Lorain Court Dockets Include Fines for Driving Violations
Lorain Municipal Court records list Daniel Bennett sentenced to five days in city jail for contempt of court. Others faced fines for license violations, gambling devices, speeding, and drunken driving. Notable cases include Claude Chance fined 250 dollars, 10 days jail, and Carlos Gonzales awaiting trial on a disorderly conduct charge with a 100 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bennett
Douglas Edward Burgett
Elm St
Elyria
Ernest B. Brantley
Foster Park Rd
Amherst
Francis Victor Newland
Reeves Ave
Carlos Gonzales
Galle E. Hubbell
Lorain Dr
Joseph Panchek
John Thomas Camera
Leroy King Wright
Oscar Harris
William Joseph Sugg
Wes 23Rd Pl
Cleveland
Betty E. Staley
West Lake Rd
Elbert Rush
Peggy Fate
Claude Chance
Hospital Discharges and Births At St Joseph Hospital
Discharges include Ralph Wahl Luis Longoria Mrs William Hensley and others from addresses in Elyria and surrounding areas. Births reported yesterday a son to James Rice and wife and a daughter to John Sopko at Vermilion. Today a son to Joseph Ortega and a daughter to Robert Holomuzzka at 1613 East 33rd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wahl
Reid Ave
Luis Longoria
E. 29Th St
William Hensley
Liberty St
Vincent
Theress Gubeno
Howard Salisbury
Cascade St
Elyria
Charles Greene
1St St
Buford Hawks
Elyria Ave
Antoinette Zelinski
Barney Nemeth
W. 20Th
Catherine Dundon
9Th St
John Wenzel
Wth &T
Smolka
E. Erie Ave
James Rice
Kew Gardens
John P. Sopko
R. D
Risden Rd
Vermilion
Joseph Ortega
Oberlin Ave
Robert Holomuzzka
33Rd St
jDismissals
Robert Miller
Lorain
John Melbor
Patricia
Ann Nace
Paul Pikey
William Carlos Logsdon
Neley Logsdon
American Legion
Middle Ridge Rd
Amherst
Liquor Permits Of Lorain Lifted By Board
Lorain The State Liquor Board revoked D1 and D2 permits issued to Mario Davis operator of the Hurricane Lunch at 1642 E 28th St. The revocation takes effect Oct. 8 for improper conduct.
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Lorain
Mario Davis
28Th St
State Liquor Board
Cerebral Palsy Meeting Slated In Erie County
A Providence Host hospital in Sandusky hosts a presentation by a pediatrician from Sandusky at 8 tonight. The event announces a public meeting of the United Cerebral Palsy Association Erie County to discuss services and aims, with a related livestock sale report as context.
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Cleveland,r
Choice United Cerebral Palsy Association
Erie County
Providence
Zprine Labs
Sandusky
Lorain Man Is Arrested For Speeding
Lorain man faces a speeding charge after a traffic stop by local police. The incident resulted in standard processing and release on recognizance pending further action.
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Lorain Man
Amherst Christian Training School Plans Made
Amherst Community Council reports planning for a Christian training school event with a hayride on Oct 16 and a series of classes starting Oct 18 led by Rev. Jerome Wehner and Rev. DeWees Singley, plus a World Order Conference and related church activities at Amherst churches and nearby Elyria.
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Amherst
Novtucky Ave
Lorain
Amherst Community Council
Sane
Giese
United Brethren Church
First Evangelical United Brethren
William
Bart Moyer
Kara Collishaw
St. Andrew's
Lawrence Dunnewold
Episcopal Church
Elyria
Sheffield Frenchleach
Jerome Wehner
Creek Rd
East River
Moyer
Amherst church council to appoint five delegates for conference
Mrs. June L. Alexander chairing Amherst Council of Churches to name five delegates for an upcoming conference. Rev. Singley reported 4,051 pounds of clothing gathered for Clothing for Korea drive in July. Group approves Halloween fundraising to aid children via UNESCO and urges churches to appoint alternate delegates. Nominating committee named to report next meeting October 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Amherst Congregational Church. Room Mothers to meet at Powers Elementary Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Rotary program featured Mrs. Dan Cook of Lorain on Edgar Guest. Ralph Albright and Roy Schaeffer directed music.
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DeWees
Robert Renovard
Ralph Holdeman
Maelgram
Amherst
St. Peter's
Evangelical and Reformed
Coens
Broadway
Alfred Hot
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Council of United Church Women of Amherst
Council of Churches of Amherst and Community
Singley
Korea
Hallowe'en
Unesco
Council of Churches
William Barris
Robert Renouard
Charles Eschke
Amherst Congregational Church
PTA
Powers
Cleveland
Art Salo
Oberlin
Art Larxigren
Earl White
Frank Ayres
Richard Horn
Harold Beyer
al Joyce
Bill Baker
Lorain
Carnival
American Legion
N. M. Werner
Woodhill
A. Karway
P. McCabe
East St
Boy Scouts
Legin
Legion Home
Prion
En. Theaeters Aerie Eagles
Paul Hoffman
Tutfn
Paul Frederick
Norwalk
Port Notes Highlight Obscure Ore Terms
A fragmented Lorain Port note references Clemson ore and several workers or terms such as Far ell Watson Ben Tate Ireland Avery and Humphrey associated with coal slag and lighting. The garbled OCR yields unclear assignments but signals port activity or inventory names.
