Worker Crushed By Crane At Campbell Street Overpass
James Keith, 38, of 1509 Pierce Street, was killed Saturday afternoon when a crane carriage swung and pinned him against its counterweight on the Campbell Street overpass project in Sandusky. Keith died en route to Memorial Hospital. witnesses said he was crushed between the carriage and counterweight, leaving a three inch space before the fatal release.
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Sandusky
Campbell St
James Keith
Pierce St
Memorial Hospital
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Keith
Mosher Construction Co
Suspended Penalties in Lorain Traffic Death Case
Carl Edward Cooper, 22, of 1373 New Hampshire Ave, Lorain, was fined 500 dollars and given six months in county jail, both suspended, after a judge found him guilty of traffic manslaughter in the August Colorado Ave crash that killed Zona Andulics. His license is suspended one year. Harold Garfield, 21, of This Fifth St, Lorain, was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property under 100 dollars, in connection with a burglary indictment at Miraldi Cafe.
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Carl Edward Cooper
New Hampshire Ave
Lorain
LeRoy F. Kelly
Cooper
John Otero
Atty. E. G. Koury
Colorado Ave
Zona Andulics
Kelly
Harold Garfield
Tihs
Vermilion Insurance Agent Dies
Vermilion resident Carroll H. Andress, 47, owner of Andress Insurance Agency for 22 years, died yesterday at 4 16 am in St Joseph Hospital Lorain after a four month illness. Survived by wife Ellen, a son Terry of Amherst RD 1, a granddaughter, and father Henry Andress. Viewing at Edward M Fisher Funeral Home after 1 pm today. service Wednesday 9 30 am at St Mary Church with Rev. Cletus Gates. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Nosary service tomorrow at 8 pm in the funeral home.
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Vermilion
Carroll H. Andress
Main St
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Andress
Andress Insurance Agency
St. Mary Church
Ellen
Terry
Amherst
Henry
Edward M. Fisher
Cletus Gates
Belim
Maple Grove
Dunn to Answer Critics Tonight at City YMCA
Mayor Oscar G Dunn will confront Democratic opponents at a 7 30 pm session with Republican precinct workers in the YMCA. He says he will deliver direct answers to charges this time as the campaign heads toward the November 7 finish.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Six area riders win grand and reserve titles at Ashland show
Six area equestrians earned grand or reserve honors at the 11th annual Central Ohio Saddle Club Association horse show in Ashland over the weekend. Rosanne Carpenter Eric Bowman Leroy Schroeder Jewel Fox each claimed two trophies for season points across English Pleasure Horse English Equitation Pleasure Pony 4 H and Appaloosa classes.
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Central Ohio Saddle Club Association
Ashland
Rosanne Carpenter
Eric Bowman
Leroy Schroeder
Jewel Fox
Miss Carpenter
Ted Carpenter
Grafton Rd
Joe’s Folly
Ginger Boy
Robert A. Bowman
Ford Rd
Mr. Sandman
Leroy A. Schroeder
Lake Ave
Lucky Mack
Miss Fox
C. W. Fox
LaGrange Rd
Linda Yuronich
Joe Yuronich
Tall Pine Farms
Wellington
Ed Currier
George Walton
Hidden‘ Acres Horse Farm
Miler Ct
Ridgeville Balloting Hours Set for Home Rule Vote
Ridgeville voters will cast ballots tomorrow from 7 30 a m to 7 30 p m on a home rule charter. Polls include Town Hall Route 20 Ward 1 A and B high school Route 20 2 B Church of God Lear Nagel Bainbridge Road Elizabeth Wilcox School Bainbridge Road 3 A new fire station Route 76 3 B and 4 A Grange Hall Route 76 4 B Fields Methodist Church Route 10. If approved the city forms a seven member two year council with four wards and one president elected by the council.
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North Ringeville
Town Hall
Church of God
Lear Nagel Rd
Elizabeth Wilcox
Bainbridge Rd
Grange Hall
Fields Methodist Church
Rt 10
Ohio
Lorain County Farm Bureau honors 36 pioneers at 25th anniversary
Thirty six Farm Bureau pioneers were honored at Wellington High School during Lorain County Farm Bureau's 25th anniversary celebration. About 450 attended as Henry Schriver assisted Ralph Cessna with ceremonies. Fourteen councils over 20 years old and three over 25 received cakes, while active members for two years earned silver pens. Mrs Alice Schwiebert directed the event.
