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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1959

Page

16

Expert To Be Hired Allan Klein To Lead Mall Study

Allan Klein of Sam Klein Men's Clothing Co. named chairman of a four member DMA committee to study the feasibility of a mall in the downtown business district. The panel will hire an expert and work with the mayoral parking committee to address traffic, parking, and costs for a traffic free section between West Erie Ave and 8th St on Broadway. Fifty nine merchants endorsed the investigation.

Lorain Allan Klein Sam Klein Men’s Clothing Co Downtown Merchants Association Harry LaVerne DMA Klein LaVerne Charles Scott Daniel Cook Edward Wexler Benjamin Weintraub Harry Gordon West Erie Ave 8Th St Broadway Gordon

Man Pleads Innocent To Bad Checks

A 31 year old contractor James Crisp of 335 12th Street pleaded innocent today to two counts of issuing fraudulent checks. He appeared for arraignment in Munic and will face a preliminary hearing October 7. Judge John Kolena set bond at 500 dollars. Crisp, linked to Crisp Construction Co of Oberlin, was charged August 28 with issuing 240.38 dollars of worthless checks drawn on an account at Lorain County Savings and Trust Co signed by Crisp.

Lorain Munic James Crisp 12Th St John Kolena Crisp Crisp Construction Co Oberlin Lorain County Savings and Trust Co

No Traffic Trouble in Birmingham Car Breaks Down

Nine year old Bobby Ray Garnett drove his father’s car to visit relatives but it broke down on the way. He said his feet barely touched the pedals and he was not scared a bit despite the trouble with traffic.

Birmingham Ala APD Bobby Ray Garnett Bobby

Stork Run Ends With Two Births In Marion

Mrs Norman Bailey overcame an obstacle course to the hospital with 13 miles to go an ambulance tire failed a funeral director owning the ambulance also had a flat ultimately a second ambulance carried mother and baby to the hospital where both were reported in good condition

Marion UPI Norman Bailey

Talks On Rate Imminent Between City And Sheffield Lake Official

Negotiations over a new sanitary sewer rate between Lorain city and Sheffield Lake received push as village officials warned of discontinuing a related service at midnight. The dispute ties to a shift from Lorain water Avon Lake protest of a 43 percent wholesale water rate increase. Sewage charges proposed include 13 cents plus WM per cent per 100 feet of sewage received from the village.

Lorain Sheffield Lake Lorain Water Avon Lake

Deaf-mute boy loses voice in Maine climbing accident

Eleven-year-old Michael H. Cousins, deaf since birth, temporarily lost his ability to speak after a tree branch failed and toppled him from a ladder. He broke both wrists in the fall but communicated by sign and hand gestures.

Bridgton Maine UPI Michael H. Cousins Michael

Lorain Police File Details From East Erie Drag Race Incident

Police say a three car drag race on East Erie Avenue Monday night ended with two drivers facing reckless operation and resisting arrest charges. Frank Vazzano, 18, the third car’s driver, fled the scene, later arrested. license photo noted. A separate incident saw Mrs. David Rivera hospitalized after a stair fall. Damages of about $25 were reported from a hit-and-run on West 22nd Street. Two drivers faced failure to control charges after crashes on Oberlin Avenue and Kansas Avenue.

East Erie Ave Frank Vazzano Gui West Potters Vazzano Vazsano Virginie Thompson West 22Nd St Thompson Sandra Crapo Ninth St Oberlin Ave Frank Stashick Park Ave Amherst Joseph Alvari Kansas Ave E. Joseph Shoemaker Cleveland Blvd Donald Butcher

Jury Trial Set In Assault Case

LORAIN A 4 year old at torney accused in July of assault by a neighbor yesterday requested a jury trial in Municipal court before Judge John Kolena. Albert Greulich of 907 Seventh St Ct pleaded innocent in July and was accused by David Hendry 49 of 900 Seventh St Ct of threatening him with a rifle and pistol over a hedge dispute. Trial will be held Nov.

