WEOL Sues Lorain Journal for 984000 in Trial
Trial opens in Cleveland before Judge James C. Connell over a triple damages suit totaling 984000 by WEOL radio against The Lorain Journal. Pretrial conferences have concluded and the case is expected to run at least a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEOL
Lorain Journal
Cleveland
S. District Court
James C. Connell
Journal
Ackson
Supreme Court
Cohn
Jackson
Lorain
Iweol
Herbert A. Rosenthal
Lof Rosenthal
Roesch and Buck
C. L. Stout
Virginia
Emerick B. Freed
Wiolatine
Federal Communications Commission
Herbert Sharfman
Weol Broadcasting
Journal Management
FCC
Lorain Show Opens with Breakfast Kickoff Event
Banks and finance firms host a 250 plus dealer breakfast to launch the third Lorain County Auto Show at O Neil Sheffield Center mall and center stripe. The display includes about 70 cars 30 exhibits and special acts with a 9 15 pm fireworks show and continues Wednesday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Auto
Lorain County Ammenobile Dealers Association
O'Neil - Sheffield
At Bt
Harold Teasdale
Central Bank of Lorain
Lorain Clearing House
Jay Dohanos
City Bank
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Paul Warner
Oberlin Savings Bank
Theso
Nazi Finance
John Gabor
Annual Ball Honors New Elk Leaders
New officers of Elvira Lodge 46, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, were honored at the inaugural ball in the Elk ballroom. Frank Fire, Theodore Ruth, Robert Stephens, John Resar, and Albert Winsiey received recognition as part of a roughly 200 attendee event following a cocktail party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Lodge 46
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Bailromaquire
Frank Fire
Theodore Ruth
Robert Stephens
Tyler
John Resar
Albert Winsiey
Illustrator Dies
An internationally known illustrator, husband of Maud Fuller, died Sunday in Alexandria Ya. The public notice notes his fame for children's books and his marriage to Maud Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria, Ya
Maud Fuller
Seniors Celebrate Southern Themed Prom At EHS
Seniors at EHS held the Southern themed prom in the gym and patio with a Southern garden display in the cafeteria and auditorium. The event featured 209 couples dancing to Cimack Hecht and His Band, after midnight breakfast, professional entertainment, and prizes awarded throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EHS
Flyria High School
Cimck Hecht
Sid Freeman
Tracey Twins
Charles Eckstein
Winston
Judy Bodnar
Disa Sadler
Bill Grant
Tom Kelly
Chuck Hecht
Dog Obedience Classes Begin Tomorrow Night
County dog obedience sessions start postponed to tomorrow at 7 38 p m for mixed breeds and purebreds. The 10 week program will be held at Sehod Guit Ra and Ohio locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Sehod
Guit Ra
Ohio
Ohio Young Adult Conference Plans Set in Toledo
At the Ohio Young Adult Planning Conference held with the Toledo YWCA, plans were made for the Ohio Young Adult Conference in Toledo on November 5 and 6. Joy Hargrove chairs the group with Wanda Nekin as vice chair and others from Elyria Youngstown and Dayton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
YWCA
Toledo
Joy Hargrove
Wanda Nekin
Dayton
Walter Schroedler
Elestia
Claudette Stonework
Youngstown
Michael Barthisii
Elyria Ywca
Bruce Whitehouse
Sandy McDole
Marilyn Zoschnick
Y’s Gals
Holly Hall
John’ MacDonald
Chuck Zuekkke
Alta Dohonas
Bill ‘Peter
Rap Knurek
Wayne Chevalier
Chuck Radyk
Guys and Gals
Loretta Branchik
Dorothy Bosko
Ys Gals
Lucille Lamkin
Anthony Brattoli
Brian Nowak
Ronald Roling
Whiteshouse
Y-Minters
Robert Choate
Kay Kinert
Laura Emde
Caley Named President of Elyria Eagles Aerie 441
Caley is elected president of Elyria's Aerie 441, Fraternal Order of Eagles, succeeding Joseph Isenberg for a one-year term. The president and six other officers were chosen at the annual fish fry and will assume duties in June. Elected with Caley were Rich plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duard Caley
Elyria
Aerie 441
Order of Eagles
Caley
Joseph Isenberg
Eagle
Rich
Joyful Catholic High Choir Presents Joyful Spring Concert
