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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1957
Page
4
Lorain lists 25 polling locations across wards to serve about 3 000 voters. Each voter receives a ward precinct assignment for casting ballots at sites including Lorain High School Irving School St Marys School and Lorain Public Library among others.
Lorain police charged Joe Griffin and Clara Williams, both 41 and 42 respectively, with disorderly conduct after a razor incident amid two city fights. Williams also faced intoxication charges. Griffin and Williams were jailed, treated for minor injuries, then released on bond. Municipal Court fined each $20 and costs.
Two cars collided at the Detroit Rd and Rt. 76 intersection in Avon Village yesterday at 4 p m causing minor damages. Francis G Quimper 20 of Elyria driving south on 76 turned onto Detroit Rd and struck Richard Mortinieh 23 of Amherst who was northbound on 76 and turning onto Detroit Rd Neither driver faced charges.
Avon Lake High School presents a 3 p.m. concert directed by John Eliott featuring the a cappella choir girls and boys glee clubs Madrigal group and other ensembles. The program includes sacred songs Broadway selections and negro spirituals. University and local ensembles join in this district event.
Virginia White 27 of 1508 East 29th Street is to appear in Municipal Court to answer a charge of violating a board of health ordinance for dumping refuse on nearby property at 1509 and 1510 East 28th Street, filed by Louis Bodenweller of the city health board.
The United Health Foundation of Metropolitan Lorain reported a first year tally totaling about 41 thousand dollars in expenses with 16 thousand spent on direct medical assistance. Medical research funding reached 5 thousand while salaries and operations consumed the rest.
Gregory Industries plans to spend about 500000 to expand the Nelson Stud Welding plant in Lorain. The project adds nearly 30 percent floor space with a two story addition on Toledo Avenue. Bert R. Witte Inc. of Amherst has the building contract and construction should start soon with completion expected early fall.
A Lorain jury found William T. Wilmington guilty of reckless driving after deliberating from 1 21 p m to 4 50 p m The foreman said the jury was hung 11 to 1 on resisting arrest The judge declared a hung jury and dismissed the resisting arrest charge The $40 fine and $24 55 costs were set pending appeal A new trial for resisting arrest will be scheduled and Wilmington’s attack case proceeded in a crowded courtroom with witnesses detailing the incident
Lorain planning commission recommends Monday to City Council a new B 1a zoning classification for Oberlin Avenue south of 40th Street to Westwood Drive. The plan blends B 1 and B 2 rules to require street set backs and aims to improve area attractiveness while preserving business suitability. A separate 6 acre subdivision on Cooper Foster Park Road was discussed with park land designation proposed. a service station plan near Kew Gardens site was delayed pending a full plan submission.
Chester M Earnest was jailed by police at 10 35 p m on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon after a 635 caliber pistol and a knife were found in his pockets He claimed innocence to the charge of disorderly conduct He was fined 125 dollars and costs and sentenced to five days in jail in Municipal Court He had been refused admission to the National Tube Co plant and docks after guards said he carried liquor and a bag He appeared in Lorain for a 46 year old wel
Lorain City Council considers a resolution on a proposed telephone rate increase. The Public Utilities Commission hearing is set for May 5 in Columbus, with projected revenues rising by about 230 499 dollars annually from a 614 731 dollar 248 percent return. Mayor Jaworski announced prayer meetings for local communities to address the plan.
Harvey Mastin, 52, of 1612 West 19th St, was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after a 2 am incident. He was treated for facial injuries and jailed after George Smith, 44, of 521 East 29th St, defended his wife Essie Smith, 36, alleging Mastin threatened her with a knife and was struck with an ash tray and end table. Mastin pled not guilty in Municipal Court. trial set for May 10. bond $100.
Sheffield police arrested three area men early morning on DWI charges. John Howard Myers, 72, of Rocky River, jailed after failing at 2 am. Herald Billinghurst, Zi, 23, of Lakewood, jailed at 11:30 am. Jerry Mack, 23, of Cleveland, jailed at 1:30 am for intoxication.
Sandusky police are investigating the disappearance of 18 year old Carol Ann Boyton reported by her parents after she was last seen at Plum Brook Country Club and then believed headed to Cleveland and Athens. A note suggests she may visit Aunt Sophia in Danbury next week.
In Lorain thirteen of the 52 names on Tuesday's primary ballot appear as sure winners. Included are Municipal Court candidates incumbent Judge John S. Kolena Clayton Horne and Sorman J. Beller along with Benjamin K. Tansid who filed as an independent foe.
Tomas Guad, 35, of 1616 Eastyerius, allegedly rammed the rear of a vehicle driven by Domineck Hochehar, 47, at 4:40 p.m. yesterday near 28th St and Elyna Ave. Guad was charged with lack of control and ordered to appear in Municipal Court Monday.
Lorain Municipal Court records show numerous driving infractions and charges. Individuals named include Joe Hogg 31 Vine Ave facing licenses and reckless operation charges. Allan Gebbie Jr 45 Lakewood with a DUI charge. Hintin West 35 East Ave listed for related offenses. Charles Cooper 12 North Central Dr charged with DUI and reckless operation. Others include Winfred Tarver 33 West 1st St, William Hawlins 56 Olive St, Howard Hathor 30 West 4th St and Mary Todarello 28 Lexington Ave with related incidents and upcoming trials for May and June 2026.
The London Daily Mail features a caricature of Prince Philip by Italian artist Pietro Anigoni. The piece draws sharp criticism for its portrayal, prompting discussions about royal image and public reception.
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