Pickets Rally Against City Restaurant Move in Lorain
African American protesters staged a protest march outside Charcoal Pit, 3069 Pearl Ave, Lorain, arguing federal law permits it while city solicitor Betleski cites state law violations. NAACP official supports the march as lawful. restaurant owner Horvath faces June 9 trial for alleged refusal to serve Black patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pearl Ave Mar
Adrian Betleski
Betleski
Alexander Horvath
Jack Rutledge
National Assocation For Te Advancement of Colored People
Bedeski
NAACP
Horvath
John Kolb
Hungry Thief Smashes Market Window in Lorain Burglary
Wacoloff's Market on Root Road reports a weekend break in. The thief stole wine cigars gum ice cream and three rolls of pennies from penny machines. Owner Blagoy Nicoloff told police the front door was smashed and the burglary was found yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wicoloff
Root Rd
Blagoy Nicoloff
Nicoleff
Rapid Progress at Admiral King High School in Lorain
The Admiral King High School project in Lorain is about 15 percent structurally complete and seven percent funded. The $5 million, 2,000-seat, three-story complex near the center includes a south wing for shops and vocational training and a north wing for gym and music. Freeman Construction leads the work with an expected September completion and a two week early finish anticipated by May end, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
King
Ernest William Jackson
Fulton, Dela Motte
Nassau
Larson Ami. Associates
Jackson
Freeman Construction Co
Wooster
Jackson eéXx
Iifl
Ernest J. King
United States Navy
Grove Ave
Ike Faces Rough Week Amid Spy Plane Fallout
Washington expects White House pressure as Eisenhower weighs public remarks about the downed high altitude American plane over Soviet territory. Officials caution a cautious approach ahead of the Paris summit with Khrushchev, de Gaulle, and Macmillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Russia
Soviet Territtory
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
National Security Council
White House
Nita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Paris
Zorain Municipal Court News Highlights Multiple Defendants
Joseph Cook, 42, pleaded innocent on possession of gambling paraphernalia with trial set for June 8 and bond listed. Isaiah Mosley, 38, faced counts of leaving the scene after accident, DWI, disorderly conduct. pleaded innocent, trial June 7, bond $500. Albert Baird, 63, cited for failure to yield right of way with $25 bond. Raymond Gates, 29, charged with assault and battery. pleaded innocent, trial June 7, bond $200. Leslie Pressick’s age/address not listed over stop signs. Otis Ross, 27, charged with possession and promoting gambling. pleaded innocent, trial June 7, bond $300. Raymond Sister, 27, driving while intoxicated. pleaded innocent, trial June 3, bond $350. Flord Ball, 19, charged with failure to yield right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cook
East Zist St
Isaiah Mosley
Denver Ave
Otis Ross
East 3Rd St
Raymond Sister
West 38Th St
Southern Serenader Prom Transforms Berlin Heights Gym
Berlin Heights Dec orations turn the gym into a plantation for the Southern Serenader junior senior prom. Guests passed under a red rose arbor with Spanish moss flowers and live greens. Punch flowed from a lighted fountain as the banquet featured southern fried chicken and pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Heights
Bern
Charles Garrett
Junier
Moni Harris
Bruce Burnham
Joseph E. Hurley
Rovden L. Garland
Tim Gammie
Tom Honvredel
Bob Pernins
Janet Gasek
David Harman
Sophia Purcell
Frank Pine
Sue Cooley
Jack Schulz
Maurice Fowler
Betty Humm
Spring Roundup Set At Vincent For Tomorrow
An annual spring round up for children entering first grade this fall will be held tomorrow from 1 to 1 45 p.m. at Vincent Elementary School. Children must be six years old on or before Aug 31. Birth certificate or age proof should be taken to the registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Harry Wozniak
Lorain Man Injured In Street Brawl
Faustino Rivera, 35, of 1776 East 28th Street, was injured Saturday in a fight outside Chicharos Bar. He said he was struck on the head with an unknown weapon and received two stitches at St. Joseph Hospital. Witness Nick Ramos reported a gunfire incident as he tried to help Rivera. no arrests were made as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loradn
Faustino Rivera
East 28Th St
Chicharos
Rivera
St. Joseph Hospital
Nick Ramos
Globe Ave
Ramos
Fred
Spencer Boy Tops Medina Road-e-o Contest
Spencer Matthews aged 16 won the eighth Medina Jaycee road-e-o receiving a trophy and 15 dollars. He joined 13 Buckeye Highland Brunswick Le Roy Black River and Lodi students who trained at Lodi under Anthony Ferrell. A banquet followed at the Medina Fairgrounds. Matthews is son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Matthews Spencer will compete June 5 at Warren for the state driving title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Larry Matthews
