Growing Responsibility Seen For Farmer At Cooperative Meeting
John A. Adams of the Onto Farm Bureau Cooperative warned at the Loraza County Farm Bureau meeting that by 1975 a farmer must feed 15 people plus himself, up from eight, as farm output and population grow. He cited 25 million agricultural workers nationwide and promised more machinery changes, noting a new type combine this year and the decline of 10 percent of local implement dealers. The meeting elected five board members, reported 1956 sales at $1,274,347 with a net income of $25,031.77, and announced a March 1 advisory council debate on international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Addion
Loraza County
Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass'n.ance
John A. Adams
Marazer
Onto Farm Bureau Cooperative
Colampus
Adams
Grafton High School
Campbell
Elyria
Gordon Spartzer
Chester Carpenter
Gratton
Stertny Mills
Frank Paki
Harold Krueck
Wellington
Peuben Date
Amherst
Melvin Niggie
Kenneth Oring
Advisory Councils
East Oberlin
Wellington Board Receives Penfield School Data
Wellington Exempted Village Board heard Penfield School data on district valuation tax rate enrollment and salaries. Lorain County plans to act March on Penfield territory transfer while X-ray program funded for students and staff. Upcoming demonstrations feature metal shop machinery with administrators attending Atlantic City convention. February 22 is a school holiday per state education rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Howard Andrews
Penfield
Sterling Foundry Company
Homer Barbe
Walter Harris
Cleveland
Ted Walter
Oberlin High School
C. E. Wigton
Oberlin City
Wigton
Harris
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Washington
Ohio State Department of Education
Western powers weigh indochina bribe to end cold war
Russia refuses to concede on European peace terms. Western delegates doubt Moscow would accept any Western offer. U S Secretary of State Jean Foster Dates opposes a bribe. Molotov likely to reject Western concessions. Berlin circles suggest U S deeper in Indo China than financial aid. French delegation doubts America will let Indochina fall to Communists due to security stakes in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
al- Hed
Kremlin
Indema
Umess
China
U. S
Jean Foster
Vyrecheslay MM. Molotov
Berlin
America
Southeast Asia
Campbell seeks chaplain post in Model Legislature session
Alan Campbell of the Elyria H Y has withdrawn his bid for chaplain in the Model Legislature Session to be held in Columbus April 23 to 25. He follows Adelbert Gorham who filed for the office of Lt Governor last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Campbell
The
Elyria H Y
Columbus
Adelbert Gorham
Third and Eleventh and Twelfth Grade Essay Winners Named
No 2 Nevak Wes River street lists second Gerald Curis at Indian Hollow road and 706 East River street with other students across grades. First prize in each grade goes to Bruce Meredith Penny Stone and Jim Rubenson among names like Harvey Ardm an and Rachel Hubbard. winners advance to county, district, then state judging. Elyria had a state winner two years ago.
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Nevak
Wes River Street
Gerad Curis
Richard Romek
Dana Giusemo
Wih Street
Bruce Meredith
Wiliams Street
Jackie Sharkey
Stanford Avenue
Nick Hanson
Laundon Court
Penny Stone
Columbus Street
Harvey Ardman
Hamilton Avenue
Susan Shepard
Bon Air
Jim Rubenson
Corelli
Marlene Manns
LaGrange Road
David Negowski
Penfield Avenue
Karla Lee Koenn
Gulf Road
Alan Campbell
Belt Avenue
Rachel Hubbard
East Avenue
Theodore Berg
Park Avenue
Kay Sandow
Longford Avenue
Robert Hummel
Emerson Court
Betty Chamber
Ford Road
Elyria
Valentine Party For Senior CYC Planned Tonight
The Elyria Sermor CYCQ plans a Valentine party for seniors tonight at St Jude Church hall with Mary and St Marie as chairmen. Festivities start at eight with reservations for February events and the Cleveland Playhouse show Home at Seven. Other events include a YMCA splash party Friday evening bowling at Bowl-O-Drome Sunday activities and an interclub gathering with Lorain SarMar at St Mary Church hall with refreshments and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonght
Elyria Sermor Cycq
St Jude Church, Mary and St Marie
Fesuukes
Nose
Cleveland Playhouse
YMCA
Elyria Attorney To Speak Before Grafton Kiwanis
Lucas R. Bosson, Elyria attorney, will be guest speaker at the Grafton Kiwanis Club tonight. He will discuss the making of wills. Barney Rothgery is program chairman and will introduce Mr Bosson. The club approved several charitable donations at the director's meeting, including five dollars to the March of Dimes fund and five dollars to the Heart Fund, plus a T-B Bond pledge. Delegates and alternates for the international convention at Miami will be chosen tonight. Adolph G. Neitzel is program chairman for February 18, Myles Knechtges for March 4, Rev Fred C. Stroebel on February 25, and F. Mike Grott for March 1.
