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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
20
Time set for 8 p.m. at Clearview High School with coaches Wayne Diedench and Bob Mos guiding teams. Eketts and yria Catholic listed among participants.
A civic committee formed by the Avon Lake Board of Education promotes renewal of the five year eight mill operating levy with no tax increase. The group led by Mrs Robert Mammon Jr includes Frances Powell Edward Dingledy Mrs James Hagerty and others and meets at 8 p.m. in Avon Lake High School.
The Broadview Savings and Loan Co filed five foreclosure actions in Erie County Common Pleas Court through Ward B Riley seeking 48297 for sublet properties in the Riverview Subdivision Vermilion. First Investment Co filed a sixth suit against Riverview Developers Inc for 21210 in Columbus seeking foreclosure on the same area. Promissory notes by the developer were not met.
The Lorain County Shrine Club will hold its annual clambake Wednesday at El Rey Grotto Park. More than 150 Shriners are expected, with clam chowder at 1 p.m. and the bake at 5 p.m. A few tickets remain available from A H Johnston, Elyria, president.
The Rev and Mrs Osborn, longtime Free China missionaries, will speak at 745 pm Sunday at the Wellington Church of the Nazarene. They have served 47 years in China, now living in Elyria and planning a move to Temple City California.
Medina County deputies report a 1:55 am collision on Route 250 near Shide Road in which a car struck and killed a steer. Driver Richard Balduff, 21, of Bay View escaped injury though his vehicle was towed. The steer’s owner has not been located.
Baseball leaders highlighted include Aaron of the Braves with 36 home runs and 113 RBIs, Mays of the Giants with 32 homers, and Kaline of Detroit with 36 runs batted in. Pitching leaders feature Koufax and Spahn with strong records, Bouton and Ford among top win totals.
The Northfield card lists nine harness races with diverse purses from $600 to $1900. Notable entries include Tomari Kiss In Time, Rebel Rodney, Jezebel Flash, Edgew'd Ambrose, and Success among others representing multiple connections at the meet.
Partial OCR readout shows multiple players with in and out statuses including Kotlarcevk Kotlarczvk Smith and Harned. Entries include in and out times, percentages, and monetary values, indicating substitutions and performance figures across several lines.
Spunky Gary Player and Jean Don January share the opening round lead at Salt Lake Country Club. Both carded four under par 66 as Bully Maxwell also posted a solid 66 in windy conditions near the Rockies.
Full back Mel Triplett renowned for the 1966 NFL title game with the New York Giants joins the Toledo Tornadoes of the United Football League after being cut by the Cleveland Browns two weeks earlier while vying for a training camp spot.
Wilf Greaven of Windsor Ontario stopped Ron Jones of Montreal in 1 round at 1642. The Montreal card reported the quick victory with Greaven proving dominant in the bout.
The standings show New York leading with 92 wins and 49 losses, followed by Chicago and Minnesota. Friday night matchups include Boston at Baltimore and Kansas City at Los Angeles with several night games and listed probables. Saturday’s slate features Minnesota at Chicago and Cleveland at Washington among others.
Racing list shows multiple classes from first to ninth with horse names and entries. Notable entries include Anchor figures such as Ro jSuccessful, Valley Riverside, Reverie, Amberite, Castle Walk, and Music Supr’e in first class. Second class features Colonel Blaze and Tribe l Secret. other classes list Panstar, Will Box, On The Grass, Secca-Place, and Gunlock among many.
Robert Sm. H. Smith, 25, of 3672 Lowell Ave Lorain, was wounded Saturday near the Pink Elephant Tavern in Sheffield Township. He was moved from intensive care to a regular unit at St Joseph Hospital Lorain with his condition changing from guarded to fair. Deputies of the Lorain County Sheriff’s office continue to investigate the shooting in which he was hit in the abdomen and left shoulder. Investigators could not obtain information from other patrons at the bar.
Police report a vandal smashed an art class window at Friendship Baptist Church in Lorain yesterday at 8 30 pm. A milk bottle fragment was found inside the church. several congregants were present but no witnesses saw the thrower.
Vermilion Power Squadron offers free 12 week boating courses on rules seamanship and navigation. Elyria class begins Monday at 7 30 pm at Ohio Fuel Gas Co Walnut St with Edward F Witham instructing, Lorain class Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Lorain Yacht Club with John Meese instructing.
Avon Lake High School Parent-Teacher Association hosts its third annual Chicken Bar-B-Q on September 29 from noon to 3 pm. Tickets available from chairpersons and board members. officers include President Mrs Seger and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and delegates with multiple committee chairs listed.
Vincent Patent-Teacher Association holds its season opener Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Principal Harry Wozniak and Superintendent William Guid es will speak and faculty members will be introduced. Mrs William Felton leads singing with Lynn Bara at the piano.
Erie County engineer M W Bechberger told county commissioners the map and property description for annexation to Huron do not agree due to a 4 inch clerical error. The 219 acre parcel is owned by Clarence W Snyder and Mabel L Snyder and lies on Route 2 east of Huron. The petition, filed Sept 2, will be returned to Charles Buon, petition agent, for correction.
Nancy C McCampbell 33 of 718 Garden Ver Milion pleaded innocent in municipal court to charge of issuing checks to defraud. She waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to Lorain County grand jury on $500 bond. McCambell was arrested Aug 22 after writing a 14.46 check to Clarence Poor for building materials.
Elyna police arrested Emmett Coughlin 61 of 115 West Bridge Street after his wife reported him found lying in a field behind their home. A record check showed this was his 66th arrest for intoxication.
Gray long haired LoeT cat mottled tan with yellow eyes and white bib. Reward $100 for information leading to its location near Lake Ave by Dr Pepper plant. Also listed are a Chihuahua Fawn with red collar and contact numbers FA 3-3972 or FA 2-2825. Various local ads include hardware, yarn shop, lockSmith, apples, tomatoes, and farm stand details with addresses.
A long list of real estate transfers includes Matilda Mills and James Mills selling Sublot 5 in Ridgze Heights Subdivision 1 to Robert and Ma Bailey. Ethel Lemley selling Sublot 208 in Wood Beach Subdivision 2 Avon Lake to William Lo and Lillian Phillips. H and H Development Corp selling Lot 76 of W W Wrights Addition Oberlin to Jack and Clara Taerry. numerous other transfers recorded among Elyria North Ridgeville Lorain Amherst Sheffield Lake and nearby towns listing buyer and seller names and parcel details
A collage of classified ads invites readers to own or lease a complete drive in market setup with no equipment purchase, plus job openings from Spitzer Motors and various manufacturers. Opportunities include sales representation, trainee production supervision, an estimator role at Brown & Sharp, and local production and personnel positions across Elyria Lorain and Oberlin Ohio.
Real estate and insurance firm at 138 Middle Ave offers extended hours and evening access. Contact FA 9 34983 for details on services and appointments after work hours.
Multiple listings seek waitresses in Lorain Oberlin and Amherst positions with flexible hours and tips. Household help babysitters secretaries housekeepers and a registered nurse job near Oberlin Milan and Lorain with varied shifts pay and responsibilities. Includes live-in elder care and part time beauty courses at local institutes.
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