Important Wellington Ballot Issues On The Line
Wellington voters face two school related measures tomorrow. A 500000 bond would fund an addition and equipment for the school, averaging 3256 mills for 20 years due to rising enrollment. A five mill operating levy begins January 1953 to cover increased costs, proposed by Curtis E Truman as board president with Royce Eaken as vice president and other trustees listed.
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Wellington
Wellngton
Curtis E. Truman
Board of Education
Royce Eaken
Howard Arndt
Joseph McConnell
Donald Shays
Paul Gray
Walter L. Harris
Prison Riot at State Pen Caused Million in Damage
About 1,900 inmates rioted on Sunday in cell blocks G through K at the prison, tearing locks from cells and roaming corridors. National guardsmen and patrols surrounded the blocks. 328 prisoners roamed A and B until hunger and tear gas subdued them.
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Alvis
Thurmond Endorses Eisenhower in Tight 1952 Race
Polls show a close popular vote as undecided voters remain and Reed Thurmond announces support for Eisenhower. Democrats accuse Republican camp of exploiting Korea and farm price fears while Stevenson defends a plan to strengthen Korea and seek a negotiated truce without harming allies.
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Weather Bureau
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Eisenhower
United States
Stevenson
Korea
Hisenhower
Sherman Alams
Obituary Notices for Jones Bauer Tarnowski Galloway Goss
Funeral services set for Mrs Lillian M Jones at St Agnes Church and Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home. Fred J Bauer, 69, Elyria custodian, survived by wife Ella AM and four children. services at Wainwright Funeral Home. burial Myrtle Hill. Frank Tarnowski, 64, machine operator, married to Hattie. services at St Marys Church. burial St Marys Cemetery. WW II veteran. Gordon S Galloway, 79, Akron resident. services in Sandusky, burial Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Mary E Goss, 86, dies at Elyria Home for the Aged. services at Brighton Congregational Church. burial Brighton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Jones
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
St. Agnes Church
James Gallagher
Fred J. Bauer
Winckles Street
Valley City
Ohio
Elyria
Elyra
Elyria Eagles
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Ella AM
Teaire Bauer
Chicago
Ruth Bauer
Harold
Gilbert
George Gross
Erhart
Ruth
Wainwright
Wainwright Funeral Home
Richard Lehman
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Frank T. Tarnowski
East Avenue
Poland
LaGrange
Grafton
U. S. Republic Steel and Tubes
St. Mary's Church
Hattie
Virgil Miller
Robert Burke
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Joseph
Henry
Louis Tarnowski
Chester
Detroit
Mich
Frank West
Russell Hearne
Norwalk
Anthony
Germany
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Gordon S. Galloway
Gordon
Galloway
Akron
City Hospital
Wealtha L. Sinerson
Samdusky
Roy Sucher
Harold Connors
Toledo
Charles Galloway
Milan
Andress
Sandusky
Rev. Stern
Oakland Cemetery
Goss
Nova
Donald Goss
Wellington
Harold Dicken
Brighton Congregational Church
Brighton Cemetery
Transportation To Polls Offered By Grange Members
North Elyria Grange offers free polling transport by master Deane S. Kintner secretary Bessie Smith and Lecturer Harry L. Shryock. Residents may call school evening or election day. Grange hall on Griswold road will serve two Elyria Township precincts instead of one.
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Elyria Grange Hall
Griswold Road
Elyria Township
Liquor Stores Ordered Closed On Election Day Hours
Acting chief J E Boggs reminded liquor dealers that sales are banned from 5 30 a m to 7 30 p m on election day. The law requires closing one hour before polls open and remaining closed until one hour after polls close.
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J. E. Boggs
Lquor
Voting Privacy and Polling Plan Highlight Ohio Election Day
Voters can cast secret ballots using a machine system that keeps individual votes anonymous after levers and curtains are managed. Lorain County opens 173 precincts at 6 30 a m and uses 186 machines with extra units in dense wards. Midday voting support programs from multiple groups aid Elyria women to vote during lunch breaks.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Lorain County
County Elections Board
Several Traffic Violators Are Fined By Mayor
A list of traffic violators brought before police court shows fines of ten dollars plus costs for various infractions. Scott H. Willis drove onto West River street from Infirmary road without a safety stop. Leonard T. Singer ran a red light at Cleveland street and Abbe road. Steve Vaszi Jr. made an improper left turn. Harvey Evenchik speeding. Additional drivers cited to appear later include William Fischer for a safety stop violation and Erwin Davis for running a red flasher.
