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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1958

Page

7

Land Title Co Official William Kaiser to Retire

William O Kaiser longtime head of the Elyria Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co retires December 31 after 50 years with the firm. He began as an abstractor in Cleveland and rose to vice president supervising the Elyria branch amid Lorain County growth. An active civic participant he will depart without a compulsory retirement age.

William O. Zaiser Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co Elyria Zaiser Kaiser Lorain County Jan Abstractor Guarantee Title and Trust Co Cleveland Guarantee Lorain County Abstract Co Land Title Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Elyria County Club

Veteran City Employee To Retire In 1959

Joseph Gail 69 of 236 West River Street North, retiring Jan 1 after 30 years as street department employee. Mayor J Grant Keys announced Gail born Feb 12 1889 in Pocsav Hungary. Gail, Street Superintendent George Carrick, City Hall custodian Edward Smith and Safety Service Director Michael Lotko to be honored Dec 29 at American Legion post. Gail has a daughter and two grandsons. No successor named.

Joseph Gail West River St. North J. Grant Keys Gail Pocsav Hungary George Carrick Edward Smith Michael Lotko Lorain County American Legion

Alkali Official Resigns. State Post Hinted

Donald S. Carmichael resigned today as general counsel and secretary of Diamond Alkali Co amid speculation he will be named to a top post in the DiSalle administration. James A. Hughes will be secretary and John A. Wilson will be general counsel. Carmichael, 46, active in civic affairs, rejected opposition offers against Mayor Celebrezze and noted leadership mediocrity. He has been mentioned for roles in DiSalle's administration including highway director and welfare director.

Cleveland UPI Donald S. Carmichael Diamond Alkali Co Carmichael James A. Hughes John A. Wilson Anthony Celebrezze

Prisoner Walter Smith Caught Whistling During Break In

MARION Ind UPI Prisoner Walter Smith pleased himself with a whistle while jimmying his cell door with a bent wire Guard Wharfey Flanagan caught him in the act Jan 1. The incident occurred as Smith was attempting a break in the Marion jail authorities reported.

Marion Ind UPI Walter Smith Smith Wharfey Flanagan

Elyria High seniors announce Christmas concert soloists

Narrators and solo parts for Elyria High School senior choir were announced by director J. Martin Beck. Lana Stump will sing Go Tell It on the Mountain. Elaine Spike and others will provide narration. Molly Bembower and Barbara Schmitt gen will accompany. The program includes Bach Break Forth O Beautiful Light and Morgan The Night Journey of the Wise Men. The closing chorus Divine Praise features joining choirs from Kaiser. Proceeds fund a Tube fund with tickets sold by choir members.

Elyria High School Auditorum J. Martin Beck Lana Stump Ringwald Will Hel Elaine Spike Billie Jean Howell Sherwood Lingenfelter Priscilla Short George Miraben Molly ‘Bembower Barbara Schmittgen Pete En‘lyeart Phyllis Fitch Christiansen Christ of Morgan Bortiansky Lera Mae Virginial Becklin Waukegan

Six Area Yule Parties for Small Fry This Weekend

Thousands of area children will meet Santa Claus and receive gifts at six organizational Christmas parties this weekend. Local groups host events aimed at making the holidays bright for youngsters across the region.

Santa Claus

Balloon charity events mix with holiday shows across towns

Thousands of children are to attend multiple Christmas parties organized by local unions Veterans groups and civic clubs. Santa Claus will visit Lorain Elyria Little Thurlow and Gate Hospitals with gifts, ice cream and movies while the Balloon mission The Small World continues its Atlantic flight with a planned greeting in canary islands and a Westward bound schedule for two parties tomorrow.

