Driver Loses Control in Two-Car Crash Injures Father and Son
Two drivers and a passenger were treated after a crash near West 27th Street and Highland Park Boulevard. Joseph W. Hoffman, 37, suffered a left leg fracture. his seven year old son received a leg injury as the car left the shoulder and hit a tree. The vehicle was demolished and Hoffman was not arrested. In a separate incident at East 31st Street and Vine Avenue, Louis J. Kasco Jr. and William J. Horosz were involved in a collision. Kasco Jr. received a chin laceration and forehead contusion. Edward Clayton, 19, was driving the other car and was charged with failure to yield the right of way. Balogh, 19, was charged with excessive noise and will appear in court.
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Lorain
St. Joseph, Hospital
West 27Th St
Highland Park Blvd
South Central Dr
Joseph W. Hoff
Root Rd
W Hoffman
Joseph
St. Joseph Hospital
East 31St St
Vine Ave
Louis J. Kasco Jr
West 23Rd St
William J. Horosz
Horosz
Edward Clayton
Ada Ave
Clayton
Lews A. Balogh
Camden Ave
Stang
Julius Wojdacz
Lorain National Tube
Ridge Rd
John S. Jackson
12Th St
Charles E. Hessley
Scott
American Red Cross
CIO
U.S. Army
Washington Ave
LaVinha
Amvets
Adjutant General
Gertrude Baker
Driver Fined On 3 Counts At Lorain
Billy J. Nelson aged 21 of 923 West 22nd Street faced three charges after police linked a bridge stop to a reported collision near 814 Washington Avenue. He was fined 50 plus costs for reckless driving 15 plus costs for no license and 5 for faulty brakes in Municipal Court.
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Paul J. Hall
Washington Ave
Nelson
Births and Discharges Report From St Joseph Hospital
Birth announcements list a daughter for Castor Church, daughter for Arnold Friss, daughter for Gene Szabo, daughter for James Ryan, daughter for Pedro Suarez, and a son for Alice Hall. Discharges include Robert Fields, Stephan Clark, James Todhunter, Catherine Courtright, John Flynn, Mrs Rich Ridenous and baby, Ivor Jones, Mrs William Green and baby, Mrs Dan Canales and baby, and several others, with burial notices for Mary Elaine Lotko and others. Funeral services are set for Saturday at St Peter Church with burial in Calvary Lake Cemetery.
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Castor Church
1St St
Alice Hall
Mutwanga
Huron
Arnold Friss
West
Gene Szabo
James Ryan
Ation
Pedro Suarez
East 29Th St
Robert Fields
West Lake] Rd
Stephan Clark
North Ridge Rd
James Todhunter
Livingston Ave
Catherine Courtright
East Lake Rd
John Flynn
Rich Ridenous
Euclid Ave
Ivor Jones
Elyria Ave
William Green
West 72Nd St
Joseph Rach
Dillewood Ave
Sheffield
M. Kosonovich
Oberlin Ave
Wm. Cutlip
Arkansas Ave
Dan Canales
Osborn Ave
Louis Bodnar
Baby Boy
Detroit Rd
Louis Sparino
South
Jefferson Blvd
Warren Bauey
West 31St St
Lonnie Lilly
East 30Th St
Wilbert Truzall
R.D
Thompson Rd
Vermilion
Albert Stang
Amherst
Kathie Everett
Wilson
James L. Martin
Russell Comstock
Henry St
Raymond Brown
West Lake Rd
Clarence Hanna
Washington Ave
Russell Laux
Broadway
Gasper Kovacs
Lexington Ave
Leonard Moss
Roland Fetter
West Shore Blvd
Claude Pelfrey
Sarah Quinn
Spring St
Oberlin
Mary Elaine Lotko
Vanda Rd
Avon Lake
Benjamin Sultzer
Kew Gardens
William
Ia m
M. Biden
Georgia Ave
Walt
Er Smith
East 28Th St. John
Clark
E. N. Ridge Rd
Alex
Vincent O'Deawill
Balogh
Warwick Dr
Sheffieldate
Calvary Lake Cemtery
Lorain Gas Station Owner Dies After Illness
Gerald N. Ross 35, owner of Gerry's Sunoco Service Station at Rt. 254 and Oberlin Ave., died 11:30 p m in St Joseph Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Lorain, he was a 1938 Lorain High School graduate, attended Boston Tech, Navy veteran of World War II, and left a wife Harriette two sons Gerald Sr Samuel and a daughter Louise Ann. He was survived by parents and two brothers. Funeral home arrangements announced.
