Man Gets 5 Days On DWI
Richard D. Woods aged 23 of 426 Third St pleaded guilty in Mayor's Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, sentenced to five days in jail, and ordered not to drive in Elyria for 12 months. Woods’ second offense triggered the penalty. He and passenger Alwin Thomas 21 of Sugar Ridge Rd suffered facial cuts. Woods was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital while Thomas was kept for observation. Police report Woods failed to stop at East River St, sending his car over the curb and into a tree then onto a front lawn. Auto damage was about 400 dollars.
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East River St
Richard D. Woods
Third St
Elyria
Keys
Woods
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alwin Thomas
Sugar Ridge Rd
Ridge St
East River
Court Clerk Projects More Work for Courts
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate said county workers sent by commissioners will grow. In IMS he had nine employees and his department took in fees totaling 18,850 that year. For the last fiscal year the department collected 55,552 in fees. Additional staff are needed for the new domestic relations and juvenile court to be established in 1950, Agate added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Agate
Agate
IMS
Lorain Businessman Dies at 17 Years Local Resident Succumbs
A Lorain businessman aged 17 years dies at 9 am after residing on East 2th Street. He belonged to St. Stanislaus Church and is survived by wife Kathryn, two daughters Mrs. Howard Tri linger and Mrs. Julius Dobamas, both of Lorain, and two grandchildren. Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home to host services Saturday at 8:30 am, then 9 am Mass at St. Ladislaus.
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Lorain
Ralte
Catholic Schools To Be Closed In Elyria Institute Day
Staff at Elyria Catholic schools will close for a diocesan teachers institute in Cleveland at the Public Music Hall. Dr. Etienne Gilson of St. Michael's College, University of Toronto, will keynote with a talk on The Places of History in Catholic Education to aid bell tower rebuilding funds in Menton France. Archbishop Hoban will preside and the day features subject conferences and a 4 p.m. library reception at St. Columbus College. Governor Lausche announced the event and James R. Tichenor, current speaker and acting administrator of the Bureau, is considered for a permanent appointment. Tichenor, Fremont native, rose from Elyria office to Columbus, and now lives in Lincoln Village with his wife and two daughters. a son lives in California.
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Elyria Catholic
Clevelland
Etienne Gilson
Institute of Medieval Studies
St. Michael's College
University of Toronto
Vermenton
France
John’ Manently
Ery, Xrol
Floyd L. Begin
Nest Cornell
Clarence E. Elwell
Institute
BUC
Mr. Tichenor
Tichenor
Fremont
Elyria
Lorain County
Columbus
Lincoln Village
California
New EHS Lounge Hosts First Dinner Meeting
Elyria High School students used the new EHS lounge for the Margaret E. Edwards Chapter Future Teachers of America. About 500 members mothers and adviser Miss Lucille Leach attended a dinner and monthly meeting. They viewed a teacher recruitment film What Greater Gift and discussed ushers for EHS College Night November 16 and NECTA October 21 in Cleveland. Officers listed: Jackie Sharkey president Lois Learn vice president Enid Bayer treasurer Jackie Moran secretary.
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Ely Ita High ‘School
Margaret E. Edwards
Future Teachers of America
Lucille Leach
EHS
NECTA
Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
Harvey's
Jackie Sharkey
Lois Learn
Enid Bayer
Jackie Moran
Jaycees Hear District 3 Plans at Elyria Meeting
District 3 Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Elyria drew five Parria Jaycees reps and three national directors Duke Garrison Bob Chennault and Dana Case led discussions on membership international leadership and programs. Ten of thirteen units were represented including Elyria officials and committees. An all-state Jaycee event is slated for Cleveland November 5 and 6 with a district meeting planned for February. Tonight district vice president Len Bolton will chair a directors and committees gathering at 8:30 p m in Jaycee rooms for membership finance house awards Scouting sports public health and affairs.
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Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Parria Jaycees
Parma
The
Jaycees
Jaycee
Duke Garrison
Bob Chennault
Jaycee International
Voice of Democracy
Olympic Support Fund
Dana Case
Operation Brotherhood
Elyria
Don Boddy
Phil Kaiser
State Board of Directors
Jerry Laver
Ways and Means
Ralph Capasso
Bill McClelland
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland
Elyria Jaycee
Len Bolton
Jaycee Rooms
UND Committee Sets Tonight Meeting for UN Day
LORAIN The Mayor Committee for United Nations Day will meet at 7 45 tonight at the American Legion Hall co chairwoman Miss Lina Evans said. The group will plan the 10th anniversary UN celebration on Oct 24 with co chairmen William Givner and other members including Mrs N G Duke Mrs John D Green Mrs Frank Hamilton Mrs R H Herrick Miss Marion King and several others. Fes Royal Canadian Mounted Police remain on duty seen mounted on automobiles and airplanes serving as steeds.