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Lorain County
Farm Bureau
Wellington High School
Henry Schriver
Belden
Ralph Cessna
Pioneers
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
I Deas
A J. Carpenter
Grafton
Corwin Swan
Columbia
Hubert Morlock
Ruben Dute
Elyria
Julus Sheldon
Amherst
Ed Schramm
Oberlin
Ted Manns
Earl Peabody
W. D. Davidson
Selah Gerber
Annas Berg
Glenn Hobbs
George Brueck
Rosoe Campbell
Als Council
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Brownhelm-Henrietta Twos
Oberlin - Elyria
Oberlin Area
Mitchell Geise
Heating Case Probe Opened By Solicitor
City Solicitor J C Tat tersall announced a full scale probe into charges from an Elyria heating contractor about an improperly issued permit. He planned talks with contractor Robert Schroeder and building inspector James Seres as part of the inquiry.
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J. C. William Tattersall
Elyria
Robert Schroeder
Schroeder
Tattersall
James Seres
Strike Vote Looms As Bendix Westinghouse Pact Talks Stall
Union members at Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co meet to decide on a strike vote amid stalled negotiations with management over contract renewal. With current three year pact expiring Sunday, 1100 union members face possible slowdown and potential labor action.
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Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
United Auto
Capitol Theater
Lender
Lincoln Theater
Bypass Bridge Work Delayed by Ironworkers Strike
Sinking on the Northeast Bypass bridges leads to delay as A. J. Baltes Construction planned an $8,000 repair job. Safety officials say a strike halted progress, pushing work back by weeks. Abutments on the south and north bridges have sunk several inches.
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A. J. Baltes Construction Co
Norwalk
Safety Service
Dale C. Kellogg
State Highway Department
Scouters Will Be Honored by Black River Council
Black River Girl Scout Council holds its fall meeting October 18 at 6 15 pm in Avon Lake High School Cafeteria with Mrs. Margaret Ware Kahliff Elyria as featured speaker. Adults with 15 years or more service receive recognition. Dinner is smorgasbord style. bring a covered dish for six and table service. Neighborhoods arrange car pools and some plan menus to avoid duplication. Open to all registered Girl Scout adults.
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Black River
Lodi Man Dies After Fall Into Boiling Vat At Lumber Yard
Lester Fetzer aged 60 of Lodi died at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after a Friday fall into a vat used for curling lumber at Lodi Lumber Yard. He suffered 90 percent burns. funeral services set for Wednesday at Parker Funeral Home with Rev Earl Matthews officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Ruth and a daughter Neal Bowers. He had worked 24 years as a stationary engineer and was active in East Homer United Church of Christ.
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Lodi
Lester Fetzer
Redfield Rd
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Fetzer
Mr. Fetzer
Spencer Township
Homerville
Spencer
East Homer
Parker Funeral Home
Earl Matthews
Woodlawn
Mikus Probes Unsigned Vote Literature
Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus said he will investigate unsigned election campaign posters and cards brought to his attention. He noted campaign material must identify its source under the law.
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Paul J. Mikus
Mikus
Ford Talks Stall In Lorain UAW Strike Action
Local 425 members press for local issues as six day old strike continues with Lorain Ford Plant officials. Detroit line demarcation agreement ends local accord need. Walter Humphrey says plant management stalls awaiting national deals. Union plans strike benefits with a 50 counselor force and payments via Lorain Central Bank starting soon.
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United Auto Workers
Lorain Ford
Detroit
Local 425
Walter Humphrey
Humphrey
Lorain
Plan For Payments Local 425
Donald Stoney
William Burnette
Loram Central Bank
Westgate
Man Admits He Hurt Teen Ager In Elyria Case
An Elyria man Verle Shiflet 27 of 420 Louisiana Ave admitted injuring a 14 year old babysitter. He pleaded guilty in Municipal Court and was bound over to the Lorain County grand jury on $10 000 bond. Police said the girl identified him and medical tests supported the allegation. He denied memory of the assault claiming intoxication.
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Elyria
Verle Shiflet
Louisiana Ave
Kenneth Martin
Shiflet
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Joseph Kristoff
jEyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland St
Abbe Rd
Two Drivers Charged After Three Car Rt 254 Crash
State Highway Patrol charged two drivers after a three car collision on Route 254 at Route 37 yesterday afternoon. Details show the incident occurred on the main highway with responders on scene and no further information available at this time.
