Amherst Memorial Day Parade and Service Set
The Rev. Jerome A. Wenner will give the invocation at the Amherst Memorial Day service at 1:30 am. Mayor Jack Koontz welcomes attendees. A parade follows a detailed route ending at Crown Hill Cemetery, with floats from local groups and the Amherst High School band providing music.
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Amherst Memorial Day
Jerome A. Wenner
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed
Amherst
Jack Koontz
Este
Hickory Tree Grange
Wilage
Amherst American Legion
Amilliary
Gray Ladies
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amherst Volunteer Fire Department
Amherst High School
Russell Petterson
American Legionnaires
Crown Hill
Cleveland Ave
Six Motorists To Appear In Amherst
Six motorists are due in Amherst on charges tied to a $35 bond and a $15 bond for one individual, with appearances listed in the upcoming session.
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Amherst
Bond
Lynn
Chairman Named For Lawn Card Party In Amherst
Amherst report says Mrs. Sophia Fubel was the famed lawn card party chairman at the Am-herst meeting. The committee, including Mrs. Rubel and members Pecora Palander Winterling and Maxwel, set a July date. Attendees numbered 16. hostesses were Mrs. Claude Huey and Mrs. Alfred Brill.
Union Proxy Seeks Meeting Over Olsen Contract Talks
John Donovan heads a union group at C A Olsen Manufacturing seeking a rank and file meeting to discuss the status of negotiations. The group aims for seven day notice and will push for clarification and changes to a company offer before the meeting. The three year contract signed in 1955 expires at month end.
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John Donovan
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Co
Independent Furnace Workers ‘Union
Ciounited
Auto’ Workers
W Naional Labor Relations Board
Amherst Carnival Opens With Fireworks and Rides
The 4th annual American Legion carnival begins tonight at 7 at Elyria Ave and Middle Ridge Rd. Motor State Show of Detroit provides rides through Saturday. Memorial Day opening set for 1 30 pm by Howard Kreeger. Fireworks display to highlight the opening. fish fry at 4 30 pm Friday. children's matinee Saturday. All children ride concessions for 10 cents per ride during the carnival.
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Amherst
American Legion
Elyria Ave
Middle Ridge Rd
Motor State Show of Detroit Witm
Carnival
Howard Kreeger
Chil ‘Tiren
Elyria Man 62 Faces Court On DWI Charge
A 62 year old Elyria man Harold G. Ault of 315 Princeton Ave was charged with driving while intoxicated after police followed his car from Third Street and Middle Avenue to a wrong driveway on 319 Princeton. He claimed he thought he was in his own drive.
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Elyria
Third St
Middle Ave
Court St
319
Princeton
Harold G. Ault
Princeton Ave
Amherst MEWS Bureau Phase Yahoo Closet Phone To Siyue
The fragment lists Amherst MEWS Bureau at 182 Peck Ave with Phase Yahoo 42 3185 and a closet phone for Siyue, plus an office reference Clery 41115.
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Peck Ave
Yahoo
Siyue
Clery
Seniors Hold Class Night In Amherst
In Amherst at Central School 1957 seniors held class night with Miss Smill posting the highest average. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Gladys Drake, Arthur Thomas, and Francis Towsey as class advisors while Mike Kelleher gave the class key to junior president Gary Stark. An extensive skit depicted the class prophecy for the year 2057 along with the senior and junior songs.
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Central School
Miss Smill
Mulder
Gladys Drake
Arthur Thomas
Francis Towsley
Mike Kelleher
Gary Stark
Four Aspirants Quit Race Leaving Unopposed Local N61 Slate
Four candidates withdrew from the Local N61 CIO United Auto Workers Union race, creating an unopposed slate for the June installation. Nomination day May 18 left Charles J. Pluta unopposed for vice president and other posts with several withdrawals. Incumbents Frank Oldenburg, Stanley Markus, John Pluta, and James Lyons remain in their posts as officers and trustees. The 300-member local will install at the June meeting.
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N61
Cio-United Auto Workers Union
Ami
Charles J. Pluta
Alex Toma
Sheski
Wiliam Smith
Joseph Krocinski
Thomas Paonessa
Henry Dzieniszewski
Don Westbrook
Frank Oldenburg
Stanley Markus
John/ Pluta
James Lyons
Atl
Borrowed Car and Plates Lead to Youth Arrest
A 17 year old, Joe Jones of 909 State St, was cited to juvenile court for driving without a license and using forged plates after police stopped a borrowed car on 17th St at 6 45 p m. Officers Bitz and Bats recalled spotting a different plate on the same vehicle during the stop.
