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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1953

Page

12

No Office Christmas Party At White House

Merriman Smith reports that the Eisenhower White House will have no office Christmas Eve parties this year. A quiet understanding prevails against office revelry, with gatherings moved to private homes. The President will likely preside at the south grounds tree lighting, possibly from Augusta or in Washington, as in past holidays.

White House Washington America Eisenhower Mr. Roosevelt Churchill

Teegarden seeks clarification of installment rate law

Glenn Teegarden, a Troy auto dealer, awaits a Franklin County Common Pleas hearing in a suit challenging a section of law on installment buying. He claims the 2 percent cap on dealer “kickback” payments damages him, arguing he should be able to sell the paper wherever he collects the most money. The case questions license board authority and potential damage, with a judge ruling that a clarifying decision could be issued before any actual loss, but docket congestion may push hearings two years out.

Columbus, C Glenn Teegarden Troy Franklin County Teegarden Dana F. Reynolds

Markets Update From Terminal Market Prices

Nearby produce and livestock prices show carrots and endive high quality hothouse goods, onions and parsnips modest, tomatoes and squash steady. Eggs, poultry, and butter list graded U S prices. live poultry and butter fluctuate with regional market rates. Toledo cash grain quotes hold soft red wheat around 1.98-1.99 and corn near 1.50-1.51. Cleveland livestock auctions report steady cattle calving hogs and steady spring lambs with varied weights and prices.

Ohio U. S U. S&s Toledo

Grafton Kiwanis Hears Eaton High Choir Concert

Grafton Kiwanis hosted a ladies night and Christmas party featuring Eaton High School mixed chorus of about 40 voices. The program included sacred and popular numbers with solos by Janet Davis Marilyn Tite Donna King Rodger Carpenter and Bill Schmidt among others. The chorus closed with The Lord Bless You and Keep You. Mrs David Thompson and Shirley Haynes accompanied, Marguerite Salisbury directed, with guests Mr and Mrs R Fullmer of Eaton and Dorothy Fischer of Grafton High School attending.

Grafton Pauline Keller Janet Davis Donna Flick Lynne Carpenter Ellen Fugard Lois Nickel Bill Schmidt Bob, Whitty Harold Landes Dick Fishburn Evaline Kentucky Bulldog Donna King Rodger Carpenter Lutkin David Thompson Shirley Haynes Marguerite Salisbury Fred Daniel Eaton School R. Fullmer Eaton Dorothy Fischer Grafton High School

Ten Years Ago North Eaton Church of Christ Building Burns

Chronicle-Telegram files recall a December 18 1953 item noting the 34 year old North Eaton Church of Christ building burned the day before, believed caused by an overheated furnace. The snippet also references wartime submarine actions and immigration notes from twenty years ago.

theNorth Eaton Church of Christ Pacific

Caroling After Christmas Program at Birmingham Methodist

Christmas caroling will follow the Birmingham Methodist Church Christmas program on Tuesday December 22 at 8 p.m. A united Christmas Eve candlelight service will be held, and the Sunday worship service on December 20 is at 9:30 a.m. with church school at 10 a.m. Students will be recognized on December 27 at the 9:30 a.m. service. The Rev. Howard Crabtree is pastor.

Birmingham Birmingham Methodist Church Howard Crabtree

Deaths of Kolozs Noss Boythem as Lorain records

Death notices from Lorain reflect Joseph Kolozs 65 of 1912 East 31st street dying at St. Joseph Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Hungary, he lived in Norwalk and Lorain, worked for National Tube Co., and leaves Anna and five grandchildren. Irwin Noss 51 of Barton Road North Olmsted died of a heart attack at home. John Boythem 63 of West River Road died at St Josephs Hospital from a heart attack. Surviving spouses, children, and grandchildren listed. funeral arrangements detailed for each.

