Honorary Lincoln School membership for juvenile delinquent
A Lorain Chronicle item recalls Rus Dochess being named an honorary Lincoln Elementary School faculty member effective September 27 1965. Principal Charles A Daney praises the faculty. Dochess receives a ballpoint pen reading Welcome Teachers September 3 1965 and rejects PTA involvement. Details touch on local families Daney Stolzenburg and a corridor of Lorain Elyria history.
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Lincoln Elementary School
Lorain
East 31St St
Vine Ave
South
Steel City
Lincoln School
Charles A. Daney
Daney
Lorain County
Parent- Teacher Association
Charles A. Danev
Elyria
Charles G
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sitdown puts youth in city jail
An Elyria youth, 1 year old in age, was fined 50 dollars in Municipal Court for resisting arrest and pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct after a scuffle with Sgt. Robert Sampsel and Officer John Wilbert at Mom's Open Kitchen on Broad Street. The youth punched, kicked and bit during the arrest.
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Elyria
Larry E. Gingery
West River St
Sao
Robert Sampsel
John F. Wilbert
Mom
Broad St
Samuel
Wilbert
Gingery
Samsel
Samsen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
State and Blue Cross in rate hike dispute
The State of Ohio and Northeastern Ohio Blue Cross clash over a rate increase. Blue Cross seeks up to 20 percent amid delays, while state officials push to keep rates steady during a long term investigation. Hospitals warn of potential service cuts if finances worsen. Vernon Burt awaits word from Insurance Director Morris.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Blue Cross
Vernon R. Burt
William R. Morris
Morris
Fire Leaves Five Homeless After Wellington Residence Blaze
A Wellington family of five was left homeless after a fire at the Ray Dodgin residence on Johns Street. The fire, discovered about 2 25 p m, caused an estimated 3 50 in damage and gutted the kitchen with extensive smoke damage. The family was away shopping. Mrs Dodgin carried her 18 month old son Ray Linn to safety and called the fire department from neighbor Jerry Sikora's home. The home owner Oscar Lee had remodeled the kitchen. The Dodgin family planned to move to their mother's home in Norwalk while finding new quarters.
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Wellington
Yester
Surance
Ray Dodgin
Johns St
Re Amty
Oscar Lee
Buckeye Raychewers Ham Club to Meet Tomorrow
The Buckeye Raychewers Amateur Radio Club schedules its October eyeball meeting for 2 p.m. at H. N. Centner residence 374 Lafayette Blvd Sheffield Lake. Hams from Lorain Medina and Cuyahoga Counties expected. Net times change: Sunday 11 a.m. and Thursday evenings on six meters frequency 31.8.
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Buckeye Raychewers Amateur Radio Club
H. N
Bud) Centner
Lafayette Blvd
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
Medina
Cuyahoga
AuWerter's acquires Elyria Office Equipment in merger
AuWerter's Office Outfitters at 408 Middle Ave has acquired Elyria Office Equipment Co. at 607 Middle Ave. Fred erick AuWerter, president, says the merged operation will house inventory furniture and fixtures and move to 607 Middle Ave. The combined firms employ 10 persons and will offer a full line of office furniture supplies.
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AuWerter
Middle Ave
Elyria Office Equipment Co
Frederick AuWerter
AuWerter’s
Office Outfitters
Harter
Victor
Hallmark
Globe - Warnicke
Cnet
Tal
Outfitters
Hermes
B. L
Elyria
Shaw - Walker Furm
Ture, Cole
Columbia
Lorain Officials Clash Over Police Promotions Ruling
Lorain City Solicitor Adrian Betleski doubts any quick legal decision on recent civil service promotions. He plans a Monday review with County Prosecutor Paul Mikus after a grand jury found irregularities in examinations and ratings. Three officers promoted this year are cited amid claims promotions violated procedures.
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Lorain
Adrian Betleski
Betleski
Mosday
Paul Mikus
Polie
Mikus
Bedeski
Lorain Civil Service Commission
Grand Jury
Robert Hirbe
John Malinovsky
George Metelsky
Elyria Man Faces Four Charges After High Speed Chase
Garry L. Burch, 23, of 1149 East River Road, was jailed awaiting a Municipal Court appearance on speeding reckless operation resisting arrest and violating five stop signs. Patrolmen Shullick and Kudrin stopped his car after a 15 block chase beginning near Broadway and Fifth Street.
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Lorain
Elyria
Garry L. Burch
East River Rd
John St. Kelena
Burch
Melvin Shullick
Gilbert Kudrin
Broadway
Fifth St
10Th
Lth Sts
Chronicle Telegram ElyriaBriefs Seventeenth Page
Local briefs from Elyria Ohio cover small items likely including community notices events and updates on-page seventeen of the Chronicle Telegram. Read for terse details and names if readable.
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the Chronicle -Telegram
Pittsfield United Church to be built after Palm Sunday tornado
Pittsfield congregations merge to form a new United Church of Christ on land near Routes 38 and 303. The $110000 edifice will reuse a bell from the old Congregational church with plans approved by the 160 member group. Rev. Elmer Novak leads the project from Oberlin Graduate School of Theology.
