Lorain High parking plan eyed by city council committee
Lorain officials review temporary parking relief for Lorain High School staff with proposed leases for 15 stalls in the Siper mona library lot and 12 stalls near Fifth Street. A rear yard lot conversion and a board session are also under study as residents seek space and rules are adjusted.
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Lorain
Council
Buildings and Lands Committee
City Board of Education
National Bank-Smith and Gerpart
Fifth St
Council Transfers $1,800 in Police Maintenance Funds
Lorain council acted to shift 1800 from the police maintenance account to a near empty fund and approved 1900 from the police salary fund. It marks a second transfer in two weeks after police cruisers were idle 13 days in August. The 2100 equipment maintenance line was exhausted by September. The proposal to move 5500 from the Air Pollution Control Board to maintenance was sent to the finance committee for study on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Police Department
Cty Council
Air Pollution Control Board
Council
Finance and Claims Committee
Three Drivers Charged After Weekend Traffic Mishaps
Lorain police reported six traffic accidents since yesterday morning and charged five drivers with failure to control or reckless operation. Louis Hearson and Rosa Gordon faced failure to control charges. John Prescott faced reckless operation. a Coast Guard pickup collision and other collisions caused about 600 dollars in damage.
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Lorain
Yes
Louis Hearson
West Hith St
Rosa Gordon
Haddam Dr
John Prescott
Moorewood Dr
Avon Lake
Coast Guard
Pickup Muck
Gordon
Erie Ave
Robert Westrick
Delaware Ave
Prescott
Root Rd
Roy Kay
Rom Rd
Tuck
David Martin
West Lake Rd
Medora More
West Erie Ave
Martin
Lorain Court Dockets Include DUI and Violation Charges
Lorain Municipal Court lists multiple defendants with charges including reckless operation, red light violations, and driving while intoxicated. Notables: Joseph Mitchell 7 facing DUI with two days jail and three year license suspension. Norman Cornelis 2 charged with assault. James Crisp 1 facing two counts of issuing fraudulent checks dismissed.
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Joseph Mitchell
Reid Ave
Robert Patton
Dallas Ave
James Crisp
United Appeal Drive Nears Goal With Strong Total
The United Appeal collection stood at 94.3 percent of a 409,679 dollar goal, reaching 386,331 dollars as of today. The campaign ends on Thursday and reflects a modest increase over yesterday’s tally.
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United Appeal
Lorain
Thieves Net 107 In Safe Job
Thieves took 107 in cash and items from a service station safe between Sunday night and yesterday morning. William Kormish, 24, employed at Klein service station, reported the missing safe found near Charleston School four blocks away. Police theorize the safe was removed through the office, after breaking a window. A jack was found outside. Additional break ins include a 37 radio stolen from John Boone’s apartment and about 30 in change from a vending machine at Washing Weil store.
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Donald Skodny
Busser
23Rd St
Broadway
Henry Jankowski
ISL Jay Dr
Elyria
Joseph Unger
Joseph Unger, GL
Oakdale Ave
Simdar
Lorain
Wiliam Kormish
Amherst Ave
Klein
1St St
Oberlin Ave
Charleston School
Ater
John Boone
As8sis
2Th St
Albert Alvarez
East 30Th St
Pearl Ave
Weil
Vermilion Council Schedules Routine Session and Actions
Vermilion council met for a quiet session approving several plats and zoning decisions. Linwood Park residents won a setback variance while Valley View Heights subdivisions received plat acceptances. The resignation of building inspector Burton Holaxy was announced, to be replaced. A public hearing on zoning revisions is set for December.
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Linwood Park
Linwood
Valley View Heights
Kingshirn Brothers
River
View Heights
Burton Hol‘asy
William DeLamatre
Erie County Bank
City Eyes Surplus Jet Plane Display for Park Use
Lorain council explores buying a surplus jet from Dayton base for display in a park and for children’s use. Park Board to request information. officials note no transportation costs fixed yet and no local surplus aircraft available. Further actions include street one way study and bond rate changes.
