Lorain County Quota Club picks new officers as two school veterans retire
Geraldine Larkin and Allan T. Smith announce resignations from Lorain County schools effective Aug 1 after combined 58 years of service. Emma Gleason and Allan Smith elected to Quota Club leadership with installation set for April 27 at the Graystone Hotel.
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Lorain County
Geraldine Larkin
Quota Club
Emma Gleason
Allan T. Smith
Elyria
Conthounty Board of Education
Nores
Margaret Botamer
Marian Shepard
Secon
Pearl Cautle
Viola Mueller
Shirley Corby
Stella Moelk
Pauline Lovestead
Graystone
St Louis
Kent State University
Quota Clubs of
Ohio
KSU
Ex Lorain Coal Dealer Dies At 75
Lawrence Arthur Minnich longtime Lorain coal dealer died after a brief illness at his Morgan Hill California home. He was born March 27 1886 and retired in 1953 from Minnich Coal Co. Survived by his wife Mayme two daughters Ruth McCullough Jane Lucid two sons Richard T and Lawrence Arthur Jr 20 grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements by Reidy Scanland Funeral Home.
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Lawrence Arthur Minnich
Morgan Hill
Cali
Mr. Minnich
Lorain High School
Ohio State University
Minnich Coal Co
Mayme
California
Ruth McCulloch
San Diego
Calif
Jane Lucid
Richard T
Marysville
Wash
Lawrence Arthur Jr
Springfield
Eva Fox
Seattle
Florina Busam
Sandusky
John A. Minaidh
Olver N. Minnich
Ralph
Reidy - Scanland Funeral Home
Rain Floods Black River Ahead of Weekend Rise
Heavy rains push Black River five feet beyond normal level and still rising. Park Superintendent John Madhock warns the river will likely keep climbing through the weekend and urges parents to keep children away from river banks and park areas to avoid slips and drownings.
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Black River
John Madhock
Jevel
Capt Hawkins Released From Hospital After Heart Attack
Police Captain Earl E. Hawkins was discharged from Flynn Memorial Hospital where he had been treated for a heart attack suffered on March 17. He is recuperating at home on 236 Yale Ave Palion. Chief Maurice Flood said it may be several weeks to two months before he can return to duty, but noted Hawkins has progressed well.
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Flynn Memorial Hospital
Yale Ave
Palion
Maurice Flood
Hawkins
Zealley Named By Hospital Association
Harold A. Zealley administrator of Elyria Memorial Hospital was elected president of the Ohio Hospital Association yesterday at its Columbus convention closing session in Veterans Memorial Hall He had been named president elect at last year’s convention and will lead the association for the coming year.
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Elyria
Ohio Hospital Association
Harold A. Zealley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Veterans Memorial Hall
Columbus
Zealley
Fun On A Bike To Be Subject In CT Stories
A local feature profiles Elyria educator Charles R. Rose who once tried riding to the bear end and now aims to show how people can enjoy cycling as much as a bear, in a two part series to appear in The Chronicle Telegram Weekend Dividend Pages.
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Mike) Rose
Elyria
Schoors
Mike
Nasure
Chronicle-Telegram
Caseworker Named New Director at Green Acres Oberlin
Robert J. Stephanchick 34 of 815 Concord Ave was appointed director of group living at Green Acres Oberlin by the Lorain County Child Welfare Board. The post, effective April 16, places him in charge under the department's executive secretary Miss Lois Bielfelt, with 16 children at the home. His 106.32 percent civil service score included a 2 percent military credit. He will not reside at the Oberlin home. salary remains 80 dollars a month. The board also hired James L. Simpson 31 of Columbus as a new caseworker to replace the loaned staff member from Green Acres.
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Concord Ave
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
Green Acres
Oberlin
Lorain County Child Welfare Board
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Lois Bielfelt
Germany
Vincent Glorioso
Lotain
Kent State University
Western Re
Fight to Continue Against Annexation in Sheffield Township
The fight over annexation by Lorain into a Sheffield Township section continues after Common Pleas Court Judge Leroy 8. Kelly dismissed an opponents appeal. Backers of annexation had challenged a map discrepancy while voters had once favored incorporation and a later petition for annexation sought Lorain access to the O Neil Shopping Center. The county commissioners had approved the petition in 1960 and an appeal of that order was dismissed.
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Sheffield Township
Common Pleas Court
Leroy 8. Kelly
James Thomas
O'Neil
Kelly
Records On Jobless Pay Required
Unemployed applicants seeking a federal extension of unemployment benefits must bring records from prior claims. Elyria Ohio official Foster P. Dirlam says claimants should bring their little yellow BUC 450 record books and social security numbers. Extension claims are filed by SSN. groups 0 1 Monday 2 3 Tuesday 4 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday 7 8 9 Friday.
