Ridgeville Rangers End 12-Game Losing Streak With Win
Ridgeville High School Rangers beat Wellington 30-12 to secure their first football victory in two years. Elyria Pioneers drop to 2-0 after a 16-6 loss to Cleveland West Tech. Clearview earns a 12-6 upset over Elyria Catholic, while Keystone Firelands Lorain Admiral King Vermilion notch second wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Rangers
Wellington
Elyria
Pioneers
Cleveland West Tech
Clearview
Elyria Catholic
Keystone
Firelands
Lorain Admiral King
Vermilion
Ely Memorial Fire Station Odds and Cedar Street Delays
City Hall columnist Charles J. Hostetter surveys the Arthur W. Ely Memorial Fire Station background. He argues odds favor delays against Mayor Neeson’s plan to begin construction by January 1. The column also discusses traffic issues tied to the station and related financial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hostetter
Arthur W. Ely
Neeson
Cedar St
Hostetter
Wood carving Lorain resident sculpts busts of famous figures
A Lorain resident turns blocks of wood into busts of notable people. His latest tribute is John Glenn, with a future piece planned for President Kennedy. One work, honoring Adm. Ernest J. King, is on display at Lorain High School bearing his name, as part of a series on local hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John Glenn
President Kennedy
Ernest J. King
Lorain High School
Reds open fire West tense again
West Berlin border guards fired at two points along the West Berlin border early today presumably at East German refugees. Police reported gunfire but no casualty confirmation. The incident followed Soviet moves as Western powers faced renewed Cold War tensions in the divided city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Peter Fechter
East Berlin
Two Women and Driver Die in Norwalk Area Crash
Norwalk area crash at Rt 20 and Hartland Center Rd killed Martha E. Klieger 24 and her mother Opal Marie Klieger 59, both from Hartland Center Rd. Collins. Ralph Wayne Harriman 38 of Stow, truck driver, also died. Investigation into light operation pending. Dunn notes poor sight distance near Grange Hall and a new traffic signal installed Friday. Harriman worked for ACE Freighting Co of Akron. Klieger teacher in Norwalk. Survivors listed. funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Rt. 20
Hartland Center Rd
Martha E. Klieger
RD 1
Collins
Opal Marie. Klieger
Ralph Wayne Harriman
Stow
State Highway Patrol
Stantly
Fisher-Titus Hospital
William Dunn
Huron County
Dunn
Columbus Frm
Hartland Rd
David A. Wilding Jr
Mississippi stiffens fight in race case
Governor Ross Barnett has solid support from state leaders to block integration at the University of Mississippi. State officers warned they could go to jail to defy a Supreme Court order admitting James Meredith, while the state college board met to plan strategy and the Mississippi delegation in Washington pledged unqualified support. The interposition doctrine is invoked to resist federal orders, though the Supreme Court ruled such orders unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
UPI
Ross Barnett
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Supreme Court
James Meredith
State College Board
Washington
Mississippi
Shotgun terrorists tear Amherst home during week of fear
Amherst resident Jesse Lingle, night watchman at the Klassen house on Quarry Road, reports repeated shotgun blasts and vandalism by unknown assailants over five nights. The two story farmhouse shows extensive interior damage including shattered windows, torn wallpaper, and a damaged refrigerator. Authorities describe a terror campaign with threats directed at Lingle and damaged property, with intruders breaching the home and narrowly avoided physical confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle
Klassen
New York Central Railroad
Quarry Rd
North Ridge Rd
Chronicle-Telegram
Weather and terror tale in Ohio and home invasion
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio experience mostly sunny skies with pleasant highs around 74 to 78. A chilly night and Sunday bring partly cloudy skies, lows about 52 to 57. In a separate report, Lingle tells deputies of a terror-filled night when shotgun blasts and a rock strike occurred at his home. He remains vigilant, armed, and unsure of suspects or motives as deputies monitor the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle
Klassen
Ohio
Sheriff's Deputies
Top Lobbying Spenders on Capitol Hill in 1961
The American Medical Association led first half 1961 lobbying outlays with 146 894 dollars. AFLCIO followed with 67 960, and American Farm Bureau Federation claimed 57 520. Chronicle Telegram ads invite money-saving classified placement for appliances, with Elyria and Lorain contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
American Medical Assny
Afi-Cio
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio Couple Spends Anniversary Dinner in Paris
Wallace and Phyllis Phillips of Findlay Ohio surprised each other with a Parisian two day anniversary trip. They toured Montmartre Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame enjoyed champagne at nightclubs and a Paris restaurant. The trip cost remains a mystery to Phyllis while Wallace recalls the momentous effort that brought them to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ohio
UPI
Wallace Phillips
Findlay
New York
Phillips
Luxembourg
Wallace
Mrs. Phillips
United
Findlay Republican Courier
Oberlin President to Receive Honorary Degree at Pitt
Dr. Robert K. Barr president of Oberlin College will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree Tuesday at a convocation luncheon at the University of Pittsburgh. He will join a symposium presenting a paper on These Wise Restraints Which Make Men Free during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert K. Barr
Oberlin College
University of Pittsburgh
Polio experts debate Sabin vaccine withdrawal actions
The U.S. polio advisory committee met to decide whether to pause the Sabin oral vaccine program after Canada temporarily withdrew the drug following four polio cases among vaccinated individuals. Officials noted Salk vaccines also yield breakthrough cases. debate questioned link to Canadians' cases while the U.S. program continues pending the panel's study and in emergency uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Luther L. Terry
Canada
Terry
United States
Chicago
U.S
J. Waldo Monteith
Ottawa
Albert Sabin
London
Queen Mary
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Jaworski
J. Grant Keys
Medical
West
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Daniel E. Coleman
Elyria Civil Defense
Charles V. Neeson
Coleman
Elyma
Elyria CD
Kliegers
Komarek
Amherst
By Ralph Kingzett
Someeone
Jesse Lingle
Lesse
Laure
Aline Mosby
Phyllis
Hotel Claridge Room
Champs Elysees
Sabin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!