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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1953

Page

13

Ample Shop Space With Split Main and Work Areas

Builder Frank J. Janas provides Kenneth Caygill’s shop with a 40 by 2 foot main room and a 22 by 26 foot workroom separated by a floor partition and connected by concrete steps with ornamental railing. Knotty pine paneling, vinyl doors, ample daylight, and fluorescent lighting enhance a well-lit display area. The shop accommodates three workers, includes a rough storage basement, and features brickwork highlighted by the Stone Creek brick.

Frank J. Janas Kenneth Caygill Janas

Employment Outlook Good, Says Ike Sees No Unemployment Rise

Washington reports Representative Ayres quoted President Eisenhower as saying the employment outlook remains very good with no appreciable rise in unemployment expected. Ayres urged a discussion on fears of low mood in Akron industrial areas and noted a higher jobless rate could hinder a Republican Congress victory next fall.

Washington William H. Ayres R-O Eisenhower

Modern Elyria shop praised for design and heat system

A new brick shop with buff color, Masonite face, wood backing, and three neon windows opens in Elyria. Front double entrance for customers and a rear delivery door. a forced air perimeter heating system installed by Janas provides uniform warmth, reduces drafts and moisture on glass, enhancing the area’s retail appeal.

Janas Elyria

Young Americans Seek Higher Types of Jobs

In Carbondale Illinois a Southern Illinois University survey of 1,962 high school seniors shows youth aim for professional occupations beyond their fathers. Four times as many want professional jobs as fathers held, with more students planning to move to cities where their professions are needed. Counseling gaps and limited field knowledge also emerge.

Carbondale Ilnois University Alice Rector SIU Rector

Avon Lake installs safety patrols at two schools

Safety patrol students at Erieview and Eastview schools were installed by Avon Lake Lt. Roy Linden. Names include captains Tom Case and Charles Bell with lieutenants Paul Rupert and Bonnie Schuster, and patrolmen such as Raymond Linden and Don Keim. Ceremony featured pledge, two safety films.

Avon Lake Erieview School Roy Linden Pricelss Cargo Arthur Hudson Albert Walker Coldwater Mich Will Walker Alvin Walker Elyria

Christmas party of Spade and Trowel Garden Club

Sullivan district notes recap a December 15 party at Mrs Edith Bauer with Bible verse roll call, Christmas decorations demo by Mrs Earl Beck of Seville, and gifts exchange. Club marked eight years since October with park improvements and annual lighting and a tree near the square. Birthday honor for O L Clawson at Leonard Clawson home in Avon. Relatives listed. Moore couple returns from Sullivan visit to southern Ohio.

George Moore Inwood Boulevard Bay View Hospital Charles Gullinan Fairfield Rd St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain Lynus Rupert Arnold Tikenberg Lakewood Loren Little Lorene George Little Vermilion-on-the- Lake George Weigand Harold Cullum Altoona, Pa O. L. Clawson Leonard Avon Leonard Clawson Carl Clawson Nova Marion Clawson Sullivan Harry Clawson Brighton Don Clawson Bath Dallas Clawson Bob Clawson Elyria James Moore Ohio

Old Farmer's Almanac Foresees 1954 Muted Hopes and Weather

The 1954 Almanac hints at notable celestial events and chilly bowl games, with sun eclipses in January and Mars close to Earth in June. It also shares anecdotes and practical warnings for farmers, noting a long history and a practical farmer’s calendar for the year ahead.

New York Mars Anactica Almanac Hiram Sockdolger Arthur Brown American Agriculturist

Kodak worker’s idea yields growing annual award

Eastman Kodak employee Paul Ratigan won a $125 suggestion bonus that, after a year, expanded into $2,454 yearly. His idea to switch a camera winding knob from metal to plastic cut finishes and aided production growth, triggering a larger ongoing award.

Rochester N. Y Eastman Kodak Co Paul Ratigan Ratigan

West Bengal Plans Jobs For 5000 Jobless Men

West Bengal authorities announce a program to create employment for five thousand currently unemployed men, outlining steps to boost jobs and economic activity in the region.

West Bengal India

French rosary bead plant seeks American capital expansion

A French manufacturer producing wooden rosary beads is seeking American investment to fund expansion plans. The company aims to scale production, increase capacity, and broaden distribution in the United States while maintaining traditional craftsmanship.

Color TV Authorized first sets to be costly

The FCC approved a compatible color system as CBS NBC and RCA push to bring color TV to viewers. NBC began color tests and CBS aired a color program while engineers viewed the new images. Early sets will cost about $1000 with 12 inch screens, mass production in a year or more.

Washington CBS NBC Federal Communications Commission Radio Corporation of America Cbs-Columbia W. R. G. Baker FCC

Check Writer Returns Large Parking Fine Payment

New York authorities report Saul J. Alien, head of the Traffic Summons Control Bureau, found a $100,000 check enclosed with a $4 parking ticket fine. The writer, Morris Zippert, sent the large remittance and the bureau returned the oversized check with a corrected $4 remittance.

New York Saul J. Alien Morris Zippert Zippert Saul

Hotel manager declines to retrieve stolen eight foot tree

Denver report says hotel manager George Chamberlain will not chase the eight foot Christmas tree stolen from the lobby. He traced the tree to a downtown apartment and quipped the act is a matter of spirit rather than theft.

Denver George Chamberlain Chamberlain

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Frank Janas Plas Construction Corp Fuller Distributors of U. S Maugahy de la France Industries Superior Ave Cleveland, Ohio MR. and Mrs. Caygill U.S. Koylon E. 69Th St Wade Park Waar Cleveland Don Gerhart North Ridgeville Lerain Nquolly Barney Duncan New Griffin Georgia Lockheed Aircraft Marietta Lockheed Old Farmer's Almanac Danas Stone Creek Block & Coal Company Electrolux Electro Agriene Vacuum Cleaner Fast Third Street Dept. XV Pel X.V.C Elyria, Ohio Haseroot 505 Bread St. Jewelry Co., Inc Up Care Broad Street BIG Picture TV Peo Toe Admiral Cleveland ST
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