The Elyria District Catholic High School Choir staged a spring concert with religious anthems from Byrd and Bach, patriotic numbers, and a light hearted Country Fair sequence. Soloist Lawrence Decker and seniors led performances, with Barbara Daly, Margaret Nagy, and Clifford Roe narrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria District Catholic High School
Jesus
Christ Inn
Byrd‘Brown
Pilate
Williams
Lawrence Derker
Dungan
Kingsley
Lewandowsiki
Simeone
Mascaoni
Berlin
America
iCenter
Rifle Practice Proves Painful Accident
Rafal Colon, 25, of 1939 East 30th St Lorain, suffered a bullet wound to his left hand during rifle practice at Club Beneficia on Squire Rd last evening. The accidental discharge occurred with his hand over the barrel end. He received treatment at St Joseph Hospital Lorain and was released after care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafal Colon
30Th St. Lorain
Squire Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Scout Exposition Draws 16 000 In Oberlin College Fieldhouse
About 16 000 people from Firelands Area Boy Scout Council territory are expected for the fifth annual exposition Saturday in Oberlin College Fieldhouse. The 92 scouting units display booths on themes from clay and pottery to camping and carpentry, with six judging categories and streamer awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Area
Boy
Oberlin College
Wiliam Goodwin
Southeast District
Booth
Goodwin
Southleast
Ely- Southeast
Syracuse Officer Grounded for Running Car Too Fast
A Syracuse police officer was grounded after pleading guilty to driving his own car five miles an hour in a two mile an hour zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Car Truck Accidents Listed In Local Area
Harris F Butler 20 of Oberlin faces passing without an assured clear distance after a two car truck crash on Rt 20 near Rt 10. Forrest R Hurst 30 of Elyria drives east and avoids head on. Both drivers uninjured. William F Woellert 35 of Cleveland Heights skids into a truck on Rt 16 near Rt 303 and will face driving left of center charges. Sophia S Swiers 38 of Welliston and France A Phillips 28 of Oberlin collide on Rt 10 at Quarry Rd with no injuries. James Johnson 17 of North Ridgeville cited after driving off road into a ditch on Rt 1l.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris F. Butler
Groveland St
Oberlin
State Highway Patrol
Rt 10
Butter
Forrest R. Hurst
Highland Ct
Elyria
Hurst
Butler
Elyria Municipal Court
William F. Woellert
North Hampton Rd
Cievepene Heights
Rt 16
Rt 303
Woellert
Ralph A. Webster Jr
RD. 2
Sophia S. Swiers
RD. 4
Wellingston
France A. Phillips
Hamilton St
Obertin
Quarry Rd
Rt 40
Philips
James Johnson
Handyside Dr
North Ridgeville
Mi Satury
Johnsson
Johnson Jiater
Fioria Police Department
Library Consolidation Steps To Be Reviewed
Librarians and seven county library boards meet tonight at 8 to review a plan for a countywide district library system. A seven member district board would replace separate local boards, with three chosen by the Common Pleas Court judge and four by the county. The libraries listed include Elyria Lorain Grafton Amherst Oberlin Wellington and Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Budget Commission
Wolcott
Lbrarians
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Lorain
Grafton
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Avon Lake
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Marcus Cohn
Washington
Raymond T. Jackson
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Cullen Lawrence Sadler
Walter Sandberg
R. L. Shilling
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G. L. Thourot
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Marian Bemble
Ernest Watts
Mary Dickie
Josephine Wilcox
Bil Grant
Tom Sandro
Joan Shilling
Marian Stephan
Wanda Ncrim
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Joy Hargrove Claudette
Ywca Conclave
Eagles
Catholic High
Grace
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Spaeth
Ree Tayee
I Can
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Eksen Haley
Decker
Vanya Adams
Diane DeBevec
Jeanne Plas
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Marian Melcher
Karen Malik
Carol Olzewski
Dolores Novak
Janice Kovalesky
Lawrence Decker
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Sister Mary St. Gabriel
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