30 pm. Fire crews said an overheated furnace in the basement ignited flames in joists and sub floor, scorching about ten feet square of the dwelling before control.

Jack Hall West River Rd Prbecs Seni

Nine Month Traffic Toll in Lorain County Surges

Ohio data show Lorain County recorded 42 traffic fatalities in the first nine months, with 2,109 accidents and 1,112 injuries, vs 22 deaths and 1,784 injuries in the same period last year. Statewide toll nears 4,407 deaths with 270 highway fatalities in September alone.

Lorain County Ohio Department of Highway Safety Lorain

Evangelist Beattie to Speak at City Church Tomorrow

The Rev. Victor B. Beattie Jr., pastor evangelist and Pocket Testament League rep, will address the Church of the Open Door at 7:30 p.m. He will screen a natural color film, Operation Orient, depicting Formosa Aborigines, a Taipei leper colony, Shinto crowds, a PTL rally with 10,000 ROK troops, and refugee camps near Pusan.

Victor B. Beattie Jr Pocket Testament League, Inc New York City Church of the Open Door Japan Formosa Korea Far East Taipei PTL Pusan Moody Bible Institute Wheaton College Beattie Calvary Baptist Church of Battle Creek Mich Battle, Creek

Police report hit skip collision and court appearance

Edward J. Kane reported his car was struck by a hit and run driver while parked on Melvyn Lane. Fire crews contained a blaze at a residence owned by George Piers of Atlanta after hoses and water were used. Frank Krenzer, of Eliabeth, was charged with running a stop sign and reckless operation and ordered to appear in Mayor's Court December 3.

Edward J. Kane Melvyn Lane Melvyn Cnearren Lane Hall Frank Fo Krenzer Eliabeth George Piers Atlanta Niawers

Avon Lake Kiwanis to study How To Make a Million program

Avon Lake Kiwanis Club will meet tomorrow at 6 15 p m at the Saddle Inn to study How To Make a Million with Lloyd Birchard revealing the secret. Participants Bob Wolf J T King Paul Holliser Ed Green and Ervin Boehm attended the 17th Division organizational meeting at Oberlin Inn Sunday.

AVON Lloyd Birchard Avon Lake Kiwanis Club The Saddle Inn Bob Wolf J. T. King Paul Holliser Ed Green Ervin

Mayor Court Fines For Traffic Offenses In City Court

Mayor Carl A. Diedrich received a suspended ten dollar fine plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication and being found sleeping along the river bank Saturday. Ronald F. Rosenau admitted crashing a red light at Ohio Street and Gulf Road last Thursday and paid three dollars plus costs. James H. Colvig was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to an improper left turn and arrest near Cleveland Street and Gulf Road Friday. James F. DeLodge pleaded guilty to crashing a stop sign and paid five dollars plus costs after an arrest at Clark Street and Park Avenue Friday. Alma Block pleaded guilty to losing control of her car and paid nineteen dollars plus costs with five dollars suspended after an accident at Ohio Street and St. Clair Street yesterday.

Carl A. Diedrich Fairlawn Ave Ronald F. Rosenau Branston St Ohio St Gulf Rd James H. Colvig West 7Ist St Lorain Cleveland St James F. DeLodge Fairlmont St Clark St Park Ave Alma West 12Th i St St. Clair St Harold Luzader Kathy Gregory Bruce Luzader Sandusky Frank Cragin Ray Fieldhouse Lodi Harold Worden Burbank Ray Brehm William Madares Ohio University Athens Julius Madares Lee Rock Glenn Shapin Detroit Mich Roy Rock Floyd Hobby Carlton Yost Elyria Alma Pfeiffer B. T. Nesbett Barney Rothgery Hal Rothgery Michigan State College W. G. Reese Donald Brouse Spencer Arthur Bennett Anna Hosler Clyde Bennett Willoughby William Shively Paul Gross B. B. Cox Patty Gertrude Cox Kunkle William Maneval West Unity Ross Cox Morenci J. B. Lilley Ann Medina Olive Park Painesville B. A Rothgery Kay Barney William Lilley Guy Billy Ernest Toghill Delbert Toghill Parma Clifford Toghill LaGrange Joe Korach Clarence Metzger Helen Henry Rising Luis. Pohzehl Fairviely Park Maynard Rising Willowick A. C. Woeiert Moreland Hills Leonard Noble Brooklyn, NY Fred Lamb Julia Jones Cadillac Kathleen Stites Traverse City Robert Jones Albert Dorothy Delia Kelly Bay Village Bobbie [Johnson Lancaster B. A.rothgery Robert Roth Andson James Ithaca N.Y W. A. Zarmke E. J. Worden Seville

Cager's Challenge Teen-Age Fiction Review in Grafton Library

Rock Taylor coaches Center City High School's basketball team facing tenseness and defeatism until a serious accident prompts players to play as a unit. Also reviewed are False Start about a senior year transfer to a large public school and Coats of the Valley and The Border Watch by Altsheler detailing frontier adventures with historic battles. A Lost Hunters tale follows Will Clark and a pair of brave youths on a northern hunt. SEA WIND follows Jane Layton breaking an engagement and finding new allies on the Maine coast. Non fiction note included.

Cager Rock Taylor John Gartner Center City High School Lawrence A Keating Ted Stannard Ted Gay Rutherford Jane Layton Ace Boyle Maine Jane Betty Snow Betty Dana

Sixth Grader Solos At Party In Cleveland Hall

Belden Elementary pupil James Somsak played two cymbalom solos and four duets with his teacher Patrick J. Nolan Jr. at St Pat’s Hall in Cleveland. A Mr Vilagi faced $25 fine for disorderly conduct after a large party drew about 1 000 guests. James, son of Mr and Mrs Somisak, explained he was in a fight with other patrons. The cymbalom is a Hungarian instrument. Evens pleaded guilty to intoxication and got a $5 fine and costs. The Crusade for a Hungarian Press organized the event.

Belden James Somsak Patrick J. Nolan Jr Columbus Vilagi Cleveland Saturn St. Pat James St. Tavern

Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Populate Grafton Area Homes

Thanksgiving gatherings filled Grafton and surrounding villages with extended families from Fields Corners Butter nut Ridge Vermilion Valley City Elyria LaGrange Columbus and Cleveland. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Carl Shephard and Mr and Mrs K C Cook with numerous relatives visiting through the weekend.

George Cook Cleveland Russell Gifford Strongsville Clark Finley George Edwards Bill Finley Mary Louise Gill Georgia Lee Richard Edwards Max Curran Medina Muri Brunson

Christmas Sing Set For Grafton Church

A Christmas sing is planned at Grafton Methodist Church this Sunday at 8 p.m. The Rev. Burl Brown and the choir will lead. Also tied to church activities, an institute for missionary education is set at Elyria Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and evening, with a district-wide gathering. A church school Christmas program is planned for December 18 at 7 p.m. The Women’s Society of Christian Service will sponsor a fish fry on Friday evening December 16 to raise funds for the building fund pledge.

Grafton Grafton Methodist Church Burl Brown Elyria Elyria Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service

Holiday Party Planned by Friendship Class Members

Mr. and Mrs. Al Glunt hosted the Friendship Class gathering Sunday night at their home. President Joe Bouley led prayer as a business session and discussion followed. Plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner on December 21 at the Bouley home with a two-course luncheon served by the hosts followed by games.

Grafton al Glunt Joe Bouley Bouley

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