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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1954

Page

12

Driver Injured In Two Car Collision At Cleveland And Olive

A 51 year old Elyria man, Andrew Debay, suffered a fractured rib and head cut after his car rear ended Edgar Pearce's vehicle on Cleveland Street near Olive. Debay, treated at Elvira Memorial Hospital, faces a charge of failing to have his car under control. Damages totaled 350 to Debay’s car and 175 to Pearce’s.

Elyria Cleveland and Olive Sts Andrew Dobay Fast Ave Elvrra Memorial Hospital Debay Edgar K. Pearce Vermilion Cleveland St

Elyria Chest sets drive for $184000 in 1955 campaign

Lorain County residents will host a speech tour by State Auditor James Rhodes Republican candidate for governor Oct 13 ending with a dinner at Magyar Evangelical and Reform Church Elyria. The drive, Oct 18 28, aims to raise 184066 for the Community Chest with Leo R Meyer Motors chairing and Eugene Smith, Gordon Curl, and Gene Corns assisting. Rhodes plans stops including Wellington Grafton Oberlin Amherst Lorain Avon and nearby communities.

Loramn James 4. Rhodes GOP Rhodes Elyria Republican Committee Magyar Evangelical and Reformed War Evengelical and Reform Wellington Grafton Oberlin Inn Amherst Lorain Pearl Ave National Tube Co Ernest R. Seabold Elyria Community Chest Campaign Leo R. Meyer Leo R. Meyer Motors Gordon Curl Eugene Smith Motion Gene Corns

Spontaneous Combustion Blamed In Fire At Barn

A barn at the Otto Erbacher home on Seven Hills Road near New London burned at 2 30 am believed caused by spontaneous combustion. Firemen arrived too late to save the building valued around 9000 dollars and containing hay laundry equipment and a milk house.

New London Otto Erbacher Seven Hills Rd Ruggles Township Mike Watts Are al Walters

Bank Authorized To Make Series Ticket Refunds

The Elyria Savings and Trust Go announced it is authorized to refund unused tickets for the fifth game of the World Series. Under Cleveland Baseball Co authorization refunds will be issued at its main bank on Cleveland Street and at branches on Cleveland Street and in Avon Lake.

Elyria Savings and Trust Go Cleveland Baseball Co Elyria Savings and Trrust Co Cleveland St Avon Lake

Death Records and Obituaries from Elyria Area

Deaths include Reinhardt R. Palles of 125 Courtland St at 1 30 p m after a heart attack. burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Ernest L. Sanders Tl died at 2 15 p m at his store 112 Adams St. services at Curtis E Truman Funeral Home and LaGrange Cemetery. Mary Long Burger, former Elyria resident, funeral at Baker Funeral Home Friday 2 p m. burial Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Angeline Szmusiak Lorain 64, heart attack. services at Don Trowski Funeral Home and Nativity Church Calvary Cemetery.

Reinhardt R. Palles Courtland St Blyrie Memorial Hospital Fire “Department Mr. Pallas Sandusky Elyria Blau-Knox Corp Fuller Rd Emma R. Pallas Delbert Worcester Fields Henry Pallas West Ridge Hurest Pallas Griswold Rd Gust Pallas Berthe Reese Oberlin Wainwright St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Pallas Walter Reif Ridge Hill Memorial Park Wellington Ernest L. Sanders Adams St Pfaudler Co Dora Alma Knipper Viola Knepper Ward Dill Clarence Fye LaGrange Ernest Jr Fremont John Brubaker Mansfield Clyde Horton Columbia Station Leon Curtice Dewey Knowles Loman I Franklin Curtis E. Truman Wallace Aker LaPorte Methodist Church LaGrange Cemetery Strongville Mary Long Burger Berea Hospital Baker Funeral Home W. Heber O'Hara Lorain Angeline Szymusiak St. Josephs Hospital John Carl Supel Frank Szymusiak Joseph Szymusiak Dearborn Mic Buriak Calvary Cemetery

$29 In Kitchen Items Stolen At 88 Woodford Ave

A number of household items valued at about 29 dollars were stolen from 88 Woodford Ave between Wednesday and Friday. Mrs. Doris Sauer of the same address reported the theft to police. Items reported stolen include a stainless steel dipper knife set mixing bowl plaster bowl set bowl covers pillow case with zipper dampening bag set of bowls safe washbag and ironing board cover.