Matthews
Buckeye
Highland
Brunswick
le Roy
Black River
Lodi
Anthony Ferrell
Medina Fairgrounds
Gordon Matthews
R. D
Warren
Dalton Spencer Guilty Fined In Car Accident
Dalton Spencer pleaded guilty in municipal court to a charge of failure to control his car after an East 28th Street and Vine Avenue collision that sent three people to St. Joseph Hospital. He was fined 95 dollars plus costs and faces pending intoxication and resisting arrest charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
John Kolena
George Spearnock, Sr
Riverview
George
Paul Bargovich
St. Joseph Hospital
Milan Ralich
Richard Yepko
Spearieck
Smorgasbord At Wakeman Nets $200 for Ladies Society
Thirty members and two guests attended the Wakeman Ladies Society meeting in Pilgrim Hall presided by Mrs. Winthrop French. Mrs. Latteman reviewed One Saint and Seven Sinners while devotions were led by Mrs. Lloyd Hurst. Net proceeds from the dinner and donated articles totaled $200.08. Hostesses included Mrs. Nellie Burk with helpers Mrs. Blanche Wollenslagel and Mrs. Minnie Beecher. A June pot luck is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Burk
Blanche Wollenslagel
Minnie Beecher
Pilgrims Hall
Swedish Composer Hugo Aliven Dies Abroad
Swedish composer Hugo Aliven who wrote Midsummer Night's Vigil known abroad as Swedish Rhapsody died Sunday in Falun Sweden after a cerebral hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Falun
Sweden
UPI
Hugo Aliven
Hard Work Emphasized By Fr Black At St Agnes Breakfast
Rev William Black urged members of St Agnes Holy Name Society to pursue their best efforts during a breakfast meeting after the 8 am Mass. Kenneth Krueck announced May 13 to 15 retreat dates and noted a July 15 to 17 date change due to the summer festival. The group approved funds for school flags and a $10 Catholic Charities donation. new officers and committee chairs were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
St Agnes Holy Name Society
Fr. Black
Diocesan
Kenneth Krueck
St. Stanislaus
St. Agnes
Socety
Catholic Charities Campaign
Robert Lesicky
Richard Holland
Daniel Eckenfels
George Gallagher
James Bearer
Walter Klelota
Paul Hoch
Leonard Monroe
John Beker
Herman Keiling
Raymond Collins
Donald Parsh
Richard Walkden
Richard Conway
Columbia School
Frank Gyorkey
Wtew
Schoo
Max Twe
PTA
Gram
Robert Stumph
Cleveland
Columbia Schools
Colubia Park
Columbia Station Kinenis Club
Columbia
Victor Abel
Allen Smith
Kenneth Grills
Columbia Pta Wis
Bobby Mitchell
Cleveland Browns
Kinley Shogren
Statehouse
Steelworkers Local 2354 Nominates for 13 Top Offices
Local 2351 white collar workers will nominate 13 top offices at its regular meeting on May 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Slovenian Clubrooms Lorain. Election on May 21 from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Grove and Pearl Ave. plant gates with rented city buses to Polis. Annual fall tournament June 4 at 8 a.m. Riverside Golf Course West View. Reservations with sports chairman Nick Grubic before May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers
National Tube White Collar Workers
Riverside Golf Course
West View
Nick Grubic
Five Lorain candidates file campaign expense reports
Five candidates in the Tuesday primary filed campaign expense statements with the Lorain County Board of Elections. H. E. Agate, unopposed for county clerk of courts, reports 30.23 dollars. J Norman Thompson and Ludwig M. Pincura, Democrats for county commissioners, report 346.56 and 153.1 dollars. Eugene Finegan, Democratic sheriff nominee, reports 185 dollars. A P J O Donnell, Elyria Republican for state senator, had no expense. Deadline to file is June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Republican
Ao Wm
Fathers Night Set In Columbia By PTA
Columbia PTA plans Fathers Night at Columbia High School auditorium with guest speaker Rabbi Samuel Meyer of Lorain and honors National Honor Society scholars. Officers for 1950 61, delegates, a Lucky Thirteen dance, and a spring band concert are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Meyer
Lorain
Meyer
Family Service Association of
Cerebral Palsy
Mayors Committee On Fair Employment
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jewish War Veterans Organization
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Columbia
Columbia Pta
Robert Smith
Leonard Cordell
Hugh Scott’ Leesebere
Webb Hawke
Francis Kozak
Kenneth Hawke
Lorain County Pta Council
Wiliam MacDonald
Coumbia
Jay Ross
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock prices update for Cleveland market shows hogs 1000 head varying by weight from 15 to 17.75 per hundred, cattle with primes 29 and up to 27, heifers 25 to 27.50, cows 16 to 3. Calves 20 to 30 with primes 28 to 30. Sheep and lambs around 21 to 22.50 for top grades.
