Ohio Fuel Gas Co Officials Visit Elyria District Offices
Ohio Fuel Gas Company executives from Columbus visited the new Elyria District offices as part of an expansion plan. The group toured facilities and met district staff, noting the fast growing operation and a forthcoming gas transmission line to complete a trunk system from the Ohio River to Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel
Elyria
C. F. Bronson
Overbeck
A. W
Ohio Fuel Gas Company Execues
Comny
Ated
Chronicle-Telegram
E. C. Overbeck
W. N. Grinstead
Esident
Alan W. Lundstrum
General Manor
Frank S. Williams
Columbus
F. Branson
H.C. Taylor
Mager
Arcives
O. B. Schoepfle
C. R. Dkley
J. Clare George
N. N. Grinstead
Sandusky
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Black or Astronomical Society to Meet Tuesday
The Black or Astronomical Society holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in the Lorraine Y M A. Secretary L Rick reports J M Valentine will speak on Earth in Motion and a motion picture of the topic will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stronomical Society
The
Black Or Astronomical Society
Loraine Y. M. A
L. Rick
J. M. Valentine
Weather synopsis for northeastern Ohio with light snow and warming trend
Northeastern Ohio forecast shows icy and warmer conditions this afternoon and evening with cloudy windy skies. Light snow and a transition to colder Saturday night with lows around 28. North areas near 35, south near 42, with a later shift to mixed precipitation Monday into Tuesday, then colder trends. A social note mentions dancing tonight at Big Barn with Variety Four and Ray Slinger calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Big Barn
Variety Four
Ray Sulnger
Mrs Judd Surrenders To State Hospital Head
Winnie Ruth Judd the murderess surrendered to the Arizona State Mental Hospital head after a secret conference with the superintendent and authorities. She had been kept under observation following her escape and endures five days of so-called freedom before giving in to sedation and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proenix
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
M W. Conway
Herb Barnts
Problems Can Be Opportunities Says Mount Union Student
Lorain County Lion’s Club banquet at Elyria First Congregational hears Richard Kinner a Mount Union College student who is blind and deaf discuss how challenges become chances to adapt. He spoke of Robert Smithdas and the methods used to teach him and how his lectures are relayed via touch and Braille.
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Loram County Center
Elyria First Congregational Church
Richard Kinner
Mount Union College
Kinner
Mading
Mildred Baugh
Lorain County
Robert Smith
Smithdas
Industrial Home For the
New York City
Mount Union
Slippery Paving Blamed For Traffic Mishap
A slippery patch on Route 20 east of Elyria caused a collision at 11 p m. Ronald L. Wiggins 119 Caroline Street collided with Jer ome Warner 2 parked cars in Warner s driveway. Robert Wilkin 15 West View was treated at Berean hospital for a head cut from a separate crash involving John Bizorik 14 Lindberg Blvd Columbia Station enroute to a store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ronald L. Wiggins
Caroline Street
Jerome Warner
Warner
Robert Wilkin
West View
Beren Hospital
John Bizorik
Lindberg Blvd
Columbia Station
Bizorik
Sheriff's Department
Tetrachords Of Penfield H S Win Contest
The Tetrachords of Penfield High School won the Fifth Annual Lorain County High School Barber Shop Quartet contest. Brookside Swipers placed second and Echo Tones of Elyria District Catholic High School finished third. Some quartets withdrew due to illness. Brownhelm and last year’s champions Henrietta placed behind the top three. The Penfield group will receive a rowing cup at the sixth annual Parade of Quartets on March 1 at Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield High School
Lorain County High 2
Barber Shop
Jately School
Brookside
Brookside High School
Echo Tones
Elyria Disttnet Catholic High School
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Penfield
Elyria
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Elyria High School
Elyria Polio Drive Tops Goal With Record Total
Elyrians raised 17,860.583 for polio in the 1952 March of Times campaign, led by local chairman Attorney Kenneth Hamister. Expenses stayed under 450, and funds came from lodges, professional men, schools, street and theatre collections, Lights On, radio programs, mail-back cards, fronling containers, industrial gifts, and industrial employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kenneth Hamister
Joseph B. Watson
17 Pints Of Blood Collected In Oberlin
Lorain County Blood Bank technician Josephine Kieth accompanied by Mrs. C. R. Stokley assisted Oberlin residents to donate 17 pints of blood yesterday. The effort boosted the bank’s supply and involved women helpers from Oberin. An annual groundhog supper was announced for Saturday evening at the Masonic Temple hosted by King Solomon lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kieth
Lorain County
Masonic Temple
King Solomon Lodge
County PTA Hears Stirring Address On Family In A Oasis
The Winter meeting of the Loran County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations at Clearview school featured Dr. Gaston Foote of Grace Methodist Church Dayton delivering a talk titled The Family in a Oasis. He warned against American exceptionalism and urged a living democracy along with religious training for children. He cautioned about aiding others and cited the need for moral education in public schools. A panel on Parent Education followed, with educators from Kent Vermilion Marion and Elyria discussing pre and post school learning, togetherness of teachers, parents, and children, and the role of parents in supporting adequate schools and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Foote
Grace Methodist Church of
Dayton
Loran County
China
India
Airlines
Indianapolis
Lake Central
Reno
America
Fonte
New York
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Edna Oswalt
Kent
Parent Education
Alfred Buell
Vermilion
Northcentral
Lester L. Dickey
Marion
Juvenile Protection
The
Congress
Elyria
Helen Peirce
Buell
Peirce
Dickey
Elizabeth Takes Oath As Queen In Historic Ceremony
A Washington wage panel heard testimony that the United Steel workers seek compulsory union membership and dues. In London Elizabeth II proclaimed queen, taking the accession oath at St James Palace before crowds and officials, promising to uphold constitutional government and the welfare of her people.
