Women’s bowling feats highlight 598 series near miss
Irene Pasadyn opened with a weak 133 but finished with a 98 235 225 series total of 558 yet fell short of the 600 Club by two pins amid Elyria area leagues. Helen Jalowiec led women with 167 172 221 in the Stake and Spare at Ridgerow Lanes as men chased high scores in Ridge Tool Turnpike and Rudy's bow leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Pasadyn
Irene
Seiduia
Helen Jalowiec
Ridgerow Lanes
Helen
Andy Wossilek
Turnpike Lanes
Andy
Civ
James Roberts
Rudy's Bowl
Roberts
Harold Fockter
Jim Moran
Eyrin
600 Club Rankings Highlight Season Standouts
The list names top performers including Andy Wossilek James Roberts Harold Fockler Jim Moran Walter Schroeder Jim Yearley Irene Pasadyn Helen Jalowiec Grace Lysell Ella Jean Bahl Ann Traxler Val Scrivens Dee Smith Connie Mate with scores ranging from 501 to 653 across the club’s season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Center
Fockler
Moran
Walter Schroeder
Stoney’s
Jon Yeerley
Elks
Ed Erb
Elk
Erb
Grace Lysell
Ever
DeCarlo
Gene
Rudy's Bowl
Dee Smith
Connie Mate
Val Scrivens
Ella Jean Bac
Turnpikée
Ann Traxler
Loney's
Andy Wossilek
James Roberts
Harold Fockler
Jim Moran
Jim Yearley
Irene Pasadyn
Helen Jalowiec
Ella Jean Bahl
Gophers Hall Named Midwest Lineman of the Week
Minnesota end Tom Hall earned Midwest lineman of the week honors from UPI for the 12 0 victory over Michigan State. He contributed three receptions for 34 yards and a key block on the opening touchdown drive, recovered a fumble, and helped a defense that shut out the Spartans for the first time in three seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
UPI
Tom Hall
Minnesota
Midwest
United Press International
Hall
Gophers
Michigan State
Sandy
Stephens
Spartan
Bobby Bell
Jim Wheeler
Julian Hook
Cal Stoll
Bob Deegars
League Bowling Results From Lorain County Meet
Lorain County bowling results feature multiple teams led by St. Peter Lorain and Compressors. High series highlights include Joe Earby 537 and Walter Zander 544 with numerous clubs recording first-place finishes across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Holy Bendix Westingholse
Lorain
Joe Kerby
Ors
Indicators
Ote
Agnes Fred Smith
Pat Bradner
St. Vincent Relays
Hank Gasbare
Febeutis
St. Joseph
Compressors
Zithard Gilles
St. Peters
Ved Smith
Sidgeville
Holy Trinity
Jerry Kundridhge
St. Anthony
St. Lads
J Aspides
Lorain St. Peter
Holy Rosa
Joe Earby
ST. John Lutheran ' Parsch Lumber
Grafton
Triniby
Walter Zander
Cai & Son
Jasper Rigsby
Harald Clapp
Racnoal & Son
Gh Ind
Bob Hosiutler
Bad
Automotive
Al's Auto Glass
Weltzels
Buil Richard
Lew's Motor Aesee
Elyria Auto Service
Russ Hammond
Mdarecag En Leit
Walter Schroeder
BOS
Rudy's Juniors Team Scores and Placings Summary
In a junior team event, Rick Drieniszeg placed high with 110 4 and 226 total points. Jerry Diederck and Brone Buckie contributed to Team Vil 3 and Team No. 4, with other teams and numbers listed in a fragmented series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy
Rick Drier
Jerry Diederck
Brone Buckie
Fir
Pocketed campaign efforts color Lorain mayoral race
In Lorain the final push includes 35,000 campaign buttons 38 00 bumper stickers 42 000 matchbooks and 237 speeches as Woodrow Mathna and James Parobek close campaigning. Voter turnout is seen around 21 500 to 73 000 with wards four and eight pivotal. The $850 000 rail underpass bond faces resistance and lighting at Lowell School prompts a mill levy visibility fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pocketa- Pouxela
Board of Elections
Thei
Woodrow Mathna
James Parobek
Mathna
Parobek
Fourth Ward
Eighth Ward
Ling
Lorain Approves Cross-Town Thoroughfare Route Plan
Lorain City Council approved a resolution laying out a cross-town route from Grove Ave to Broad Way and toward 4th St. The 118-foot right of way spans most of the 15 000 feet and acts as a guide for setback locations while remaining nonbinding. The city will buy a 2.5 acre strip from the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35000 dollars to extend the boulevard, with a diagonal path from Broadway at 36th St. to North Ridge Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain—Tower Blvd
