Large Crowd Attends Opening Session Of Elyria Institute
A large crowd gathered at Elyria High School for the opening session of the Elyria Gasco Cooking Institute. The event featured Paul Clifford and Miss Harriet Wolfe as hosts with Sue Heller assisting, offering kitchen demonstrations with themed menu items and modern gas ranges. The show showcased live preparation and display of finished dishes as part of a continuing series titled Flame Down. Meanwhile, Mrs Anna Spivok of Amherst died at 67 after a period of ill health. services pending at Zilch Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xiyris
Elyria Gasco Cooking Institute
Elyria High School
Paul Cifford
Harriett Wolfe
Sue Heller
Betty Newton
Clifford
Miss Wolfe
Institute
Anna Spivok
Amherst
Kolbe Road
Amherst Town
Austria
St. Joseph’s Church
Charles
Hugh
Eric
Helen G. Gotto
Lorain
Zilch Funeral Home
Church School Fires Nudist From Faculty
MCKENZIE Tenn The zoology professor at Bethel college has been fired for belonging to a nudist group officials said. President Roy N Baker said Dr John Bauman was dismissed when word leaked he was a member of the American Sun bathing Association. Bauman, who says he has been a member for 40 years, argues that nudist camps remove temptation for draped persons outside.
Market prices for apples and vegetables and local obituaries
Local market listings show varied prices for apples including Jonathan, Red Delicious, and McIntosh across different weight baskets and quality levels. Other produce offered range from beans, lettuce, cucumbers, grapes, and celery with specific per basket or per quart prices. John Dyke Sr aged 92, retired farmer, dies at home in Elyria after illness. funeral plans and survivors listed. Elizabeth Avery aged 75 dies at home. services pending with burial slated for Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
U. S
Jonathans
Oath
Baskets Burrauants
Werler
Death Records of Mrs Edward T Crites
Mrs Edward T Crites died at 1 p m near her home 1297 Jefferson Peters Ave after years in Elyria husband T Crites jeweler in Crites Co and resident of Ninth Street Church of God era daughter Mrs Hugh Sinclair and two grandchildren in Hudson funeral Thursday at 1 p m from home burial Idgelawn Cemetery Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dyke
John Dyke, Jr
Ninth ‘Street
Mr. Dyke
Strongsville
Elyria
John F., Jr
Seville
Clarence
West Salem
Ralph H
Miss Rose Dyke
William H
George A
Walter
Ella Stoddard
Nettie Laundon
Annie Dyke
Harold’ S
Elizabeth Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Ilness
Edward T. Crites
Eduard T. Crates
Jeffer- Peters Ave
Tdéia Sanford
Ward T Crites
Elyrian
Crites- Q Dt Company
Ceet
Ninth Street Church of God
Jes
Siusical Art Society
Hugh Sinclair
Hudson
Idgelawn
Oberlin AAUW Meeting Features Parkhurst Art Tour
Charles P. Parkhurst, director of the Allen Art Museum, will address Oberlin AAUW in the Art Building Auditorium on September 26 at 8 p.m. The talk, on Modern Art, will be followed by a museum tour for prospects of joining the Arts Group. Coach Boyd Robinson and Lysle Butler spoke at the Exchange Club about football defense and quarterback plays. Hospital News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parkhurst
Oberlin A.A.U.W. Oberlin
Charles P. Parkhurst
Allen Art Museum
American Association of University Women
Art Building
Robert C. Murray
Parkhurst
Boyd Robinson
Oberlin
Lysle Butler
Oberlin College
Exchange Club
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Butler
Oberlin and Wooster
Hospital News
Hollywood Stars To Visit Elyria
Marvin and Herman Frankel theatre managers led Norther Ohio Exhibitors in Cleveland launching a Movietime U S A celebration tied to motion picture theatre Golden Anniversary. Six or seven Hollywood stars may appear locally as part of a gala parade of entertainment with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Herman Frankel
Ohio
Cleveland
Frankel Brothers
Elyria
Brake failure blamed for Broad Street collision yesterday
