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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1959

Page

7

Memorial Day Rites Planned In Elyria

Memorial Day observance in Elyria will begin with a 10 a.m. ceremony on the courthouse lawn and a 11 a.m. parade, the largest of the year. The Memorial Day Committee, drafting the plans, includes veterans and civic groups. next meeting set for May 13 at 8 p.m. in American Legion Post 12 hall. Lawrence Krogman chairs. George Day handles donations.

Elyria American Legion Post 12 Lawrence Krogman Thomas Haskins William Walters Jack Crowell Elyria Council of Veterans Richard Jacobs Veterans of Foreign Wars Amvets Crestwood Elyria Police Department

Lorain Shipyard Hopes for Big Repair Job At Lorain Yard

An extensive ship repair project is due at American Ship Building Co in Lorain. The Canada Steamship Lines freighter Glenagles damaged in a stern collision will enter drydock there, with work likely recalling some workers. Keighley earns 4-H Meritorious Award for service to Lorain County 4-H.

Lorain American Ship, Building Co Canada Steamstop Lines Glenagles Toledo, Lorain and Fairport Dock Co Hollis Keighley Oberlin Lorain County Firelands Junior High School LST Wood County Lorain Yard St. Lawrence Seaway Grasse River Westmount Canada Steamship Lines Lake Ewe Welland Canal Entrance

Loper elected first full time business representative

Paul Loper, president of Local 1426 Elyma Carpenters Union, was elected the first full time business representative of the Lake Erie District Council of Carpenters. He will oversee about 1,800 carpenters across nine counties and base the office in Norwalk. He succeeds volunteer leaders who served part time while negotiating contracts with the Lorain County Home Builders Association.

Paul Loper Elyma Carpenters Union Lake ‘Erie Carpenters Loper Blanche Ave Elyria Lorain Erie Huron Ashland Richland Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Crawford Counties Norwalk Looper Lour Harold Vance New Place Lorain Local 705 John Koepp Council Lorain County Home Builders Association LCHBA

Candidates To Address GOP Club Night Before Primary

Three GOP mayoral candidates Walter Decker Oscar Dunn and J D Ryan are slated to speak at the Young Republican Club of Greater Elyria pre primary meeting in Monteith Hall at 8 pm. Atty Harold A West, club chairman, said most opposition candidates plan to attend. The program will include a membership campaign progress report for the new Republican Club of Lorain County.

Young Republican Club of Greater Elyria Monteith Hall Walter Decker Oscar Dunn J. D. Ryan GOP Atty Harold A. West New Republican Club Lorain County

Construction To Affect Play Plans At City Schools

The City Recreation Board announced that planned construction at Edison Cascade Alien and Roosevelt schools will cause the suppression of the usual summer recreation programs on the grounds this year.

Edison Cascade Alien Roosevelt City Recreation Board

Local groups gather for community event invocation

The Rural Electric Co-Op Lorain County Wool Growers Association Dairy Herd Improvement Association Production Credit Association Beekeepers Association Ohio Fruit Growers Association Northern Ohio Breeders Association Lorain County Agricultural Society and Pomona Grange attended. The Rev. George Bender pastor of Henrietta Methodist Church gave the invocation.

J Rural Electric Co-Op Lorain County Wool Growers Association Dairy Herd Improvement Association Production Credit Association Beekeepers Association Ohio Fruit Growers Association Northern Ohio Breeders Association Lorain County Agricultural Society Pomona Grange George Bender Henrietta Methodist Church

Avon Lake Man Fined and License Suspended for DUI

James O. Kerley, 31, of 5267 French Creek Rd, Avon Lake, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Elyria Municipal Court. He was fined 350 dollars plus costs, sentenced to seven days in jail, and had his license suspended for nine months after police stopped his car on East Bridge Street near Cleveland Street following a slow, uncertain drive. a passenger in the vehicle showed signs of drinking but was not charged. Convicted previously on a similar charge in 1936.

Avon Lake Elyria James O. Kerley French Creek Rd East Bridge St Cleveland St

Up 142 Percent in New York Purchasing Power

A worker earning $5,000 in 189 must equal about $21,313 in 1869 purchasing power, the National Industrial Conference Board reported Tuesday.

New York UPN National Industrial+ Conference Board

Educator Dies at Barnert College in New York

New York UPI reports Dr. Helen Hofe Parkhurst emeritus history professor at Barnert College died today. Born in Ti, she earned recognition for decades of teaching and research, shaping students and the local academic community.