Joseph Kolozs E. 31St Street Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Hungary Kolozs United States Norwalk Conn National Tube Company First Presbyterian Church Eagles Lodge Verhovay Lodge Anna Charles Heggs Elyria Richard Schon Robert Morrison Bristol Emil Dovala Philip T. Thorne Elmwood Cemetery Irwin J. Noss Barton Road R. D North Olmsted East Liverpool Noss N.A.C.A Dover Lodge of Masons Westlake al Sirat Grotto Cleveland Elizabeth Noss Margaret Page Betty Harry Glenn James Clarence Harmon Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home Joseph H. Dudley North Olmsted Congregational Church Crownhill Cemetery Twinsburg John Boythem West River Road St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. Boythem Czechoslovakia Skelp Mill No National Socal Lodge St. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church Julia Roger John Maholic Jean Steve Marblehead John R. Devin Paul Barnyock Calvary Cemetery

Stock Market Snapshot of Major U S Corporations

Market listings show notable percentages and prices for companies such as American Radiator American T and T Anaconda Copper Avco Manufacturing Bendix Aviation Chrysler Cities Service Cleveland Electric Munincipal Columbia Gas Fruehaus Trailer General Motors Kennecott Copper Kroger Montgomery Ward New York Central Ohio Oil Penna Railroad Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of Indiana Standard of New Jersey Standard of Ohio Texas Company Toledo Edison U S Steel Warner Brothers and Woolworth Co with varied figures indicating share movements and trading levels. The data reflects a midday or closing tally across diverse sectors including utilities, manufacturing, and transport.

American T. & T Avco Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of Ind Standard N. J Standard of Ohio Texas Company Toledo Edison U. S. Steel Warner Brothers Woolworth Co

Memorial service for Chaplain Burdue noted

This obituary notes Chaplain Burdue who died in a Korean prison camp after denial of medicine. He is survived by his widow DeEtte Burdue and son James Smith. Memorial service will be held with flowers omitted and funds requested for the church building fund. The article references Frank Noel of Associated Press and the official 1953 confirmation of his death.

Mattingly Frank Noel Associated Press Chaplain Burdue Noel Burdue

Juveniles Seen as Primary Cause of Delinquency

A Philadelphia sociologist argues youths themselves drive rising juvenile delinquency amid a Congressional probe. He asserts blame lies with juveniles, not parents, calling for swift, strict punishment and dismissing reliance on youth rights or psychiatric excuses.

U. S Crime Commission of Philadelphia

Vermilion Driver Cited After 2 Car Collision

Vermilion man Lawrence Cline 44 of Morris Road was cited by the State Highway Patrol for following too closely after a crash at North Ridge and Dewey. He rear ended Mary Gethin 42 of Lorain as she waited to turn onto Dewey. Gethin reported slippery pavement caused the stop. her car had minor damage while Cline’s was moderate. Cline and his wife with two children were uninjured.

Lawrence Cline Morris Road State Highway Patrol North Ridge Dewey Roads Cline Mary Gethin Elyria Avenue Lorain

Court actions and judgments troop through Oberlin area court docket

Investment Discount Co. holds against Harold Hayhurst of Oberlin for 281 on a cognovit note and against Paul Pikey of Amherst for 333. The Lehman and Johnson Co. gains against Thomas and Iona Carter for 711701? on a cognovit note. Township trustees seek permission to transfer 2500 from general to road and bridge fund. Hattie Jackson wins a divorce from Harry with 1100 alimony per Judge John Pincura. Ohio Casualty sues Ray and Baxter Stone for 124 for damage to Earl Romine’s car from a falling aluminum shanty at a Westlake site Dec 21 1951. Mabel Kinzel executrix’s suit against Alice Hurlebaus executrix of Florence Dawes estate for 399Dismissed. Simon Evans treated for facial injuries after slipping on ice on Sugar Ridge Road. Hail Hubbell released after paying 125 alimony. judge had suspended remaining days. Richard Schilling, 30, Elyria Ave, Amherst, jailed five days plus 50 fine for assault and battery.

