Ballot tallies finalized with statewide corrections in Lorain County
Lorain County Board of Elections released official counts for the November 3 election, correcting discrepancies from earlier unofficial totals. Key changes include Sheifield Township trustees now listed as Jogh and Bodnar. Lorain City votes show Bodnar 2047 Balogh 2015 Martin 1949 Waters 1829. Black River Township trustees favor Braun, Wilms, Toth. Grafton Village council seats go to Albrecht and Rozga with 32 write-ins. Avon Board of Public Affairs to Mrs Frances Rogers. Avon justice of the peace Eugene Hubbard added. Wellington village writers include Mert Carpenter and others. Manor disputes and ties to be settled by lot Tuesday.
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Lorain
Balogh
Martin
Waters
Lorain City
Fred Wilins
Edward A. Braim
Sucessful
Black River
Board of ‘Trusters
Charles P. Toth
Braun
Wilms
Justice of the Peace
T. Paul Williams
Lee White
Walter Brietkiewicz
John Holcomb
William Forbush
Carl Pearce
Pearce
Church Men Observe Luther Birthday Program at Meeting
Members of St. John's Lutheran Church Men’s Club held a meeting to mark Martin Luther’s birth date on November 10 with a brief business session followed by a program. Walter Krone and Martin Huebner presented Luther’s life events, and Karl Piepenburg shared slides from a trip to Switzerland and Germany. The Piepenburgs previously hosted residents at the Lutheran Home for the Aged with motion pictures from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Walter Krone
Martin Huebner
Luther
Karl Piepenburg
Switzerland
Germany
Peipenburg
Oberlin Death Records Mall News
Obituary notices list MARCIA WIERRSCH and DORIS BEILMAN with phone numbers 42601 and 43633 and delivery service details for the mall news segment in Oberlin.
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Mall News
P. O
Marcia Wierrsch
Doris Beilman
Richard Grills Named Chief of Proposed Post
Oberlin civil defense reporting that Richard Grills of 241 S Main is named chief observer for an Air Force ground observation post. A meeting of wardens is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in Christ Episcopal church parish hall. Lt Tywid Bundrick will discuss the post with city council Monday and volunteers are sought to fund the project.
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Oberlin
Robert Wood
Civil Defense
Christ Uepiscopal Church
Air
Wood
Tywid Bundrick
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Richard Grills
S. Main Street
Ie Post
Tis
James Brand
Charter Commission
Council
John Kutscher
A. J. Laws
Avon Lake
Avon Lake Charter Commission
Kurscher
Charles Mosher
Oberlin News-Tribune
Dudley Wood, Jr
E. P. Zahm
Thomas Piraino
Nelson Stud Welding Co
Garnard Cowling
George Hoover
Paul Warner
Oberlin Savings Bank Co
Eva Mae Crosby
Wade Ellis
Oberlin College
George Hunter
Richard Weldon
Hugh Robertson
Cleveland Press
Harold Gibson
Gibson Bakery
J. D. MacLaury
Grover Severs
Clyde A. Wolbrook
Department of Religion
Berea College
J. H. Nichols
Department of Physical Education
Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
N.C.A.A
Cincinnati
Mother Of Elyria Man Dies In Rochester
Word came to Elyria merchant E A Egar of 313 Columbia avenue of his mother Mrs Sophie Egar's death in Rochester New York. He and his wife left at once for the east to be with family. Other survivors include a son three daughters and grandchildren among them Elyrian Ronald Egar.
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Martha A. Adams Stranahan
Clayton A. Stranahan
Princeton Avenue
Bereal Community Hospital
Stranahan
Cleveland
Elyria
First Methodist Church
King’s Daughters
Circle No. 6
WSCS
F. D. Adams
Elmsted Falls
Claude R. Adams
Glenn L. Stranahan
Eaton
Ralph W. Stranahan
Paul Strobel
Freda Hall
Olmsted Falls
Harold Dicken
James Sivard
Columbia Cemetery
E. A. Egar
Columbia Avenue
Elyria Merchant
Sophie Egar
Rochester
N.Y
Passenger Hurt When Car Goes Out Of Control
Sandra Cassetta 19 of 448 Clinton Avenue was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for possible chest injuries and x ray exams after a Route 5 crash 14 miles south of Route 133. Eugene Sines 18 of 2092 Grafton Road said car lights failed and he lost control, hitting a utility pole. Deputies investigated.
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Sandra Cassetta
Clinton Avenue
Elyvira Memorial Hospital
Cassetta
Eugene Sines
Grafton Road
Sines
Markets Cleveland Komegrowers Market Apples And Vegetables
Readable market listing shows prices for apples like McIntosh and Cortland, along with numerous vegetables including broccoli carrots cauliflower endives lettuce onions and more. Additional data covers grain futures and Cleveland livestock prices for cattle calves and hogs, plus poultry eggs butter and milk pricing.