Woodford Ave Doris Sauer

Verdicts in plumbing suit and divorces noted in court

A jury in Judge D A Cook's court awarded $1 218 to Leslie Sauvey of Sheffield Lake against Kenneth Everson on a cross petition regarding plumbing on 17 houses. A separate property seizure case awarded Nellie Schroeder $2 000 for taken property and $1 000 for damages in Amherst township. Lee Hatfield was granted a divorce from Marjorie by Judge John Fincura. Cognovit judgments were entered against seven individuals, including Ray Hess and Harold Miller, with amounts ranging from 168 to 321 dollars.

Leslie Sauvey Sheffield Lake Kenneth Everson Avon Lake D. A. Cook Sauvey Evenson Ohio Turnpike Commission Nellie K. Schroeder Amherst Township Common Pleas Court Lee Hatfield Marjorie John Fincura Ray Hess East Broad St Harold Miller West 11Th St Walter Peas C. M. Byars, Jr Sugar Ridge Ra

Voters to Decide Pay Hike If Levy Passes in November

City council finance and grievance committees approve a general fund pay raise of 5 to 7 percent for most city employees with possible extra boosts if the two mill operating levy is approved in the Nov 2 election. About 150 general fund workers, plus comparable boosts for water sanitation and street staff, would be affected. The levy is expected to raise $156,000, with $45,000 set aside for raises. Committees will reconvene Monday to finalize the exact percentage. Elected officials do not receive raises.

Surt Laderman John Lugas Dale Kellogg Harry Claycomb Eugene Smith Safety Service Michael J. Lotko Water, Sanitation and Street Department Kellogg Goodman Beverage Co Alice McCartney Paw Par Riverside Cr.ush Lodi St Elyria Auto Service

Indictments and divorces mark Lorain court docket

A flurry of petitions and indictments leads the Lorain scene. UAW UWL member Ike Wees and Nelson Clapper face neglect and cruelty charges in a combined case. A divorce suit against Joseph Formanek is filed by Madeline Blevins, while Blevins’ divorce from William is granted on grounds of imprisonment. Probate filings reveal an estate valued around 27 000 dollars for Els nasgworth Ball. Boundary dispute cases arise as William and Viola Stell sue Oke Manning over a sun visor theft and fence removal. The sheriff assists in the search for missing Alice Seyfert. Investment Discount Co. appears in another docket entry.

Wees UAW Uwl Linmcuy Nelson Clapper Lorain John Maltie Kolyika North Ridges Pincura Amherst Joseph Elizabeth Hann Smith Carlisle Town John A. Ball Els Nasgworth Ball Common Pleas Oke Manning Oberlin Rd William and Viola Stell Sheriff's Department Zer Bellfield Ave Frances Moveske Bellfield Alice Seyfert R. D Vermilion Investment Discount Co Wasi

Purse Snatching on Sixth Street Targets Elderly Woman

Elyria police seek two suspects after a youth about 20 grabbed a hand bag from Mrs. Jesse E. Kent, 79, near 340 Sixth Street. The bag contained about $16 in cash and valuables. The crime occurred while she walked on Sixth Street late last night, prompting the search for the two suspects.

Elyria Jesse E. Kent Sixth St

Lodi St lot offers free Friday parking from merchants

Local merchants including Phillips Drug Store Worcester Block Isaly's join in offering free parking in the Lodi Street lot each Friday from noon. The Witch Co on Oct 18 Berson's on Oct 29 and Elytia Hardware on Nov 5 will cover costs. Parking fees averaged $12 weekly since Aug 9.

Phillips Drug Store Wooster Isaly’s Lodi St the Witch Co Berson’s Department Store Elytia Safety Service Michael J. Lotko Marchants Elyria O’donnell’s O'donnell’s Domnnell

Bold Action Urged by Elyria Democrats in State Platform Endorsement

Elyria Democrats endorsed the party’s state platform and backed a two mill city general fund levy. They also supported a review of the Public Utilities Commission and the Fair Employment Practices Commission. The vote followed the Columbus convention and motions by Mayor Keys. A Get Out the Vote committee was formed under Joe Cirigliano with a ward-by-ward canvass schedule. Virginia Saylor attended and spoke on the Ohio Democratic Women convention.

