Lorain Ordinance Bars Free News Distribution Clash
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber issues opinion in the Cleveland Shopping News vs City of Lorain case. The ordinance, an emergency measure, sought to curb street litter by prohibiting free circulation of papers and circulars for sale. The court found evidence showed supervised distribution and that papers were not allowed to blow about.
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City of Lorain
Eax
A. R. Webber
Cleveland Shopping ‘News
Irda
City Solicitor Says City Will Appeal and Test Ordinance
City Solicitor Wesley Grills stated the city would appeal the decision and likely use a test case by arresting for circulation of the paper. He was supported by G A Resek who defended the ordinance on behalf of Lorain businessmen.
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Wesley Grills
Grills
G. A. Resek
Lorain
Death by Own Action Verdict In Dittmer Case
A coroner ruled William Dittmer age 56 died by own action after a gun was found in his hand and a bullet in his temple. Sheriff and deputy questioned motives but noted the right handed man shot himself amid financial worries. Body taken to Ford Thompson mortuary in Lorain.
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T. A. Peebles
William Dittmer
Biyria Avenue
North Ridge Road
Dittmer
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Peebles
Ford Thompson
Lorain
Postoffice Suffers First Of Week Rush In Elyria
Elyria post office endures a weekly Monday rush caused by mail buildup from Saturday afternoon and Sunday and intensified by a new end of month surge. Postmaster R B Lersch says workers face a real job handling the flow during the first rush of each week.
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Elyria
R. B. Lersch
Lorain Attorney Granted 51000 Fee in Condemnation Case
G A Resek a Lorain attorney was allowed 1000 for services in a condemnation case for Joan Schaible after she refused payment Telegraph noted. Schaible faced 1800 offered by the state and won 4400 verdict for property in the condemnation hearing tied to Telegraph road improvement.
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G. A. Resek
Lorain
Joan Schaible
Telegraph
State Highway Department
Resek
Schaible
Mayor Whitmore Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Carl Whitmore was found guilty of disorderly conduct by Mayor W. Van Oster and fined $25 with costs. The judge suspended 24 days in jail pending good behavior of the defendant.
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Carl Whitmore
W. van Oster
Meyer
Lorain County Sanatorium Costs 2.07 Per Day per Patient
A report by Dr H F Gammons, superintendent, shows April costs at the tuberculosis sanatorium were 2.67 pounds per day per patient for 76 patients. The county previously paid higher rates. Five patients were discharged as disease appeared arrested. Five hundred twelve patients received 1 560 special treatments and 52 patients gained 139 14 pounds in April. There are 79 patients currently at the sanatorium.
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Lorain County
H. F. Gammons
Gammons
Court suits filed in Lorain district records
In And About The Court House August Ryli Lorain filed suit against Andrew Bashak Elvira for 439 alleged due on account. Louis Lubanovich filed suit against John Bonbac for 1859 alleged due on the sale of property in Lorain. Mary Jameson filed suit for divorce from Lester on grounds of Ossmegied and extreme cruelty. They were married in 1927 and have one child.
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August Ryli
Lorain
Andrew Bashak
Elvira
Louis Lubanovich
John Bonbac
Mary Jameson
Lester
House Damaged By Automobile In Cleveland Street
A car driven by J M Apple of Northville Mich skidded while passing another vehicle and crashed into the porch and front of H W Belter's house at 149 Cleveland street at 9 15 am today. The impact pushed in the foundation and siding. Apple was not injured and gave police a skidding explanation.
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H. W. Belter
Cleveland Street
J. M. Apple
Northville
Mich
Apple
Hospital babies party at Elyria Memorial Thursday
Plans for a large birthday party for babies born at Elyria Memorial Hospital this past year move toward completion as the hospital marks National Hospital Day. The event, from 2 to 4 p m, includes a baby and mother photo, weather permitting, with ladies auxiliary hostesses coordinating the affair. In case of rain, the photo will be moved to the Elks Club.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
National Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Elks’ Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ohio church ladies host regional gathering and committees
The report lists dozens of volunteers from Cambridge Oberlin Coshocton Duncan Falls Canton Wooster Akron Cleveland Mansfield Delaware Steubenville Youngstown Warren and more. Special reception refreshment and program committees are named with numerous wives presidents and ministers aiding the event. The effort spans about four hundred churches within the conference.
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Charlies B. Kitcham
Warren
H. W. Courtney
Torein
W. B. Winters
Cleveland
Foster C. Anderson
Paine
George Tufford
D. S. Troxel
Henry Heidrich
E. F. Alien
Hélen McLeod
Otto Greene
A. C. Hudnut
Ely Tia
B. Hess
Norwalk
E. G. Yocom
Oberlin
Karl P. Meister
J. H. Hurst
OG. C. Jaster
R. E. Jackson
Roy Millspaugh
C. B. Hess
C. §. Johnson
4. B. Taylor
Henry Wick
Max Suppes
Tom Peebles Republican Candidate for County Commissioner
Tom Peebles seeks the Republican nomination for County Commissioner in Lorain County, urging support based on three years of service. He pledges economical and efficient administration, salary readjustment, and no tax burdens, asking voters to judge his diligence for urban and rural welfare and to favor him at the May 10, 1982 primaries.