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New York
Special Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
John C. Gall
Washington, D.C
United Steelworkers of
Amenia
Gall
Steel Immdustry
USW
WSB
United States Steel Corp
Steel Industry
London
Elizabeth Iowa
St. James Palace
Gay
Elizabeth
St James Palace
Friary Court
George Bellew
Garter
Brilow
Royal Horse Guards
Charing Cross
Temple Bar
Royal Exchange
Clarence House
Strike Negotiators Resume Bargaining Monday After Recess
Pfaudler Company and United Auto Workers Local 118 paused negotiations after a seven hour Thursday session. Wage issues and job descriptions remain to be discussed while security provisions and arbitration terms were tentatively agreed. Calvert and Geisinger led the talks with plans to resume Monday at 2 p.m. in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaudler Company
United Auto Workers
George C. Calvert
Pfaudler
Elyria
Calvert
E. E. Geisinger
Plaud‘ler
Rocester
Mikus to Question Rate Expert in Ohio Hearing
Lorain County Prosecutor Paul Mikus said he would question a telephone rate expert as the Ohio Public Utilities Commission weighed a $288,197 rate increase for Lorain Telephone Co. The hearing adjourned to Feb 14 after disputes over exhibits and continuances.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Paul Mikus
Lorain Telephone Co
Mikus
Public Utilites Commission
PUC
Robert L. Moulton
Rukus
Wold
Foster
Frank C. Dunbar Jr
Wease
H. W. Werner
Werner
Lorsin
Local Firms Win U S Contracts in Government Totals
Three area industrial firms received government contracts over 19 000 dollars. William S Singley state Wage and Hour and Public Contract Division director released the list. Studebaker Chemical Co got 184 000 from the Army, Thew Shovel Co 98 000 from the Army, Ohio Screw Products Co 97 000 from the Air Force.
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William 5. Singley
Cleveland
Department of Labor
Studebaker Chemical Co
Army
Thew Shovel Co
Ohio Screw Products Co
Air Force
Truce Delegations Set Talks At Panmunjom
The United Nations and Communist delegates agreed to begin talks on a 90 day post armistice conference to discuss withdrawal of foreign troops and a broad Far East peace. Vice Admiral Joy urged broader participation and criticized the five to five format. No progress on troop rotation or port inspection. disputes over prisoners and replacement rates persisted.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Far East
Foremosa
Indo-China
Malaya
Burma
C. Turner Joy
Joy
South Korea
Comunist
Panmunjam
Alles
Petitions Tabled By Lorain County School Board
Three transfer petitions for Lorain County school district territory were read and tabled for action. One sought Penfield to Wellington exempted district, two from Rochester requested transfers to Wellington. Protest against changes came from Rochester residents. Local board meeting occurred last evening at the county office.
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Lorain
Students Debate rent in Buckeye Debate at Kent State
Students from 25 colleges in Michigan Illinois Pennsylvania and Ohio will arrive tomorrow for the tenth annual Buckeye Debate Tournament at Kent State University to discuss permanent federal wage and price controls.
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Michigan
Illnois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kent State University
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ainner
Antlers
Loram
X. North Amittee
Torth
Mrs. Judd
State Hospital
Tetrachords
Penfield H. S
Elyrians
Oberlin
County Council of
PTA
U.S
Harry Meyers
Lester L. Dikey
Eting
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