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Lorain
Dayton Aire Porce Base
James Parabel
City ‘Park Board
Grosse He, Sidh
Navel Air Base
Michigan
Hamilton Ave
West Erie Ave
First St
Panel weighs death penalty fate amid parole concerns
A Lorain Ohio panel at St. Peter's United Church discussed abolishing capital punishment but urged replacing it with a complete life sentence to prevent incentives for crime. Members included Michael Ondreveo, Judge LeRoy Helly, and Rev John Buren. Ford Motor Co representative to speak on Ford Falcon planning at December meeting. Layman's Sunday collections to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ondreveo
Lorain Commit
Ford Motor Co
Quiet Vermilion Lake council bides time on budget
Vermilion on the Lake council held a brief session focusing on finances. Clerk Edna Joy reported tax refunds and pending corporate taxes and liquor permit proceeds. All current appropriations are used, with 1,184 dollars to be carried and 1.69 still owed in salaries. no salary ordinance yet drafted for raises. Mayor Brumback proposed another finance meeting. The council thanked the village departments for handling a bed accident and considered letters of appreciation to state patrol and sheriff for their aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Douglas Keith
A- Nance
Edna Joy
Ater
Joy
Harold Brumback
Tthe
Tthe Council
Joseph Zieba
Police Department
Village
Brumback
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s Department
Man Waives Hearing in County Felony Assault Case
Adkins waived preliminary hearing before Judge John Kelena in Lorain County. Bond set at 78 dollars. He is accused of assaulting two girls aged three and five. arrest date listed as October 37, with the case moving to the next Lorain County grand jury session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Windians
Lorein County
Grand Jury
Adkins
John Kelena
Lorain Man Fined $125 After Weapon Conviction
Wilbur Carver, 37, of 1605 New Hampshire Ave. was fined 125 plus costs after conviction on charges of carrying concealed weapons and intoxication. He was arrested after police found a blackjack in his car parked on West Dr. A pair of binoculars was also found.
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Lorain
Wilbur Carver
New Hampshire Ave
Carver
West Dr
Committee to Review Parking Law After Zoning Action
Lorain officials move to study parking in residential areas after the Zoning Appeals Board banned a use and rescinded a Youth Center construction permit at 3010 Hirrie Ave. The plan included a parking lot along Caroline Ave behind Drapermy homes opening to Elyria Street, permit issued Oct 7 deemed legal but later revoked as not in public interest. Merchant-organization provision on street parking is supported by the city.
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Lorain
City Zoning Appeals Board
Hirrie Ave
Caroline Ave
Elyria Ding
Jay Booy
Apreals
Hospital Fire Fails To Endanger Patients At St Joseph
A minor fire sparked by a dishwasher wiring on the second floor of St. Joseph Hospital was extinguished without incident. The appliance was in the south section near patients, but none of the 22 residents were endangered and no evacuations occurred. Public relations director T C Vance called it a real test of preparedness.
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Loraen
St. Joseph Hospital
T. C. Vance
Vermilion Halloween Winners Told
Vermilion held its annual Halloween Parade with winners named by category. Top original costume Jimmy Life and Georgia Wakefield. prettiest Penjy Sennhenn. story book characters Jimmy and Jackie Jeavons. ugliest Bil Kishman. funniest Gary Martin. Bus Association prizes went to Paula Bible Susan Reiber Vance Stinson and a fourth child. The How to Make Vermilion a Better Place to Shop contest $59 bond awarded to Howard Bogart. Window painting winners listed for junior high and high school with several honorees.
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Fiebirch Post
Legion Auxiliary and Busliness Association
Siest Original
Jimmy Life
Georgia Wakefield
Pen Jny Sennhenn
Jimmy
Jackie Jeavons
Bil Kishman
Gary Martin
Business Association
Uo Paula Bible
Susan Reiber
Tryouts Announced for Workshop Production “Gramercy Ghost”
Tryouts for Gramercy Ghost will be held at Workshop Players Theatre on Middle Ridge Rd. The comedy seeks men and women. readings may be arranged by calling Mrs. Jenkins. The play is the second show of the 1934 35 season following Apple of Eve and Hasty Heart.