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Frances Smith
Hazel Stiefel
Clinton E. Ward
Pauline Vukin
Pickets Withdrawn At OE Plants In Ohio Amid Talks
Pickets at five Ohio Edison Co plants including Edgewater in Lorain were withdrawn on orders from CIO Utility Workers of America official William Munger. Negotiations with Pennsylvania Power Co in New Castle Pa were to resume as unions agreed to halt planned strikes while supervisory staff kept plants running. Across Lorain Warren Akron Toronto and Shadyside about 75 workers were idled at Lorain and nearly 1,000 across the five plants while New Castle workers had previously walked out September 21.
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CIO Utility Workers of America
Ohio Edison Co
Edgewater
Lorain
William Munger
International
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Power Co
New Castle
Ohio
Ohio Edison
Penn Power
Warren
Akron
Toronto
Shadyside
Marion
Pennsylvania
Munger
Edward A. DeCarbo
Stock Market Rollercoaster Weighs on Major Firms
A fragmented list shows diverse stocks including American Radial, American T and T, Anaconda Copper, Avco, Bendix, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Colgate, and Penna. R. A, with several other names spanning utilities, oils, steel, and manufacturing.
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American Radial
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco
Mig
Bendix
Aviati
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland
Elec
Columbia Gas Fruehaus
Traile General Electri
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott
Coppe
Montgomery Wa
Central Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil
Penna. R. A
Republic Steel Sears Roebuci
Mobil
Deaths of Frank W. Bruce and Harry Morgan in Grafton
Frank W. Bruce, 81, died at home on Indian Hollow Rd Grafton today after four months of illness. He was born February 4 1874 in Carlisle Township and farmed on Indian Hollow Rd his life. He leaves wife Jennie M Bruce and sister Mrs Stella Wise of Michigan. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Wallace Aker officiating. Burial in LaPorte Cemetery. Harry Morgan 65 died Tuesday at Crile Veterans Hospital. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at Russell D. Fulton Funeral Home with Rev. Stanley Bartle officiating. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Frank W. Bruce
Indian Re Hollow Rd
R. D
Grafton
Bruce
Carlisle
Township
Indian Hollow Rd
Jennie M. Syrt
Stella BY Wise
Michigan
Sudro Curtis Funeral Home
Wallace Aker
LaPorte
Harry Morgan
Russell D. Fulton
Stanley Bartle
North Eaton Church
Morgan
Crile Veteran's Hospital
32D
Infantry
Butternut Radge
Stone Throwers Cause Trouble for Pike Patrol
Ohio Turnpike Patrol faces a growing issue with youths throwing stones from overhead bridges. Elyria Police Capt. Kenneth Martin said the patrol has asked Elyria police to help spread warnings to juveniles who may intend such acts.
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Ohio Turnpike Patrol
Elyria Police
Kenneth Martin
Elyria High seniors elect class officers using voting machines
Elyria High School voters chose officers for the senior class and elected junior officers. Bob Wisser was named president of the class of 1956, with Richard Lewis as vice president Lois Benjamin secretary and Linda Ryan treasurer. Junior leaders include Bob Davis as vice president Judy Hawlans secretary and Beth Struck treasurer. Seniors used voting machines in social studies classes to learn booth procedure and boost family interest in voting.
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Elyria High School
Bob Wisser
Carl Linge
Richard Lewis
Lois Benjamin
Linda Ryan
Bob Davis
Judy Hawlans
Beth Struck
S. C. Smith
Lorain County
Similar Suit Settled Aschers Ballot Case Continuing
Lorain County Board of Elections keeps the Carl M. Ascher case active despite the Ohio Supreme Court order to restore Frank T. Leslie's name to the Brook Park mayoral ballot near Cleveland. Assistant Prosecutor Andrew Warhola said the Ascher case will continue, with a ruling possible by Saturday.
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Lorain
Leslie
Lorain County
Andrew Warhola
Ascherl
Wet Road Blamed For Ridgeville Collision
A two car crash on Route 20 in Ridgeville was blamed on wet pavement. William J. McIlroy, 25, of Melvin Lane, sustained lacerations and possible leg injuries. he was hospitalized in fair condition. Another crash at Route 76 involved Robert Montgomery of Lakewood colliding with Alfred Blase of Bay Village. no further injuries reported.
