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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1949

Page

8

Two Youths Injured As Truck Overturns On Route 113

Robert McAllister 17 of Amherst and Donald O Dor 15 of Elyria were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after their truck rolled over on Route 113 yesterday afternoon. McAllister said a stuck steering mechanism and brake slip caused the crash.

Robert McAllister R. D Amherst Donald O'Dor Oberlin Road Elyria McAllister Elyria Memorial Hospital teAllister James Willis Smith Vincent Eusebeo Maso Leoniso Aponto Rafael Franko Julio Torres

Drive-In Teller Window Opens at Lorain County Savings and Trust

The Lorain County Savings and Trust Co opened a drive-in teller window at the rear of its bank on Second Street with bullet proof glass and a motorist friendly extended metal drawer. City officials and business leaders attended a 9 am ceremony as Kellogg Day of Day Hardware became the first depositor. Bank President A J Plocher touted the new service as part of a customer convenience program and noted plans for future expansions and courtesy parking.

Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Second Street Richard Baird Kellogg Day Day Hardware Co Day Hardware Chamber of Commerce Norris Ryder Alice Showalter C. M. Smith A. J. Plocher Lorain County Savings & ‘Trust Company

Councilman Says Cafe Project Up To The Residents

Councilman John Mc Donough says whether a cafe and liquor establishment can open at 436 East River Street depends on local resident sentiment. Spitzer Motors head John A. Spitzer backs the plan, noting a five year lease and $20 000 in equipment. Objections from the prior meeting prompted a state liquor department resolution, but no action was taken last night.

East River Street John McDonough McDonough Council John A. Spitzer Spitzer Motors Spitzer Cleveland Street State Liquor Department

Prices At Noon On Edison Stocks Report

Prices at noon show mixed moves across major firms led by American Radiator Glidden and Montgomery Ward. Industrials such as Chrysler General Motors and U S Steel post varied percentages while coal and copper names including Anaconda Kennecott and Standard of N J display notable shifts.

Penna Teseeeecaes Glidden Co Eeeseeeaes Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Co Bendix Aviation Peasons Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse Airbrake Republic Steel U. S. Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott N. J Ees Ohio OU Ohio Ceveenseeeae Socony Vacuum v Texas Col. Gas & Elec American T. & T Cleveland Exchange Cleveland Cliffs Cleveland Elec

Salary ordinance hearing on city eng and sewage dept raises

Council debated the salary ordinance with a hearing for the engineering and sewage treatment departments. Lord noted the job study was not discarded, citing raises from 351 to 375 for the city engineer and from 349 to 350 for the sewage superintendent. Final action postponed to the Dec 30 year end meeting. an emergency passage failed five to three. Park Supt Madhock asked why he and Hancock were excluded from the year end bonus. president Black explained prior salary increases exempted them. The council also praised the recently approved months pay bonus to multiple departments.

Lord Ralph Terry Terry Harry Patterson H. L. Cordrey James Scott Madhock Black Park Commission Counc

Cleveland Poultry and Market Briefs Mixed Tone

Markets show quiet poultry with light supply and unsettled turkey market. Eggs weaken with Grade AA suspended. apples cabbage onions and potatoes listed with varied prices. Livestock receipts raise cattle hogs and sheep prices, with steady to active tones across categories. Toledo grain offers soft red wheat corn oats and soybeans pricing.

Cleveland Toledo

City council reviews hospital contract and zoning plan

The council discussed renewing the city’s contract with Elyria Memorial Hospital for next year at 1175 dollars per day, replacing the current 11.35 rate. A first reading approved a zoning ordinance extending Class A commercial limits on the north side of Cleveland Street and Class B on the south. The matter was referred to planning for recommendation. A paving petition for Harwood Street from Poplar to Hamilton was presented and referred to committee and engineering.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Cleveland Street Cleveland Planning and Zoning Commission Harwood Street Poplar Hamilton Council Engineering

Five Minor Traffic Accidents Reported Here

Police reported five minor crashes including Mary Stellato's car hitting a tree on Cleveland street after an outburst and John Brooker’s vehicle damage. Wilson Kritzel rear ended Laddie Browand on Cleveland street. Henry Motto’s car rolled on West avenue and hit a fire hydrant with no driver present. Franklin Brant backed from Sears lot into Gene Sievert’s car on Ninth street. Mary Spoerl's parked car was damaged by Wilbur Terry on Huron street.

