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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
11
Oberlin City Council approved on first reading a law assigning demolition permit duties to building owners and setting a 30 dollar penalty for razing without a permit. The change follows a cited court case where Silas Buchs pleaded innocent and was dismissed by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe.
The Chronicle Telegram lists noon market quotes for apples and dozens of fruits and vegetables. Entries cover Red Delicious apples, Macouns, Cortland and Jonathan varieties, with prices by carton and box, plus beans beets cabbage celery cucumbers onions peppers tomatoes and more for Cleveland shipping point demand.
County commissioners opened bids for two dump trucks with snow plows from Sandusky Motor Sales Heisler's Inc and J J Turner of Cleveland plus bids including trade ins for a 1929 Mack tractor International Harvester units. Total bid figures ranged from 22 227 to 30 648 with delivery windows from four to six weeks to 30 to 40 days.
Prices for butter and eggs in Chicago and Ohio show steady wholesale bids. Poultry sales to retailers in major Ohio cities deliver white and mixed fowl in varying sizes with No 1 quality fryers priced around 15 to 16 units and Hens around 7B.
Trustees of Pleasant View Sanatorium in Lorain County led by the local board push to halt TB subsidies and back closing nine TB hospitals as urged by Ohio’s Little Hoover commission. The commission recommends shutting facilities in Warren Columbiana and Cuyahoga Falls plus others, with state subsidies ending and related health offices to close.
Elmer McVey, 55, of 1756 Oakdale Ave in Lorain, is slated for open heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic Hospital tomorrow morning. Twenty donors will gather at 6:30 am in front of the United Steelworkers of America building for transportation to Cleveland, with transport arranged by Henry Kenark of Local 1 Steelworkers. The Kadets of America junior drill team donated the bus, and donors will receive black coffee before boarding. The Lorain County Heart Branch team aided the family in arranging care and funding measures. McVey has worked 20 years at the National Tube Division and has been on sick leave since June.
Erie County Commissioners weighed buying salt for county roads noting it was a big item last year. Sandusky officials said city bid experience showed competitive bids can lower prices. Purchasing agent Milton Mygatt reported steel cribbing bids will be sought and new roofing for the Erie County garage is being prepared for bidding.
Two Olmsted Township residents suffered head injuries in a collision on Rt 82 west of RS 252 last evening. James G. Patterson 73 and his wife Lillian 63 were treated at Southwest Community Hospital Berea after their car struck a stopped vehicle driven by Thomas W. Grills 23 of Bowling Green. A second crash at Sugar Ridge Rd and the Southeast Bypass involved Gertrude Juchem 72 and John A Hopkins 28 with heavy vehicle damage. Local sheriff's deputies investigated both incidents along with livestock market notes from Cleveland.
A list from Elyria Municipal Court shows numerous defendants pled no contest to speeding and related traffic offences. Names include Sam Gerdine Willie Johnson Terry Standen Joseph Chobody Earl Grimm and others with varied fines and bond forfeitures.
Classified fragment lists a Gulf Oil station intended as modern two day operation with phone and address details. Includes a restaurant for sale for 2300 dollars with equipment, and a night club motel near a college town offering 9 rooms plus a new kitchen for 55000 with 25000 cash to close, plus a tavern listing.
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