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RSS A Sa
Rt. 76
McIlroy
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Montgomery
Lakewood
Alfred Blase
Bay Village
Elyrian buyer acquires Sheffield Restaurant in Elyria
The Sheffield Restaurant at O'Neil Shopping Center changes hands to Roy Fankhauser, owner of Gartners Inn, for a figure reportedly over 100000. New owner took possession Oct 1. previous owners were Ben Goetz and Oscar Zimmerman. The center opened last Oct 26. the eatery includes a dining room, Java Shop, lounge, bakery, and banqueting room. Fankhauser denied selling Gartners and said he plans to keep and invest.
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Sheffield
Roy Fankhauser
Elyria
Fankhauser
O'Neil
Ben Goetz
Oscar Zimmerman
Lindy’s
New York City
Gartner’s Inn
Center Ridge Rad
Cleveland-Chicago Amusement Sales Co
Gartner's
Possible Charge Expected In Starved Baby Case
Assistant Prosecutor James Christie said a decision will come tomorrow in the case of 37 year old Mrs. Reta Amenhauser of Hawley Road Wellington after her three month old son William died Sunday of starvation. Coroner S C Ward said the case involves a serious investigation into the family with medical exams planned for other children. The welfare department noted the family has received aid and the mother preferred home births with no medical assistance. The aunt cares for the children with the divorced husband Louie held in jail on a separate charge.
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James Christie
Reta Amenhauser
Hawley Rd
R. D. Wellington
William
S. C. Ward
Amenhauser
Cowling-Stang
Oberlin
Christie
Sheriff's Department
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
County Welfare Department
C. C. Waterhouse
Louie
Forms Available Absentee Voting Opens Monday
Lorain County electors may vote absentee or by mail if unable to reach their polling place on election day. Mrs. Rath Fox says eligible voters away from home or more than 10 miles from their precinct can vote by absent voter’s ballot, either in person starting Monday at 4 p.m. or by mailing the completed form witnessed by a notary, with deadlines October 10 to November 3.
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Rath Fox
Critk
Lorain County Board of Elections
Fox
Board of Election
Board of Fictions
Pera
Wach
Abe Sabi
Pilot Maddie Bunker Passes Exam at 68 in Nineteen Forties Style
Mrs Maddie R. Bunker of Palm Springs California, aged 68, a great-grandmother, passed her examination to pilot multi engine planes in Teterboro New Jersey.
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Teterboro
N. J
INS
Maddie R. Bunker
Palm Springs
Cali
Democratic Candidates attend tureen dinner at Elyria club
Members of the Elyria Federated Women's Democratic Club host all city election candidates at a 6:30 p m tureen dinner at The Woman's Club on East Ave. Gibson Irish Moore, city and campaign chairman, will join. Candidates will introduce themselves and speak briefly. Co-Chairmen Mrs Frances Raufus and Miss Floss Klopfenstein oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Federated Women’s Democratic Club
Woman's Club
East Ave
Gibson
WEOL AM Experiences Circuit Breaker Outage
Technical difficulties delayed WEOL AM’s start as the circuit breaker failed. Chief engineer traced the fault on Island Road, and the station resumed regular programming after about two hours, according to general manager Arthur Vogel.
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Weol AM
Arthur Vogel
Vogel
Island Rd
Weol-Am
Florence Flora Wins Divorce Over Neglect
Florence Flora of Oberlin filed for divorce from Rudolph before Judge Pincura on neglect grounds and had her former surname Freed restored. Louise Colquitt of Lorain sued Loans for support claiming one child. A separate divorce suit by Gladys Temple of Lorain against Samuel was dismissed.
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Florence Flora
R.D
Oberlin
Rudolph
Pincura
Mamer of Freed
Louise Colquitt
East 4Th ‘St. Lorain
Gladys Temple
Broadway
Loram
Avant Samuel
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Diocesan Institute
Wall Street On Wheels
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Zed and
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Cuyahoga
Chio
UND
Fes
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ruth Fox
Morgan Services
Aschers
Ascher
Ridgeville
William J. McIlroy
Vyn
Sheffield Lake
Carl Weygandt
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
Joe Fordham
Edyria Telephone Co
T. J. Hume Co
Longfellow Ave
Abbe Rd
Fordham
Chronicle-Telegram
Rivoli
Cary Grant
Grace Kelly
CATCH
Capitol
Alan Ladd
June Allyson
McConnell Story
Courthouse News
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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