The Ohio Casualty Insurance Co Ray and Baxter Stone North Ridgeville Earl Romine Olmsted Falls Romine Westlake

Police court reports in LaGrange brawl and multiple cases

In LaGrange Empire Tavern brawl at Lake and Foster avenues Police Chief and Mayor Henry W. Ault presided in police court. Jack Hunt and Art Plus pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property and disorderly conduct. Fines ranged 10 dollars with costs for disorderly conduct and 50 dollars with costs for destruction, with 40 dollars on the destruction charge suspended. Frank Bainbridge will answer the same charges later. Godfrey Williams and Evans O. Jackson were fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. George G. Berg was fined ten dollars and costs for reckless driving. Ralph Capasso pleaded innocent to reckless driving and awaits a hearing. Albert Nerrah and Jaycox Road officers to appear next Tuesday. Route 254 deputy report four mink and four mink boxes stolen. value not known.

Art Plus LaGrange Jack J. Hunt Bond Street Empire Tavern Lake and Foster Avenues Henry W. Ault Frank Bainbridge Garvin Avenue George G. Berg Phillip Court Ralph Capasso Lorain Albert Nerrah Jaycox

Slippery Roads Trigger Three Minor Traffic Crashes

Slippery highways caused three traffic accidents investigated by the sheriff yesterday. On Grafton road near Carlisle school at 6:45 P.M. Nellydun Dellefield skidded into a ditch. David Ross stopped to assist and was rear ended by Betty Welton. Helen Waldron’s car rear collided with John Rice’s as Rice slowed near Indian Hollow. Charles Haynes’s vehicle skidded into Harry Rice’s truck on Route 20 near Oberlin.

Sheriff’s Department Grafton Road Carlisle School Nellydun Dellefield East River Street David Ross Terror Court Betty Welton Robson Road R. D. Grafton Helen Waldron Crile Veterans Hospital John Rice Grafton Rice Indian Hollow Road Charles Haynes Charles Court Harry Rice Cleveland Oberlin

Spencer Choirs Present Holiday Concert Sunday

Sixty five members of Spencer's junior and senior choirs perform a Christmas cantata at Spencer Methodist Church Sunday at 10 30 a m under the direction of Mrs Avery Looy with Mrs Clarence Walkden at the organ Solo parts by Mrs Howard West Miss Carol Jean Neidhardt Miss Lois Ann Florence Mrs Paul Parker Mrs Francis Stuart Richard Higdon and Jack Lizotte The Rev Robert A Baker pastor delivers the Christmas sermon topic Gods Gift For You Also on Sunday at 7 30 p m the Methodist Sunday school holds its annual Christmas party with a program led by Mrs Francis Stuart and the junior department The annual Christmas candle light service is set for Thursday December 24 at 8 p m Forty four Methodist Youth Fellowship members held a hob o party last Sunday bringing gifts for unfortun ate children and planning games and refreshments.

Spencer Spencer Methodist Church Avery Looy Clarence Walkden Howard West Carol Jean Neidhardt Lois Ann Florence Paul Parker Francis Stuart Richard Higdon Jack Lizotte Robert A. Baker

Oberlin Man Convicted For Damaging Parked Car

Fred B. Turner of 34 Lorain Street Oberlin was found guilty in police court for damaging a parked car at 524 Vulcan Street and leaving the scene. He paid a $10 fine plus court costs.

Fred B. Turner Loraine Street Oberlin Vulcan Street Turner

YMCA Holiday Schedule At Elyria YMCA

Elyria YMCA releases Christmas period schedule under P F Johnson detailing morning gym and swim times for Cadets Explorers Rangers and others Monday to Thursday December 31 with exceptions for weekends. Special activities include penny hunts quickie basketball chess checkers and stamp trading with game room hours and swimming classes for various age groups.