New York UPI Helen Hofe Parkhurst Ameritus Barnent Loege Deed Towniay

Mediator Aids Talks In Steel A/C Union Dispute

Gil Seldin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service entered negotiations between American Standard Co. Air Conditioning Division and Local 268 Molders and Foundry Workers. He held a meeting with labor and management at Hotel Graystone starting 10 am. The dispute centers on a job method change and low piecework rates. About 300 unionists and 60 fee workers joined picket lines last Thursday. The one year contract expires May 31.

Gil Seldin Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Cleveland American Standard Co Siniking Hotel Graystone Prekat

Blood donors urged to aid area resident

Mrs Elizabeth Feron of Murray Ridge Rd seeks blood donors for her brother Howard Dunfee 54 who has been in Elytia Memorial Hospital since last August. He has received 32 pints of blood so far including six since Friday and may need more to gain strength for surgery. Mrs Feron says donors must be repaid in blood or money and welcomes responses from potential donors.

Elizabeth Feron Murrray Ridge Rd Howard Dunfee Dunfee Elytia Memorial Hospital Feron

Death Toll in ’59 Reaches Nine in Lorain County

Lorain County traffic deaths total nine for 1959 after a January accident victim died in Cleveland. Cuyahoga County coroner reports Lawrence Skiba, 70, of 2859 East Mid St Cleveland, died April 5 from injuries on Rt 20 near Case Rd. Car of Blair G. Raarigh Fremont forced to guard rail and bridge abutment after quick move in front of Skiba’s vehicle. Skiba treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital, then moved to Cleveland.

Lorain County Elynn Post State Highway Patrol Cleveland Cuyahoga County Lawrence Skiba East Mid St Rt. 20 Case Rd Skiba Blair G. Raarigh Fremont Elyria Memoral Hospital Clevelant

Ex Vermilion Restaurateur Cicco Dies At 57

Vermilion resident Lewis Cicco 37 formerly ran Cicca’s Tavern for about 20 years and died at 12:30 am in St. Joseph Hospital Lorain after a two week illness. He also worked 30 years at American Ship Building Co. and recently sold his restaurant to become a real estate salesman. He is survived by wife Edith a daughter Mrs Marino Salvetta a son Richard two grandchildren and four siblings. Funeral arrangements are set at Edward M Fisher Funeral Home with a Masome service Friday night and service Saturday at 2 pm burial Maple Grove Cemetery.

Lorain Keighley Lorain County Paul Fridenstine Joe Rym Conrad Zech Paul Ary Marcia Peniston William Tedrick Beatrice Cleveland Ohio State Uni Cleveland Firelands High School Donsald Braun Fred Watson Bill Klinger Dave Odem Frank Herrmann Wee Pues Farm Bureau Coop Charleas Wellington William Barton Elyria High Bureau Cooperative Maduration T Araine Thomas Webster Red Cross Water Safety Comittee Eastern Heights Andu Hoogland West Recreation Field Vermilion Lewis Cicco St. Joseph Hospital Risden Rd Cicco Italy Cicca Edith Marino Salvetta Richard U.S Army Germany Sam Los Angeles Calif Charles John Rosso §R Willard Joseph Piserchia Westfield N.J August Gallo Joseph Hoffman Edward M. Fisher Earl T. English First Congregational Church Maple Grove

Lorain County Fair plans take shape for 1959 edition

Directors of the Lorain County Agricultural Society outline a busy 1959 fair with a horse show, Western variety acts featuring 12-year-old Benda Lee, harness racing daily, a Junior Fair night pageant, and the annual auto show the Tournament of Thrills. Powelson Amusements will run rides including the Mad Matuse roller coaster, while the Lorain County Medical Society will staff a display and a physician on duty. The board authorized a 36 by 180 foot pole barn for the 4-H Horsemanship Council, with notes co-signed by the board and costs estimated at 650 dollars.

Lorain County Lowan County Agricultural Society Benda Lee Red Foley Tore Tian Frankie ¥Ankovich Powelson Amusements Lorain County Medical Society Fair Board Materals Lews Jewett Spencer Bean Regal Huntington County Commissioners' Office Dele Nell

Ridgeville Water Rates Keep Steady Through Fall

County commissioners announced no change in Ridgeville water rates through September after a Ridgeville water committee meeting. Officials, engineers, trustees and bond-holder representatives discussed the million-dollar system and future projections.

