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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1955
Page
20
Ridgeville Cerrespaniagl Mire dean Older en 711 Neri Wide Phase 11 497
The Ridgeville Pre Schoolers PTA hears about a Monthly Investment Plan from Merril Lynch officials. Investors can start with as little as 40 dollars every three months to buy fractional shares in major stocks like General Motors. The plan aims to foster thrift though high commissions on small trades.
Avon Lake residents read of a stock plan pitch for workers to buy company shares, church activities and advance plans, a Halloween dance for Civil Defense funds, and various community club notes. Highlights include Gamma Rho Sorority details, a Bethel Baptist guest, Kiwanis and Circle meetings, and birthday celebrations.
Police investigated three accidents in Lorain yesterday resulting in two injuries. Injured were Bob Stinson and Louise Sanders from distinct East and West side crashes. arrests were made for failure to stop and control.
Joseph E. Wallace of 1786 East 28th Street was stabbed in the left abdomen at Freddie's Bar during an argument between two men. Wallace told police he did not know his attacker and was in good condition at St Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. Carl Zeigler of Brighton spoke at a Baptist Missionary Society meeting. Missionaries in South America on furlough with their children were welcomed by Frances Perkins and 19 members. Mrs. Robert Meyers and Mrs. Homer Edwards led devotions and business. Sewing for the Keislers in Hartington, W. Va. was organized. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ger. Kane. Mrs. John Buczek of Wakeman will host the November 4 Baker gathering. Gerald E. Husted, previously stationed at Lockbourne, promoted to airman second class. he and his wife Carolyn Mong reside in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. William Filhgan visited Pensacola, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers of Bellevue announced their daughter Mary Kay. The Meyers and Mrs. Erla Daetzel hosted guests this week.
A long discharge notice lists individuals and families by name and address. Names include Emmett Fields Ezra Methodist Home Charlies Hunt Clara Johnson Denver Malcomb Mrs Walter Maxwell Ons Shumaker Mrs Harry Spurling Romyne Sinckland Caeslaw Saui and others, with streets such as 1105 Parkview 4 Marseiex Ave 7 West 6th St 223 16th St 1014 Melon Lane 14 West River St and LaGrange.
John L Campbell, 31, with no address, was bound over to the grand jury on grand larceny charges for a 1953 theft from a wallet containing 247 dollars. Police say he was arrested yesterday at 14th Street and Broadway for the August 1953 theft, with $230 found in the wallet. Campbell had been out of town for two years, delaying arrest and confession.
A Wellington man with a 20 stitch nose wound was jailed after police were called to 3801 Elyna Ave. Virginia Watkins reported striking a man with an iron bar. Ernest S. Spease, 45, of 134 Bennett St., Wellington, was found by officers on the floor with a large nose wound and faces an assault and battery charge while being held in the city jail.
A long list of real estate transfers and trustee deeds in Elyria, Sheffield Lake, Avon, Grafton, and surrounding townships. Transfers involve ejecutrices, trustees, corporations, and individuals with properties on Griswold Road, South Logan Street, Hawley Road, Lake Avenue, Beach Street, Clinton Avenue, and other area streets. Notable entities include The Meister Co, Ideal Homes Inc, and The Fairview Building and Loan, with multiple parcels and sublets referenced.
LORAIN A man who had been drinking Abram Wright 41 of 1354 Broadway was jailed by police Thursday afternoon on charges of intoxication and petit larceny Wright allegedly snatched 11 from his pocket at a South Lorain tavern Burns 53 of 3812 Toledo said Wright fled to an apartment above the tavern Police located him and he denied knowledge of the theft Authorities found a dollar bill in his wallet and a 310 bill on the floor
Lorain youth group will sponsor a film at the Masonic Temple tonight starting at 7 30. Doors open at 6 30 for the public. The documentary concerns a reform leader Martin Latherd of renoed religious reform.
Multiple notices date September 22 1955 and September 12 1955 in Lorain County Ohio court proceedings. L Hertstein and unknown heirs face quiet title action by Pred C Ruth and Altice Ruth regarding property in Elyria Harvard Avenue area. Stefania Stupak petitions probate court for purchase of one half interest in Lot 6 James B Hoge Addition Lorain. Responses due by November 1955.
A woman posts a brief Want ad seeking a ride or transportation help. She offers a special rate for a 100 Typewriters item and mentions a nearby Baker’s at 2nd Street opposite a Searn Lot, inviting callers.
Mary Newman of 62 Allison Ave Lorain lists HALLOWEEN costumes for rent and mentions adders starting at $60. A brief line notes a young woman driving to Denver on Oct 21 seeking a female traveling companion and asks readers to write Box 359 Chronicle Telegram with age and references.
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