Lorain John Kolena Albert Greulich Seventh St. Ct David Hendry Greulich Hendry

Boy 8 Hit By Auto On Homewood Dr Injured

An 8 year old boy was struck on Homewood Drive when he darted into traffic north to south in the 2200 block. He had a missing front tooth and scrapes. James Parsh 2328 Homewood Drive is parent. Driver Hershal Murray 4312 Meadow Lane not charged. The boy was treated at St Joseph Hospital and released. Witnesses saw him dart into the street. Another 7 year old was involved in a bicycle incident on East Erie Avenue with Janet Vance 1121 Euclid Avenue. he fell but was uninjured.

Homewood James Parsh Hershal Murray Meadow Lane Parsh Leroy Parsh Dugan

Rader Named To Office In Ohio Real Estate Board

Lorain real estate leader Joseph Rader, 36, former Lorain Real Estate Board president, elected district vice president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards at its golden anniversary convention in Columbus. Rader, Akron native now in Lorain seven years, runs a family real estate office with brother John. He is married with three children and holds degrees in mechanical engineering and law.

Lorain Joseph Rader

Hazing death at USC ruled accidental by jury

A Los Angeles coroner jury found 12 to 1 that Richard Swanson 21 died from choking on oil smeared liver during a Kappa Sigma initiation and the death carried no criminal responsibility. The university student died September 17 in California. A separate note mentions disappearing lake near Tallahassee with historical disappearances in 1910 1917 1923 1927 1931 and 1946.

Los Angeles UPI Richard T. Swanson University of Southern California Kappa Sigma Tallahassee Fla

Lake Clean Of Blame Beaches Had Good Record

Lake Erie shore health officials report no recorded communicable diseases this year amid a dispute with the Water Works about testing methods and bacteria levels. Health Commissioner Dr. C. Riggin notes typhoid and dysentery absent for years while Water Works tests suggest lower danger, prompting a council subcommittee review of test figures.

Lorain Health and Water Works Health Board Dr. C. Riggin Riggin Water Works de Water Department City Health Board Water Works Ripgin Elven City Council Police and Fire Committee

Municipal Court Traffic Docket Includes Violations and Pleas

A list of court actions shows Joseph George charged with red light violation, and Paul Christen, Jack Leazier, Nikola Manula, David Martin, Eugene Sapolski, Daniel Ozimek, Reuben Vanney, Carl Knight, Robert Patton facing speeding, failure to control, reckless operation, muffler issues, stop sign, unsafe vehicle, or drunk driving cases. Pleas of innocent for Vanney and Patton with trials scheduled, other defendants given fines, licenses suspensions, or attendance requirements.

Mrs Hawley Named UN Day Activities Chairman

Mrs Robert Hawley of 2621 West 11th Street was named chairman of United Nations Day activities by Mayor John C Jaworski. She chairs the International Relations Study group of the Lorain Unit AAUW. United Nations Day is observed on October 24 nationwide.

Lorain Robert Hawley West 1Lth St John C. Jaworski Hawley American Association of University Women United States

Soviet Moonshots Show Russia Leading in Space

Dr. William H. Pickering, director of JPL at Caltech, says two Soviet lunar rockets prove space capability far beyond the United States. He spoke Tuesday at a St Paul meeting of the Institute of Chemical Engineers, urging acceptance of the global reality. Lincoln aided moving Illinois capital from Vandalia to Springfield in 1836.

William H. Pickering Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology Institute of Chemical Engineers St. Paul Minn Lincoln Illinois Vandalia Springfield

Grasso Attacks Mayor At GOP Parley

Grasso rapped Mayor Jaworski at a GOP meeting, accusing the Jaworski administration of reckless city funding and bungling in police and maintenance. He cited water pollution concerns, a stalled arbor project, and a costly lakefront venture hampered by committee inaction. Jaworski declined to comment.

Adi Lasteseliom Ter Ivahor U. S Senaue Public Works Committee Grasso Lake Shore Jaworski John C. Jaworski

Bike Court Studied By Officials

Lorain officials including city safety council and school leaders study reviving a bicycle court abandoned in 1956. If revived, students would run the program under Police Lt. George Maidle n and Police Chief Frank Pawlak with a token ticket fee.

Lorain City, Safety Council Frank Pawiak Pawlak

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