Steel Output Dips at Christmas in Cleveland Lorain Mills
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports steel output at 93 percent of capacity in the week ending last Sunday due to Christmas holiday cuts. The prior week rose to 98 percent. Power usage in Cleveland hit a record 1551 million kilowatt hours as decor, heating, and longer store hours boosted demand.
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Probations Denied and Sentences Handed Down
Judge D A Cook denied probation for two defendants in Mansfield Reformatory cases yesterday. Jack J Wise, 27, of 102 Harvard Ave, was sentenced after admitting defrauding a restaurant operator during a probation application. Donald Lee Campbell, 22, of 652 West Shore Dr Sheffield Lake, was denied probation after pleading guilty to rape with consent.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Jack J Wise
Harvard Ave
Donald Lee Campbell
West Shore
Sheffield
Alcoholics Anonymous Pledge Support and Free Service
A brief note describes Alcoholics Anonymous as focusing on sickness, offering mutual aid without charges, and providing a P O Box contact for those seeking help.
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P.O. Box
Rochester church groups plan January meetings
Rochester plc of the Baptist Church will hold their monthly meeting at Roy Crosby's home. The Center Society will meet with Mrs. Josephine Murray Thursday. The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet with Mrs. Myrtle Lebher Friday. The young Bear Personals Mrs Lian Philips and child arrive from Benson VI for a week's visit with her parents and brother’s family. The Snyder family shared Christmas dinner at Carlos Snyder's home with many relatives present.
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Detroit
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Toledo
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Harmony Pbaronhem
California
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Gene Babcock
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Leon Wolf
Dick Anderson
Harold Ringler
Guerdon Wolf
Arthur Spinkie
Donald Sprinkle
Fostoria
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Greenwich
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New London
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Elyria
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Cleveand
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Football TV Limits Opposed
Harold Fellows, president of the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters, protests NCAA limits on televised college football. He calls the restrictions unfair and unfeasible and urges unrestricted telecasts in 1956, saying curbs deny Americans the chance to watch as much football on TV as they want.
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INL
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Harold Efellows
Fields Sunday School Program At Methodist Church
The Fields Methodist Church will host a Sunday school program and party tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the church. Each class will perform songs and recitations before the party.
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How Good Was Contest Judging Area Tour May Help You
A holiday Elyria tour of the Chronicle Telegram Christmas Lighting Contest lets readers assess judging quality. Readable contestant list includes George Persons 643 Washington Ave and many others with addresses arranged by location to ease backtracking.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Washington Ave
J. E. Dunlap
Ohio St
Robert J. Wallace
Pasadena Ave
John L. Rhoades
Milan Mika
Poplar St
Carl Pitts
K. V Figley
Gulf Rd
Robert Minch
Metcalf
David A. Towner
Reeves
Eugene Toth
Hilliard
Richard and
Garry Nixon
Abbe
Steven Nemeth Jr
Root
Robert Shafford
Schaefer
Ridgeville
Messenger
Case
James Sallay
Avon-Belden
D Pinkerton
Center Ridge
Robert Penfound
LaPorte
Willam A
Grafton
Frank Previere
W.C. Wise
LaGrange
Robert E Long
Garden
Tuition rule amended at Midview school board meeting
The Midview Board of Education amended a tuition rule to permit tuition pupils in high school special education classes and approved purchasing a booster heater for the Belden School dishwasher. Edna Bosley resigned as Grafton third grade teacher to focus on home duties. New health and science textbooks for grades 1-6 were approved and an adding machine was bought for the high school. Ray Pumphrey will join the board at the annual organization meeting set for 8 pm at Grafton School.
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iBaker Office Equipment Co
Elying Ray Pumphrey
Joseph Eyring
Grafton
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