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Clemson
Farell
Watson
Ben Tate
CLEAR
Grand Island
Ireland
Avery
Clem +son
Tate
Humphrey
Prices Paid and Delivered for Eggs Poultry Butter
Rates from the States Department list prices paid and delivered for eggs and poultry. Grade A and heavy type turkeys are shown with varying prices by size and quality. Ready to cook poultry prices to retailers reflect fresh packing and distribution terms.
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States Department
Agriculture
Ararara Thuttitta
Warnes Browns
Prites
Retaners
Iryers
Bbc
Recreation Park Committee Meeting Tonight in Lorain
A special committee appointed by Mayor John C. Jaworsit will meet tonight at 7 30 in council chambers to draft a park and recreation levy for the November ballot. Chairman is William Easton.
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Lorain
John C. Jaworsit
iWilliam Easton
Four Motorists Charged In Lorain Traffic Clash
Lorain police charged Juan Antonio Vega 2 of 455 Dallas Ave with reckless driving and driving without a license after his car pulled from a curb and hit a vehicle driven by Mary Jane Stefanoff 28 of 3216 Pickett Rd. Damage judged light. Vega to appear in court Saturday. Other arrests include Felix Caputive Soto 17% of 1875 East 29th St for running a red light Mathew James 33 of 1917 Elyria Ave for reckless driving and unlicensed driving S Lacy Byrd 48 of 3661 Reid Ave for fictitious plates.
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Lorain
Juan Antonio Vega
Dallas Ave
Vega
East 21St St
Elyria Ave
Mary Jane Stefanoff
Pickett Rd
Wilson Denies Pentagon Buying Policies Favor GM
Secretary Charles E. Wilson issued a late Monday statement denying Sen. Henry M. Jacksons charge that Pentagon procurement policies favor General Motors. Wilson said the claim was based on misinformation or misrepresentation of the facts and noted he named no individuals. The defense buying policy remains under scrutiny as Jackson raised concerns over auto maker advantages.
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Washington
Wilson
Charles E. Wilson
Henry
Jackson
M. Jackson
D-Wash
Penta
Washington Democrat
General Motors Corp
Icies
Motors
Roo Eteo Poeg
General Motors
Elyria Realtors Hear City Plan Proposals for Growth
Elyria architects urged the city to plan now to meet shopping center needs, proposing a central commercial hub to draw residents from surrounding areas. Advice included pedestrian-friendly Broad Street, new parking strategies on Second Street, and improved rear property areas with easy parking access. A citizen’s committee could coordinate private parking, streetfront changes, and traffic moves.
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Elyria
Harvard
Alsites
Frank Lloyd
Wright
Miller
Second St
Wife Beaten, Spouse Charged In Lorain Assault Case
Lorain police report 2 year old Jesse Engle of 500 Kew Gardens faced assault and battery charges after his wife Marie signed an affidavit accusing him of beating her about the head with fists. The case was filed in the prosecutor’s office for arrest. Also noted, a tropical swordfish in Grimsby England hatched Siamese twins, a fast pair, in aquarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Jesse Engle
Kew Gardens
Marie
Grimsby
England
South Amherst Firearms Ordinance First Reading Passes
South Amherst village council met to discuss a two hour parking limit and firear ms control ordinance. Mayor Henry Garland noted funds paid into village treasury and the old fire engine sale to Makinski Bros for 40 dollars. The ordinance would bar discharging firearms within the village except for self defense or military authority. A lease with Firelands Local District School for use of Tulk Field was approved for football games and parking facilities. Council members present included Schneider, Makuski, Kno tavement, Merchant, Gasz, Mathes and Larkin.
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Amherst
Henry Garland
Treasury
Makinski Bros
Makinski’s
Ces
Garland
Allen Thompson
Board of Education
Firelands
Tulk
Main and
Lake Were
Edward Schneider
Walter Makiuski
Lawrence Knotavement
Herbert Merchant
Joe Garplaces
Gasz
Martin Mathes
Solicitor
Geraldine Larkin
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Cleveland Livestock
Christian Training School
Emerson Emke
Dale Riggs
Richards
Appel
Henry Stick
Daniel Buser
Jerome Wenner
William Mover
Mission Circle
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John Swilley
Mary Alice Kmpp
June Mannion
Helen DeChiaro
Beverly Anthony
Helen de Chiaro
Mary Alice Knipp
June Muska
Mary Alice Tatar
George M. Humphrey
Lorain Harbor
American Shipbuilding Co
Lea
Zurkan Furniture CO
Ohio
Westinghouse
Zenith
Capehart
Gorden
Thompson
Margaret Zurkan
Mirs
Jim Wagner
June
Alexander
Franklin Ave
Recreation, Park Committee
S Lacy Byrd
Pentagon
Richard Miller
Young
The
Elyria Board of Realtors
Cooperaion
Herb Meister
Bob Clawson
Thei
Alice Pitman
National Board
Chicago
Meister
National Real Estate Institute
H. L. Johnson
Thim
Institute
Val Spicer
Jack Rassler
Andrew Foreman
Tantivan
Nntitine Wilenn
Ipuuya
Department of Defense
Aearey
Guy Wu
Ariticlems
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Rata
Toledo Cash Grain
Toledo
Doan
Arrow Ace Hardware
Middle Ave
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