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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1963
Page
13
Practical auto tips on brakes tires shocks and engine care from expert Russell. Prolonged brake pressure and improper shifting raises wear risks while proper wheel servicing and matched shocks keep balance. Reader questions address ignition overload brake drums misfires and maintenance habits for longer engine life.
Lorain man Wofford 20 of 1438 West 21st Street is in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital with a possible back fracture after being struck in the back by a telephone pole while unloading poles at the Lorain Telephone Company yard on West 19th Street at 11 27 yesterday. Edith Tecora 49 of 1350 Second Street was treated for a leg puncture after falling on a six inch paper spike at home at 8 37 yesterday evening.
Wholesale and farm price data show butter, eggs, and poultry listed for retailers and farms across Ohio cities and southern Indiana. Entries include A White and B white poultry grades, hen and fryers prices, and Chicago wholesale quotes with grade A and other scores noted.
Burglars removed an 800 to 900 pound safe containing $250 from the Westview Terrace public housing project office at 2218 West 24th St. They pried a window, dragged the safe to a garage, and used a cart to load it into a vehicle. Envelopes with keys were scattered as drawers were opened.
The Henrietta Buchs family reunion was held Sunday at Bernard Buchs home on Becker Rd with 80 attending. Relatives came from nearby communities West Virginia and Deerfield for the first gathering in 2½ years. The Keith Buchs family returned from Lebanon. Next year the reunion will be at Dewey Anderson home on Rt. 10 with Douglas Bucks as president.
Evan Graham addressed 50 645 people at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles while threats to his life were reported. Police and aides said a young man warned he would kill Graham but the note was ruled a crackpot.
Fire department responders were summoned to 213 Sixth St where a faulty gas pipe segment to a kitchen stove released gas and ignited by the pilot light. Mrs. James Richards suffered first degree burns to the face as flames singed her hair and wall tiles blistered before the gas was shut off and the blaze confined to the stove.
Paris reports the French Government plans a 16 month military draft cut as an economy move. The shorter draft would free manpower to ease labor shortages as workers resist emigrating to France from May and Spain and as the country seeks staff from Greece and Turkey.
In Lorain a gang of up to 40 teenagers attacked youths near George Daniel Field after the Admiral King High School football game. James Ryan, 16, was treated for a cut lip at St Joseph Hospital. Kenneth Nimon, 14, reported being assaulted. Police found no gang members and could not locate others involved.
A 12 year old boy from East 23rd Street was brought to the juvenile aid bureau after a Hills Department Store theft incident. He was picked up yesterday at 7 45 p m when a store detective found a 78 cent record tucked under his shirt. The boy denied owning a record player.
In Metz France ex Premier Robert Schuman burial rites take place today with European leaders expected to attend. The aging founder of European unification lay in state since his death Wednesday as procession proceeds through Metz Cathedral.
Washington reports unemployment fell by 500000 last month reaching 3957000 for August, the first time under four million this year. Total employment slipped 300000 from July’s peak of 70.9 million after a sharp farm worker decline.
Bonn awaits parliamentary review after Die Zeit claims that United States Britain and France tapped calls and opened mail via West German security office. Interior Minister Hoecherl orders strict probe while noting some staff links to former Nazi guards. Bundestag committee to discuss findings before October.
The Areme Club of Stone City Chapter 325 of the Order of Eastern Star will present a fall style show at West Minster Presbyterian Church on September 25 at 8 p.m. Ted Jacobs will provide commentary and styles including shoes and hats. Modeling will feature Eastern Star members and their daughters with Mrs. John Lambie as general chairman and Mrs. Wayne Garland handling tickets and publicity.
Lorain Police recovered a 1962 car reported stolen in Elyria. The vehicle was found at 2 15 p m in a wooded area west of Oakpoint Road on Lorain County Beagle Club property. Owner is Lawrence W. Cope of South Amherst. Major parts were missing including transmission gearshift mileage indicator radiator hoses fan belt fan head manifold carburetor and hub caps. An attempted removal of the differential failed. Police noted no heavy grease marks at the recovery site. Investigators believe the car was pushed or towed to the location.
The Milan Mothers Club holds its season start at the school cafeteria Monday at 8 pm. Principal Robert Mitchell will present teachers and grading in grades six to eight, followed by a discussion. A tour of the basement added in 1958 concludes the program and plans for a student dance course are set for Sept 17 at 6 45 for grades seven to twelve.
A 14-year-old boy found a set of golf clubs valued at 102 dollars and a golf cart plus a spare tire in a field at Pennsylvania Ave and East Lawn St. The items were stolen from the trunk of a 1963 car owned by Thomas P. Butch ko of Eastlawn Street. Police report no clues on another theft of 375 dollars in golf equipment from a 193 car owned by William L. Bailey on Jackson Street.
Ray Withrow a 25 year old power hitting outfielder has been recalled from Denver by the St Louis Cardinals. The Cards said Withrow who hit 233 with Denver would report immediately.