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Joe Jones
State St
Fred Bitz
Penna Bats
17Th St
Land
Quest
Rabbi Montrose to Address Kiwanis Club Meeting
Rabbi Lawrence Montrose, new spiritual leader of Temple er iminal Day, will address the Kiwanis Club at its weekly meeting. Rev. Thomas Curtis, program chairman, says the club gathers Wednesday since the holiday shifts the date.
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Lawrence Montrose
Thomas Curtis
Minor Collision Blamed On Lunch Bucket Flyaway
Clinton A. Carpenter of Grafton told police he was driving south on East River Street when a lunch bucket flew out of a car door. He grabbed at the door and glanced back, causing his car to rear end a vehicle driven by William D. Devers on East River near Park Place.
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East River St. Ini Elyria
Clinton A. Carpenter
RL D. 3
Capel Rd
Grafton
East River
Park PL
Carpenter
William D. Devers
West Bridge St
Officers Installed By PTA At St Joseph School
Amherst PTA installed officers with Rev Joseph A Lembach presiding. New president Mrs Albert Zywotek and vice president Mrs N A Tillman were announced. entertainment included pantomimes and music as the group thanked Fr Lembach and school figures for PTA work.
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Zywotek
Jo Anne
Ray Rachel
St. Joseph School
PTA
Fr. Lembach
Sacred Heart
William Groomes
Russell Slumska
Walter Wagner
Hilda Lucccio
Mary Conrad
38 Students Graduate In LaGrange
In LaGrange 38 LaGrange High seniors received diplomas at commencement exercises. Rev C Umban Wolf delivered the address “Guide Posts for Living.” Russell Adams and left the senior class honored. The Almmi Banquet planned for June 1 at the LaGrange auditorium with dinner at 7 pm followed by program and dancing.
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C Umban Wolf
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Toledo
Wilma Tran
Melvin C. Hunt
Keystone
P. HL Coontz
Wolf
Russell Adams
Sunday Visitors Of Mrs Bradley Feted With Picnic
Mrs Julia Bradley hosted a picnic supper for visiting nieces and nephews from Cleveland. Guests included Leonard Mooney and son, Paul Ewsichek Jr family, J A Piscola and son Joey, plus Mrs Mary Bradley and children and Mrs Madeline Watson of Elyria.
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Grafton
Julia Bradley
Cleveland
Leonard Mooney
Leonard
Paul Ewsichek Jr
J. A.piscola
Joey
Workshop Meet Postponed by Lorain Officials
The Lorain County Council for Retarded Children announces the sheltered workshop meeting is postponed due to illness. The session at the Slovenian National Home, Pearl Ave., Lorain, was to begin at 8 p.m. tonight and will be rescheduled.
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Pearl Ave
Lor Pain
Lorain County
Boy 14 Halted in Stolen Car on Akron Expressway
Akron detectives pursued a fleeing stolen car at speeds up to 100 mph and fired seven shots before stopping the vehicle and its 14 year old driver on the expressway. The youths, ages 14 and 16, admitted stealing 10 cars in the past month and are held for juvenile authorities.
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Akron (Ins
Akron
Fines Total 1000 For 4 In DWI Cases
Four Elyria Municipal Court defendants pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated with total fines of 1000 dollars. William Terrell of Akron and Wallace Reed of 121 West Terrace led with 200 and 250 dollar fines plus costs, Reed also serving two days in jail concurrent with a license suspension.
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Elyria Municipal Court
William Terrell
Akron
Wallace Reed
Waverly] St
Terrell
Ohio Turnpike
Reed
East Ave
William Pugh
Oberline Ra
Middle Ave
I Luther Jones
17Th St
West Ave
Tools Worth $300 Stolen In Two Garage Break-Ins
Two adjoining West Ave. homes in Elyria suffered garage break ins Sunday night police reported. Leroy Opel at 922 West Ave. said a padlock was broken and about 223 dollars in tools vanished including a portable power saw, plane set, wood augers, a motor box and wrenches. Join Klyop at 82 West Ave. reported a 21 inch rotary power miner stolen. mower valued at 120 dollars.
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West Ave
Elyria
Leroy Opel
Klyop
Elyrian Wins Fellowship For Advanced Stud
Jack L. Kostyo of 238 Foster Ave is named a ten recipient of a medical sciences fellowship by the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council and the Markle Foundation. Kostyo, a physiologist, will study hormonal and chemical regulation of uterine muscle metabolism at Harvard Medical School under Dr Ernest Knobil. Born in Elyria he studied at Oberlin College and is pursuing a PhD at Cornell University and is a Sigma Xi member.
