Sixth Ward Republicans Spotlight Local Issues
Elyria Republicans held a Sixth Ward meeting at Gates School with speakers Kenneth Botamer Ellsworth J Albert A P J O Donnell Richard E Baird and Kenneth B Lord sharing ward concerns including street paving water sewer railroad signs traffic and the Ohio Turnpike impact Botamer backed annexation land use and the Charter Commission Albert praised his office work Lord urged GOP support for the ticket and Baird praised Mayor West for his energy A question period returned to traffic bottlenecks and a dispute over Rt 113 routing near the West Turnpike O Donnell asked about toll road routing and a paternity case of Ralph Fox was noted with a bond set at 1000 in county jail The next meeting is scheduled for Jefferson School The Second Ward meeting followed with Amherst Township petition to shift funds and several divorce filings and a storm sewer hearing set for Nov 18
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Elyria Republican City Committee
Gates School
Kenneth Botamer
Ellsworth J. Albert
A. P. J. O'Donnell
Richard E. Baird
Kenneth B. Lord
Botamer
Charter Commission
Albert
Lord
Tcket
Nor &Th
GOP
Baird
West
Avon
Boundless
West Bridge
Rt 113
West Broad
Ave
Ralph Fox
Loth St
O'Donnell
Ings
Jefferson School
Allotment Planned North of Turnpike In Ohio
The Elynn Planning Commission approved a 26 parcel allotment named Pike view. Mayor Keys, noting the project between Hilliard and Abberds and developed by Herb Meister, said details are not yet available.
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Elynn Planning Commission
Ohio Turnpike
Methodist Men Hear Editor Talk
J C George editor of the Chronicle Telegram spoke to the Methodist Men’s Club last night in the church dining room. He described future tech developments and their impact on American life, urged citizens to guard freedoms, and outlined local employment needs with maps and estimated costs. E F Reger presided and Dr Earl R Henderson gave the invocation. Charles Stoner introduced the speaker.
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J. C. George
Chronicle-Telegram
George
E. F. Reger
Earl R. Henderson
Charles Stoner
Berlin PTA Festival planned with parade and booths
BERLIN HEIGHTS The Parent-Teacher Association Festival will run from 7:00 to 11:30 Saturday night in the school gym. A parade will open the event with the Eno County band likely to attend. Twelve prizes will honor best costumes and a 10:30 poetry contest prize. Apple butter bee products from Van Oehl Orchard will be sold along with baked goods country store old records and core books and jewelry. Personal notes include the birth of Richard Charles DeLamatre on Oct 14 in Columbus and travel moves of Ben Naelitz Jr via Birmingham to Wichita Falls Texas for Sheppard Field Air Force Base.
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Berlin Heights
Parent- Teacher Association
Eno County
van Oehl
Richard DeLamatre
Richard Charles
Columbus
Ben Naelitz Jr
Ben Sr
Ronald
Ortner's
Birmingham
Cleveland
Ben Jr
Wichita Falls
Texas
Shepard Field Air Force Base
Truck Driver Hurt In Crash Is Fair Today
Beuhl Ponsler a Collinsville Illinois trucker severely injured in a crash on Rt 254 near New London yesterday morning is in fair condition at Ashland Samaritan Hospital. He suffered a basal skull fracture and severe lacerations when his semi and trailer struck the rear of a second semi driven by Harvey Oiler of Fo s toria. Oiler's rig carried steel pipe.
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Beuhl Ponsler
Collinsville, I
New London
Morniing
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Ponsler
Harvey Oiler
Fostoria
Lawsuit filings and dismissals in local court case notes
The Capitol Finance Co filed suit in Charleston against Floyd Totten of Winters Apts Oberlin for 263 dollars. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co sued Donald Austin against Joseph Paster of 33060 Detroit Rd Avon for 1200 dollars due to a 1953 traffic accident on Detroit Rd. the case was dismissed today.
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Capitol Finance Co
Charleston
W. Va
Floyd Toten
Winters Apts
Oberlin
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Donald Austin
Joseph Paster
Detroit Rd
Avon
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Cleveland Ohio livestock market reports cattle prices steady across classes with prime 23 to 27 and utility 14 to 16, cows top beef 12 to 13, heifers 16 to 25, bulls 14 to 18. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 9 to 21, hogs up 50 to 75 cents, pigs and night stock 14 to 24 per hundredweight.
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Cleveland, O
Police Citing Drivers for Traffic Violations in Local Court
Larry J. Kawell of 718 East Ave was cited for running a red light at Court and Second Sts and must appear in Mayor's Court Tuesday. Joseph B. Bynum of Durkee Rd Grafton was cited for speeding on East Ave and faces Mayor's Court tomorrow. Charley Earls of 1052 Cleveland St Grafton was fined $2 plus costs after pleading guilty to driving without a license in Mayor's Court. Robert Schwartz of 351 Palisades Dr was cited for improper Jane Psace on Middle Ave and fined $10 and costs. Evard Hopkins, 22, of 405 Fuller Rd, was cited for using illegitimate plates and must appear in Mayor's Court Saturday.
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Larry J. Kawell
East Ave
Court
Second Sts
Joseph B. Bynum
D. i. Durkee
Grafton
Mayor's Court
Charley Earls
Cleveland St. Grafton
State Highway Patrol
Robert Schwartz
Palisades
Jane Psace
Middle Ave
Evard Hopkins
Fuller Ra
Bddle Ave
Grain prices from Toledo market report
Grain prices listed include WHEAT No 2 at 194 1/2 to 3 HIG, CORN No 2 at 173 3/4, OATS No 4 white at 62 1/2 to 63, BEANS No 1 yellow at 715 to 4. The snippet reflects basic cash grain quotes for futures grains.
Vermilion District Eyes 535000 School Bond Issue
Vermilion Local School District voters will decide on a 535000 bond at the November 8 election. Funds would build an elementary school and add to the high school to ease overcrowding projected to rise to about 450 by 1957. Plans include new classrooms, a study hall, music and drawing rooms, and expanded vocational space.
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Hove
Vermilion
Outcault, Guenther and Associates
Car Parked On Highway Hit By Truck
A 1951 car owned by Howard Casper was parked on Rt. 10 without lights when struck by a trailer driven by Neill Charville of Norwalk Truck Line. The collision occurred around 2 18 a m about 134 miles east of Rt 76. Charville said approaching headlights prevented him from seeing the dark parked car.
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Rt. 10
Rt. 76
Sherif's Department
Howard Casper
Cleveand
Neill Charville
R.D
Milan
Norwalk
Charville
Birmingham Halloween Fete Set
BIRMINGHAM The Willing Hands group of the Methodist Church will sponsor a Halloween costume parade and party for children from kindergarten to intermediate class Saturday afternoon. Children in costume meet at 1 30 p.m. at the church to parade around town and return for judging and refreshments.
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Birmingham
Willing Hands
Methodist Church
Robert Gutherie
Donald Griin
Paul Breisch
Unicef
Florence Congregational Church
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