Autumn arrives with sept 23 dawn warning and local notes
Ross DavidTM announces autumn arrival with a precise Sept 23 2 06 am EDT. The Chronicle Telegram highlights Otto B Schoepfle owner of a Standard Bred Poodle and his fruit appetite. Phyllis Mosher earns a NOTC promotion in Oberlin, while Bob Terrell of Isaly's resigns to join Lawson Milk. Mayor Fred Sanford greets Elaine Hefty as secretary. meteorologist Dick Goddard plans Cleveland return. Elmer Zoltai expects five Elyma teams in the 1966 American Bowling Congress in Rochester. Ohio Edison honors Notley and Grinmeister for 30 years of service.
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Otto B. Schoepfle
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Chronicle Telegram
Schoepfle
Bob Terrell
Isaly Dairy
Isaly
Terrell
Oberlin
Medina
Elyria
Meadowbrook Dr
Brentwood Lake Village
Lawson Milk Company
Fred B Sanford
Elaine Hefty
Andrew Hieftje
Lear-Siegler Inc
Dick Goddard
Cleveland
Philadelphia
National Broadcasting Company - Westing- Inghouse
Goddard
Wjw-Tv
Elmer Zoltai
The
Elyma Bowling Association
Elyma
Rochester
National School Lunch Week Proclaimed by Johnson
Washington UPI reports President Johnson designated the week of October 10 as National School Lunch Week. The proclamation urges activities to boost public understanding and awareness of the school lunch program.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Sheriff seeks Medina County opinion as Klan rally ends
Medina Sheriff Norman Stuart and deputies, aided by state and local officers, surrounded the Earl Reusch farm in Harrisville Township as the Ku Klux Klan held its second county rally in four weeks. He urged residents to mail opinions on the meetings and the patrols, while authorities warned crowds and watchers about armed security, searches, and possible immediate action if needed.
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Medina County
Ku Klux Klan
Homerville
Norman Stuart
Earl Reusch
Harrisville
Stuart
Reusch Farm
Sheriff's Department
Brunswick
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Willie Mae Mallory
Lod
St Rt 224
CR 28
St Rt
Ohio
Simar
Reusch Barn
James R. Venable
Ku Klun Klan
Venable
Line of Midwest storms drenches towns and rivers surge
A long line of thunderstorms swept the Midwest from Oklahoma to Iowa. Oklahoma City reported 1.06 inches of rain while Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa saw 104 and 160 inches respectively. Pease River in North Central Texas flooded the Red River area washing away cattle. Violent rain and wind damaged buildings in eastern Wisconsin.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Crawate
Kepe
Bes 18 Faches
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Red River
Texas
Thefts at Ely Stadium Concession Stand Reported
Elyna police say thieves stole about 139 dollars of concession equipment from a boarded concession stand at Ely Stadium over the weekend. The break in was discovered at 12 45 pm yesterday after the front was torn open. Items missing include a electric roaster a coffee urn two hot plates a vacuum bottle and milk and beverage containers. Police found no force entry after inspecting the business district. Two Wooster Street representatives said the incident will be discussed with city officials.
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Amherst
Raymond F Thompson
Wooster St
Chicago
Chamber of Cure
Commerce
Ness District
College and church campaign starts for Methodist fund
A rally in Columbus opened a seven million dollar fundraising drive to aid Methodist colleges and Wesley Foundations in Ohio. Bishop Gerald Ensley said Christian colleges give youth a reference point to judge events and help build a peaceful world. Four colleges Baldwin Wallace Chad Wesleyan Mount Union and Ohio Northern will receive one million each for buildings and capital improvements. Two million goes to an endowment for scholarships, with another million for Wesley Foundations at Ohio University Ohio State Kent State Bowling Green Miami and Cincinnati. The drive runs November 2 through 21.
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Columbus
UPI
Christian College
Gerald F Ensley
Ohio West
Methodist Church
Methodist
Wesley Foundation
Ohio
Canton
Ohio East
Ensley
Bishon
Baldwin - Wallace College
Chad Wesleyan University
Mount Union College
Ohio Northern University
Wesley Foundations
Oho University
Ohio State
Kent State Bowling Green
Miami University
University of Incinnati
Jury trial date set in slaying
Lorne F Alexander, 25, of 917 West Lith St Lorain, was declared sane by Common Pleas Judge John D Pincura and ordered to stand trial for first degree murder. The Oct 26 jury trial concerns the deaths of Mrs Judith Tremor, 23, and her sons Timothy, 4, and Kevin, 3, found at their Lorain home July 12 after he allegedly admitted the killings to police. The ruling followed a report from Lima State Hospital officials.
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Lorne
Alexander
Lima State Hospital
Grand jury to probe two first degree murders in Lorain County
The grand jury is convened tomorrow to review two first degree murder cases and other pending charges. Joseph Netzel of Columbia Station and Carolyn Dunham of Lorain face grand jury action, while Lester Jewels of Lorain is tied to another fatal shooting. Approximately 11 criminal cases will be presented, with jurors drawn from Lorain and surrounding areas for a one day session.