Elyria Lastight Fair Employment Practices Commission Public Utilities Commission Columbus J. Grant Keys Keys Joe Cirigliano Cirigliano Sth Ind Anc Elaim Atty Wiliam McCray United Polish Club Virginia Saylor Saylor Ohio Federation of Democratic Women

Injury suit filed over auto crash in Sheffield Lake

David Urke of Euclid files a $35,000 injury suit against Model Bakery Inc Lorain and Frank Barnes of Cleveland for injuries from a June 12 Route 11 truck car crash in Sheffield Lake. Urke was a passenger in Bates' vehicle at the time.

David Urke Euclid, C Model Bakery, Inc Lorain Frank Barnes Cleveland Sheffield Lake Urke Bates

Oakwood School Pupils Flee Police After Disguised Break-ins

Three Oakwood School students went missing and were chased by Lorain officers three times before capture. They were found sleeping in Florence Kale’s hallway and later linked to break-ins at Oakwood School and the Grove Theater. Detective Hunker said the boys slept in a garage at 2246 East 30th Street.

Lorain Oakwood School Florence Kale Eagle Cafe Ralph Waters 30Th St Grove Ave Walters Gilbert Leffler Lexington Ave Grove Theater Richard Hunker East 30Th St Schneider National Tube Co

Police Accounts From Mayor's Court Report

In Mayor's Court Jack Baldwin pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct and gets a hearing on October 14 after a complaint by Josephine Martin who said he cursed and swore at her. Jady Cullen was fined five dollars and costs for disobeying a traffic signal on East Avenue. Alfred Copeland was charged with speeding and disobeying two stop signs and must appear in court Tuesday. A maple chair worth 12 dollars was stolen from Mrs. George Frome's porch on Middle Avenue. Angelo Marra, Lyndhurst, charged with disobeying an adult school guard on Route 57 and Foster Lane, is to appear in court tomorrow.

Debay Pearce Wellsburg West Va Third Stard Middle Ave Raymond Third St Ranges George J. Thatchell West Third St Harry L. Thompson Ninth St West Ave Thatchell Thompson Mayor's Court Jack Baldwin South Middle Ave Josephine Martin Second St Baldwin Jady Cullen East Ave Alfred Copeland Poplar St Gulf Rd George Frome Middle Ave Angelo Marra Lyndhurst Rt. 57 Foster Lave

Landing Strip Test Case Heads to Court in Elyria

In Elyria Ohio a landowner Don Brown seeks to build an air strip on his property amid township zoning opposition. Common Pleas Court set for Oct 15 to decide if the field is private or commercial and whether it constitutes a nuisance. Prosecutor Mikis and Attorney General ONeill back Brown arguing the zoning law is too restrictive.

Brown John Pincura Paul Mikis

Egg with a handle? Springs tale of a soft egg

Richfield Springs reports a curious hen laying an egg with a one inch loop at its end. Mrs Stanley Phillips says the egg was unusually soft and appeared to have a handle like feature.

Richfield Springs Stanley Phillips

Barracks Inspection Today At Lorain Ohio State Patrol

The Lorain Barracks in Ohio reported two minor accidents during a semiannual inspection led by Lt. 5. A. Bower from Massillon. Officers noted 0 further incidents as eight men prepared for the eye of the district headquarters.

Lorain Barracks Ohio A. Bower Massillon Bower jLorain Post North Ridge Rd Robert Caasar Foster Park Rd Amherst Emitt Roberts Harold, Ky Roberts Lawrence Lalonde Annis Rd Andrew Fritsch R. D Lalonde Fritsch

City Permit Renewed for Elyria Sewage Dump

The Ohio Board of Health renewed Elyria's sewage discharge permit for six months with three conditions: complete rehabilitation plans and state approval, maintain satisfactory operation, and file a renewal application with a full expansion schedule and completion date. Havens & Emerson prepare plans for the 25 year old plant. city aims to spend 110000 on improvements as it seeks extension through 1955.

Ohio Board of Health Elyria Black River State Health Board Water Pollution Control Board Havens & Emerson Board of Health Safety Service Michael Leiko

Chamber Action On City Levy Postponed

The Chamber of Commerce delays its 2 mill general world operating levy vote as the tax committee studies the issue. Norris Ryder says a board meeting postponed action until the committee completes its investigation and a new vote will be scheduled.

Chamber of Commerce Norris Ryder Chamber Ryder

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