Hospital lease study promised by finance unit
Lorain City Council discussed a proposed 3.5 million hospital lease with Lakeland Community Hospital Inc. A 19 page 10 year renewal plan drafted by Squire, Sanders and Dempsey was endorsed and a detailed study scheduled for Sept 24. The meeting also covered urban renewal, harbor work, dog wardens, zone changes near Williamsburg Heights and welfare hospital bill funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Earl Frank
Hospital Commission
Lakeland Community Hospital, Inc
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Ross Garrett
Palm Springs
Cal
Finance Claims Committee
Woodrow W. Mathna
Osborn Engineering Co
Mathna
Osborn
City General Fund
Paul J. Mikus
Anthony Murello
Williamsburg Heights
Rt. 254
Oberlin Ave
Leavitt Rd
Water Works Supt. A. V. Agnew
Council
St. Joseph Hospital
Finance Claims
Frank
Joseph P. Smith
Lorain Officials Debate Illegal Expenditure Correction
Lorain lawmakers and Water Works Supt A V Agnew clashed over a $3,432.79 transfer said by City Auditor M Norman Frank to be illegal. Frank noted a budget typo and missing council authorization, while Agnew called it a mere internal transfer within funds and the books were later corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Councilmen and Water Works
A. V. Agnew
Finance Claims Committee
Earl R. Frank
Rat Jarge
Amelia Meadows
Frank
Council
M. Norman Frank
Agnew
Capital Improvements Fund
Housing facelift law presented to council Lorain
City council heard a model ordinance for demolition or repair of substandard dwellings from J Leonard Camera. City Solicitor Bedeski to study and draft a version for committee. issues included funding and authority to demolish condemned houses. one property at 1924 East 28th St was cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathna
Smith
National Tube Division
US Steel
Pearl and
Globe
Edwin Dinniger
R-1
J. Leonard Camera
Seventh St
Park Department
Lorain
Adrian F. Bedeski
Joseph P. Smith
D-6
Bedeski
East 28Th St
John Danila
Lorain County
I. C. Riggin
Council
Health Department
Arthur Manichl
Camera
Council orders probe of street work project
Lorain city council ordered a probe into a $100,000 street resurfacing plan after Councilman Jeresmo Keron questioned three streets added without approval. Engineer Ernest Gove said Clovelly Drive needed work after a sewer lay, while East 36th and Edith Street were added at administration request.
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Lorain
Jeresmo Keron
Keron
Clovelly Dr
Edith St
East 36Th St
Ernest Gove
East 36Th
Gove
Sheffield Township
Wiliam Parker
R-7
West Erie Ave
Parker
Joseph P. Smith
D-6
Push-in-road idea heeded by city solicitor in harsh talk
Lorain city solicitor Adri an F Belleski proposed a push in road plan to remove jenk cam but doubts police approval. Councilman John Koeche complained about three wheel-less cars in a West Street yard facing Lexington Avenue. The owner would move them but lacks funds to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Adrian F. Belleski
Jenk Cam
John Koeche
D-4
West Sted St
Lexington Ave
Koeche
Broadway becomes circus midway for five day promotion
Four blocks of downtown Broadway from Fourth to Eighth streets transformed into a circus midway for the Paul Miller Greatest Free Show on Earth. The Downtown Merchants Association promotes the event with a five day sales drive. Two ten foot lanes stay open for fuel and emergency vehicles while other traffic detours west on Fourth and Eighth Streets to Reid Avenue. City council member Edwin Dinmiger complains parking is not banned on the detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Broadway
Paul Miller
Merchants Association
Fourth
Eighth Ss
Reid Ave
Edwin Dinmiger
R- 1
Lorain School of Technology opens fourth year with 16 students
Lorain School of Technology begins its fourth year today under director Dr. Max J. Lerner with an enrollment of 16 students. The institution offers technician training in chemical, industry electrical, mechanical and civil technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain School of Technology
Max J. Lerner
Lorain Sues Over Broken Sidewalk Injury
Bertha M. Zolnai and her five year old daughter Susan sue Lorain and two tenants at 129 Fourth St for 5000 dollars each, plus 1000 dollars additional against the city for the injuries. The defendants include the City of Lorain Samuel Goldstein Realty Co and Lynn's Department Store. The action seeks damages for injuries to mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth St