Lorain
Grove
Falbo Ave
Grove Ave
Broadway
4Th St
Adrian Bedeski
Bedeski
Peter Goods
Peninsylvania Railroad
36Th St
North Ridge Rd
Smoking Ban Proposal Expands Beyond School Buses
Lorain council debated an ordinance to ban student smoking on city buses but the proposal grew to include no smoking signs in stores and elevators, hotel rooms, hospitals, theaters, and dance floors, plus restrictions on discarding lit cigarettes from car windows. The measure was referred to committee for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Adrian Bedeski
Joseph P. Smith
Smith
Bedeski
Council
New Gas Rate Law Is Due For Renewal
LORAIN Ohio Fuel Gas Co officials told the city council the current gas rates ordinance, in effect since June 1 1959, will expire December 7. A clause requires negotiations to start within 90 days before expiration or 15 days after notice. The utility’s stance on a rate increase was not stated. The matter was referred to the Utilities Committee and full council for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
L. P. McIntire
OFG
McIntire
Utilites Committee
Fireside Club to Meet at Case Home Tonight
The Brighton Fireside Club gathers at 8 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case. Members begin a study of Christian denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Robert Case
Council Renews Rail Crossing Flasher Request in Lorain
Lorain City Council renewed its push for flashing signals at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossings on East 26th Street and East 21st Street. Councilman Alex Olejko warned of possible fatalities after a Brownhelm Township collision near a stopped freight train. He urged a letter to B&O on the status of the two year old flasher request and also pressed for cleanup of the old Lorain Tower Supply building site at Elyria Avenue and East 35th Street due to fire damage, rats, and rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Baltimore and Ohio
East 26Th St
East
Alex Olejko
Brownhelm Township
Amherst
Olejko
B&o
Lorain Tower Supply Co
Elyria Ave
East 35Th St
Brownie Troop 289 Visits Cleveland Zoo on Field Trip
Brownie Troop 289 led by Mrs. John Siracusa and Mrs. Carl Mackin visited the Cleveland Zoo for its first field trip of the year. Attending were Lori in e Abraham Barbara Weigami Gayle Hall Marlene Grisel Betty Mackin Corby Chupich Bonnie Bortier Denise Voss Nina Monroe Charlene Steris Renee Siracusa Barbara Koch Nordene Bartleme and accompanying adults Mrs. Norwood Bartleme Mrs. Robert Voss Mrs. Nick Grisel Mrs. Raymond Bortier plus Senior Scouts Nina Siracusa Pat Mengel Linda Williams and Gretchen Schneider. The group later held a Halloween party at Mrs. Siracusa’s home. A Holy Hour at St Joseph Catholic Church was attended by Catholic troop members. A separate note mentions a man planning to press charges after an incident on 3752 Avenue involving a shooting at 1836 East 28th Street. police located the suspect hiding under a bed. Beverly Grant identifies the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John Siracusa
Carl Mackin
Cleveland Zoo
Lorraine Abraham
Barbara Weigami
Gayle Hall
Marlene Grisel
Betty Mackin
Corby Chupich
Bonnie Bortier
Denise Voss
Nina Monroe
Charlene Steris
Renee Siracusa
Barbara Koch
Nordene Bartleme
Norwood Bartleme
Robert Voss
Nick Grisel
Raymond Bortier
Nina Siracusa
Pat Mengel
Linda Willams
Gretchen Schneider
Fadie R. Baggett
Bourowel Ave
Standford
Lorain man to face first degree murder charge in ex-wife shooting
Andrew House 38 of Lorain surrendered to Cleveland Heights officials after fatally shooting Dorothy Ferguson 34 at Mayflower Drugstore Cedar Center in South Euclid. Police say he arrived, spoke, drew a B caliber pistol and fired five or six times hitting Ferguson three times. A hearing is slated for tomorrow or Thursday.
