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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
2
Auto expert Mr. Russell answers reader questions on engine timing carburetors alternators ignition and transmission. The Chronicle Telegram invites motorists to send inquiries with a self addressed envelope for personal replies.
Auction for the Elyria Knights of Columbus proceeds to fund the building fund. The event on May 1 starts at noon in the new club rooms with ten hour volunteer shifts. Isabella Guild volunteers will serve lunch and donations are pouring in. Contact Richard Weitzel or Ed Thome to arrange pickups. Auctioneer W. Alan Sooy donates services.
Brake Shoe elects director in a New York election report referencing the American Machine Company and government ties. The notice notes selection of a director at Brake Shoe with industry links to the American Brak firm.
East dealer opens 10 with four diamonds, South cue bids in diamonds signaling slam interest. North joins with diamonds, West doubles, and South proceeds to six spades. South finesses to trap a missing queen and wins the slam, losing only a club.
The Rochester Van Veer Fire Department concluded its membership drive Thursday night with 31 new members. Plans were made to sponsor a chicken supper at Brighton School next Saturday. Committees were formed to organize a June 22 dance. Members named include Ruth Come, Louise Fenner, Betty Winfield, Mildren Keen, Wanda Clinker, and Jeannette Hamwood. The next meeting is June 13 at 8 33 p.m. at the town hall.
Kindergarten parents will meet tomorrow night from 7 to 9 at the residence of Mr and Mrs William Ahlers 596 Taving Park New York. Ernest Katz 30 former vice president of R Macy Co. died day during informal gathering.
26 year old Carman Moore, son of Mrs. Clauge Moore of Elyria, now based in New York, will have five chamber works performed next Saturday at the New School auditorium in Manhattan. The program includes Sonata for Piano by David Deltredice, Two Scriptural Settings sung by Carolyn Raney, and Moore conducts Chamber Cantata for a Wedding. He studied at Ohio State University and trained five years under Hall Overton and works at the New York Public Library inquiry desk.
The National Honor Society at Brookside High School hosts about 180 freshmen and their parents Monday at p.m. Principal Richard Savion and nine senior students will guide guests through the school premises and programs.
Prof. David E. Botter Jr., 46, chairman of the Medill School of Journalism editorial department at Northwestern University, died Friday after a prolonged illness. He led teaching and research in media ethics and reporting.
LORAIN Ohio celebrant Matthew Yagielo 3 of 820 West 7th Street told police he and others drank champagne to celebrate a job promotion. He faced a driving while intoxicated charge and reckless driving after a car struck a house at 1512 West 21st Street. Bond set at 390 dollars. House owner Andy Wisner estimated 2900 dollars in damages. An ambulance collision later delayed mercy transport near West 21st Street.
Oberlin The Oberlin Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association meets Tuesday at 7 pm in the senior high school all purpose room on North Pleasant Street. Officers will be elected for the coming year. Retiring co chairs Mr and Mrs Dean Holdeman. Drama scenes from the workshop directed by Mrs Ferome Landfield and Mrs Bernard Finn. Art by senior high students exhibited in the lobby and hall.
Three firefighters were injured fighting a $4,505 blaze at Woodrow Tox jvey residence on Euclid Avenue yesterday at 9 27 p m. They received ER care at St Joseph Hospital and were released. The fire started when a five year old boy played with matches on the second floor of the frame home. Damage confined to the second floor.
North Ridgeville planning commission reviews zoning ordinance to better fit city needs. They recommend removing basement dwellings temporarily and reinstating two family dwellings with at least 900 square feet living area per unit. They oppose raising minimum agricultural enterprise size to five acres and oppose front yard fence restrictions. Definitions for driveway fence and motor vehicle are refined. noise definition pending decibel standard. All changes to be discussed at a public hearing, with a work session set for May 24. Singer Patti Page’s father dies. Tulsa obit notes.
An Associated Builders officer told police vandals caused about 1000 dollars in damage to three heavy machines between Thursday night and Friday morning in the 2600 block of Skyline Dr. Wiring was disturbed on a backhoe and a Caterpillar tractor, and dirt found in a gas tank. Buririm Bartlett requested night checks and said a watchman will be posted. Bartlett cited local youth trouble in the area.
Judge Lena Ke bestowed fines on two traffic offenders in Lorain municipal court. Brian F Reidinger 19 of North Ringeville received 215 in fines plus 15 days in jail and a one year license suspension after pleading no contest to drag racing running a red light and excessive noise. Rosel L Britton 36 of Denver Avenue was fined 300 and sentenced to three days for alcohol related offenses as her license remained under revocation.
Miss Frances Sro don of 2833 Grove Ave. was fined 90 dollars and given a suspended five day jail sentence in Lorain Municipal Court after pleading guilty to petty larceny. An official at PicWay Shoe Mart testified she slipped a 25 pair of shoes into her purse Thursday and tried to leave without paying.
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