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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1961
Page
7
Grant Pulley and Hardware Corp report closet overcrowding fades with better access. Replace swinging doors with sliding or folding panels. ensure doorway width equals closet width where possible. Upgrade shelving and rods. use upper back space for seasonal items. Check closets by inspecting side, top, floor, and back space for hard-to-reach clutter.
A West Coast hemlock tale shows a once neglected wood rising to fame. Once ridiculed as the unwanted stepchild of forests, it is praised for soft champagne tone, fine texture, toughness, lasting color, and easy workability, becoming a glamorous lumber choice.
Five affiliated telephone systems of Mid-Con tinent Telephone Corp posted higher 1960 operating revenues totaling 5 331 769, up from 4 778 956 the year before. Consolidated 1960 net earnings reached 834 545 or 75 cents per share, up one cent from 815 492 in 1959. Case cited rate increases for three smaller systems and predicted a further 189 000 rise. he noted 1960 revenue gains amid a general business slump, especially in the year’s final quarter.
Meyer Goldberg Supermarket has affiliated with H. S. Davies Co. of Chicago, planners, suppliers and merchandisers. The firm handles canned and packaged groceries and offers advertising and promotion assistance. Meyer Goldberg plans expansion of the Lorain store at 3810 Broadway and addition of other Lorain area stores. Thomas H. Johnson is supermarket manager and James R. Buergen is meat department manager.
Nickel Plate Road reports 1960 revenue and earnings decline versus 1959 as merger with Norfolk and Western looms. Revenue from 150.5 million to 149.3 million. revenue tons rise from 182,080 to 42,103,871. earnings per share fall to 52.87 cents from 3.20 dollars. dividends of 2 dollars per share paid in 1959 and 1960.
Guidance for cleaning fine walnut furniture using light soap and water, damp sponge technique, thorough drying, and a light wax finish. Avoid over waxing and high silicone polishes, and consult dealer guidance for lacquered finishes.
C E Harr named assistant manager of the Cleveland district for Ford Motor Co Lincoln Mercury Division announced this week Harr came from Detroit where he was retail training manager and business management specialist for Ford's general office He succeeds George Ey Waters recently named LAM district manager in Kansas City
Valley City notes Buckeye High School hosts the Buckeye Parent Teacher Association meeting Monday at 7 pm with the theme Youth Expresses Itself. President Mrs. Delbert Sidaway will run the business portion. Science projects and an art exhibit directed by Mrs. Mabel Hammon will be on display. 10th grade mothers, led by Mrs. E Werner and Mrs. Paul Aungst, serve as hostesses.
A 98-year-old great-great grandmother Ellen C. Greene died Friday in North Wilkesboro. Funeral services Sunday. She is survived by nine children, 179 grandchildren, 287 great grandchildren and 124 great great grandchildren.
The National Fire Protection Association notes flying sparks from flammable roofs caused about 62 600 serious U S fires from 1955 to 1959 with nearly 40 million dollars in damages. Asphalt shingles with embedded rock granules reduce sparks and make quick, cheap installation over old roofing. Mineral wool insulation blocks flames and can be installed easily in walls, ceilings, and floors. Fire prevention hinges on fire resistant materials and household awareness.
Belmont Ave residents learned the city plans ongoing work to improve their street after a sewer project left it muddy. City officials and contractor Claude Plumb met residents to agree more scraping and slag, noting dry weather would aid progress. City Engineer Robert Kleinoeder and Mayor Oscar G. Dunn attended with Kellogg and Kathleen Lysaght. Around Benares, India, prisoners working for pay have completed two big dams.
President Kennedy's Education Task Force urges expanding federal loan funds with private guarantees and extending loan forgiveness to all teachers. Borrowers may receive up to 3000 per year for four to five years with deferred interest, then 3 percent repayments. Death or total disability cancels debt. Plan broadens to private and parochial schools and all college teachers to attract more entrants into teaching.
County commissioners referred two requests to the county engineer for study. Sheffield Village seeks Abbe Road maintenance, and Black River Township seeks Cooper Foster Park Road from Rt 58 to Kolbe. Trustees urge making this section a county highway. engineer to report back.
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