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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1955
Page
2
Lorain prepares for a new school year with about 10 300 students and 65 new teachers joining the Lorain Public School System. Kindergarten registration resumes for five year olds, while teachers meet for a general professional gathering led by Dr Paul Weaver on moral values and character education.
Lorain Chapter chairman Martin Mariotti reports $4100 raised in flood disaster relief. The campaign ended at 5 p.m. yesterday but several promised gifts are pending. He expects to reach the $5000 goal. full tabulation due next Friday. A $100 donation came from the Lorain Journal.
A two year old boy was admitted to St Joseph Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Frank W Komar 24 of 2445 East 29th Street on 14th Street between Reid and Lexington Avenues. Police did not charge Komar.
Discharges listed for Mrs. Frank Hain and many others at Lorain St Joseph Hospital and nearby addresses. Births reported yesterday include a son to Anthony Clement and a son to Chester Stawicki, with home addresses provided.
Otis L Baum of 3070 South Lakeview Blvd Lorain aged 84 died at 7 20 p m yesterday a Lorain resident for 65 years he was a tinsmith and roofing contractor for 60 years he is survived by his wife a son Lloyd five grandchildren 15 great grand children a brother Ralph Preston and a sister Mae Griner funeral services Monday at 1 pm Reichlin Cooley Funeral home with Rev Harry Snyder of the First Evangelical Church officiating burial to be in Creston
Bartle Yenna, 39, of Lorain, was fined 10 plus costs in Mayor's Court after his car rear-ended a vehicle driven by William Edwards, 31, of Columbus, on Rt. 2 inside Bayview. Yenna’s car sustained moderate damage. Mrs. Mary Yenna, 36, suffered knee abrasions but needed no treatment.
Mrs Mildred Wenzel of Avon Lake has been named director of the Bay Village Nursery School. A Akron University graduate with Western Reserve extension work, she previously led the Avon Lake Co operative Nursery School for three years. The Bay Village school opens Tuesday with parent teacher conferences in the first week.
Mrs. Ella Dibble of Alliance, 52, suffered a sprained neck when the vehicle she rode in was rear collided on East Erie Avenue at Nebraska Avenue. Her husband Chester, 48, drove the car. Ruth A. Schaumann, 40, Racine Wisconsin, drove the other car. Police made no arrest. several other motorists faced charges including driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, speeding, and improper lane changes.
Diego Robles of 44 Broadway Lorain was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving and 10 dollars and costs for driving without a license when arraigned before Justice C C Lord. The offenses stem from a collision at Lake Avenue and Elyria Avenue yesterday.
A brief reflection notes that years ahead America will require significantly more power to sustain a high standard of living and to power progress, implying ongoing energy challenges and needs.
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