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John Botero
Joseph Netzel
Osborne Rd
Columbia Station
Carolyn Jean Dunham
Lowell Ave
Lora
Netzel
Betty
Miss Dunham
Lester Jewels
West 12Th St. Lorais
Jewels
Broadway
West 12Th St. Lorain
Elyria
Frances E Dumski
Princeton Ave
Donna M Dull
East Ave
Robert R Hogan
Chestnut Ridge
Harry Chait
Longford Ave
Caleb Jones
Sheriff St
Lorain
Robert W Schwartz
Forest Hills
George D Tates
Reid Ave
Wiliam White
Dennison
Joseph F Unger
Oakdale
Dorothy W Beebe
Harris Rd
Mary C
Careening Car Destroys Fence in Grafton Collision
A 1-year-old Grafton youth, Nell Vehlein, RD 2, Biggs Rd, was charged with reckless operation after losing control on Indian Hollow Rd yesterday. His car veered left of center into a ditch, struck a tree stump, and ripped down a fence owned by Peter Biermacher, RD 2. The incident caused about 50 dollars in damage. Vehlein was not injured.
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Grafton
Lorain County
Nell Vehlein
Biggs
Indian Hollow
Peter Biermacher
Grafton Vehlein
Legislator attacks juvenile program in Ohio
State Rep Harry McIlwain a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful blasted the Rhoades administration for politics in juvenile delinquency treatment. He cited nurses forced to join the Republican party to work at Columbus diagnostic center and criticized Lancaster Boys Industrial School housing 1,100 boys in quarters for 400. He urged rehabilitating youths early, warning against costly later confinement.
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Columbus
UPI
Harry Mcllwain
Rhoades
Mcllwain
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
MccIlwain
Fairfield School For
Lancaster
Mcllwam
Crash Claiming Unborn Infant Shocks Norwalk Area
A two car crash on Rt 99 near Strecker Rd left an unborn baby dead after delivery at Fisher Titus Hospital in Sandusky. Helen Myers 40 of Norwalk and her daughter Diane were in fair condition, while Edwin Stark 49 of Rocky River was hospitalized in critical condition, with Stark’s vehicle struck by Clayton Myers who allegedly did not stop at a stop sign. Depar t ies continue probing the traffic fatality and injuries after the Saturday collision.
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Perrysburg
Geneva
Harry James Santry Jr
Ohio
Lorain
William Arroyo
Feliciano Morales
Black River
Cleveland
Darlene Gary
William Bugos
Middlebury Heights
Berea
Cleveland Hopkins
Akron
James Lines
Elyria
Patricia Ann Meyers
Wellington
Mary Swonger
Fremont
Ohno
Martins Ferry
Terry Lynn Moore
Bryan Daniel Sitarski
Alden
Peter W Corwin
Howe Ind
Troy Lee Doston
Monroe Mich
Qghip
Here
Fremont John R Keil
Mansfield
US 11
Bowling Green
Viable Mahi
Willard
Norwalk
Fisher Titus Hospital
Sandusky
Rt 99
Strecker Rd
Ee County Sheriff's Department
Helen Myers
Main St
Myers
Diane
Sheriffs Office
Norwalk’s Memorial Hospital
Edwin Stark
Rocky River Hospital
Veteran's Hospital
Clayton Myers
Stark
Elyria man hurt in Turnpike motorcycle crash
Larry W Maurer, 21, of Murray Ridge Road Elyria, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for injuries from a motorcycle crash on the Ohio Turnpike. He lost control eastbound, the bike overturned, and he suffered a deep scalp laceration scrapes and burns to the left leg before being released. The Turnpike patrol continues investigation.
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Larry W Maurer
Murray Ridge
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Patrol
Maurer
Amherst councilman urges referendum on swim pool
Amherst councilman Mattey urges a public vote on a pool project citing cost and tax burden. He cites a petition from residents near Park and says the two measures, totaling about 190000 dollars for construction and maintenance, should not proceed without a referendum.
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Amherst
Park Swimming Pool Protectivity Council
Beth Hone
Piaa
Mattey
Ted
Terest
Engelhard
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Ross David
Phyllis Mosher
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Charles A. Moaher
Phyllis
Ronald Mosher
Mosher
NOTC
Oberlin District
Zoltai
Rochester War Memorial
Lake Ewe
Ohio Edison Company
Dick Notley
Elyna
Notley
de Maris Grinsmeister
Utilty
United Press International
Bryan
Friday
David Wish
Rossford
Midwest
Wisconsin
Menasha
Weather Bureau
Aki
Ely Stadium
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Papworth
Brockley Ave
John C Bell
Meadow Lane
Edith
Pittack
North Ridgeville
Frances H Chamberlain
Russell W
Welborn
Avon Lake
Eleanor VanArsdale
Lloyd G Wearsch
Avon
Irene M Boring
Paul G
Legislator Flags
Crash
Pike
Elyrian
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