Peio Ainte Con Amato Port OF Spain Trinidad Or i Eagles Club Amorrow Nan Nartice Thav Aeme Atlante Nelson Harper Wayne Darby Veteran’s of Foreign Wars East Bridge St James Moore United Steelworkers Union Hall Broadway Lorain Approxi Harold M. Terry Little Thurlow England Spring Valley Country UPI James Cuebasider Elyria Country Club Wander Joe Star Alluclli Gates Hospital Santa Cruz Canary Islands Bob Flynn Atlantic Santa Claus Moose Club Morrow East Broad St

Three Elyria Men Named To Boxing and Wrestling Board

Mayor J Grant Keys named Harry Day Artemas CL and John Gutowski to reactivated city boxing and wrestling commission. They will officially take office Jan 1 1959 and plan to organize to oversee the Jan 9 benefit boxing card for Eshmon Thomas who died after a boxing bout in Akron. The Spitzer Motors garage on East Bridge Street will host the show as the commission seeks a permanent amateur program.

Elyria City Boxing and Wrestling Commission J. Grant Keys Harry ©. Day Artemas CL John Gutowski East River St Ridge Plastics Steve E. Kaminski Jr East 16Th St General Industries Eshmon Thomas West St Akron Spitzer Motors East Bridge St

UAW Local Votes Out Bonus Plan at Pfaudler Co

Members of UAW Local 1161 at Pfaudler Co voted to drop the Per Cent profit sharing plan in effect since 1957. About 2000 unionists plus 100 salaried workers participated. a small turnout at UAW Hall noted. Company officials said the plan may be abolished if workers do not want it and cited prior payouts totaling about $129,000 in 18 months amid concerns of unequal distribution and plant conditions.

United Auto Workers At Pfaudler Co UAW Pfaudler Unnion Frank Oldenburg

Cleveland Man Pleads Guilty To DWI Charge

Welfare volunteers from Lorain County pack and dispatch aid for area families ahead of Christmas. Campaign headquarters at 230 Broad St. fills quickly with donations including toys, clothing, and shoes. Trucks plan to deliver tomorrow. donations accepted Monday to finish needs. Careful inventory lists numerous items for men women and infants with substitutions available.

River Father of Two Pleads Guilty in DWI Case

Theodore B. Grabow 41 of Cleveland was arrested by Eaton Township Constable Ralph Smith and pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 250 dollars plus costs, sentenced to four days in jail with driver’s license suspended for a year. The story also notes the fate of Grabow’s two children aged 0 and 8, who were orphaned when their parents drowned years earlier.

Theodore B. Grabow Cleveland Eaton Township Ralph Smith China County Frank Wilcox Dublin Ireland UPI Smith Jack Smyth NEW York Agva American Guild of Variety Artists John Shannons Shannon Eire Electricity Board Iene Purdue University Glee Club Collegiate Singers te_d Press International Blue Bells Purdue Colum Princeton N.J Japproach Agva National Italy Sadahiko Onishi Vice Press Dent Hitachi Ely-American Federation of Tria Leticrans Actor's Equity Guild of American Federation of

Hudnutt Elected President of Elyria Country Club

Arthur D. Hudnutt was chosen president of Elyria Country Club by the board during the 1959 organization meeting. He succeeds William E. Custar. Hudnutt, a three time club golf champion, is vice president of Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. He lives at 245 Stanford Ave. Also named were William E. Foster reelected vice president, Ralph Kirby treasurer, and John F. Klemm secretary.

Arthur D. Hudnutt Elyria Country Club Board of Trustees William E. 'Custar Ohio St Hudnutt Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co Chronicle-Telegram Stanford Ave William E. Foster Berkeey Co General Industries Ralph Kirby Peru-Fay Co John F. Klemm Glenwood St Tesco Inc Cleveland

Judge Signs Order Banning Steel Merger

Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld issued a final decree banning the proposed Bethlehem Steel Corp and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co merger in any form. The injunction follows a previous anti trust ruling that the deal would substantially lessen competition and risk monopoly in the steel industry under the Clayton Act. Bethlehem, the second largest steelmaker, and Youngstown, sixth in capacity, have 60 days to appeal.

New York UPI Bethlehem Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Edward Weinfeld Weinfeld Justice Department Bethlehem Youngstown

Elyria Township Faces Survival Plan After City Secedes

Elyria Township trustees plan to study options to preserve township status with its current boundaries minus Elyria City. A petition seeking permission from county commissioners may be circulated to allow remaining township status for areas outside the city. The outcome hinges on future moves toward incorporation annexation or remaining as a township with altered borders.