Ridgeville

Area Bank Debits Show Continued Business Upswing

Area business strength reflected in Elyria bank debits totaling 39.652 million last month, up 10.8 percent from March 1958. Three-month debits reached 112.43 million, a 103 percent rise year over year, with Federal Reserve figures noting increases across centers despite incomplete data for Lorain and others. Officials weigh water rate hikes and enforcement against delinquents as a dreary picture of finances prompts review.

Elyria Lorain Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Greensburg and Kittan AJL FRB Wa- Akron Canton Warren Middletown Sharon

Ridgeville water system ponders charges and growth

Delaware County meeting reviews action to shut off water for nonpayers and consider rate hikes as last resort to cover bond costs. Delinquency about 20 percent since October with only two new customers. growth projected at 40 annually. Officials foresee September review and spring activities.

J. Norman Thompson Thompson Ter Fred Juergens Brown, Bosworth and Co Toledo Juergens Ludwig Pra‘cura Michael J. Lotko Eugene Roberts Kenneth Shaffer l George Cunttz L. L. Lootman Wo Myers M. B. Diedrich Ridgeville Water Committee Raymond Tnedrich Adrian Bedleski H. O. Lilge Ohio Citizens Trust Co R. L. Shilling Elyria den List Jaersens Loramn County University Afet Michigan Alurmni J. William McCray Elyria Roderick MacLeod Brentwood Lake Village Gene Ross Lorain

Lorain doctors weigh Blue Cross full payment plan poll

Lorain County Medical Society Insurance Committee proposes polling about 130 physicians on a Blue Cross style full payment surgical medical plan for families earning under $6,000 yearly. The poll aims to guide future action, with no verdict yet. The plan already operates with high physician participation in Cuyahoga and Seauga counties.

Lorain County Medical Society Blue Cross Surgical Cleveland Metical Mutual Blue Cross John Wherry Oberlin Inn Cooperaton Medical Mutual Mereland Cuyahoga Seauga Medical Society Abraham Klar Lorain R. S VanDervort Elyna Marianne Lanner Lorain County Child Welfare Agency Ohio State Medical Association Columbus State Association Deshler Hilton Hotel Charles Chesner Medicine Faculty of Toronto University Insurance Committee Dre. Wherry Hawthorne HE McDonald J. M. Strom Jack P Mercer Anthony Pirain H. EB. Kleinhenz N. E. Basinger Peter J. Ferratoe R. A

Subsidiaries of CGS Seek Gas Rate Hikes Nationwide

Six Columbia Gas System subsidiaries led by Ohio Fuel Gas Co applied to the FPC for annual natural gas rate increases totaling 7.844 million dollars. The request covers wholesale customers across Ohio Kentucky New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia. The filing notes higher gas costs from Tennessee Gas Transmission and Nope Natural Gas.

Columbia Gas System Ohio Fuel Gas Co Federal Power Commission FPC Oho Kentucky New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Ohio Tennessee Gas Transmission Co Houston Tex Aml Nope Natural Gas Co Clarksburg W. Va George W. Bran Elyna Ohe Fuel Ely Ila

Man Accused In Robbery To Face Jury

Theodore R Smith, 23, of 12 13th St. charged in the armed robbery of a Pletcher Gulf Station attendant at 661 Oberlin Rd. on Apr. 3, bound over to Lorain County Grand Jury in Elyria Municipal Court. Smith pleaded innocent. bond set at 3500. Elliot Lee Salter, 24, of 32 Riverside Homes, pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under 5000 bond.

Theodore R Smith 13Th St Pletcher Gulf Station Oberlin Rd Lorain Salter

Safety Group Takes No Stand On Housing Credit Union Bill

Safety committee chair Paul Wainwright says no action will be taken on H R 252 until more information is available. The bill would let credit unions buy life insurance on members lives. Committee discussed auto dealers parking on curb lawns and noted it is becoming a problem. Further investigation planned.

Paul Wainwright Wainwright

House Passes Bill to Fund Welfare Benefits

WASHINGTON UP T The House has waived and sent to the Senate a bill to provide 40 million dollars for welfare benefits to needy citizens. Funds for the current program are nearly exhausted.

Washington UPT iHouse iSoray Canoony Reney Bil

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H Advisors Lawrence Snyder Ralph Reed Laurence Burnett Russ Smith Steel Club Lake Erie Carpenter Paxt Vermilion Restaurateur Evinleu Uul CGS Dr. Shilling
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