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State Highway Patrol
Ford plant strike widens as union blocks salaried workers
DETROIT UP I reports striking Ford workers bar salaried employees from entering four plants including Ford division offices and the Rouge complex. UAW leaders Reuther and Denise push local settlements, meeting with mediation chief Simkin while warning of possible escalation and court action if nonunion entry persists.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Lincoln-Mercury
Rouge
Dearborn
Livonia
UPD
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reutther
Malcolm L. Denise
Reuther
Denise
William
Wis
AMC
Ear- Allianannnetnd
Dhanant
Medina Driver Killed In Rural Crash Near Medina
A 25 year old man, Carl Keller of 132 North East 5th, died when his car left County Road 60, rolled over, and sank into a bank about two and a half miles southeast of Medina. Passenger Judy Brown, 18, of RFD 2, suffered bruises and was treated at Medina Hospital. County Sheriff reports the westbound vehicle went off at County Road 49.
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Rt. 113
Amsherst
Portman Rd
Vermilion Rd
Alfred Kawasaki
Vermilion
Bauman
Oberlin Municipal Court
Ireland
Marcum Dr
iGrover St
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
Medina
Jon
Carl Keller
North East
Medina County
Veterans Install New Officers at River Side Homes Center
Elyria Council of Veterans installed new officers Saturday at the River side Homes community center. New commander Hurley Simpson, son of American Legion Post 347, presided. James Harper, AMVETS post senior vice commander, attended later. Other roles filled include Thomas F. Haskins as secretary treasurer and Orland Petrillo as sergeant at arms. Installing officer Jack Adams, past Fifth District commander, spoke. A send-off for the 357th Ordnance Co. is set for 6:30 am tomorrow at the National Guard armory. Legion Past 347 Auxiliary served a chicken dinner. Rev V C Stewart welcomed attendees.
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Elyria Council of Veterans
Hurley Simpson
Max McDonald
Thomas Haskins
Riverside Homes
American Legion
James Harper
Amvets
Thomas F. Haskins
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Orlando Petrillo
Legion Post
Jack Adams
Fifth District
357Th Ordnance Co
National Guard
Legion Past 347
V. C. Stewart
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Hams Test Disaster Capability
Lorain County Amateur Radio Emergency Corps demonstrated three hours of disaster communications readiness in a countywide drill. Operators from Amherst, Oberlin, Vermilion, Avon Lake and nearby towns set up mobile stations with police and sheriff support as part of a national ARRL test led by Emergency Corps coordinator Elmas Towne.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Amateur Radio Emergency Corps
Tthe
American Radio Relay League
American Red Cross Orbit
Sheriff's Department
Elmas Towne
Broadway
Amherst
John A. Homer
Henry St
Edward J. Nemecek
Main Ave
Joseph Abraham
20Th St
Howard W. Guthrie
West River Rd
Vermilion
James A Bodak
E” St
Robert A. Harold
Warwick Dr
Shefield Lake
Ralph H. Turner
Shipherd Circle
Oberlin
Karl F.osborne
Roosevelt Ave
Elyria
John W. Miller
West St
Raymond A. Yingling
Missouri Ave
Charles J. Nahm
East 46Th
Robert L. Hirbe
Larry J. Pubrman
Harris St
Richard T. Horn
Ridgeland Dr
Lawrence Meredith
Elm St
Herbert O. Brendel
Long St
Fred Bender
Miller Rd
Avon Lake
Robert E. Gayne
Kentucky Ave
Mulder Appeals Pikey Pension Case in Amherst
Karl C. Mulder filed a notice of appeal in the pension dispute involving former Amherst Police Chief Paul Pikey. The Amherst taxpayer opposes the $288 monthly disability pension awarded by the Amherst police pension board, which was upheld by Judge John D. ?incura. Mulder posted a $1,000 bond to stall pension payments during the appeal. Pikey alleges permanent injuries from arresting a drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Police
Paul Pikey
Karl C. Mulder
Amherst
Pikey
Amherst Police Pension Board
John D. ?Incura
Mulder
Barracks Fire Kills Four Men in Long Island Camp
A fire swept through wooden barracks at a migrant labor camp in Cutchogue Long Island killing four men. Charles Jordan 42 Ravenna was among the deceased. The blaze, likely caused by an oil stove explosion, sent other workers fleeing. the camp is owned by Eastern Suffolk Cooperative and housed harvest crews for local farms.
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Cutchogue
UPI
Charles Jordan
Ravenna
Sundsy
Eastern Suffolk Cooperative
Long Island
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