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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1959
Page
3
lawmakers Metcalf and Thompson announce a policy committee plan to hold meetings soon to make government programs more effective during the upcoming congressional session in January.
Mayor elect Oscar G. Dunn will take the oath of office for his first term from his son Assistant Attorney Ronald O. Dunn. The ceremony, held in the city council chambers, begins at 7 33 p m with Judge Frenk Wit Jean Scheewed to preside and Pastor Earl Henderson delivering the invocation. Other officials and Dunn aides will be sworn in, followed by a plan to meet with Dunn’s service director appointee Dale Ketts to discuss year start operations.
A Reader's Digest piece describes a psychiatrist issuing four remarkable prescriptions for one day living. The dialogue opens with a patient requesting help after hitting a dead end, implying practical guidance for various troubles.
Two men were sentenced by Judge LeRoy F Helio after guilty pleas on indictments. Ernest Juan Martinez 22 was sent to Mansfeld Reformatory for an indeterminate term for felonious assault involving a 12 year old girl. Ronald Tim Wipperman 2% was allowed to plead guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and fined 150 dollars plus costs. Rede Zubrick 35 was granted probation after being charged with issuing six checks from 120 to 400 dollars.
Ohio House Speaker James A. Lantz appointed two area lawmakers to an all member Legislative Service Commission committee to study the Education Department's organization and methods. Sen. Cheries A. Mosher of Oberlin and Rep. Ethel G. Swanbeck of Erie County were named to the committee with Rep. Theodore R. Boring of Vinton County named chairman.
Firemen were called to the residence of Raymond Davis on South Maple Street after he apparently stopped breathing. Davis was revived by the Arc department resuscitator, then given oxygen for 18 minutes before being taken by ambulance to Memorial Hospital.
A 23-year-old steel worker named Elmo Garza suffered first degree facial burns in a minor fire at the city dump on Colorado Ave while employed by the city. He was treated at St. Joseph Hospital and released.
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