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Scott H. Willis
West Sixteenth Street
West River Street
Infirmary Road
Leonard T. Singer
Roosevelt Avenue
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Steve Vaszi, Jr
East Avenue
Harvey Evenchik
West Lake Road
Lorain
Willis
Kenith I. Dixon
Wellington
Robert E. Cleary
Huron Street
Marjorie Ruth Miller
Adelbert Street
Lake Avenue and
Persons Court
Emery Richter
Butternut Ridge Road
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Buster Fields
State Street
John H. Ronéz
Willam H. Justen
Olive Street
Third Street
William M. Fischer
Epruce Street
Lediand Lake Avenue
Erwin Davis
Barberton
Second and
Durward A. Knepper
Jefferson Street
Nick C. Waldecker
Groveland Street
Oberlin
Piccolo Stolen From Car Of Elyria High Student
Roberta Holliday, 35 Sandy Lane, reports her piccolo was taken from the trunk of a car after the Elyria High School game. Police say the instrument vanished last Thursday night while she rode from Edn Stadium to a downtown eating place. The loss threatens her halftime performance if not recovered soon.
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Roberta Helliday
Sandy Lane
Miss Holliday
Edn Stadium
Police Court News Highlights From City Lodging
John Pawlikowski of 120 Garvin avenue faces a police court appearance on November 5 for driving while intoxicated after being stopped on Lodi street and swapping drivers with a passenger. Dominic Coon of 310 West River street awaits mayoral decision on October 30 citation for failing to yield to a pedestrian. A glass break at Fisher Bros. on 208 Cleveland street involved three boys, per report. Lucian Smylie of Jackson Hotel pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars. Elijah Jackson of 29 Chestnut street was fined fifty dollars for disorderly conduct, with thirty five dollars suspended on good behavior. he has multiple prior appearances. Melton Lemons of Jackson Hotel was fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct after a Saturday evening fight with Lester Hamby at Kaiser court. Hamby has a disorderly charge set for November 8.
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John Pawlikowski
Garvin Avenue
Lodi Street
Padlikowski
Ault
Dominic Coon
West River Street
Fisher Bros
Cleveland Street
Lucian Smylie
Jackson Hotel
Broad Street
Elijah Jackson
Chestnut Street
Henry W. Ault
Jackson
Pearl Jackson
Tremont Street
Melton Lemons
Lester J. Hamby
Kaiser Court
Hamby
Senior CYO To Meet Tonight
The newly named president Carl Rink of Avon will preside for the first time as the Elyria Senior CYO meets at eight o'clock tonight at St Marys church. Plans for the state convention in Cleveland will be announced during the business session and a social hour will follow. Last week about 40 members enjoyed a Hallowe en masquerade party at the Hedges.
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Carl Rink
Avon
Elyria
Amherst Man Michael Abraham Found In Garage
Despondency over ill health believed to cause the death of 72 year old Michael Abraham of 343 Tenney avenue Amherst. Lorain County Coroner Norman Tillman ruled death by own action. Survived by wife Regina son James two daughters five grandchildren sister in South America. Funeral at Zilch Funeral Home with services planned for Wednesday morning.
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Amherst
Michael Abraham
Tenney Avenue
Lorain County
Norman Tillman
Abraham
Syria
United States
Ito Amherst
U.S. Automatic Corp
Greek Orthodox Church
Cleveland
Regina
James
Mischka's
Joseph DeChiaro
Key Sabath
Driver Is Fined After Moving Violation Collision
Elbert Stone of 206 Second street pleaded guilty to driving under liquor influence and driving without an operator's license. He was fined 125 dollars and costs with six months driving suspension. He also faced a 10 dollar fine and costs for the license issue. Stone drove a car owned by Virgil Thomas of 206 Second street when it struck Jessie Ringer at Elyria Memorial Hospital parking. Ringer received knee bruises while Stone had a chin cut and Thomas sustained nose and forehead injuries. Thomas was fined 10 dollars and costs for permitting an unlicensed driver and 5 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Elbert Stone
Second Street
Stone
Virgil Thomas
Jessie Ringer
Gulf Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Two Break-ins Reported In Weekend Police Beat
Two cases of breaking and entering were reported over the weekend with no items taken. Harry Brown Motors at 620 Middle Avenue had an office desk ransacked after an unlocked rear window, while an Eagles lodge basement entered between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m. with doors forced open but nothing stolen.
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Harry Brown Motors
Middle Avenue
Eagles Lodge
Avon Petition for Special Election Disallowed
Lorain County Board of Elections voted to disallow petitions from Avon Village north area seeking a special election to detach from the village. Prosecutor Mikus noted state code requires a contiguous township, which does not exist in Lorain County. Board member Ushelyi moved to disallow, so no special election will be scheduled.
