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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1965
Page
16
County Recorder Leota B. Mitchell reports modest gains in urban deeds and mortgages with 561 deeds and 531 mortgages, up from March 1964 figures. Agricultural activity also climbs with 92 deeds and 105 mortgages totaling over 7.7 million dollars, while financing statements reach 730 and mineral and oil leases span 1,553 acres.
George B. Shepard, branch manager of IBM Data Processing Division in Cleveland, will address the Lake Erie Chapter of the National Association of Accountants on April 29. The dinner meeting at McGarvey's Nautical Restaurant in Vermilion begins with dinner at 7 p.m. The talk is titled Data Processing and Its Effect on Accounting.
Lorain County committee launches search for a full time professional director to oversee local poverty programs under the Economic Opportunity Act. The role requires strong administrative experience, community planning knowledge, and ability to coordinate with staff, state and federal offices.
The 1964 1965 Ford Mustang set an all time first year sales record surpassing the Ford Falcon. John J Nevin Ford product planning manager cites strong demand, production boosts, and rising market share as key factors. He predicts potential yearly sales could reach half a million to a million units.
Lorain native Robert J. Reid was promoted to superintendent of industrial relations for Republic Steel Corp Bolt and Nut Division, succeeding Paul Williams who retired after 42 years. Reid joined Republic in 1946 as an industrial engineer and rose through training supervisor and assistant superintendent roles before this appointment. He studied at Lorain High School, UC Berkeley, and Cleveland College, holds Red Cross first aid credentials, and served WWII at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. He and his wife reside in Westlake with three children.
U S Department of State seeks applicants for secretaries communications and records clerks for overseas service Interviews by Barbara Good and Kiluan Barton will be held in Cleveland April 19 through noon April 24 at the Ohio State Employment Service 623 St Clair Hours 9 am to 4 pm daily except Tuesday 7 pm and Saturday noon
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