Police report a two car crash on Broad Street at Washington Avenue when James Mullen of Chardon collided with Dearl Young of Vermilion as Young stopped for traffic. Mullen claimed his brakes failed. Orville B. Thomas of Oberlin was arrested for driving 50 mph on Cleveland Street and to be arraigned Saturday. Several other motorists faced fines for intoxication reckless driving and disorderly conduct, including James McCarty, Steve Nemes, Paul Ledyard Jr., George Spalenik, and Fred Zeck. A disorderly conduct charge against Francis Burke was withdrawn. Burke owes court costs. A separate collision at Middle Avenue and Eighth Street alley resulted in a Sif fine for James Smith for failure to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
James Mullen
Chardon
Dearl Young
R.D
Vermilion
Young
Mullen
Orville B. Thomas
South Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Cleveland Street
James McCarty
St. Louis
Lodi Street
Steve Nemes
Henry W. Ault
Second Streets
Paul Ledyard, Jr Iv
Warden Avenue
George Spalenik
King Street
Ault
Fred Zeck
Randall Road
Lake Avenue
Francis Burke
Second Street
C. E. Andress
Burke
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street Alley
James Smith
West Avenue
James Eskridge, Jr
South
Maple Street
Court House fines and Oberlin College notices
In Ridgeville and nearby, Rob ert Williams and John Cook were fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after being arrested for reckless driving. The report also lists several dismissals and a long Oberlin College update including a Fulbright grant for Professor Walter M. Horton, a dedication ceremony for Fauver Stadium at Rochester, and a faculty violin recital by Nathan Gottschalk. James Eskridge Jr. was fined 10 dollars and costs on a traffic charge after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
John Cook
New Yorki
Louis Ardner
East View
North Central
Fin- Ridgeville
Justice
Rivoli Theater
Wealae
Loren Fowler
Schevert
Frank Zavodsky
John Crosby
Ferrell
Howard Shook
Martin Stepko
Walter Gayters
Elizabeth Weinshenk
Forrest Minney
Wilbur Scott
Oberlin College
Coodrich
Elm Street
Miller Road
C.P
Sheriff Department
Malcolm Thom Grill
Oranredl
Oberlin College News
Walter M
Fauver
Rochester
N. Y
Edwin Fauver
University of Rochester
Oberlin
Nathan Gottschalk
Warner Con Tert Hall
Gottschalk
Edward Mattos
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Tartini
Strawinsky
Bach
Ravel
Chemical Smog Injures 500 In New Jersey Plant District
State authorities promised an investigation into a second chemical smog episode in six days in HLIZABL LH, New Jersey. About 500 people were affected with nausea and eye irritation, and 30 required first aid. Workers at the Phelps-Dodge warehouse reported many were nearly incapacitated between 9 am and noon. several were treated at the plant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlizabl LH
N. J
George E. Laubach
Phelps- Dodge
Twin Sisters to Celebrate 83rd Birthday Thursday
Twin sisters Rhoda Burgess and Rose Laundon, lifelong Elyria residents born in 1868, will celebrate their 83rd birthday tomorrow at Shields Rest Home, 4105 Oberlin Avenue, RD 2, Lorain. Their husbands were long-time local workers in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Burgess
Rose Laundon
Elyria
East Bridge Street
Shields Rest Home
Oberlin Avenue
RD. 2
Lorain
Rhoda
Rose Carmen
North Ridgeville
E. F. Burgess
Green Line
Ohio Public Service Company
Congregation Sets 6 P.M Meeting and Supper at Church
Amherst Rev. Robert Gilliland of the Ceylon Evangelical United Brethren church announced the annual congregational meeting time is now 6 p.m. E.S.T. Thursday with a tureen supper beforehand. The group will organize under the Evangelical United Brethren constitution as many locals are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Robert Gilliland
Ceylon Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Brethren Churches
12 Nation Council Ends Important Business Today
