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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1960
Page
14
Members of Allied Industrial Workers Local 925 at Fruehauf Trailer Co will elect officers tomorrow in a legally required revote from noon to 6 pm at the union hall 446 Broadway Lorain. The Jan 10 balloting was voided for missing lay notice under the Landrum Griffin Act.
Ohio officials plan talks with John T. Flanigan of the Federation of Licensed Nursing Homes before a grand jury meets again over investigations of nursing home operations. Prosecutor J William McCray will meet with Flanigan Jan 22 to discuss pinpointing complaints and safeguarding reputable homes while enforcing the law.
Elyria Catholic juniors Lawrence Knoble and Richard Ksenich showcase a telethermoscope and a scrap-built petroleum still for Elyria Science Days at Elyria High School February 12 14. Coven 17 explains the device’s resistance based temperature measurement and Wheatstone bridge conversion to Fahrenheit, while the pair describe the cracking process to boost gasoline yield and discuss hydrocarbon products their project explores.
Florence L. Temple, 45, of 5455 Elyria Ave Lorain, received a one year sentence at Marysville Reformatory for Women after pleading guilty to neglect of three children eight five and two. Custody of the children was given to Lorain County Child Welfare Department. Deputies detained mother and children after a report of intoxication and neglect. The husband has been missing since September while Temple has 10 children. five are in foster care and two adopted. The court placed the remaining three in welfare custody.
C Franklin Carr of UAW says Local 971 will not strike Bennix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co if current talks stay productive. A strike vote last fall failed to pass, but a work stoppage occurred Monday night and Tuesday amid ongoing labor-management troubles. A suit seeks to vacate arbitration awards in Common Pleas Court.
A Lorain County committee began a survey and conference planning on aging directives from Gov. DiSalle. Advisory members from Elyria Oberlin Avon Lake and Amherst organized subcommittees to study four phases: services, health, recreation and planning. Results due April 1 will guide the Lorain County Conference on Aging set for April 22 open to the public.
Republic Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers announce Jowph G Siashewer, a Cleveland attorney and labor relations expert, as permanent arbiter. Appointed by E J Maree of Republic and Dadd J MacDonald of USW, he replaces Harry H Pratt who resigned after five years amid rising contract demands. Stashower is an Asian graduate of Bakhrin-Wallace College and has served on War Labor Board and Wage Stabilization Board panels. He sits on the governors board of the American Academy of Arbitration.
Five of nine applicants returned exam forms for the Police Department civil service test set for Tuesday night to fill the current vacancy. Chief Maurice Flood cited unfavorable publicity about possible layoffs and city financial worries as dampening interest. Council considers a two mill operating levy on the May ballot to fund ongoing city operations, though not the five officers or nine more sought by police and fire chiefs.
Forty women will recite the Ohio Practical Nurse Code vows at Elvira High School auditorium marking the combined graduation of Elyria’s first practical nursing class of 17 and the second class capping program of 23. The event features a formal processional, remarks by Major Hedley Burrell, and greetings from Mayor Oscar Dunn and Elyria Memorial Hospital administrator Harold Zealey, with local music and a reception by the Altrusa Club.
A capacity audience is expected tomorrow at the fourth annual Woran County All Star High School Band concert at Avon Lake High School auditorium. The 110 member band drawn from 10 high schools will perform 13 numbers including popular and classical pieces. County Superintendent C A Gibbons says about 600 can be seated. Tickets were sent to each high school with options to sell or give away. Tickets are available at the door or from band directors and the county board of education. Band directors will alternate conducting the concert with conductors including Gerald M. Frank Terry Woodings Edward Smith Jay Ross John Evans Orley Gingery Herbert Bell Henri Zabajski Karl Kolinski Rosaline Vo ysner and James Lucas.
Reed and Simeone arrange musical items led by Miss Dunigan and Miss Jepsen with a piano solo. R N and Mrs Edwards coordinate caps for 23 junior students as Nightingale lamps heat under Mrs Gehl. Elyria graduates listed include numerous named families and faculty assistants and speakers Dr Suhr, Dr Gerineld, and Dr Suhr plus A Morris for adult education.
A two car crash at East River Road and Chestnut Ridge Road at 11 p.m. sent four teenage occupants of one car and the driver of the other to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Fitchard J. DeFazio 16 was driving west and lost control, striking a southbound car driven by Geneta E. Neumeyer 35. DeFazio was referred to juvenile authorities. Passengers included Perry Armez 13 Judith Henderson 15 and Penny Breton 18 with varied injuries. Minor crashes occurred on Kerlin Avenue and Route 13.
Michael Kuhn resigned Thursday night as president of the Lorain County CIO Industrial Union Council. A successor will be nominated at the March 3 meeting at USW Local 1104, 2501 Broadway, Lorain. Kuhn also leads USW Local 2354, and cited medical advice to reduce activities.
Cleveland Leonard, 408 Clinton Ave., faced charges after a late night arrest on Rt 5 near the Turnpike interchange. He allegedly resisted, saying the officer would have to shoot him to get him into the cruiser. Leonard pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest in Elyna Municipal Court, with trial set for March 5 and bonds posted.
Nancy Barndollar was appointed as an assistant clerk in the auditor’s office. A 1957 graduate of Elsa Tigh Schel, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dak Barndollar. She attended Williams Jennings Bryan University in Dayton, Tennessee and previously worked at Armenian Standard Air Combtoning Dsvi. The appointment fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Mass Sophia Trai on February 1.
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