Elyria Ymca P. F. Johnson Explorers Rangers YMCA

Fumes Fill Store Prompt Fire Call and Other Local Blazes

Elyria firefighters entered Standard Drug Company at 401 Broad Street using gas masks after carbonating machine fumes spread through the store. They also shut off the soda fountain unit. Earlier, a lint screen fire in an electric dryer at 257 Washington Avenue was extinguished after the lint clogged and overheated. Nearby, a pilot light ignition caused by a hot water heater at 538 Lodi Street damaged only some rags. An overloaded furnace at 421 Second Street caused smoke at Mrs. A. A. Gildersleeve’s home, with no damage after the stoker switch was pulled and the furnace emptied.

Elyria Broad Street Washington Avenue Fleet Brennaman John Killiany Lodi Street Second Street A. A. Gildersleeve

Elyrian Bound To Grand Jury On B E Count

Francis E. Burke of 250 Second Street pleaded guilty in police court to breaking and entering Excell Machine Products shop. He was bound over to the grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing and jailed for failing to post a $1,000 bond. Police say Burke, 35, has prior records including a 1952 disorderly conduct conviction and a prior withdrawn malicious destruction of property charge. He was found lurking near Excell at 113 East Avenue with a toolbox and bowling bag containing micrometers gauges and other shop tools.

Francis E. Burke Second Street Excell Henry W. Ault Burke East Avenue

Vermilion Auxiliary Dinner Draws 60 Members

More than 60 American Legion Auxiliary members attended the Vermilion Christmas dinner. New members were welcomed and a letter from the American Legion thanked the aux for kitchen support. Proceeds from a recent card party totaled 50. An upcoming spaghetti dinner will raise funds for projects.

American Legion Auxiliary American Legion John Backus Jand

Shock Treatment To Spur French Action Plan Shock Treatment To Spur French Action wait PARIS AP President Eisen hower plans to use shock to urge European defense moves

U S military aid to France Italy Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg may cease in mid 1954 if the European Army plan is not ratified soon U S leaders press quick progress toward a United States of Europe with a joint military force ahead of full political unification Washington views the push as essential to preserve the Atlantic Pact and allied aid while France faces realities of the situation and Dulles signals potential aid cut if ratification drags

Paris Eisen Hower European National Assembly Eleme U.S France Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg United States of Europe Europe Washington Dulles John Foster Dulles United States Than Ince Tha Atlantin

Combined Choirs At Grafton Church For Christmas Program

About 30 junior and adult choir members will join to present a Christmas music program at Grafton Methodist Church Sunday at 8 p m. The program includes carols and hymns with congregation participation. David Thompson directs and Mrs Thompson accompanies on the organ.

Grafton Grafton Methodist Church David Thompson Thompson

Mail Carrier's Car Damaged in Route 82 Collision

William Ingersoll a 65 year old Columbia Station mail carrier was delivering mail when his car was hit from behind on Route 82 a mile west of Strongsville shortly after noon yesterday. Ralph Dreher 23 of Garfield Heights cited for reckless operation said icy roadway prevented him from stopping.

William Ingersoll Columbia Station Strongsville Ingersoll Ralph Dreher Broadway Garfield Heights Dreher

Icy Track Blamed for Auto Mishap on Route 20 West

At about 8 25 p m on Thursday icy rails two miles west of Route 58 on Route 20 caused Anthony Smith 23 of 2045 Lincoln Avenue Lakewood to lose control after his car slid on the tracks damaging the left rear door fender and fender skirt. The vehicle struck a mailbox on the M T Brown property. Smith was not injured.

Anthony Smith Lincoln Avenue Lakewood Smith M. T. Brown

Award Prizes In Poster Contest

A ten dollar prize was awarded for each division in the Maplewood school poster contest on the subject Special Election For Bond Issue For New School. Prize money went to the room represented. Judges were Mrs. C C Schwochow Mrs Richard Miller and Mrs Alton Youtzy. Division A included grades 1 2 and 2 winners Susan Deter and Darlene Christiansen. Division B included grades 3 4 5 winner Gayle McIntosh. Division C included grades 6 7 8 winner Gordon McIntosh. Honorable mention went to Betty Jo Root William Baughman and Carole Vetter.

