Welfare Study Could Convert Sanatorium Wing to Welfare Hospital
A Lorain County board weighs converting part of Pleasant View Sanatorium to a general hospital for welfare patients. Dr. Henry Frankle says 17 beds could serve medical cases at about $1,000 weekly, needing at least 10 patients to support conversion, as TB declines. An outline of data requests to hospitals and agencies will guide the study.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
Lorain County
General Medical
General Hospital
Frankle
T.B
Richard Laux
Citizens Welfare Advisory Board
Gerard Prinz
O. H. Schettler
Sohhat
Welfare Advisory Board
Lorain City
Harold Zealley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Welfare Department
Elyria
Lorain
Pleasant View
Sanatorium
Lorain County Medical Association
Zealley
Elizabeth
W. Howie
Allen Memorial Hospital
Obertin
Joseph M
Mrs Anna P Howard Dies at 86 in Clemons Iowa
Mrs Anna P Howard widow of Iowa and American Farm Bureau president died Tuesday at her farm near Clemons Iowa. The obituary notes her long service in agricultural organizations and her role as a pioneering farm leader. Three Italian firms plan to join to build a thermic nuclear reactor for Italian industry.
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Clemons
Iowa
Anna P. Howard
The
Iowa and American Farm Bureau Federations
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Hobby Show Judges Named for Elyria Event
Two judges are announced for the first annual Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Sports and Hobby Show opening tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the Hartford Motor Building. Randall R. Schunk and Donald G. Miller will judge non commercial exhibits to award three cash prizes on opening night. The show features thirty exhibits and runs 6 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with twenty non commercial entries from county clubs and organizations and the rest commercial displays.
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Elyria
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hartford Motor Building
Middle Ave
Randall R. Schunk
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Donald G. Miller
Chronicle Telegram
Rt. 20 Plan Favored to Improve Wakeman Curve
Public hearing at the American Legion Hall heard support for Wakeman proposals to alter the curve on Route 20 at Wakeman’s western entrance to ease the traffic hazard. Mayor John Burke noted the village council backs action. State Highway Department engineer Edwin L Toberen led the session and plans to replace the curve to safely handle 60 mph. Drainage issues require further study before action.
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Wakeman
Rt. 20
State Highway Department
American Legion Hall
John Burke
Edwin L. Toberen
State Highway de
Partment
Ashland
Toberen
Indoor Show Admits Exhibitors at Quarter Price
Commercial displays cost 15 dollars for first place and 10 dollars for second while third is 35 dollars. Exhibitor ticket holders enter indoor show for a quarter and non exhibitors pay 35 cents.
Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria Ohio 1960
April 20 1960 Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio reports local news and events with concise updates and community notes. The page highlights municipal items, society notes, and brief local notices from the daily paper.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Wed
Plymouth Firm Eyes Big Order
A Plymouth Ohio businessman bids to win a Panama Canal Zone contract for 39 locomotives and three cranes, despite a higher bid than Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha. He says OCDM will decide on national security grounds and notes possible rehire and hours restoration if awarded.
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Ohio
Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Ltd
Christian
OCDM
J. Roy Price
Plymouth
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Walter A. Godfrey
Booth
J. C. Hobby Show
Clinton
Gregg
Plymouth Firm Eyes
Cadeo Fiberglas
Young Hardware
Cleveland Sr
Coma Usto
MacGregor Golf Equipment
Bancroft & Davis
Red Wing
Don Carter
Esep
Savoy
Ranes
Cates Win
Shakespeare
Colt — Ruger
Smith & Wesson
Cleveland
Elyria Jaycees
Jaycee
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
the Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Sears, Roebuck & Company
J. R. Dall Ford Sales
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting Company
WECL
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Telephone Co
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