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Pittsfield
Chalmer Mosher
Pittsfield United Church of of the In
Christ
Rts 38
Congregational Church
Masher
Old Congregational Church
Mosher
Joe McConnell
Mabel Brown
Raymond Maurer
Raymond Bradley
Harold Brandi
Emma Hayes
Dorothy Klier
James Mann
McConnell
Robert Mobler
Leonard O'Neal
Willard Waite
Elmer Novak
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Black River stages Virginia Woolf farce at playhouse
Norma Conaway reviews Black River Playhouse upending Edward Albee with Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. Maxine Owen and Richard Ehrke star as the bickering couple in three acts featuring humiliation, confrontations and a chilling ending. Supporting work by Brian Smira and Conni Mateer is noted, with Lowell Holloway directing. One performance tonight at 8 30 p m and three shows next week Thursday Friday Saturday. reservations advised.
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Black River Playhouse
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Maxine Owen
Richard
George
Martha
Man Guest
Albee
Richard Ehlke
Ehlke
Brian Smira
Conni Mateer
Lowell Holloway
Playhouse
Two men charged with gambling in Lorain raid
Lorain police charged Ralph Ramirez and William Nemeth after a vice squad raid found betting cards football pool stubs and wagers at Bill's Tobacco Shop. Ramirez 36 clerk at the shop and Nemeth 38 owner operator of the tobacco shop face counts related to gambling and keeping a place for wagers.
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Lorain
Ralph Ramirez
East 42Nd St
Bill
Pearl Ave
William P. Nemeth
Grant St
John Malinovsky
Emil Haponek
Ramirez
Harshaw Strike Expands At Cleveland Plant
International Chemical Workers Union members at Harshaw Chemical Co. in Cleveland joined Elyria workers in a strike that pushes total walkouts to over 600. Negotiations had broken down hours before the old two year pact deadline, with other Harshaw plants in Gloucester City Paterson Louisville and Chicago unaffected.
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Gloucester City
Paterson
N.J
Louisville
Chicago
Theft of 24 ingots at Electra Alloy Plant
Elyria police investigate theft at the Electra Alloy Division of the American Brake Shoe Co on Taylor Ave and Abbe Rd. About 24 copper ingots, 25 pounds each and valued at 2400 dollars, were taken from four drums behind the melting furnace. The ingots reportedly slid under the fence and a two wheel steel shop buggy was used to move them to the fence.
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Electra Alloy Division
American Brake Shoe Co
Taylor Ave
Abbe Rd
Elyria
John S. Cutter
Build Midview group to meet at Grafton School
The Build Midview Committee will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Grafton School to discuss promoting the four million operating levy for the school. Community members interested in volunteer work are invited to attend.
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Build Midview Group
Grafton
Attorney to speak at UN program in Cleveland
Paul W. Walter, Cleveland attorney and former national president of the United World Federalists, will speak at the United Nations 20th anniversary town meeting on Oct. 18 at Holly Hall. Co sponsored by the American Association of University Women, League of Women Voters and the YWCA, the event runs from 8 p.m. to 5 p.m. It notes Walter’s roles on city and national bar bodies and his long law firm partnership since 1936.
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Paul W. Walter
Cleveland
United Nations
Holly Hall
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
YWCA
Cochairman
United Nations Committee
United World Federalists
Ad‘Elyria Community
UWF
Paul J. Mikus
Lorain County Association
Clark King
Will
Aftorlliam Engelland
Walter Kney
West High
Beating Leads to Jail for Norwalk Man
A 23 year old Norwalk man, Karl M. Edwards, was jailed for seven months and fined 500 dollars after being found guilty of resisting and abusing an officer intoxication and assault and battery. His wife Barbara required 41 stitches for facial injuries at Fisher-Titus Hospital. Deputies said the couple argued when she returned home from doing laundry and Edwards fled to a field after a scuffle.
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Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Karl M. Edwards
RD 1
Barbara
Fisher - Titus Hospital
Huron County
Edwards
County park nature walks scheduled for October
Public nature walks will be held every weekend in October led by Perry F. Johnson, ranger-naturalist for Lorain County Metropolitan Park District. Two locations: Lorain County Outdoor Education Center near West Branch Black River Carlisle Township Saturdays at 8 30 am and Shale Cliff Trailside Center Mill Hollow Park Sundays at 1 pm. Guides include Isbeca and Tom Pauly.
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Perry F. Johnson
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Lorain County
Black River
Carlisle Township
Outdoor Educational Center
Butternut Ridge Rd
Shale Cliff
Mill Hollow Park
Bacon Woods
Mill Hollow
Vermilion River Valley
Brownhelm Township
North Ridge Rd
Isbeca
Tom Pauly
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Deerfield
Lake Eleanor
Ham’ Radio Club
Hirbe
Malinovsky
Metebky
Mukus
Josena Paler
Chalmo
Namec
Dev J
Victor Buizu
Marx
Sgr
Anthony Kararo
Elyrian
Elyria, Ohio
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Eree
Norma Conaway
Ehrke
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