Clearview Village incorporation fight escalates in court action
Clearview leaders prepare for further legal skirmishes as the incorporation passes 605 to 460. An annexation petition seeks to add Clearview High School and Darling Elementary to the village area. An opposing Citizens Committee for Metropolitan Progress plans a court challenge over maps and service feasibility while incorporators file a response by May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview
Clearview Village
Clearview High School
Darling
Edwin Urban
Laurel Rd
James Thomas
DeWitt Rd
Anthony Masin
Broadway
Ralph Tomson
Richard Riggin
Atty
G. L. Severs
Sheffield Township Civic Improvement) Committee
Hus
Andru
North Ridgeville
General Motors Labor Relat ions Speaker At Elyria Jaycees Banquet
Frederick H. Schwarze of General Motors will address Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual Bosses Night dinner. His talk titled Labor Relations In General Motors will cover how labor relations are organized and conducted in a large company. The event begins with a 6:30 p.m. cocktail hour and dinner at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Schwarze
General Motors Corp
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Besses
Motase
ARTCC contracts awarded and union relations discussed
About 80 Jaycees and leaders will attend a talk by Schwarze on policies and procedures governing GM's relations with its national unions. Schwarze, a Birmingham Michigan native and Michigan State graduate, traces experiences from 1938 to 1946 in GMC Truck and Coach Division personnel roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamae
Schwarze
Birmingham
Mich
Michigan State University
Machinists protest sales tax shift at Oberlin center plan
Ohio State Council of Machinists met Sunday to oppose a proposed 3 percent sales tax on ship construction and repairs. Albert F. Mertz, Elyria, led the drive, with Wayne Murphy Co. and Lake Erie Electric named in a subcontract for electrical work worth over 300000. About 280 air traffic controllers will move to the new Oberlin center, part of a nationwide defense pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F.mertz
Elyria
Ohio
Ohio State Council of Machinists
T. O. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Lake Erie Electric
Mertz
International Asiation
Aviation Agency
Todia Ood
Murphy
Gai
The
Dent
OSCM
Ohio Tam Lodges
Foster
United Auto Workers
Great Lakes
Ae Sterny-Unity Tioning
United Electrical Workers
Regsonal Fce
Sts Tee
Jerry Given
Arnold Cornwall
Daves
Holland
Harold Budi
Overiancans Semen
Jennings and Charella
New London
ARTC
Cleveland-Hopkins
Cleveland
Lions Plan Eye Glaucoma Clinic For May
The Elyria Lions Club with local ophthalmologists plans a glaucoma detection clinic around May 20 for residents over 35. A simple painless test will screen for early signs of glaucoma and those with positive results will be advised to consult their ophthalmologist. Jerry Kromberg chairs the effort with committee members Pinyard Bazley Innes and Kralisz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lions Club
Lions
Rubinoff
Jerry Kromberg
Tired Pinyard
Cecil Bazley
George Innes
John Kralisz
Philanthropist Improves After Auto Crash
Claud Foster a year old Cleveland philanthropist injured in a two car Erie County crash is reported improving at Bellevue Hospital where he is able to eat breakfast cereal. His grandsons William Foster and Don Foster visited him while his son Earl Foster travels home from around the world and will reach San Francisco tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Foster
Cleveland
Erie County
Bellevue Hospital
Foster
William Foster
Elyria
Don Foster
Wooster
Earl Foster
Elyrian
San Francisco
Restitution Reduces Grady Bad Check Charges
Darrel D Grady of Toledo seen to have two bad check counts dropped after restitution by his wife and brother. In Municipal Court two checks for 91 37 each passed locally April 1 were dismissed. Grady and Harry A Olson of Wheeling West Virginia were arrested in Zanesville after visiting here. They were indicted by a Pennsylvania grand jury on five counts each of check forgery. Olein has been sentenced while Grady faces probation. Police report unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel D. Grady
Toledo
Thomas W. Carter
Grady
Harry A. Olson
Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville
Olein
Brather
Pennsylvania
West Virginie
Ohio
Cal
Anid
Annexation petition against Clearview threatens local shipyard jobs
Mertz led Local 1024 TAM in Lorain to protest a proposed annexation that would move shore property into Clearview, affecting tax revenue and bidding for shipyard work. The OSCM and county officials weigh the impact on American Ship Building Co. workers and area labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertz