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Lorain
Gerald N. Ross
Gerry
Sunoco
Rt. 254
Oberlin Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Ross
Lorain High School
Boston School of Technology
U. S. Navy
South
Pacife
Harriette
Hwo
Gerald Sr
Samuel
Louise Ann
Samuel Ross
Stone’s Villa
Eugene
Richard
Dombrowski
DuPont PR Official Addresses Tube Club Dinner
Dr. George R. Seidel of DuPont de Nemour Public Relations spoke at a National Tube Management Club dinner at the Antlers Hotel. Gen. Supt. Robert Urquhart urged human relations in production while warning of engineer shortages. Local leaders Lt. Sattele and Howard Hubbard gave comments as Lorain Works participates in the Metropolitan Lorain drive.
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Lorain
George R. Seidel
duPont J de Nemour
National Tube Management Club
Antlers Hotel
Supt
Robert Urquhart
Urquhart
duPont
America
L. F. Sattele
Howard Hubbard
Plant Cochaman
United Appeal
Lorain Works
Loram Drive
Don Balstey
Groundbreaking Planned for Amherst Church School Building
The Rev. Joseph Lembach will break ground Sunday afternoon on a new St. Joseph church and school on a 20 acre site north of Cleveland Ave. in Amherst. The complex includes a 186 by 114 foot structure with auditorium, eight classrooms, and spaces for future expansion. Total bids amount to 273,630 dollars with contracts for heating plumbing and electrical. The building is slated for completion by September next year.
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Amherst
Joseph Lembach
St. Joseph
Cleveland Ave
Powers
St. Joseph's
Duvng
J. Bligsworth Potter
Cleveland
T. J. Hume
Lorain
Amherst Hardware
Dunfee Electric Co
Long Time Employee Dick Sokol Honored By National Tube
Lorain Elyria man and former office boy for Max Suppes at National Tube was among three 40 year veterans presented yesterday with watches for long service at the Lorain plant.
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Dick Sokol
National Tube
Lorain
Elyria
Max Suppes
National Tube Plant
Richard JE Sokol
Riverdale Ct
Paul F. Stang
North Lakeview Blvd
Raymond H. Scott
Ninth Street
Robert Urquhart
Lorain cases move through court and veterans honored
Lorain Municipal Court binds over Raymond J. Czarnowski and levies fines on Francis L. Dooley for traffic offenses. The report lists veterans Sokol Stang and Scott with job histories at Lorain National Tube, plus a note on a radio event and Amvets installation plans.
Recreation Committee Cards Talks
Lorain group outlines speaking engagements to advocate the half mill five year recreation levy on the November 8 ballot. Chairman Paul Brattin appears at Lincoln School PTA and Kiwanis luncheon, plus Lorain Junior Chamber events. Other speakers include Mrs Norman Duke Joe Sedivy and Jack LaVinha.
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Lorain
Lorain United Appeal Raises $50972 Toward Goal
Lorain total reaches 50972, 14.4 percent of a 3531500 goal in the second annual drive. Corporate gifts include 2238 from the Lorain Journal and 666 from Holmes Construction Co. Roy Frankhauser gave 1000. Central Bank and Lorain Printing Co. report full employee participation. Gray D. Hobby warns residents about fake solicitations near Maple Drive and says no house to house solicitations are involved.
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Lorain
Lorain United Appeal
Lorain Journal
Holmes Construction Co
Roy Frankhauser
Central Bank
Lorain Printing Co
Gray D. Hobby
Maple Dr
U. A
Hobby
Defendant Edward White Wins Jury Verdict in Damage Suit
A jury in Judge John Pincura's court returned a verdict for Edward J. White of 624 Kenworth Dr Sheffield Lake in a $25,000 traffic injury case brought by John Strinka of 4690 Broadway Lorain. Strinka alleged injuries from a May 29 1953 automobile collision on West Erie Ave Lorain.
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John Pincura
Edward J. White
Kenworth Dr
Sheffield Lake
John Strinka
Broadway
Lorain
Strinka
West Erie Ave
Laram
Toledo Cash Grain Market Report Snapshot
Toledo cash grain on rack lists Wheat No 2 soft red 193 to 194 dollars per unit soft white 200 to 201, Corn No 2 yellow 1 544 to 1 16 percent, Oats No 2 white 61 to 62, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2 16 to 21 percent.
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Toledo
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Prices
Cleveland Ohio livestock sale shows cattle with steady to fluctuating prices across classes. Cattle steers and heifers prime 24 24 50, cows top beef 42 17 50, calves active prime 14 37, hogs 25 cents lower with Yorkers 190 190, lambs spring 20 22, sheep 17 19, bulls 15 17.
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Cleveland
Oup
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duPont PR
Raymond J. Czarnowski
Cromwell Ave
Grand Jury
Francis L. Dooley
Service
Sokol
Pipe Mill Armature
Pearl St
Lorain Eagles
Lorain Shamrocks
Elyria Moulton
Lorain Franklin A.C
Lorain Tasco
Frank Hudacek
Telephone
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Red Cross
Toledo Cash Grain
Cleveland Livestock
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