West River Road Maplewood School New School C. C. Schwochow Richard Miller Alton Youtzy Parent-Teacher Association Susan Deter Darlene Christensen Loyola T. Taylor Gayle McIntosh Florence Johnson Gordon McIntosh Emily Meitzke Betty Jo Root Taylor William Baughman Edrie Shaw Carole Vetter Katharine Plas

Two Cars Damaged In Route 254 Mishap

Two cars were damaged in a Route 254 collision at West River Road around 10 15 last night. Ola Rowland 42 of 2003 Rosewood Avenue Elyria and Raymond Cornborough of 2487 41st Street Homewood drove eastbound. The Cornborough car rear ended Rowland as she waited to turn onto West River Road. No injuries were reported.

West River Road Ola Rowland Rosewood Avenue Elyria Raymond Cornborough 41St Street Homewood Cornborough Rowland Carnborough

New Firm Here To Engage In Home Modernization

A new home modernization firm, Bay City Improvement Co., opens at 113 Broad Street tomorrow night. Led by Thomas Duggan as president and Ray Bruscino as vice president for the Elyria branch, the firm already operates a Cleveland store. Thomas Chapman, formerly an awning manufacturer, is sales manager for the new local store. The firm will offer storm windows and doors, screens, fiberglass awnings, jalousie porch enclosures, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, plus advisory services and labor.

Bay City Improvement Co Broad Street Bay Village Thomas Duggan Ray Bruscino Elyria Cleveland Thomas Chapman

Sullivan Church Program Is Set

A Christmas program by Sullivan Church children will be Sunday evening at the Christian Church led by Rev. Raymond Cash, followed by a reception for his family. Santa Claus will give treats to children. Sunday school starts at 10 with Vale Ringler, worship at 11. Bible study Tuesday at 7 p.m. An anthem by the choir will occur after the program at the Congregational Church. Santa visits, nursery care provided. Rev. W. D. Snyder presides Sunday worship at 11.

W. D. Snyder

Turnpike Audit Fund Approved for State Audit

The State Controlling Board turned over the VNS A fund of 35 660 to State Auditor James A Rhodes to finance an Ohio Turnpike Commission audit. Of the funds 32 160 will be paid in salaries and 3 500 for traveling expenses. The audit was authorized by the previous legislature.

Columbus James A. Rhodes Ohio Turnpike Commission

Wreckage of Missing Bomber Found on Iceland Glacier

A U S Naval patrol bomber missing since Thursday with nine crew was sighted on an Iceland glacier. Some survivors are believed to be alive though the crewmen’s names have not been released.

London Iceland

Federal-State Relations Committee Forms to Study Functions

The committee appointed by President Eisenhower will create task forces in education agriculture conservation public works welfare health social security revenue sources and interstate compact issues to allocate functions to the most effective level of government. Ryder was named vice chairman of the state committee.

Sion Eisenhower Ryders Istate

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Merriman Smith United Press Sudro-Curtis Ygy Spape Grafton Kiwanis Eaton High Choir Chronicle-Telegram House Foreign Office West Ave Lodi Paige Resak Service Co Death Records J. P. Shalloo University of Pennsylvania UNS Senate Investment Discount Co Harold Hayhurst Westroad Paul Pikey Hazel Street Amherst Lehman and Johnson Co Thomas Iona Carter Abbe Road Sheffield Township Common Pleas Court Township General Fund Road and Bridge Fund Hattie Jackson John Pincura Mabel Kinzel Louis Dawes Alice Hurlebaus Florence Dawes Simon Evans West River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Sugar Ridge Road Sheriff's Department Hail Hubbell Glendale Court Hubbell Richard Schilling Fred Hegrefe Police Dept. News Godfrey Williams Woodford Avenue Evans O. Jackson Eleventh Street Elyrian Grand Jury Vermilion Sullivan Church Turnpike Commission Audit Fund Capitol Robert Taylor Rivoli Fred MacMurray Fair Wind Sun P. R. Smith & CO. Investment Brokers Midwest Stock Exchange
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