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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1961
Page
7
Five people were injured in Lorain during weekend car crashes on Elyria Avenue and East 8th Street. Details include a three car chain collision injuring Mrs. Iwanicki and others, plus two youths hurt after falling from a moving car on East 36th Street. Names and addresses of involved parties are given with police reports of control violations and scene leaving charges.
Amherst New games and Mrs Hunger said each element of attractions will be featured at the festival slated for Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Powers booth operated by the elementary School sponsored by Amherst moms including Mrs L Goodell and Mrs William Deidrick. Six new games plus a stage play Peter and the Wolf are planned if weather permits. The Doll House of Beauty with girls dressed as queens and horse and pony rides supplement the event with refreshments. A bake sale and teen dance at Central High with local DJ Joe Kohart, Pioneer Week queens Pat Kapionica and Pauline Sanders in attendance, and prizes for best dancers.
Ralph Miller, 27, of Lorain was injured when his running car rolled backward in his driveway. He said he believed he placed the transmission in park, but the vehicle moved, knocking him down. Miller was treated at St. Joseph Hospital for bruises and released.
Two Vine Ave incidents left two men hospitalized with deep facial and forearm cuts. Benito Aponte, 27, of Cleveland, was slashed at the Fuerto Rican Club by Amado Perez. A second man, 26, sustained a facial cut requiring 20 stitches during a fight in a Vine Ave alley. Early B. Arnold, 3547 Elyria Ave., said he was cut but cannot identify the assailant. In a separate case at a West Erie Ave drive in, Robert Nichols, 37, and Marie Nichols, 36, were charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication after a fracas at MacDonald’s Drive In. An open whiskey bottle was found in their car. When officers attempted arrest, Mrs. Nichols screamed. both were detained, she later released on bond. Nichols also charged with having an open flask.
Four Cleveland residents Alex Williams Emery McKinnie Marlon Miller and Mabel Neal appeared in Sheffield Lake mayor's court on shoplifting charges tied to the Shoreway Shopping Center Friday night. A Kroger store employee alerted the manager as the group was detained by Patrolman Joe Dariyaos. Police report prior burglary breaking and entering and shoplifting records. Items seized included cigarettes six sweaters and a bottle of champagne. The foursome had visited Marshall's Drug Store The Beverage Store and Kroger before being jailed in Elyria prior to court.
A 50-year-old woman Velma Cheeley of 1766 Livingston Ave was charged with carrying concealed weapons after police disarmed her of a 32 caliber automatic and a seven inch paring knife during a disturbance in the Lorain neighborhood. Neighbors said she threatened to shoot.
Sheffield Lake Mayor Frank Duguid fined 29 residents, led by Jack H. Crail of Mentor at 250 for driving while intoxicated. Others cited include numerous speeding offenses across Lorain, Cleveland, Bay Village, and nearby towns, plus crossings of yellow lines and a stopped school bus, with fines ranging from 10 to 95 dollars.
Amherst elementary PTA meeting at Powers School tonight will feature Board of Education President Carl Deeds speaking about the Steele High School gymnasium bond issue. The group will also plan the annual PTA Village Festival to be held next Saturday.
AMHERST The Senior Youth Fellowship elected Georgeamne Jaeger president, David Moyer vice president, Marie Towne secretary, and Dana Thomas treasurer. They planned a hayride for Oct 22 at 6 p.m. starting with a wiener roast.
Amherst calendars list multiple group meetings this week. Jaycee Ettes host an electronics cooking demonstration at the Ohio Edison Building tonight. trustees meet at Lake Ave at 8 p m. Elementary Parent-Teach-Troop 427 meets at the Legion. Several church and civic groups convene through Thursday and Saturday, including the St Paul Lutheran and Methodist societies, the Eagles Auxiliary, and the Junior American Legion Auxiliary at 11 a m Saturday.
Two people were picked up by police after an investigation into a prostitution case tied to a Lorain Canton Avenue residence. A man claimed payment of $3 to the woman while another man transported her to the home. Police conducted a raid early Sunday and held both suspects. charges expected later today.
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