Tam
Lorain Yard
American Ship Building Co
Columbus
OSCM
Local 1024
Socianave
Vain
Toledo Shipyards Acres
Black River
Clearview
Clearview School
Delores Worden
North Ridge Rd
Worden
IAM
Lorain
Ohio
Beneficial Clearview
Legis
Area Steel Production Sets 3 Month Record
Area steel output in the Cleveland Lorain district for the first quarter of 1959 reached a record 1,775,000 tons, up 137 percent from 73,000 tons in Q1 1958. The quarter's rate exceeds the five year average by about 20 percent, with output consistently above 90 percent of capacity. US Steel Corp Lorain is the district’s largest mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Lorain
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Cleveland- Lorain
National Twice
US Steel Corp
Lorain
Chia Area
Elyria Hospital Named In Suit For 50000 Dollars
Betty J. Hengartner of 2105 Graf ton Rd filed suit against Elyria Memorial Hospital seeking 30000 dollars claiming negligence as a maternity patient in April 1937. She says the hospital failed to remove packing used to control bleeding after discharge and she had to return for removal, suffering impairment to her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty J. Hengartner
Grafton Rd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Port of Buffalo Opens to Navigation Amid Ice
The Port of Buffalo officially opened to navigation as four freighters broke through heavy ice at the lake's eastern end, reaching open water. Located in Buffalo New York the event marks a major North American ice season milestone for shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Upt
Lake Ene
Lorain grand jury to consider murder case for Sanders
Lorain County grand jury will convene May 2 to consider first degree murder charges against Ford Sanders 25 Grafton prison farm escapee for stabbing Father Mandeville 79 retired farmer and other cases. Sanders is to have a preliminary hearing in Elyria Municipal Court tomorrow before grand jury referral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Abford Sanders
Grafton
Father Mandeville
Paul J. Mikus
Sanders Ig
Elyria
Grandijary Service
Louis C. Ward
R. D
Mary Pilarczyk
Elma Dr
Carl E. Eg Bert
Hiron St
Beatrice M. Williams
Oberlin
Emil Markstahler
Vermilion Rd
Francis Lalonde
South Amherst
Doris Roemer
Sprague Rd
Isabelle Hines
Wellington
Lorain
Sara Chesner
Erie Ave
John Radman
33Rd St
Anna McCormick
26Th St
Claude Carter
Lafayette Blvd
Anna Gable
Ee” St
Donna Warrer
Hamilton Ave
Harry Robinson
Delaware Ave
Negotiators Schedule Fifth Talk on IBEW NECA Contract
Negotiators from Local 129 IBEW and Lorain Division Cleveland Chapter NECA meet tonight to discuss a new labor pact. They aim for a wage package including 10 cents per hour this year and 12 cents on May 1, 1960, with a no strike clause and final, binding decisions by the National Council of Industrial Relations. Local 129 covers about 220 Lorain County electrical workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Lorain
Cleveland
National Electrical Contractors Association
IBEW
NECA
National Council of Industrial Relations
Lorain County
Local 1104 Debates $153,000 Strike Fund Rules
Union members of Local 1104 United Steel Workers at National Tube Co in Lorain plan a vote on proposed regulations governing a $153,000 strike fund. Disagreement centers on fund distribution, meals for pickets, use of interest, and transfer of funds to general operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘Steel Workers
National Tube Co
Lorain
Reten Haldin
Duonigan
Cuaros i
Dunnigan
Driver Hurt As Small Car Hits Big Co
A two-vehicle crash on Route 70 east of Elyria injured Mary M. Brown and James C. Norman. Brown, 1104 Center Ridge Rd, suffered rib and scalp injuries. Norman, 146 East Bridge St, escaped with minor damage. Brown remained in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Local 1104 president Hank Busich cited strike fund talks and union regulations amid the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Olhsion
Mary M. Brown
Center Ridge Rd
Brown
Elyria Memorial
Dunnigan
Whoj
Sheriff's Ideputies
Cath Chan
Michael
Hank) Busich
James C. Norman
East Bridge St
Norman
Oberlin violinist earns Casals Festival fellowship
Laur en dakey from Oberlin College was named one of eight young musicians from the United States and Latin America to receive Mayday fellowships to attend the Casals Music Festival in Puerto Rico. The group will travel from New York to Puerto Rico for a three week, all expenses paid trip beginning May 1.