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Amperst
Gramercy
Workshop Players Theatre
Middle Ridge Rd
Sted
William Jenkins
Aoyvone
Amherst Rotary hears Covault on insurance coverage progress
The Amherst Rotary Club met at the Golden Age club rooms to hear Harold Covault of Lorain Insurance Agency discuss changes in insurance coverage. Ray Wasem served as program chairman with guests Maj. Hedley Burrell, Hal Zealy, Amos Burrows, William Baker, and Salvation Army Elyria representative Nylen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberst
Amherst Rotary Club
Harold Covault
Lorain Insurance Agency
Rotarians
Ray Wasem
Maj
Hedley Burrell
Salvation Army
Elyria
Hal Zealy
South Amherst
Amos Burrows
William Baker
Lorzin
Sil
Evert Nylen
Sheffield Lake Women Set Meeting
Sheffield Lake Congregational Church members prepare for the Christian Enlistment Program with a training session Thursday night from 7 38 to 10 30 p m. Robert Cools chairs the program assisted by Robert Piggott Harry Lloyd John Offerdah Henry Sutman Willieco Pawlikowski Mrs Harry Lloyd Jr Judy White end and Rev Herbert Hosanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Toledo Cash Grain Prices Report
Toledo market notes list cash grain bids with basis 35 cents and prices for wheat No 2 soft red at 1.25 to 1.30, corn No 2 yellow 1.02 to 1.03, No 3 yellow 1.01 to 1.02, oats No 2 white 0.76 to 0.77, No 3 white 0.75 to 0.76, and soybeans No 1 yellow 2.71 to 2.72 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jon Freck
M.Y.J
Cleveland Livestock Prices And Market Snaps
Cleveland market report shows hogs at 800 head with higher bids and varied weights. cattle steady to slow with primes at 28.50 29 per hundredweight and cows among 15 to 26.50. calves 20 to 35. sheep and lambs at 19 to 29.50 for clipped ewes and wool lambs, with steady demand overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sheen
USDA Market Report Apples and Vegetables Prices
U S Department of Agriculture fruit and vegetable price list with detailed bids for apples such as McIntosh Cortland and Jonagold, and vegetables including cauliflower cabbage endive escarole lettuce mushrooms onions parsley parsnips pears peppers potatoes radishes tomatoes squash and turnips with bid ranges and units across multiple suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mcintosh
Cortland
Seid Gromm
Otic & Paper
Ohio
Macks
Hubbard
Lost and Found and Local Advertisements Chronicle 1938
Scattered classified items include lost ring rewards contact numbers, found stray dogs and a stray hound description, plus a suite of local ads for cash for valuables, farms and fruit orchards, insurance loans and business opportunities in Cleveland area. Names and phone numbers listed among notices.
WART A STEADY INCOME 4 Coutes in Beauty Culture
Advertises courses at the Northern Institute of Cosmetology with day and evening classes, promising average weekly commissions over 1300 and bonuses. Includes contact details, location on W Exie Ave, Lorain, and a phone listing for inquiries and signups.
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Northern Institute of Cosmetology
Ress Paymenta
Exie Ave
Loerads
AVON
Jon XV
Eam
Fairfax
Edith Rye
Huron
Isaeiss
Cleveland St
North
Mame
Stephers Lumier
Thariial
Gary
Clann
Axe
Adsoluttest
Bouserssae
Lonster
Sar Viuase
Chronicle-Telezmam
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LHS
Join Tender
E. M. MccCaskey
Edward Novack
Earl Frank
John C. Jaworski
Hearson
Steve Vitae
East 41St St
Sid Si
Robert Cannon
Nelson Stud Co
Municipal Court News
Robert Ojah
Shb
Nick Demarko
West Sth St
Merle Shawver
West 71St St
Melvin Freeman
West 22Nd St
Robert Kuschn
B.D. i
Indian Hollow Rd
Gravion
Lois Folsom
Riverside Dr
Norman Cornelis
Long Ave
Willie Mickens
Clifton Ave
Alvert Jordan
Grant St
Vermilion Council
Veramilion
Vilege Council
Earl Ives. Co
Mentor
R. E. Warner and Associates
Acton
Clearview High School
Clipper
CHS
Joyee Matos
Jeri Drozek
Barb Robbin
Mary Ann Buckosh
Gloria Dennis
Mary Ann Butchko
Joyce Echko
G-T
Amherst
St. Peter's United
The
National Brotherhood
Church of Christ Churchmen
Betitlehem
Palestine
Jim
Vermilion
Lake Solons
Shirley Burlen
Mary Ann Repic
Bonnie Moelner
Jennifer Nedro
Shirley Lucas
Susan Bricker
Reuuon
Ruth Baumann
Rosemary Kovacs
Peggy Kohier
Donna Hirbe
Elaine Faio
Kizzie Belcher
Amherst Emergency Police
Tae
Amherst Epa
Wes Ranian
Renoval
William Spangler
Elyria-Lorain
EPA
Rankin
Thomas Gerth
Wayne Bachiman
Amherst Club
Covault
Toledo Cash Grain
Cleveland Livestock
Coort
Searz
Cerswrwn
Jonathan Corvland
Fenton
Penton
Barain
Abe
Bowe
Tours
Baemels Anckers
Birminehar
Foster Park
Quanr
Amnerse
Gond SrEse CiDae
Lamvermeyer Ae
Butternut Ridge
HZ White
Durkee Bc
North Mixmng Ridge Bereer
WFC
C. J. Springer Insurance — Reay
Fem
Esa Tiberal I
Household Finance Corp
Stead St
Wee Searse
Economy Savings & Loan
O'Net
Sheffield Sheeppines Center
Broad St
Gordher
Clack
Clark & Lance Inc
2Nddie Ave
Herve
Tseh Systems Co
Don Comxey
Peari
Parma Hots
Oblo
ECHRO
Lobsin
Eggs and Poultry
U. S. Dept of Auriculina Eggs Poultry & Ess
Cou
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