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National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
Ai Jack L. Kostyo
Foster Ave
John and Mary R. Markie Foundation
Markle Foundation
Kostro
iHarvard Medical School
Ernest Knobil
Elyria
Kostvé
Oberlin College
Cornell University
Sigma Xi
Two Bordeaux men plan Atlantic drift on pine log raft
Rene Lescombe and Guy Gouttepifre of Bordeaux announce an Atlantic crossing attempt on a 15 foot log raft. They expect a four to five month voyage, sleeping in a small cabin and living on fish and greens gathered at sea.
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Bordeaux
France
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Rene Lescombe
Guy Gouttepifre
Scioto County Auditor Named
Roy E. Vastine, a 30 year old clerk for Scioto county commissioners and WPAY radio staffer, is appointed Scioto county auditor. He succeeds Zarl R. Smith who died Thursday after 20 years in the post. Vastine is a Democrat. Smith was a Republican.
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Portsmouth
INS
Roy E. Vastine
Scioto County Board of Commissioners
Scioto County
Vastine
WPAY
Zarl R. Smith
Smith
Lorain Doctors to Hear OSU Teachers at Medical Symposium
OSU faculty will present at the Tenth Annual Lorain County Medical Symposium at 2 pm at Spring Valley Country Club. Opening remarks by Dr. James Stephens. Topics include anesthesia in obstetrics, modern asthma treatment, bowel lesion surgery, cholesterol metabolism and atherosclerosis, and tranquilizing drug use.
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Ohio State University
Lorain County
Spring Valley Country Club
James Stephens
Oberlin
Lorain County Medical Society
James Matson
OSU
William F. Mitchell
Depart
Sill
Roger Williams
Bernard H. Marks
Robert Stevenson, Llc
Incidents Reported at Brown Fintube Plant During Strike
Two damage incidents at Brown Fintube Co occurred around May 15 and May 17, including punctured tires on a trailer tractor and damage to a car puller near a railroad siding. UAW Local 996 members have been on strike since May 11. Company officials praised surveillance by Pinkerton agents and stated no blame assigned to pickets. Union denies involvement and pledges cooperation in identifying vandals. A special Local 996 meeting is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at LAW Hall to discuss strike-related questions and job-elsewhere requests.
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Brown Fintube Co. i Management
Brown Fintube
Howard Niederst
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Niederst
Columbus
Deshler-Hilton
Wiederst
Carr
Wil
Liam Archer
996
Pinkerton
Sitkig
LAW ‘Hall
Huron County Auxiliary Receives State Award
Huron County Auxiliary earned a state award for contributions to the American Medical Education Foundation. The crippled children project yielded a $325 donation from Huron County this past year. Mrs. George Wiseman of Amherst will serve as 7th District Director for two years, with Mrs. T. H. Smith and Mrs. J. D. Bradish as delegates. Otto Lanka also attended. Bradish and Smith head to the National Medical Auxiliary Convention in New York June 3-7.
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Huron County
American Medical Education Foundation
George Wiseman
Amrherst
T. H. Smith
J.d.bradish
Hurton County
Otto Lanka
Bradish
Smith
National Medical Auxiliary
New York
Thefts and Vandalism Reported Near Tube Parking Lot
Local police report multiple car crimes in the tube parking area. Victims include Arthur L. Young and Daniel L. Golini who found hub caps stolen and tires slashed from vehicles between Saturday night and early Monday. Cleveland Blvd and 4th St addresses cited.
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Lorain
Arthur L. Young
Cleveland Blvd
Donald J. Chutes
4Th St
Grantwood Ave
Sheffield Lake
Daniel L. Golini
National Tube Co
Grove Ave
Avon Lake Board Denies Building Plan for Beachrdale Ave House
The administrative board of appeals denied a permit for a two story house at 82 Beachrdale Ave citing a smaller foundation and detached garage. Goudvis, owner for eight years, faced objections from surrounding properties. Councilman McCullough voted yes, Drury passed, others denied.
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Avon Lake
Beachrdale Ave
Administrative Board of Appeals
Goudvis
Public Health Forum to Tackle Radioactive Fallout
Ohio Public Health Association convenes in Columbus for a forum on radioactive fallout with E. G. Will state health relief chemist leading the discussion. Topics cover administration laboratory nursing statistics nutrition sanitation veterinary medicine and health education.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio Public Health Association
Will
State Health Department
Market Report From Toledo Produce and Grain Prices
Readable lines show terminal market prices for vegetables and produce including asparagus, green onions, lettuce, mushrooms, radishes, spinach, cucumbers, tomatoes, watercress and more with bids per basket, bed, and pecking units. Livestock prices for lambs and ewes appear with notes on market pace described as slow and about steady. Grain futures in Toledo list No. 2 soft red and white wheat, corn No. 2 yellow, oats and soybeans with bid ranges and closing figures.
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OHIO
Bk‘s Behd
Bkts
Beubarb
Bkte
Sage
Toledo
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