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Lorain County
Board of Elections
Avon Village
Paul Mikus
Elections Board
Joseph Ushelyi
Elyria
Cub Packs Are Being Organized in Garford
Parents of prospective Cub Scouts in Garford are urged to attend a final organization meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m at Garford School. Paul Hardy will represent the Council. Edison Maplewood and Jefferson P T A presidents have formed organizing committees meeting at Maplewood School on Wednesday, November 5 at 8 p m.
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Garford
Garford School
Paul Hardy
Edison
Maplewood
Jefferson P. T. A
Service Station Burglary at Leimbach Station
The Leimbach service station at Routes 254 and 58 was broken into Saturday. A window breach allowed theft of $6 from the cash register and $37.38 in cigarettes. The unlocked safe contents were found scattered. Deputies note prior break ins at the same location.
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Leimbach
Sheriff's Department
Court actions and notices from Elyria area docket
The O'Brien Motor Sales Co. won a 278 dollar judgment against K B Stevenson on a cog novit note. A suit against Charles Lane for 102 dollars on an account was filed. Ella Pickering filed a 50000 dollar injury suit against Greyhound Corp for injuries in a bus door incident on Oct 30 1951. Morraine Goll was granted a divorce from Herbert by Judge John Pincura for neglect. Elyria Citizenship Council urged voting early with free babysitting and transport services, Dial 789 for service.
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O’brien Motor Sales Co
K. B. Stevenson
The
Motor Company
Charles Lane
Uotain
Ella Pickering
Sunnyside Beach
R. D
Morraine Goll
Herbert
John Pincura
Arrests Driver For Failure To Yield Right Of Way
Clyde Edward Huessner 65 of Amherst was arrested by a State Patrolman for failure to yield after his car collided with Paul Gillespie 20 Amherst on North Ridge road near Oberlin road at 2 05 am Sunday. Gillespie’s car sustained left rear fender and bumper damage while Huessner’s car had right front damage. No injuries were reported.
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Lorain
Clyde Edward Huessner
R. D
Amherst
Tuessner
Paul Felix Gillespie
Hazel Street
Gillespie
North Ridge Road
Huessner
Oberlin Road
Girl Stricken With Polio Improves At City Hospital
Mildred Ebeling, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ebeling of Nickel Plate road LaGrange, is in her 13th week at City Hospital Cleveland after poliomyelitis. Though paralyzed to a degree she sits up and learns to eat with both arms, with a Warm Springs return hoped for later this month or next.
World War I Veteran Ehrke Ends His Life
Arthur Carl Ehrke 58 of Elyria died by hanging Sunday afternoon. Born November 20, 1893 in Lorain, he served in World War I and worked as a lace maker for Elyria Laces. He belonged to American Legion Post 12 and the 40 and 8. Survived by his wife, a son, six grandchildren, two daughters, a sister, and a brother-in-law. Service Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Burial in Ridgelawn soldiers plot.
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Arthur Carl Ehrke
Middle Avenue
Black River
Oberlin Road
Mr. Ehrke
Lorain
Elyria
American Legion Post
Ethel Ehrke
Gerald A. Ehrke
Gene Otto
Huron
David Calhoun
Charles Hancock
Anna Meschke
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
James H. Siward
Legion Post 12
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Markets Cleveland Livestock Report Cattle Sheep Hogs
Glance at Cleveland markets shows cattle about steady with primes 34 35 and cows 16 to 18 for commercial. Calves 400 hold steady to higher with prime 35 38. Sheep and lambs 900 steady to active. spring lambs 93 to 24, ewes 7 to 9. Hogs 1500 active and up 50 to 75 cents with workers 37.40 to 18.50 and mediums 17 18.
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Cleveland
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Death Records
Mary E. Goss
John Clifton
Cooley Road
Eaton Township
Sunset Memorial Park
Mrs
Carrie Crandall
Henry K. Shaw
Rookdale Cemetery
Crandall
James M. Croundall
Bethesta
Sia
Dasten
Ava
Maryland
Ave
Washington Avenue Church
Avon Lake
Yvhe Womens League of the
Grange
League of Women Voters
Elyria High School
United Auto Workers
Elyria American Legion Post 12
Practical Nurses
Charles A. Mosher
Ashland, Richland, Lorain and
Medina Counties
Santa Ana
California
Edwin Deering
William Metz
North Eaton
Piccolo
E.H.S
Bank and Insurance
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Sav
Police Dept. News
Robert G. Edwards
Lagrange Road
Elyria Citizenship Council
Pol. Adv
Girl
American T. & T
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cleveland Cliffs
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of Ind
Standard of N. J
Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Sudro-Curtis
Broad St
Bell
Janah
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