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Cleveland Komegrowers
Jonathan J J
McIntosh
Cortland
Bskts
Jonathan and Cortland
BRETS
Ohio
Bartlett
Hubbard
Toledo
Cleveland Lipstock
Chalice
Local Court Divorces and Civil Suits Filed in Lorain County
Velma Beane was granted a divorce from Basil with child custody by Judge D A Cook for neglect and wilful absence. Susan Ponezocha of Lorain filed for divorce from Stanley alleging negligence. Lacy Broyles sued Emil Kattas for 25000 dollars over a June 29 1953 automobile collision. Probate notices announceRodney G Rockwood appointed administrator of Ella G Rockwood estate and John A Ball appointed administrator of Coletta M Ball estate both in Elyria Lorain County Ohio with dates in October 1953.
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Velma Beane
Basil
D. A. Cook
Susan Ponezocha
Cedar Drive
Lorain
Stanley
Lacy Broyles
West 21St Street
Emil Kattas
Broadway
West Ridge
Middle Ridge Roads
Rodney G. Rockwood
Harrison St
Elyria
Ohio
Ella G. Rockwood
Ella L. Rockwood
Lorain County
A. D
C.T
John A. Ball
Fourth St. Elyria
Coletta M. Ball
City of
Alyria
Malcolm Thomson
Drinking Drivers Fined $125 Each In Mayor's Court
In Elyria Mayor Henry W. Ault fined Raymond A. James of Suf Case Avenue $125 plus costs and suspended his driving rights for six months for driving while intoxicated. Seven mail boxes on Prospect Street were damaged, valued at $40, and the car damage estimated at $175. James was unhurt. Lewis Davis of 1424 West River Street also received $125 and costs plus six months suspension on a DWI charge with added $10 and costs for defective brakes. Willard E. Sheffield of 216 Second Street was found guilty of DWI, fined $125 and costs, and had driving rights suspended for six months.
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Prospect Street
Raymond A. James
Case Avenue
James
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Lewis Davis
West River Street
Willard E. Sheffield
Istreet
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Sheffield
Converse Golden Anniversary Observed by Family
Mr and Mrs Earl M Converse celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home on Sherman Street Norwalk with relatives and friends. Married November 9 1903 in the First Methodist Church of Norwalk by Rev H S Powell Nellie Freeman is Mrs Converse. Relatives attending included daughter Janice Esch Akron and families, son Carl Converse Spencer and son Earl Converse Jr Nova. Luncheon and gifts were part of the observance.
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New London
Earl M. Converse
Sherman Street
H. S. Powell
First Methodist Church
Norwalk
Airs
Converse
Nellie Freeman
Janice) Esch
Akron
Carl Converse
Spencer
Earl Jr
Nova
Mayor's court fines and continuations in Oberlin area
William Sweeney of Oberlin road pleaded innocent to failing to control his car in mayor's court this morning. Mayor Henry W. Ault continued his case to November 1. George Jewell of Bellfield avenue faced a citation for improper control and was fined $10 and costs. Mrs. Marjorie Polakowski of Cleveland was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after being arrested at Sohio Filling Station on Broad Street. Cecil P. Harris of Lodi street was fined $5 and costs for jaywalking following a June accident. Lawrence Coleman of Cleveland faced three charges after driving the wrong way on West Avenue, with $5 and costs for the offense and $10 and costs each for no Ohio driver's license and for defective brakes.
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William Sweeney
Oberlin Road
Henry W. Ault
George Jewell
Bellfield Avenue
Marjorie Polakowski
Cleveland
Ault
Lawrence Coleman
West Avenue
Ohio
Control of Ashland Radio Station Sold
Ashland based WATG radio station transfers from Mahoning Valley Broadcasting of Youngstown to Ashland Broadcasting Company for 365000. New owners are Dr. Robert F. Burke of Defiance and Carl Fox of Bryan.
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Ashland
Cirs
WATG
Mahoning Valley Broadcasting Company
Youngstown
Ashland Broadcasting Company
Robert F. Burke
Defiance
Carl Fox
Bryan
Engineers Hear Shell Molding Talk at Lorain Meeting
Edward Bremer metallurgical editor of Foundry magazine spoke Wednesday night to the Lorain County Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at Hotel Antlers in Lorain. He described shell molding, its aim for greater accuracy and finish, and its potential for lower cost. Bremer, with 26 years at Foundry and a University of Illinois graduate, led a Q A.