John Brooker Cleveland Street Mary Stellato Brooker Wilson Kritzel Bellfield Avenue Laddie Browand Henry Motto R. D. J. Grafton West Avenue Broad Street Franklin Brant Valley City Sears Gene Sievert Ninth Street Mary [Spoerl R. D Oberlin Huron Street Wilbur Terry Norwalk

Funds Released For School Buses In Lorain County

Lorain County villages and rural districts share in state funds released by the State Controlling Board in Columbus to reimburse about 700 Ohio districts for new school buses. The board allotted 85668 dollars from a 3.5 million dollar appropriation, offering 25 percent of purchase price with possible boosts to 50 percent including other subsidies. Education Director Clyde Hissong revised applications. county superintendent C A Gibbons says several districts that purchased buses between March 25, 1948 and Nov 10, 1949 were covered.

Lorain County Columbus Ohio United Press Clyde Hissong C. A. Gibbons

Elyria Realtors Offer Prizes For Outdoor Yuletide Lighting

The Elyria Board of Realtors announces three prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars for the best outdoor Christmas illumination in Elyria. Entries due by Christmas Eve with judging by three local experts who will tour the city evenings. Send entries to Mrs Ruth Scoville Secretary Elyria Board of Realtors 32 Century Block Elyria Ohio.

Elyria Century Block Ohio

Mail to Mrs Ruth Scoville, Elyria Address Note

Letter addressed to Mrs Ruth Scoville at 32 Century Block Elyria appears in a brief postal record. The item records a delivery destination and recipient, with no additional context or actions noted beyond the address.

Cost Of Relief Rules And Risks Across Welfare Agencies

Analyzes how relief agencies coordinate to avoid duplication and fraud, noting that confidential data policies, rush periods, and checks affect accuracy. Describes grocery order misuse, mandatory appropriations, and outside funding influence on welfare programs, highlighting overhead limits and job implications for workers.

Department of Welfare

Police Arrest of Leal Barnhart for Barrier Violation

Leal Barnhart of 1411 Lake Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon by the Police Department for driving past a barrier on Lodi Street at West Avenue. He is to be arraigned in police court on December 21.

Leal Barnhart Lake Avenue Lodi Street West Avenue

Court fines and civil suit from local traffic cases

At the Court House William Moore of 103 West street was fined 100 dollars and 25 dollars costs with 25 dollars suspended after being arraigned on a drunken driving charge before Justice James Horn. Merle Eddington of Oberlin was fined 15 dollars and 5 dollars costs with 5 dollars suspended after auto license violation following a collision at Routes 20 and 301. Pollard Brown of Elyria filed suit against Lawrence Shuster for 612 dollars in damages from a Route 50 collision five miles east of Route 58 on December 28, 1947.

William Moore West Street James Horn Merle Eddington R. D Oberlin Pollard Brown Steelton Avenue Elyria Lawrence Shuster Spruce Street

Death of John Pedroff in Canton area

John Pedroff aged 25 of Pyle Amherst road Amherst died at 4 a m in St Josephs hospital Lorain after a five month illness. He was born in Canton on June 6 1925 and lived there until three years ago. He worked for the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp. Surviving are his wife Mary his parents Mr and Mrs Mitcho Pedroff owners of Canton City Bakery three sisters Olga Gawloff Fort Wayne Helen Bogdanoff and Frances Pedroff and two brothers Carol and Mitchell Pedroff all of Canton. Body remains at Sudro Curtis funeral home pending arrangements.

Mr. Pedroff Canton American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp Mary Pedroff Mitcho Pedroff Canton City Olga Gawloff Fort Wayne Ind Helen Bogdanoff Frances Pedroff Carol Mitchell Pedroff

Seminar Highlights Alcoholism Problems and Help

Miss Mildred Shelley of the Lorain County Mental Hygiene Clinic led a seminar on alcoholism noting limited treatment avenues and stressing family or close-contact interventions. She described common myths, disease symptoms, and life impacts, citing three million problem drinkers, high county costs, vitamin loss risks, delirium tremens danger, and praising Alcoholics Anonymous as essential support.

Lorain County Miss Shelley Miss Shelly Shelley Alcoholics Anonymous

Perry Fay Union Holds Party For Children

The Perry Fay Company Local 1282 of the International Association of Machinists held a Christmas party Saturday December 17 at Gates school for over 125 children among 300 attendees. Master of ceremonies Bill Pandy directed a program featuring Silent Night acrobatics ventriloquism and songs with Santa arriving to distribute stockings and gifts from Local 1282 and the company.