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Lorain County
Markets in Cleveland show steady dairy and poultry prices
Cleveland markets report steady levels for butter eggs and poultry with varied weights and regional options. Butter at 21 percent extras. eggs for passable firsts around 121.2. heavy and Leghorn fowls between 13 and 17 cents per pound. broilers around 21 to 19 cents. ducks 12 to 14 cents. geese 8 cents. Potatoes from New York and Pennsylvania ranged around $1.00 per 100 pounds rough, with Idaho russet prices noted. Cleveland livestock hogs steady with slight gains, slaughter hogs 140 to 230 pounds at 240 to 800 pounds. prices $3.60 to $3.70 plus. cattle dull to steady, with various weights and values listed.
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Ghia
New York
Maine
Cleveland
Seaaa
Charge Against Principal Is Dismissed
Assault and battery charges against Harley Haskins principal of Markley school Elyria township were dismissed by Justice Walter H Watts after testimony by the county health commissioner. The case grew from a boy denied stealing a quarter and reportedly paddled for it. The parents threatened grand jury action.
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Harley Haskins
Markley School
Elyria Township
Walter H. Watts
Haskins
David Petitt
Earl Petitt
Dr O'Brian
Watts
Community Groups List Chair Roles and Names
Page continues listing committee chairs and members for several groups. Prophecy and Pictures sections name chairs and members including Alfred Booth Margaret Parsenskyy Del Sayers Lucilla Davis Kenneth Buttermore Kathrynbel Bulger Rodger McDonald Catherine McRee Harriett Seeley Richard Smith Margaret Stolz Nellie Wheatley Memorial group lists Russell Fox chair Elmeda Engle Helen Jenne Kroa Knierim Henderson.
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Ley Witthoff
Mary McCuire
Robert Price
Shirley Webber
Beverly Gates
Alfred Booth
Margaret Parsenskyy
del Sayers
Lucilla Davis
Kenneth Buttermore
Kathrynbel Bulger
Rodger McDonald
Catherine McRee
Harriett Seeley
Richard Smith
Margaret Stolz
Nellie Wheatley
Russell Fox
Elmeda Engle
Helen Jenne
Kroa Knierim
Henderson
Elyria High School Announces Largest Graduation Class
The June graduates at Elyria High School form the largest class in the school's history. Activities include the class play senior chapel senior party Senior Distinction Day and the baccalaureate service. Names listed include Catherine Seward Ruth Bruce Paul Byers Dane Fox Irene Upton Irene Zachman and many others across class committees and programs.
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I Wood
Catherine Seward
Ruth Bruce
Paul Byers
Dane Fox
Irene Upton
Irene Zachman
Chester Kantosky
Irene Butkiewicz
Curtis Hill
Joseph Kalapos
Dorothy Lottman
Carol Mahlke
Lillian Nemeth
Dwayne Newell
Dorothy Oswald
Joe Weller
Robert McWilliams
Clara Dumke
William Kreps
Ruth Stone
Eeith Whitney
Ret Myers
Luke Boyse
Ralph Felton
Jon Sanders
Nancy Chancellor
Mildred Brevoort
Helen Eddy
Rocco Trombetta
Glen Maiden
Verna Gibson
Lois Jean McConnell
Plorence Mainke
Catherine Myers
Elizabeth Pondy
Katherine Shrubspie
Kathryn Stith
Helen Stotzenburg
Russell Fugitt
Joseph Knuff
Paul Menz
Henry Miller
Kenneth Long
Robert Park
Elyria High School
Livestock Market Report From Local Sale Yard
Cattle tended steady to higher with prices around $6.00 to $6.60 per unit for feeder stock and prime cows in the $2.00 to $2.75 range. Calves reached near 1,000 head, feeder activity noted, sheep yarded about 2,500 with lambs improving to $8.00 to $6.60, throwouts uneven and spring lambs less active amidst varied demand.
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Staudy
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Enowed
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Ohio
Paul Evanson
West Ridge Road
Ralph Schnell
Toledo
Broad and
Court Streets
John Hebebrand
Charles J. Cole
River Road
Columbia Township
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Phil
W. Broad St
Veltone
Elyria Sav. & Trust
THONE
Newell ‘Hotel Beauty & Barber Shop
Walter J. Wright
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Bldg
Columbus
Frank Henderson
Otto Runge, Jr
Ridgewood
Brooklyn
A. T. Sibley
Imes
Tom
Tom Peebles
Earl E
Phillips
the Workingman's
Republican
Green Mountain
Idaho
Elisé Vietzen
Fred Vietzen
Colgan-Kimbel, Inc
East Broad Street
Glenfast
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Clarence J. Brown
Clarence ID
Governo
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