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Edward Bremer
Foundry” Magazine
Lorain County
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
Bremer
University of Illinois
R. V. Firth
Edward Crankshaw
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co
Methodist Youth Attend Oberlin Festival Gathering
One hundred fifty Methodist youths attended the Booth Festival at Oberlin Methodist Church Tuesday evening led by Rev. Robert Buchanan of Vincent Church. Dr. Stanley Smith spoke on his Elyria Methodist Home work, showed slides, and accepted gifts of produce for the home. Wellington had the largest crowd, LaGrange second, LaPorte first among contributors, with recreation led by Rev. Forest DeWinter and refreshments served by Rev. R. L. Krepps. Announced were the Intermediate Rally at Sharon Center Sunday at 3 PM and the Senior Rally November 29 at Willard.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Methodist Church
Robert Buchanan
Vincent Methodist Church
Antherst Methodist Church
Stanley Smith
Elyria Methodist Home
LaPorte
Sharon Center
Willard
Elyria High Band Plans Buckeyes Trip Saturday
Elyria High School band members charter a bus for a Saturday trip to Columbus to attend the Ohio State Purdue game. They depart at 7 30 am with packed lunches to avoid delays and plan a supper stop at Mt Gilead on the way home. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs Ernest Watts and Band Director William Walters and Mrs Walters.
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Elyria High School
Columbus
Elyria
Mt. Gilead
Ernest Watts
William Walters
Walters
Ruling On Appeal After Payment Of Fine Is Reversed
The Ninth District Court of Appeals ruled that paying a $50 zoning fine does not waive Chester Popa of Avon’s right to appeal his conviction for operating a sand pit in a residential area. The court remanded for trial on whether the mayor’s court proceedings were proper.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Chester Popa
Avon
Popa
James B.adams
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Court of Appeals
Eastern Heights Pageant Draws Record Crowd in Elyria Schools
The Ohio Sesquicentennial pageant at Eastern Heights School drew about 750 attendees, the largest audience yet, as 380 students from grades five through eight performed in scenes by grade and department. The program featured an orchestral overture, opaque projections, several dances, and three choruses directed by Marjorie Rossiter, Martha Radachy, and Richard Valentine. The final show moves to Franklin School with Roosevelt School assisting, inviting community members to attend.
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Elyria
Eastern Heights
Dwight Felton
Sidney Davis
Marjorie Rossiter
Martha Radachy
Richard Valentine
Frank J+ Smith
Franklin School
Roosevelt School
45 Nominated For Posts On Hospital Board Of Trustees
About 250 members of the Southern Lorain County Hospital Association received ballots from Acting Secretary Louis Wilson for selecting a board of trustees for the proposed hospital. A nominating committee of four chose 15 township representatives and 12 village members from 27 candidates. ballots due Monday, November 16. The eventual executive board will form committees to raise funds, choose a location, and oversee building and planning.
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Wellington
Southern Lorain Country Hospital Association
Louis Wilson
Ralph Gray
Minerva Knapp
Donald Shays
R. D. Wellington
George Backaaus
Blake Stevick
Court rules store not liable in lettuce slip case
A Common Pleas verdict affirmed by the Ohio Court of Appeals holds that Fisher Brothers store is not liable for injuries to Mrs Tiber from slipping on lettuce and a black substance on the floor. No evidence showed employees knew of the hazard, and the accident occurred at 1820 Broadway Lorain.
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American T. & T
Avco Mig
Bio Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cleveland
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Common Pleas
Kennecott Copper
John D. Pincura
Elisa
Yotgomery Ward
Tiber
Oakdale Avenue
Lo NY
Central
Fisher Brothers
Court of Appeals
Ohip Oil
Bae
Penna. R. R. Ba
Sui
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck BT
Socony Vacuum
Broadway
Lorain
Standard of Ind
Standard of
N. J
Standard of Ohio
Texas Company
Satc Ees
Toledo Edison
U. S. Steel
Woolworth Co
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Charles Bromley
Great Bethel Baptist Church
Uniontown
Joseph Bromley
Allegheny Mountains
Marcia Wearsch
Olivewood Avenue
Lakewood
Lakewood Hospital
iHenry
Grace Schrader
Delbert
Ransom
Lester
Leslie
Mars Mary Smith
Vahna Rutmer
Paul
Edward
Walter Couney
Corrigan
Lorain J Avenue
West 148Th Street
St. Clements Church
St. Mary’s ‘Cemetery
Bonnie Sue Bruce
Robert W. Bruce
Hilliard Road
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Elysia
Allen School
Mary Lou
Robert Jr
Linda Lee
Agnes Bruce
Cecil Mylone
Martha A. Stranahan
Mr. Egar
the Fashion
Middle Ave
Iryers
Ceek
Toms Beith
Olivered
Govt
Police Dept. News
Ashland Radio Station
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
P.H.O
Methodist
Elyria High
Buckeyes
Hospital Board of Trustees
P. R. Smith & CO
Sunbeam
Hamilton Beach
Mixmaster Junior
General Electric
G.E. Sandwich & Waffle Maker
Sunbeam Waffle Maker
Alvin Cook
Sunbeam Coffee Master
Farber Auto
Universal Auto
Coffee Maker
Micro-Matic
West Bend Auto
Fryryte
Deep Fryer
West Bend
Black Angus Rotisserie
Nesco Electric Roaster
Pepper Mills
Waring Blender
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