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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1955

Page

18

Mayor Keys Outlines City Services at Kiwanis Meeting

Elyria Mayor J. Grant Keys, running for reelection, spoke to the Kiwanis Club on minor but essential city services. He highlighted improvements across departments over 21 months, including fire protection upgrades, added firefighters, new equipment, and a reduced work week for firefighters. He noted police staffing gains, a first warning ticket program, an alarm system trial, and school crosswalk guards.

J. Grant Keys Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Keys Elyria FBI Sanitation Department State Health Department Water Department

Mayor Keys Helps Clear Storm Water On City Streets

Mayor J Grant Keys described wading into high water on Tith Street to clear a large paddle and guide traffic. He recounted pulling water from a catch basin with one hand while signaling vehicles, and a bystander offered a rake as reinforcement arrived on Middle Avenue.

J. Grant Keys Tith St Elyria Kiwanians

Courthouse fines and city budget notes shown in brief

Local court records show Phillip Linden fined 35 dollars and costs for reckless driving on Rt 57. Other entries list workers’ union talks, city sanitation upgrades, a new water plant permit system, and building permits totaling 33 million in value for 1955 with totals likely to exceed 500 permits. Separate items include unemployment data, divorces, and civil suits against several defendants.

Phillip Linden R.D LaGrange Justice Co. C. Lord Sherif William Woodford Mitiwanga Grand Jury G. C. Loral Coury Water Department Bureau of Unemployment Frank Meier Frederick Strong Columbia Township Dex Strong-Meier Improve Coal Co George City Sewage Dis Simkovichi Avon Belden Rd Posal Keys Apa George Welin Ernie Seabold Helen Lister Sheffield Washington INS Ester Lester James P William Shear St Logan East 37Th St Lorain John Quincy

State May Conclude. Case Today in Fremont Murder Trial

Fremont 86 year old case may end today as Samuel Tannyhill, 26, faces first degree murder charges in the fatal bludgeoning of waitress Mrs Shirley Bradford. Prosecutor Thomas Dewey rested with key witness Betty Gibson who testified of the night before and after the killing, a trip to Toledo Zoo, and blood on a tissue box. Earlier, Clifford Overmyer testified Tannyhill bought a .25 caliber pistol at a Fremont sporting goods store last April, a month before the May 2 murder. The state seeks to prove the gun was used to rob the Hat restaurant and force the waitress to Tindall bridge where her battered body was found.

Fremont Samuel Tannyhill Shirley Bradford Sandusky County Thomas Dewey Betty Gibson Tannyhill Tanny- Svona Sue Toledo Clifford Overmyer

Couple Share Milk Route in Ely Village Business

John Anderson and his wife Lillian run a combined milk route from Ely Village with their two sons Ray and James. They changed the business name to Anderton Milk Cartage to reflect the growing team including Lillian who drives a truck seven days a week from Medina Valley City to Cleveland for Producers Milk Co. The piece highlights weather challenges, family effort, and a pigeon named Pinky as they manage about 150 ten-gallon cans daily.

John Anderson Allen ‘St Ely Village Togo John Lillian Anderton Milk Cartage Cleveland Producers Milk Co West 35Th St Schiller Ave Anderson James Si Ray Caby x County Ohio

Guild Elects Officers South Amherst Church Dinner Draws 285

South Amherst two hundred eighty five people attended a church guild dinner at St. Pauls Evangelical Church Elyria with 285. Officers for the new year were elected and key committees named including Schacht Wragg Mori and Schneider. An invitation to a regional workshop and a missionary tea were accepted.

South Amherst Women's Guild St. Dred Paul’s Evangelical Church Ely Women's Guild of St. John’s Evan Land Gelical and Reformed Church Fred Holzhauer Avitation Fred Berger Albert Wragg Paul Mori Fred Schacht Arthur Wragg Albert Schneider

Lorain Traffic Mishap Leaves One Slightly Hurt

Police report a rear end collision at Colorado and Nevada Aves. involving Ernest Homer Roberts Jr and Lulu Captain. Captain was treated at St. Joseph Hospital for a neck contusion and released. Roberts faces charges for failure to control. vehicle damage estimated at 390 dollars. Simunovic and White face reckless driving and failure to yield charges after a second crash in an alley between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Julis Merchand Jr. cited for sparking violation. A separate note mentions lagging South African campaign funding in Bloemfontein.

Lorain — Constantine Ernest Homer Roberts Westlake Ave St.Joseph Hospital Roberts Lulu West Sixth St Colorado Nevada George Simunovic Elyria Ave James E. White King Ave Fourth Fifth Julis Merchand Jr East 2Th St

Lorain Health Board mails Salk inoculation letters

Lorain parents of school children who received Salk polio shots in April have been mailed notices. A tentative second inoculation date is set for November 2, per Health Commissioner Dr. J. C. Riggin. About 2791 students were vaccinated in April. second and third graders are slated for the November round at the same locations.

Lorain Lorain City

Thanking Friends for Support After Loss of Carl Maringer

The family of Carl T. Maringer expresses gratitude for flowers cards and prayers during their time of bereavement. They acknowledge kindness from Ridge Tool Company neighbors Mr and Mrs Gordon Benson and others for food and flowers and assistance in their loss. May God bless and reward all who offered aid.

Thenks Manna Rey Warren Carol Faether

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