Lorain
Kolbe Presses Mayor Bid as City Council Silence Fails
Harold A. Kolbe of 1019 Second Street visited the Lorain City Council last night aiming to address the board about fallout shelters and land donations. He attempted five times to speak despite a floor ban, was escorted out by Ed ward Novack and Detective Sgt. Charles Springowski, and warned of jail. he continued talking and urged louder replies, even telling member John Kosche to sit down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harold A. Kolbe
Second
Kolbe
Edward Novack
No’ Vack
Charles Springowski
Novack
John Kosche
Common pleas jury panel named for Sept. 24 service
Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate announced jurors drawn for common pleas court jury service beginning Sept. 24. Elyria panel includes Moore McKenna Slusher Peggs Porter Biickline Falkner Walker Larrick Brotherton Malik Weber. Lorain area jurors include Kuhn Schulin Flanagan Klinar Drabiak Horkay Shaffer Alger Thompson. Other areas list Coleman Smith Fields Bechtel Dellefield Sexton Bratton Knight Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Agate
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
William A. Moore
Courtland St
Thomas L. McKenna
Stanford Ave
Glen E. Slusher
Geraldine A. Peggs
Lake Ave
Neslie G. Porter
16Th St
William J. Biickline
Gulf Ind
Donald Falkner
Cambridge Ave
Hebert Pushes National Fallout Shelter Plan in House Debate
Rep. F Edward Hebert urges passage of a multi billion dollar national fallout shelter program warning that radioactive fallout could kill millions without shelters. Debate centers on a bill proposing 175 million this year and over 2 billion overall, with opponents seeking to remove federal aid for shelter spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
House Armed Services
House
Vandals break truck windows at worksites
James R. Lear, an excavating contractor, reported windows broken in three trucks causing $105 damage. The trucks were parked at 428 Wealey Ave. Friday evening and damaged sometime before yesterday morning. Lear noted children often play near the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Lear
Sories
Lear
Wealey Ave
Traffic accidents in Elyria lead to two charges and a near miss
State Highway Patrol charged Rosalyn K. Callahan 25 of Oberlin with failure to yield after an accident on Route 58 and 113 when she turning left from Route 158 in front of a eastbound station wagon driven by Juanito Aquino 37 of Elyria. No injuries reported. In a second incident on Middle Ridge Road at Route 58 Phillip E. Bentz 18 of Lorain and Francis R. Kepple 36 of Cleveland collided when Kepple backed into Bentz to exit with a boat trailer. No arrest made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Patrol
Rosalyn K. Callahan
Hollywood Ave
Oberlin
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 113
Avon zoning hearing ends with no objections to shopping center plan
Avon residents heard a request to rezone 14 acres at Rt. 57 and Fairless Dr from R-1 to R-3 for a shopping center. Realtor William Cummings said no alcohol sales would occur near the planned school, while critics noted liquor rules depend on nearby structures. The ordinance was referred to the buildings-lands committee for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Wiliam Parker
R-7
Rt. 57
Adrian F. Bedeski
Lost and Found and Market Listings Overview
A mixed local item note lists lost items including a chain with a bracelet plus contact numbers FA 2-7888 and FA 3-3395. Also entries for produce and orchard stands offering tomatoes, beans, apples, squash, melons, and orchard locations Vermilion Rd and Henrietta Hill with weekend hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Lamvermeyer Orchard
Vermilion Rd
Henrietta Hill
Business Opportunities in Elyria and area for sale
Classic classified style listing offers a complete restaurant setup downtown Elyria with refrigerator silverware and mixtures. Also a deluxe motel on Tamiami Trail offering 20 rooms, expandable to 40, with property trade talks. Includes washing machines for auto dealers or gas stations and other small business opportunities across Lorain Medina and Northfield areas.
