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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1957
Page
6
Wellington news notes the Southern Lorain Counties Hospital association reports on hospital visits and plans. The article covers meetings at Enterprise Hall, donations for hospital funds, and a new pastor's wife, with details of upcoming events and fundraising efforts across Wellington community groups.
A large group of Masons watched Wellington young men perform degree work with notable guest Robert Gillespie, Toledo governor of the DeMolay First District, attending. Buckeye Boys’ State delegate chosen from Wellington High School senior Billy Brumfield, with Leonard Ewell as alternate. The article notes Brumfield’s activities and family business, plus DeMolay leadership role and community service. Also covered Priscilla Circle WSCS April meeting at Mrs Donald Maybaugh’s home with new officers elected and peace and justice theme, sixty six calls since last meeting, and May 22 lunch planned. A correction clarifies booster heater installation at the cafe kitchen rather than a new dishwasher.
Bethlehem Steel posted first quarter 1957 sales of 67.1 million dollars, up from 59.95 million the prior year, while net income reached 53,427,655 dollars or 1.24 a share versus 44,963,787 dollars or 1.04 a share. Chairman Eugene G. Grace said they expect about full capacity use in Q2 and remain near capacity for the year.
The Lorain Works National Tube Division announces nine management promotions. From Elyria two come aboard, with others from Avon Lake and Lorain. Theodore C. Goodson of 962 Archwood Ave is named assistant superintendent of the bessemer department. Harold Z. Llewellyn of 213 Denison Ave is named assistant superintendent of the roll and tools shops.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Vincent de Paul Church launches a membership drive led by general chairwoman Mrs. Paul Mascenik. A May 6 dinner at Stone's Villa kicks off the effort, with a closing mother-daughter communion set for May 19 after a 9 a.m. mass.
Mrs Olga Dubesa hosted the St Barbara Circle meeting of St Vincent de Paul Church with Mrs Helen Dubesa assisting. Mrs Alice Ann Milde led the business session then games. Prize winners were Mrs Bonnie McGucken Mrs Bea Gill and Mrs Mary Pavlich with special prizes to Mrs Bridey Shindier and Mrs Pavlich. Pavlich to host May meeting at her home.
AMHERST The Golden Age Club held an April birthday party in the town hall civic room honoring more than 10 members. Ralph Albright noted no word from the secretary of state's office on pending charter approval as incorporation papers were mailed last week. Plans for a fundraising drive to buy a club house will follow once incorporation is approved.
Lincoln Homes Co displays the Carol model at 200 Foster Park Rd. The one story ranch offers 1300 plus square feet with three bedrooms a dining room kitchen and full basement. Priced at 16000 with option for buyer self help and contractor involvement to reduce costs.
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