VFW Post 451 Lorain and its auxiliaries will host the Ninth District Conference with registration at 10 a.m. at 1840 Broadway and a 2:30 p.m. business meeting at the post home 112 East 19th Street. Lyle Hehl of Oak Harbor will preside. The Auxiliary meets at 1 p.m. at Knights of Pythias Hall 1924 Broadway with Eloise Yates presiding. Luncheon is set for noon at K of P Hall. Over 200 delegates from 24 posts across six counties expected.
Elyria Quota Club elected delegates Gerna Phiel and Marian Shep ard with Jerry Larkin and Stella Moelke as alternates to attend the 30th annual Sixth District conference September 20 21 and 22 in Canton. The Sept 18 meeting will feature Ethel Anderson describing Quota Club International history and aims at a guest luncheon.
Two lawsuits totaling 30228 were filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against Carolyn Reiner of Sheffield Lake for injuries from a traffic accident. Frances Jennings of Brunswick seeks 20000 for injuries from a Berea crash on January 21 1961. Her husband Charles seeks 10228 for damages from his wife’s injuries.
Dr. Paul Armand-Deliffe, 89, a lifelong tuberculosis researcher, died Friday in Paris. He contributed decades to TB study and public health science.
Reese bowls 202 210 193 for a 605 series at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes in the United Polish Club Auxiliary League. Arlene Kracinski misses 600 by three pins with 597 in the Women's All City League at Tarry Lanes.
Safety Service Director Joseph C. Cowden reports police encountered an unusual reluctance by some teachers to follow crosswalk rules around Elyria High School while students complied. Teachers reportedly resisted reminders, showing resentment toward enforcement.
College Shoe & Repair led with high team totals 2297 and 812 game. Shirley Reese topped indi totals 605 and 210. Bittner De Carlo and Rudy's Pro Shop squads posted strong showings in both divisions with multiple 3-0 and 2-1 outcomes. Gretchen Vitovitz rolled a 300 series and 177 game for the ladies.
Team results include Turnpike Lounge beating Waltz Realty 3 2 by 62 to 1 and Elyria Savings & Trust 0 0. High game scores feature Lois Sheffield 192 and Arline Krucinski 201. Waltz Realty led team totals with 1411 series and 479 game while Sport's Inn posted 2499 team series and 889 team game. Broney's, Sport's Inn, C J Superette, Brook Park Buildings all went 3-0 in All City brief standings.
Elks 465, Barres Plumbers, Moon Fauceta, Eddy's Sahio, General Ind, Nemes Contractors all posted 2-1 records in Friday league play. High game Jim O Connor 550, Cliff Peirce 254, team high 1796 by General Industries, team game 643 by T J Movers.
In Lake Erie bowling, Mathna For Mayor tops with high team series 2593 and game 903. Ray Flucker claims high series 383 while George Spencer posts high game 223. Other results list Bronx Bar Franks Bar Paul Sohio Turnpikes Lanes Anchor Inn Carling Black Label Kazy Corner Your Favorite Barber Shop Team 140 Alexander Real Estate Team 100 Team 12 and more with Mathna For Mayor earning top honors.
Bowling center results show Cc Blatz Beer 3 1 Archers 3 1 Post Office 3 1 Pepsi Cola 2 2 Gibbies Place 2 2 Gage Corp 1 3 Hills Supply 1 3 Bolero Club 1 3 High Ind Series Robert Garska 582 High Ind Game George Gallion Mike Coules 212 High Team Series Blatz Beer 2723 High Team Game Blatz Beer 982.
Ridge View Lanes beat Marsho Constriction 22-12 while Old Dutch Beer and Carling Black Label split 2-1. Bess & Andy's and Schaeffer's Beer also split, Lundberg Realtor fell 19-22. Don Standen Auctioneer went 0-3. Lee Prentice top series, Wayne Lauffer 225 high game. Carling Beer led team series. Schaeffer Beer led team game.
Eagles lead with 2-1 after seven games while Team 4 and Team 5 win 3-0 each. Jim Reynolds posts high series 579 and high game 225 amid team totals showing No. 42,563 for high team series and No. 5 for high team game.
A garbled OCR page lists odds and names for several venues including Bess & Andy, Klatik's Log Cabin, Barnes Coal, Hayseed Tavern, Nol Con struction, Laubenthal Milk, Evans Lanes, and John Rothery. Odds range from 1-3 to 4 for different bets and attractions, with unclear final notes.
Lost cats and dogs with descriptions and rewards listed for Lorain area. Contacts given for locations Sage Ave, Amherst, Wakeman, and N Ridgeville. Also nearby ads for hardware, produce stands, lawn equipment, and stock trades with phone numbers and addresses.
Money to loan on diamonds cameras typewriters guns. Seed's Discount Jewelry at 386 Broad 8th Avenue advertises loans and purchase services. Contact CHerry 4-3187 for arrangements. Local storefront offers pawn and collateral loan options on valuables.
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