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Cleveland
South End
Lorain
South Euclide
Andrew House
West 18Th St. Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Dorothy Fergus
Kinsman Rd
S.E
Ferguson
Doctors Hospital
Mayflower
Cedar' Rd
Cedar Center
House
Forimer
Howse
Warrensville Center Rd
Paul L. Johnson
Monticello and
Noble Rds
Children Dazzle With Mexican Dance At Rosary Society
Neighborhood House children in Lorain trained by Mrs. Mildred Bond performed Mexican hat dances Spanish flamencos and Trish reels. Mrs United Nations program directed by Mrs. Steve Polansky received focus as the meeting closed with a card party update for St. Joseph Church on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambherst
Rosary and Altar Society
Lorain
Mildred Bond
United Nations
Steve Polansky
Earl Crendon
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Exo Lecture Set for Next Week in Lorain
Arnold H. Exo of Evanston 10 will lecture on Christian Science at a free public talk next Tuesday at the First Church of Christ Scientist 2203 Meister Rd Lorain. The subject is How Christian Science Can Help You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Arnold H. Exo
Evanston
Chronicle-Telegram
Church of Christ, Scientist
Meister Rd
Clearview PTA Meeting Tonight With Film Screening
Clearview High School Parent-Teacher Association will meet tonight at 8 in the school hall instead of Thursday. Mrs Arthur Bahmilier director of North District PTA will be the speaker and present a film. An executive meeting at 7 30 will precede the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview High School
Parent- Teacher Association
Arthur Bahmilier
North District Pta
Lorain Council Approves One-Foot Sewer Strip Deed
Lorain city council unanimously approved deeding a one foot strip of Black River Township land along Kneirim Drive to obtain a sanitary sewer easement. The 2,910 foot long strip sits in an area slated for annexation to the city, aiding the Six-area annexation drive as only one more signer of 28 freeholders could provide a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Black River Township
Kneirim Dr
Adrian Bedeski
Rotary Hears District Governor on Building Bridges of Friendship
Amherst Rotary hears District Governor Don Beveridge speak on increasing Rotary membership and service in a talk titled Building Bridges of Friendship and Service. Meeting held at Grange hall with guests from Lorain Elyria Vermilion and two students attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Rotary District
Don Beveridge
Rotary
Grange Hall
Lorain
al Howensteine
Wes Goodell
Tom McGeachie
Amos Burrows
Ross Herrick
Elyria
Lew Huttman
Dana Hart
W. B. White
Jim Miller
Duane Herchler
Church Society Holds Meeting Wakeman Congregational Church
The Wakeman Congregational Church Ladies Society met in Pilgrim Hall with 31 present. Hostess was Mrs. Charles Clark, assisted by Mrs. Elmer Shelton and Mrs. Gale Bachelder. President Mrs. Donald Munn thanked committees for a successful year. Sunshine fund won a contest against Gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Ladies Society of the
Sunshine
Garden Club Sees Decorations in Birmingham
The Firelands Garden Club meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Alex Heggie's Rice Road home. Mrs. Harold Mathes will demonstrate Christmas decorations and members will participate. Roll call asks what members are thankful for. Mrs. Heggi and Mrs. John Hostetler are emcees for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Birmingham
Firelands
Alex Heggie
Rice Rd
Harold Mathes
Heggi
John Hostetler
Bazaar Plans Near Completion for Grafton Church Sale
Plans are nearly complete for the fourth Annual At Church Bazaar at Grafton Methodist Church Saturday 5 to 7 p.m. Sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service WSCS and supported by all church groups. A 1 p.m. Wednesday kitchen work session and a planning commission meeting precede the event. A Swiss Steak Dinner runs 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets 1.50 adults 0.75 under 12. Profits fund the church building. Baked goods tables fancy work and Christmas decorations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Planning Commission
WSCS
Norwalk Chamber Dinner Hears Dr. Guyer
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual dinner and ladies night at 7 p.m. in the National Guard Armory. Dr. Tennyson Guyer of Findlay, known as a regional speaker, presents the program on "ALL People Have Responsibilities." He is director of public relations for Cooper Tire and Rubber Co. and a former mayor and state senator with a diverse background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
Tennyson Guyer
Findlay
Guyer
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
First Aid Class Open This Month
A Red Cross First Aid Course is sponsored by the Farm Bureau Council this month. Classes meet each Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the school. Mrs Ralph Malik and Ray Berezer handle reservations and provide further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Farm Bureau Council