Perry-Fay Company International Association of Machinists the Gates School Bill Pandy Shirley Schroeder Janet Lawrence Glenace Nectar Santa Bob Potega Ed Hemminger Harold Grant

Volume of Parcel Post Reaches All Time High

Elyria postmaster William Jenne announced parcel post volume nationwide has hit an all time high. He urged special handling for timely delivery before Christmas and advised air parcel post for out of state addresses while intrastate shipments use special delivery. Local post office windows stay open until 8 p.m. daily through the week for last minute mailings.

Elyria William Jenne Air Parcel Post Jenne

Special Stamp Honors The Wright Brothers

A six cent air mail stamp commemorating the Wright brothers first flight goes on sale tomorrow morning at the Elyria post office. Officials report the first supplies have been received and the stamp recalls the December date of the historic flight by Orville and Wilbur Wright.

Wright Brothers Elyria Orville Wilbur Wright

Two Choirs Prepare for Christmas Eve Service

Lake Avenue Congregational church will host its annual Christmas Eve service with two choirs. The chapel choir, directed by Mrs. Robert Reising, includes high school and young adult members. the youth choir, directed by Miss Virginia McKee, comprises seventh to ninth graders. The Young Adult Fellowship, led by president Thomas McClements, sponsors the event and coordinates the program.

Lake Avenue Congregational Church Robert Reising Virginia McKee Young Adult Fellowship Thomas McClements Pranos Ruby Northrup Myra Stevenson Marvine Limes Donna Allison Sue Sanders Pauline Reising Altos Joan Harding Marion Jenkins Frances Brillhart Betty Crawford Thelma Yorks Ruth Turnbull Helen Jane Supertenors Richard Farmer Ronald McDaniels Roland Foster Clayton Crace Bases Philip Whitacre Thomas Anderson Otto Rea Donald Wood Fred Farmer James Sprague George Birk Buddy Burton Roberta Brown Ronita Hamilton Sandra Hemminger Charlotte Hewitt Shirley Hewitt Gloria Jezewski Don Jones Esther Kader Pauline Knapp Kay Mitchell Barbara Mitchell Barbara Moehle Shirley Northeim Dale Newman Ruth O'Million Beverly Penman Nancy Ream Bill Reising Claudia Reynolds Nancy Snodgrass Norma Telzerow Janet Updike Betty Wiley Shirley Wiley

Employees Of Telephone Co Receive Bonus

The Elyria Telephone Company held its annual Christmas party at Spring Valley Country Club for about 200 employees and guests. J B Kimball and committee organized a program with songs and skits. R W Ammel presented a five percent year end bonus. Longtime members were honored, and Dick Lumley and his orchestra provided dance music.

Elyria Telephone Company Spring Valley Country Club J. B. Kimball l Larry Hodgson Santa Claus R. W. Ammel Independent Telephone Pioneer Association Rolf Till J. R. McReynolds J. L. Prout Otto Robertson L. F. Hodgson Dick Lumley

Miss Zeller Wins Crosley Shelvador Contest Award

Miss Eula Zeller of 112 Irondale street wins the Crosley Shelvador contest in Elyria run by Ross Furniture Company at 408 Middle avenue. Judges praised her presentation of Crosley product benefits as the best among many entries.

Eula Zeller Irondale Street Elyria Ross Furniture Company Middle Avenue Miss Zeller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kolinski & Standen Elyria Savings Bank Cortlands Acorn Sudro-Curtis Reichlin DIAL City of Ruth Scoville P.R. Smith & CO Midwest Stock Exchange Elyria Savings Bldg Death Records John Pedroff Pyle-Amherst Road St. Joseph's Hospital Loramn Perry Fay Union Party For Children Nation Employees of Telephone Co Shelvador Zeller H. H. Benham Elyria Savings & Trust Jerry Christmnas Horace Hollingsworth Elsie Gibbons Ada Warren Cornelius Vandenburg Veda Penfound Ann Klier Joe Hancock Helen Gusky Maie Heintz Verner Crayton John Robinson Ann Demyan Bernice Bowen Orzelle Fees Jack and Ena Knight Mattie Carter Mary Post Marie Vatra Dorothy Cyran Emma Dfurray Grace Peabody Hattie Surrell Frank Pilarczyk Marjorie Knight Helen Bryan Margaret Bearer Sue Cragin Mary Janosky Morris Tran Aruly
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