Plan For Investment Of City Funds Urged
Mayor Victor F. Stewart urged creation of a treasury investment board to put inactive cash to better use. The plan would invest surplus balances in 90 day notes at three percent, with earnings aiding bond retirement and city projects. Residents urged a clear program to address dirt and nuisance issues near Prospect and Vairlawn avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Investment Board
Victor F. Stewart
Stewart
Finance Committee
James Farrell
Cornell Ave
Prospect St
Vairlawn Ave
Eastern Heights Pool
Eugene Smith
Farrell
Safety-Service
Kellogg Receives Confidential Gift At City Council
Fifth Ward Democrat Joe Cirigliano presented Kellogg with a personal sealed envelope after a council session. Kellogg opened it at home to find a decorative hand towel with slogans including Go Fight City Hall. He joked the gift referenced past remarks about meetings, not current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale’ Kellogg
Fifth Ward
Joe Cirigiano
Cirigiano
Kellogg
Cirigliano
Cirighiano
Kelform
City Hall
J. Grant Keys
Young Republican Club
Lorain County Vehicle Safety Check Plans 1959
Volunteers will inspect 12 000 automobiles and trucks in Lorain County starting May 2 as part of the Vehicle Safety Check campaign. About 9 700 vehicles were checked in 1958. The effort is led by the Lorain County Traffic Safety Committee with law enforcement and officials from 16 cities and villages. Checks occur each weekend in May in Elyria Amherst Avon Avon Lake Columbia Eaton Grafton LaGrange Lorain North Ridgeville Oberlin Sheffield Lake Sheffield Village South Amherst Vermilion on the Lake and Wellington. Andy Supers chairs the safety committee and says the target is attainable. Road Roamers and Idlers Club members distribute check lists safety stickers and tally sheets to local groups. Vehicles are examined for faulty brakes improper steering lights visibility horn and related defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Sanduskian Heads Norwalk Truck Lines Officers
Ralph J. Rose and Robert L. Day were elected vice presidents of Norwalk Truck Lines Inc at the directors meeting in Columbus. Rosemary will head operations and Day handles state relations. Charles W. Hoke of Sandusky was reappointed president with J Otis Ford as vice president general counsel treasurer and D H Gilhousen secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ralph J. Rosemary
Robert L. Day
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc
Columbus
Rosemary
Day
Charles W. Hoke
Sandusky
J. Ottis Ford
D. H. Gilhousen
Hoke
Sportsmen To Meet Farmers At Swiss Hall
Beaver Creek Sportsmen Club members and local farmers are invited to a regular meeting at Swiss Hall tonight. Morris O. Barchard, 62, club president and plastics division manager, is urging attendance to improve relations between club members and farmers. A recent board session named Ben Hopkins, president of Central National Bank Cleveland, as a board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Beaver Creek Spo
Morris O. Barchard
Swiss Hall Adustices Co
Ig Pm
Iim
Barcaard
Ben Hopkins
Psscie
Central National Bank
Cleveland
Street Petition Withdrawn for Hollywood Street
Oberlin petition requesting city acceptance of the unimproved portion of Hollywood Street 365 feet north of the pavement was withdrawn by sponsors at a city council meeting last night. Dick Warren spokesman for the petitioners said the request will be considered at the May 3 council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hollywood St
City Ehamel Meatling
Dick Warren
Hollywood
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Cecil Bailey
Lions Committee
Incorporation Battle
Jaycees
General Motors
LuLo
Earl Hawkins
George Per
Jaycee-Ettes
Bess
ARTCC
GMC Truck and Coach Division
Trans
Mertz State Officer
Philanthropist
Elyria Hospital
Port of
Huron
Richard Hanville
West Chestnut St
Eric J. Schwenn
KD 3
Arthur Barger
St. Paul's High School
MIT
Sanduskian
M. O. Barchard
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