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Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service
Milkman Admits Theft Embezzlement Case in Oberlin Court
William E. Sipes, 22, of Wellington Trailer Park, pleaded guilty to embezzling 2222.24 dollars from Parsons Dairy of Wellington since 1958 after a dairy employee since 1955 used a dual record system. Bond set at 1000. Deputies arrested him on a warrant from the dairy's complaint. Sipes, married with two children, earned about 90 dollars weekly.
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Wellington
Parsons Dairy
Oberlin
Gary
Sipes
Henry Zieba
Zieba
Former Lorain Man Named General Manager Operations
Paul C. Ely, National Tube Division executive at Lorain from 1941 to 1954, was named general manager operations for the U S Steel pipemaking division. He will oversee manufacturing at six plants including Lorain and previously served as assistant VP operations tubing specialties.
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National
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U.S. Steel Corp
Ely
National Tube
Assistan
Ralph M. Overton
Truman H. Kennedy
Whosnow
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Magazine Salesman Pleads Guilty In City Court
Robert Thompson of Cleveland withdrew an innocent plea and pleaded guilty to soliciting magazine subscriptions on a Sunday. He was fined 35 dollars plus costs by Judge Frank Wilcox. Mayor Oscar G Dunn testified that residents filed complaints and Thompson was seen selling after hours. Thompson was local manager for Keystone Readers Service in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
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Frank Wilcox
Thompson
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Keystone
Cancer
NAACP Plans Protests Over Mississippi Tragedy
Elyria NAACP joins Operation Mississippi with two meetings and a fund drive at Second Baptist Church. Leaders urge action against alleged police brutality during Jackson Mississippi trials and pledge to prevent persecution by authorities. An additional later meeting will feature Paul Dine.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Tougaloo College
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Isaac Chapman
NAACP
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Sixteenth St
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Paul B. Dine
Wilcox
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Charles Gribben
School St
Community Response Saves Life Then Loss After Heart Surgery
Anthony Shinsky of Amherst sought help from The Chronicle Telegram to aid his wife Anne facing open heart surgery. Twenty donors were needed. twenty nine answered, including one from Akron. Anne died Saturday night two days before the scheduled operation, prompting thanks to the paper and donors.
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Amherst
Tony
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Bike Rodeo Planned Across Four Schools on May 6
The seventh annual Bicycle Rodeo announced by Patrolman James Oster will be held May 6 at four public school playgrounds. Eastern Heights Jefferson and Franklin junior high centers host eliminations with Northwood School taking the North Side area. finals set May 20 at St Mary School. The event features age groups 6-10 and 11-16 and offers more prizes to draw contestants, sponsored by the City-wide Council of PTAs with the Police Department.
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James Oster
Eastern Heights
Jefferson
Franklin
North Side
St. Jude School
Northwood
St. Mary
Oster
Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
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Rabid Family Dog Found After Girl Bitten
A family dog that bit seven year-old Barbara Stetak of Elyria Avenue in Sheffield Township was found rabid. The Lorain County Health Department advised 14 daily rabies inoculations for Barbara after the dog’s brain tested positive. The bite occurred March 30 on the left wrist and the dog was brought to Oberlin for testing yesterday.
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Barbara Stetak
Elyria Ave
Lorain County Health Department
Barbara
Oberlin
Steven Stetak
Claude Krueck
Lorain County Chess Tourney Scheduled to Start Monday
Lorain Youth Center sponsors a countywide chess tourney opening Monday night at 7 30 p.m. Registration occurs then and five Monday sessions follow under the Swiss system. The open event has no age limits and brilliancy prizes will be awarded.
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Lorain
Democrats Pledge Leadership in Elyria Campaign Rally
At the Elyria Democratic Women's Club meeting candidates urged a shift from Republican control. Charles V. Neeson attacked the GOP for leadership gaps while praising Democratic planning and growth for Elyria. The event highlighted a crowded primary with multiple council at large and ward races.
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Charles V. Neeson
Elyria
Democratic Women’s Club
Elytia Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Neeson
Chronicle-Telegram
Decker
Dunn
Soviet Ship Skipper Seeks Political Asylum in Sweden
The captain of a Soviet submarine tender with a 10 man crew asked for political asylum after anchoring near Naers Lighthouse on Gotland. Swedish authorities alerted coast guard and patrol boats. a Lithuanian born lieutenant, about 40, spoke German and came ashore before returning to the vessel. The Foreign Office notified the Soviet Embassy.
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Sweden
UPI
Gotland
Swedish Supreme Command
Naer
Lars
Foreign Office
Stockeholm
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