Ralph Malik
Ray Berezer
WSCS Hosts Presbyterian Church Women
Milan Edison Memorial Methodist church WSCS met Thursday at 1 p.m. with the Presbyterian Church Women as guests. Mrs. Blanche Rockwell and Mrs. Reymond Schenk led devotions. A Turkey Supper on Nov 9 funds missionary work. The bazaar will move to early December due to crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
WSCS
Edison Memorial Methodist Church
Woman’s Association of the
Presbyterian Church
United Council of Churches
Blanche Rockwell
Reymond Schenk
Methodist Society
Elyria Names Fred Harpster to Sani tary Sewer Board
City Council appointed Elyria realtor Fred Harpster to the Abbe Rd sanitary sewer benefit commission, succeeding Atty. Robert Fetterman who reportedly left the city. The commission has held one meeting. a protests hearing is set for Monday at 7 30 p.m. in City Hall with members Joe Cowden and Wade Worcester also serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harpster
Elyria
Abbe Rd
Robert Fetterman
Joe Cowden
Chronicle-Telegram
Wade Worcester
Lake Terminal Railroad
Cleveland Livestock Market Prices Report
UPI Cleveland market data show hogs up to 2 higher with various weights priced from 14.50 to 19.75. Cattle steady with primes around 26.90 and 24.50. Calves steady 24 to 32. Sheep and lambs steady with wool lambs 17.00 to 17.50 and ewes 3.00 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock Cleveland
UPI
Toledo Cash Grain Prices Report
Cash grain prices listed for Toledo with UPI data. Wheat No 2 soft red 1.962-1.9714, No 2 soft white 1.95-1.964, Corn No 2 yellow 1.03-1.0412, Oats No 2 White 0.67-0.68, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.2912-2.301.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Cash Grain
Toledo
UPI
New York
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Gophers’ Hall
Bob Dodor
C. Woodin
F. Ward
Women’s Business Unknown
Lorain Couny Bank
Rosemary Fritz
Flickinger's
C. A. Olsen
Mary Jo ST
Jude's Zoss
Ohio Fuel Gas
Italy's
Grafton Savings & Banking Co
John Frupe- Bligh
Dairy Queen Wet
Freie Trags
ureTs
Ucs Sherman
Jommbee
Thome Sables
Toxgery
Curty’s
John Sinar
Janus
John Krupeilak
Thomas Pristing
Ed Moss
Loyd Lumber
Kasper Laundry
Oscar Goppelt
Lloyd Lumber
TWCA
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Isabel Popp
Y-Megs
Garden Ys
Mona Barnes
Y-Dess
Pentagons
Dorothy
Maters
r-Echoes
Rose Marie Haney
Ethel Carle
ESS & Andy
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Ken Atkinson
Milford River
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Juespe Beer
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Roy Perkins
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Lee Fascnts
Elyria Concrete
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Pet Ind
Irens Pasadyo
Ducheslav Builders
Biele
Ford Comets
Dicken Funeral Home
Supérior Electric
John Varady
Gardner Insurance
Mens Shop
Bell Co
Sotherden-Meister
Clarence Srinkett
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O. Dim Yearley
High Ind
Ridge Tool
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Andy Wassilek
Stimsons
Chuck Harold
Reamers
Daryll Maddock
Cutters
Wises
George Wissinger
Andy Wosslek
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Schusters
Irene Wallace
Edde
Mary Corneil
Relchiin
Dot Alflen
Ischie Mahtilo
Maggie Wottring
Place! Schusters Farmeretics Sitien Ind
Stonen's
LeGrange Tatern
Elyvia Saving
Harry Seaman
Genesse Beer
Don
Hafferkamp
Electra Alloys
Robert Glover
Matty
Ht Banifeld
Matty Krupar
Tarry's
Flintstones
Krazy Kat
Jo Gallion
Spare-O's
Pally Taylor
Untouchables
Do-7
Mary
Shank
Defenders
Good
Furs
Fat Krugman
Lance Buick
Harshaw Chemical
Herod Guyeska
United Polish Club
Bolero Club
Benham Insurance
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Strohs Beer
Chuck Hobar
Benham Tosurance
A. Pink
North Ridgeville
Bittner
Berson's
Rose Richards
Old Mull Tavern
Bittner- DeCarlo
Sullivan Lumber
Bliss Radio & TV
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Tosgery
Barbera Thomas
Old Mi Tavern
Lysell
Igh Ind
Strike & Spare Girls
W. G. Walker
J. Albert Robinson
Marge Gasbare
Chippers
Imperial Beauty Salon
Helen Jalowlec
Ridgeview Bowling Center
North Ridgeville Motor Sales
Vada Wacker
Worthington Les Strokes
Kirby Vacuum Cleaners
Louise Skryp
Douglass Manuface Turets
Jet Auto Wash
Helen Hentges
Illey Ind
Belen Jalowlee
Rudy's
Herland Houston
Field's Tavern
Fairfax
Frank A. Humphrey
Cavagna Insurance
B. M. O'Donnell Real Estate
Elyria Savings & Trust
Faijzviax
Steel City
Board of Education
Vincent Gloriosa
Lowell School
Glorioso
The
Chronicle-Teleg - Lorain
John Orav
Cherry
Fireside Club
Uemed
Alsco
Ecker-Radlow & Desantis, Inc
Cleveland Street
Ohio
Emerson
28Th Street
Zoo
Clearview Pta
Lorain Council
Church Society
Chamber
Presbyterian
Sewer Board
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