Elyria Elyria Township Procedur Arthur Schaber Robert Meitzke Ben Paul Mikus Schaber Clearview Sheffield Township

Anti-RTW Expenses Are High in Lorain County Campaign

United Organized Labor of Lorain County reported spending 9878.72 of 10199.90 donated to defeat Issue No. 2 the right-to-work amendment in the November 4 election. Lorain County Right To Work Inc. listed 5105.50 in expenditures, with 2000 from Ohio Right-To-Work Inc. and 10008 from Lorain County Industrial Association. Major outlay was 2142 to Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co WEOL. other costs covered clerical help postage literature bumper stickers and advertising. The balance of 32118 is kept by VOL for educational purposes. Both sides spent more in Lorain County than the Democratic or Republican parties.

United Organized Labor of Lorain County Lorain County Right To Work Inc Ohio Right-To-Work Inc Lorain County Industrial Association Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting Co WEOL VOL

Toy Box Seeks More Toys for Christmas Stocking

The Not-Forgotten Box fills now in The Chronicle-Telegram lobby with toys including dolls, cars, and trucks. It closes at 6:30 p.m. today and transfers to the Salvation Army Citadel tomorrow for needy children to select toys for Christmas stockings on Monday through Wednesday. Names of welfare agencies will receive letters with pickup times.

Chronicle-Telegram Salvation Army Citadel Kiyria Salvation Army Citadel

Committee For Levy Faces Deficit In Campaign Bills

The Child Welfare Citizens Committee owes over 400 in bills from its 5 hundredths mill operating levy campaign in the November 4 election. A statement filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections by G. A. Lanzendorfer lists 125 99 dollars paid from contributions including Lorain Community Chest 50 Elyria Community Chest 25 Gregory Industries 25 and various 5 and 10 donations. Unpaid amounts are 25.50 to Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co Chronicle Telegram 3115 to Lorain Journal 230.05 to Wilmot Printing Co and 185 to Marianne Sanner executive secretary of the Child Welfare Board.

Child Welfare Citizens Committee Lorain County Board of Elections G. A. Lanzendorfer Lorain Community Chest Elyria Community Chest Gregory Industries Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co Chronicle-Telegram The Lorain Journal Wilmot Printing Co Marianne Sanner Child Welfare Board

Lotko Group Campaign Expenses in Lorain County Race

The Lotko for County Commissioner Committee spent $1130.39 in its successful bid to unseat Oscar Dunn. Michael J. Lotko listed no campaign expenses. The report lists several contributions from Vi J. Lotko Sr., Enaire Kellicker, Victor F. Stewart, and others plus committees. The Amherst Democratic Women's Club reported $81.38 spent on printed seards. G. A. Lanzendorfer noted $41 for Avon Park levy support.

Lotko Oscar Dunn Michael J. Lotko Lorain County Democratic Campaign Committee Dick Stewart Michael Stone Amherst Democratic Women's Club Mary Wolf G. A. Lanzendorfer Avon Business Association

Caution Urged For Hunters Near Elyria

Elyria area hunters were urged by Mayor J Grant Keys to extreme caution within city limits. No posted no hunting signs exist, despite calls for them. In two weeks there were three incidents including a teenage girl injured by a pellet hit on houses. Police will pursue incidents and make arrests.

J. Grant Keys

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William Kaiser Milk Producers Federation of Department of Agriculture Will l Rogers USDA Brookpark Rd MPF Charles Laughshton W. W. Hurwitz Akron-Stark County Orrville Washington Hurwitz Akron-Stark William Welfare Department Lanny Seteeeeeee Broad St Gerard Prinz Jack Zagrans River Christmas Manger Martin Beck Elaine Dirram Eastern Heights Claudia Birch David Taylor Sheffield Elyria Townshop City Hall Labor C-T Lotko Group Santa Entertainers’ Union
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