Prosecutor Named for Stark County Gambling Case
Cleveland attorney Martin A. McCormack was named special prosecutor in the trials of 16 Stark County defendants charged with illegal gambling. Atty. Gen. Stark McFileay announced the appointment as the cases proceed.
Stocks Wire Quotations From Pierre R. Smith Co Elyvia
Pierre R. Smith Co Elyvia supplies stock quotations and market details. Trade figures are presented to inform investors about price movements and daily shifts in listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Pierre R. Smith.& Co
Elyvia
Lost and Found Notice Mix of Pets and Items
Local notices report missing dog and watches with rewards. stray cat and rabies tag exist. Also listings seek old gold jewelry and boarding services, alongside dairy queen promo and moving offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forcus
East Avenu E
North Eaton
Sterning
Brandan
Carl
Dairy Queen
Market Prices for Fresh Produce Across Regions
The bulletin lists current wholesale and retail ranges for apples cucumbers mushrooms tomatoes and turnips with pack sizes and price per unit. Apples include Staymans and Macs with varying crates. cucumbers show general purpose and field prices. mushrooms priced per 3 lb box. tomatoes in greenhouse and field categories with crate pricing. turnips offered in 8 quart crates and 12 pound flats.
Eggs and Poultry Market Prices for Mothers Gh'to Area
Agricultural notices list egg prices by grade and type for retailers in the North area. Retail prices show white and brown eggs, medium and large sizes, with figures like 37 to 46 cents per dozen and poultry prices for heavy type fryers and other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Morthers
SIMEP
Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain County and Nearby Townships
A condensed list of real estate transfers including sublots and parcels across Elyria Lorain Amherst Amherst Twp Brownhelm Township and nearby areas. Transfers involve multiple buyers including individuals and firms such as Falbo Construction Associated Builders Supply Co and The Central Bank Co Trust. Notable parcels include Sunny Acres Subdivision Oakwood Acres Sub No 1 and Meadow View Sub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharondale Ce
Amherst
Vermilion -On - The-Lake
Brownhelm
Emelia
Elmer Brvienhouse
John
Bodenheimer St.enheimer
Pond
Force Spring Valley
Associated Builders Supply Co
O David's
Doris Towner
Ruby Morrison
Winston Stewart
James L
Lula A. Norris
Metro
Meadow-View
Anna
Mery Ann Jessel
H. G. King
Adda. Lorain
Avalon Eius, Inc
Kingswood
Sabier
Baton Somes
Atonshieen
Donald
Sage
Glenaine H. Cleaver Samos
Belifield Pack
Lillian Enyedy
Vings Depaaie Bank and Trust Co
Seer
Gulf Farms
Elyria
Leo
Pageus Samuelson
Dean EF
Gwendolyn
Maddock
Black River
Frank
Milde Gary
James M
Geraldine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Admiral King
Admiral
Ike
Merriman Smith
Kkey
Zorain
Municipal Court News
Albert Baird
Birmingham
Raymond Gates
Reid Ave
Leslie Pressick
Flord Ball
Damion
Deep South
Lorain Man
Spencer Boy
Lar2y Matthews
Dalton Spencer
Vine Ave
Al‘credit
Wakeman
John J. O'Doherty
Columbus
O'Doherty
William D. Bucks
Washington, D.C
International Association of Fire Fighters
Columbia Parent-Teacher Association
Columbia High School
Cleveland Livestock Cleveland
UPD
American Standard Tree
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper Arco
jBendix Aviation A
Bors-Warner
jBrunswick-Batke
Chromailoy
Cities Service
Etree
Cleveland Elec
Tium
Seeede
Eastman Kodak Srt
Columbia Gas
General Electric
General Motors
Glidden Co. i
Tndustrial Rayon Wee Eweene
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Kroger Mteene 333% Sear 1445 Montgomery Ward 43%, 1% N.Y. Cen
Ohio Edison
Ohio
Polaroid
Penna, R. R
Republic Bteel
Sears Roevuck Ae
Soecony Mobil
Standard of Ind
Standard of N. J
Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
Steel Te Tee
Weatinehouse
Weatinehouse Electric
Ete
Wrastearth Co
Oberlin
California
Eggs and Poultry
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!