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Elyria
Ing
7Th St
Lorain
Tamiami Trail
Florida
Elyria Property
Gene St. Marie Realtor
R. Mayer
Cranberry Trail
Northfield
Lake Erie
Herst
Help Wanted Listings Across Trade and Sales Roles
Multiple local job ads seek male applicants for plate operations maintenance and driving. Positions include a truck driver with heavy duty experience, a maintenance man for a large discount store, a personable jewelry salesman in Lorain County, and a bodyman at Stang Motors. Contact details and hours provided.
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Eceanaires
I. Boloman
Lorain County
Pegon
Hart Jewelry Co
O'Neil Sheffield
Chronicle-Teleayam
Sales Opportunity Offers Immediate High Income in Area
Largest company in the area seeks neat men for rapid advancement. Call EN 5-4116 for Elyria appointments. TV serviceman wanted in Lorain at MUNTZ TV 1352 Broadway. Fuller Brush Co offers ambitious drivers commissions and guaranteed pay to start. Age 24 40 high school graduate married and bondable. Also home child care, babysitting, sewing and screen work advertised with contact numbers.
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Cal
Elyria
Muntz TV
Broadway
Lorain Fuller Brush CO
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Jay Boey
Johnson Hall
St. Mary School
Action Council
Finance
Toledo
Vine Ave
Utilities Committee
Alex Olejko
West 14Th St
Hamilton Ave
Jee
Parpes
Common Pleas
Breed and Clark
Colgate Ave
Baker's
Second St
Ottaway
Chuck Sooy
Scotts
Day's Hardware
Broad Street
Rambo
Grosaway
Gunes Seed
Discount
Jay's
Broad St
Western Reserve Inc
Texaco
Star Dealer
B. Myanoscik
Main St
Huron
Miedway
Fecal
Bee Sis
Monroeville
Ohio
Vermilion
Palmer
Beck's Hardware
Court Bt
Medina
Fa&t
F. D. Koons
Northern Institute of Cosmetology
Erie Ave
Orain Cherry
Opportunity Unlimited
Cort Cosmetica
Presti
Lorain St
Sharp
Warsaw
B-19
Indiana
Hilltop
Eve
Sun
Chronicle-Telegram
Kelly Girl Service Inc
Broadway Building
IBM
Manpower Inc
Myria Elyria
Hilltop House
AVON
Virginia Wood
Hyde Park Dr
Reine Ven
Headferth
Oakwood Davy Nursery
Fleure Payrol
Contac
I Solomion
George St
Fireland
Henrietta
Ely
Nelson Personnels
Robinson
Solomon
CE. Battenhouse
St. Main St
Oberlin, Ohto
Butternut Ridge Rd
Oberlin, OO
Middie
Rigria
Sieerran
Lgiven
Baker's FA
Town and Country Food CO
South Abbe RD
Kopit
N. Ridge Rd
Sandusky Plant
Ford Motor Co
Sandusky
Chronicle Telegram
Avon Lake
Jack Bircchhill
Arthur W. Dyke
Itrainee
Lestimator, Brown & Sharp
Sbs Broad St
Over Fay Co
Troning Ph. EN
Rad. N
Case Serveville
Oberlin School OF Summmer
Oberlin O
Oberlin Conservatory
Erlin
Frank Nagy
Wellington
Hidden Valley
Rt. 301
Rt. 10
AKC
Beagle
Breed Dog Avon
Littens
Mabel
Serweed Nice Homes
Wennan Rd
Bath St
Sears
North Eaton
Ed Charvat
Chatham
C H. Lee
Deelivery
Marion Marsiglia
Bill Schnieder
Gulf Piazza'a
F. Kenska
Ridgeway Bargain Mart & Cook
Rostroski
Ispinet
Baldwin Pianos
Baldwin
Fender
Driscol Music
Swift's Red Steer
Vigoro Commercial Grower
Low Reed
Grafton
SU Smits
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