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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
4
Sweden reports three Soviet minesweepers seen near its territorial waters in the Baltic over the last three days. The Baltic command of the Swedish navy is keeping the vessels under observation, a defense ministry spokesman said.
The Lorain planning commission will review a rezoning request from Grant-Holladay Construction Corp of Canton to change seven acres from R1A to R3 across Beaver crest Dr extension. The plan includes a 160 bed nursing home and a 50 unit apartment complex. A public hearing will follow, with additional reviews on a Lawson Milk Co store corner rezoning and trade yard rule revisions for Home Builders Association.
H M Russell of New York City administrative assistant in charge of chapter relations will address the Lake Erie Central Chapter of the National Association of Accountants at tonight’s 7 oclock meeting at McGarveys Party House. Russell has long served the NA A with roles in Brooklyn Shreveport and as associate director and program director and president.
Larman S Sherwood blinded at birth will speak at a Lorain County Medical Society and Women's Auxiliary joint meeting in Oberlin Inn tomorrow evening. He holds a Albany Teachers College master’s degree and has 15 years as an ordained Methodist minister. He travels 60 000 miles yearly lecturing on human relations. Four students will receive Lorain County Medical Foundation grants: Judith Britt Lee Ann Lapish Velta Stitak and Rosemary Hasko for physical therapy medical technology pharmacy and nursing.
More than 400 people attended an open house at Melody Grove honoring veteran schoolman P M Schroeter, who served as teacher and principal at St John Lutheran School since January 1922 and retired in June. The event featured speakers Dr Walter Birkner Rev A M Schroeter and others, a tureen dinner, and a monetary gift from the church board.
Lorain officials voiced frustration over Meister Road west of Leavitt after a $100,000 resurfacing project. City engineers said the road lacks a proper base and was treated as a stopgap, sparking unhappiness as council had prior warnings. The piece also notes political maneuvering around the upcoming mayoral election and honors for local fire and veterans leaders.
GRAFTON Prison escape concerns lead to new outdoor lighting at the State Farm last week. About a dozen mercury vapor lights were installed after the Columbia Township Trustees requested an escape warning for residents when prisoners are at large. Captain Warren Dyer said the lights make it unlikely for escapes to go unseen, noting the brighter lights as it gets darker. The lighting covers the front parking area and ball field but not the back of the dairy barn where fugitives previously moved.
Gerald Lee Norris of Wellington waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Lorain County grand jury after pleading guilty to three counts of issuing checks with intent to defraud. Bond set at $1,000 per count. Police said he admitted crashing worthless checks in Wellington and nearby communities including Nova, Polk, Ashland County, and New London.
Lorain zoning board faces 13 items after recess. City solicitor Bedeski says Lorain Inc cannot erect a 10 by 24 foot sign on Leavitt Road for Skyline Park. Oak Hill Country Club may operate restaurant lounge on public basis due to liquor permit. Anchor Lodge Motel cannot operate a dining room under zoning. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints protests public use of Oak Hills lounge.
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