The North Atlantic Council said to finalize key decisions including inviting Greece and Turkey into the anti-Communist defense pact contingent on Denmark's support. A Rome meeting October 29 is planned to review Ike's report on readiness of combined NATO forces and a new five-member expert board to balance war risk and European economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
North Atlantic Council
Greece
Turkey
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Denmark
Copenhagen
Nations Council
Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rome
North Atlantic
United States
Canada
Articles Being Received for White Elephant Sale
El Rey Grotto members collected a wide variety of articles at Lorain County Fairgrounds on West Third Street for the White Elephant sale set for Friday and Saturday at the old fairgrounds. The event is sponsored by the El Rey Grotto band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Rey Grotto
Lorain County Fairgrounds
West Third Street
el Rey Grotto Band
Cleveland Officials Say Lake Pollution From Nearby Cities
Mayor Thomas A. Burke blamed communities and industries within a 30 mile radius for Lake Erie's pollution making beaches unsafe. He argued Cleveland is not solely responsible and urged better regional sewage treatment at a third ward Democratic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Thomas A. Burke
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Attlee Plans General Election On October 25
London reports indicate Prime Minister Clement Attlee has set a general election date for October 25 facing Winston Churchill's Conservatives. Attlee held a cabinet meeting at 20 Downing Street and was believed to inform his colleagues of the date. The London Daily Mirror, aligned with left Labor, said an official announcement would come within about 33 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clemet R. Attlee
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Downing Street
London Daily Mirror
Labor Party
Lorain couples face charges and divorce cases noted
Robert Lemon 27 and Evelyn 26 of 1108 Lake Ave Elyria arraigned for neglect of two children. Mrs Lemon released from county jail while Robert remains held for grand jury on non support. Dilley 63 of Grafton sues Earl Powers for 35000 injuries from a Jeep collision at West Bridge and Lake avenues Feb 20 1951. Betty Sewell vs Dale Massey and Margaret Henke divorce petition. mortgage dispute at 253 Gulf Road over 500 loan to Albert LeDuke. John Mac Jr of Lorain seeks divorce from Katherine 1944 marriage. Doris Taft sues Harold for divorce for neglect 487 West Eighth Street. Betty Hill of Valley View seeks divorce from William RD1 Lorain amid neglect claims. Irene McDaniels sues Leonard for divorce on neglect cruelty and excessive drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lemon
Evelyn
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Lemon
Vuaries Dilley
Grafton
Earl Powers
Murray Ridge Road
West Bridge Street
Lake Avernue
Donald Massey
Margaret Henke
Gulf Road
Albert LeDuke
Berea
Betty Hill
Valley View
William
RD. 1
Lorain
Irene McDaniels
Bath Street
Leonard
Atomic age profits rise as McMahon backs unlimited arms
The American Ship Building Co reported a net profit of 308 458 for the year ending June 30, up from 249 056. Senator McMahon warned of no limit to atomic weapon production and urged all-out effort, predicting vast savings and mass production of atomic arms. A separate note reports Captain Raymond Clift urging leniency on parking violators amid crowding spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Brien Mc
Mahon
American Ship Building Co
Atomic Army
Atomic Navy
Atomic Air Force
Bilt McMahon
W. H. Gerhauser
Connecticut
United States
McMahon
Ger
Houser
McMahonhauser
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Senate
Cigarette Seen Cause Of Fire At Md Nursing Home
Fire officials theorized a cigarette slipped into a closet touched off a blaze at Mrs. Jessie P. Jolliffe's Nursing Home in Colesville Maryland killing three elderly women and injuring 53 others. The two story building suffered about 30000 dollars in damage as fifty patients were moved to nearby hospitals for treatment while three firemen were treated for smoke exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesville
Washington, D. C
Jessie P. ‘Jolliffe
General Motors Raises Prices Across Major Car Lines
General Motors boosted retail prices of its cars by 61 to 269, aligning all 12 big makes under higher, government-approved tags. Ford and Chrysler also raised prices after OPS approval. Studebaker filed for increases, and smaller firms sought hikes from 16 to 118 dollars at retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Office of Price Stabilization
Washington
Studebaker
Sandusky Man Named Appeals Court Judge
Sandusky Common Pleas Judge Edmond H. Savord was appointed by Gov. Lausche to the sixth district appeals court to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Irving Carpenter of Norwalk ending February 8, 1953. Savord, born in Sandusky and Notre Dame law graduate, was admitted to practice in Ohio in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Appeals Court
Columbus
B-29 Crashes Into Sea Near Japan
The U S Air Force reports a B 29 Superfortress crashed into the Sea of Japan before dawn. Aircraft and ships located a wing and wreckage in the search area. The bomber normally carries a crew of 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sea of Japan
U. S. Air Force
Auto Truck Blocked Barn Doors In Florida Firm Case
A man testified that his automobile was inside a barn after a truck overturned against the barn. The truck, driven by A. R. Moss and owned by a Miami Florida firm, blocked the doors and hindered access. A hearing on the complaint is set for September 26 in Justice Lord's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Moss
Miami
Fla
Justice Lord's Court
Hospital Discharges List With Numerous Newborns
A long hospital discharge listing includes Mrs Harland Vincent with a baby boy at 1355 East Avenue and other new mothers such as Mrs William Montgomery with a baby girl at 624 Hilliard Road, Mrs Cecil Donovan with a baby girl at 253 Valley View, and several more families across Lorain LaGrange Amherst Scranton and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Vincent
East Avenue
William Montgomery
Hilliard Road
Cecil Donovan
Valley View
Bernard Diederich
Westlake
Charles Fahrney
Weller Road
George
Smith
Shear
Jack Carr
Lorain
Charles Opfer
Two Workmen Drowned Cleaning Sewers
In Portsmouth Ohio a coroner ruled accidental drownings for Roy Yates aged 62 and Plat Williams during a sewer cleaning attempt. Suspected carbon monoxide fumes caused them to scramble for air. Williams fell back into the water as Yates tried to rescue him, both men drowned and were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ro ‘Yates
Plat Williams
Wiliams
Yates
W. A. Quinn
Murder and death by own action verdict not changed
Coroner Samuel Br. Gerber reported a re examination found Newton Laughlin shot his wife Betty and then took his own life. Bodies were exhumed after Laughlin's father proposed another man killed them, but the second exam found no new evidence to alter the ruling of murder and death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Samuel BR. Gerber
Newton Laughlin
Betty
Laughlin
R. R. Laughlin
Gerber
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Food Institute
Roy H. Zielman
Loraine
Ohio Society of Sonse Engineers
Death Records
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
United Press
Angeunda Copper
Aviation
Ward A. Omrol Ia Seas Merny RR
Repause Steel Tatndard
Compa Waelworth Co
Charles Smith
Police Dept. News
Hartiman
Mossadegh
Britain
Iran
Nec
Beity Leimbach
N. Ficasant
Betty Sewell
Dale
Common Pleas Court
John Mac, Jr. Lorain
Katherine
Doris Taft
West Eighth Street
Harold
Hill's Bros
Ridgeville
R. Smith & CO
Elyria Saw, & Trust
Midwest Stock Exchange
Lorain County
Elyria Electric, Inc
Broad St
Ship Building Co
Cincinnati
Raymond ¥. Clift
Ohio State Safety Conference
Clift
Sudro-Curtis
Pca Lla
Second St
Planned Parenthood
M. D
BR. N
The
Gasco Food Institute
NEHI
Royal Crown Beverages
West St
Elyria, O
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