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Grafton
Lucas R. Bosson
Elyra
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Wils
Barney Rothgery
Wil
Boryson
Miami
Adolph G. Neitzel
Ichairman
Myles Knechtges
Fred C. Stroebel
Mike Grott
Lorain Native Alvin Krieg Promoted by U.S. Steel
Alvin L. Krieg, Lorain high school graduate and former Lorain newspaperman, is named director of public relations for United States Steel Corp in the Utah Intermountain District. A 25 year journalism veteran, he has served as assistant director of PR for U S Steel in the Cleveland District since 1949. Krieg is well known in Lorain County and Cleveland for his civic and business connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin L. Krieg
Lorain High School
Lorain
United States Steel Corp
Utah-Intermountain
Krieg
U.S. Steel
Cleveland
Lorain County
Two Cars Damaged In Oberlin Collision
Elvrra Council man Max A Podley 62 of 4277 West Third street and Martha Schaible 75 of 70 King street Oberlin were badly damaged in a collision on Route 113 at Oberlin road at 1 15 p m yesterday The crash report says Schaible was northbound on Oberlin road and Podley westbound on Route 113 when Schaible struck the left side of Podley's car shoving it into a bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra
Max A. Podley
West Third Street
Martha Schaible
King Street
Oberlin
Oberlin Road
Car Stolen From Sales Lot Here
A 1946 four door black Pontiac sedan was stolen yesterday about 11 a m from Elisha City Motors used car lot at 114 Cleveland Street. Manager Howard Serra reported that a prospective customer named Paul Evans took the car for a trial drive while an employee accompanied him. Evans drove away shouting he would return in 15 minutes. Police doubt the Paul Evans name. Suspect described as about 35, 5 feet 10 inches, 180 pounds, stocky build, dark complexion, dark curly hat, dark eyes, one or two front teeth missing, wearing a dark blue suit with no topcoat. Car bore dealer license plate 4486. State alarm issued.
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Elisha City Motors
Cleveland
Howard Serra
Serra
Paul Evans
Evans
Mary Wright wins $250 in $20,000 false charges suit
Mary Wright of 4384 Hawthorne Avenue Sheffield Lake wins a $250 judgment against Joseph Hellett of 431 Kenyon Avenue in a $20,000 suit alleging false charges. The suit claims Hellett obtained a Lorain municipal court search warrant and searched Wright’s property on March 31, 1952 for $267 of household goods and claimed ownership, a claim dismissed after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wright
Hawthorne Avenue
Sheffield Lake
Joseph Hellett
Kenyon Avenue
Lorain Municipal Court
Company Drivers Honored for Long Safety Record
Drivers and officials of the Service Overall Supply Company lauded for a yearslong accident free driving record. A safety dinner at Heilman’s Restaurant featured $10 per year gifts for each safe year, with awards presented to 16 employees. H. G. J. Hass of the Ohio State Safety Council spoke as Lous Dantz praised drivers, stressing loyalty and careful truck maintenance as keys to the company’s notable safety record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Overall Supply Company
Heilman
Lorain
Eacn
Sta Company
H Jama
Joseph H. Stefani
Sears
Frank DeMonico
Max Metz
Su Miles
Pac! Metzer
Thomas Vuirant
H.G. J Hass
Ohio State Safety Courc
Whie Lous Danzy
Joseph Smuth
Elhyma
Loassmaster
Frans Frienowicz
American Employers Insurance Company
Elyria
Dantz
95 Attend Father, Son Church Event
The Rev. Carl Schroer of North Canton spoke at St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church for the annual Church men's Brotherhood banquet attended by 95 fathers and sons. Dr. Walter Reif gave the invocation, Charles Wallace and Karl Lehmann presented tributes, and Ted Manns delivered a welcome. Norman Ahlfanger led ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schroer
North Canton
Fathers and Sons
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ted Manns
Norman Ahlfanger
Circle 9 Fish Fry Planned for Tomorrow Evening
Circle 9 of the Women's Society at Brownhelm Church sponsors a fish fry tomorrow evening starting at 3 30. Dinner will be served family style. A second fish fry is already planned for Friday February 26.
Soldiers in Seoul react to Christmas short film
In Seoul on Wednesday a Christmas short subject played to U.S. troops. The film’s pace was slow, but the closing greeting “Merry Christmas 1952” drew surprised chuckles from the GIs as the screen faded.
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Seoul
Korea
United States
Death notices chronicle Dougherty and Helffner families
Death records list Harry Lewis Dougherty 88 of Geneva died in Lake County Memorial Hospital Painesville after surgery and illness. survived by daughter Nell Narres, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren with services at Lan Gon Funeral Home Geneva. Also notices Tillie Mae Heiffner 69 of Burstey Read and Roy E. Osborne 66 of Berea with funeral plans at Andrews and Columbia Baptist Church respectively.
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Harry Lewis Dougherty
Elyma
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Painesville
Geneva
Dougherty
Old Colson
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Elina
Nell Narres
Lan- Gon
Mr. Pleasant Cemetery
Wellington
Tillie Mae Heiffner
Burstey Read
L. V. Gantz
Lucas
Andrews
iTre
Dale Clark
Huntington
Huntington Cemetery
Moers
Helffner
Harcock Pa
Huntington United Church
James Helffner
Richard
Irene Smith
Nettie McKean
Ashland
Mee Bruington
Detroit
Albert
Plymouth
Mich
Leland and
Ira
Mt Vernon
Nixe
Berea
Roy E. Osborne
Fourth Street
Osborne
Columbia
Columbia Baptist Church
Bera
International Harvester Company
Jennie
Hugh
Baker Funeral Home
David William Beebe
Columbia Cemetery
Brownhelm Sophomores Sponsor School Dance Tonight
Brownhelm High school sophomores host a dance at the school tonight starting at 8. Elsie Biltz orchestra provides music with round and square dancing. Refreshments include coffee, pop and pie, plus a cake walk during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Brownhelm High School
Elsie Biltz
Smoke From Defective Motor Fills Basement
Smoke filled the Helen Lament residence at 119 High Street around 1 o'clock this morning when a furnace blower motor burned out. Fire companies disconnected the motor and reported no damage. Earlier, grease in a gas range oven at Howard Lange's home, 331 15th Street, ignited but the blaze was out on arrival after response by Quad and Engine Companies No 1 and the emergency truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lament
High Street
Engine Co. No. 3
Howard Lange
15Th Street
Quad and
Engine Companies No. 1
Merchants Division Committees Named at Ely Chamber Meet
Nine standing committees were announced at the Ely Tia Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division board meeting held at a luncheon. Exwin Schultz outlined a 12 point plan. L R Achenbach described parking progress. Norris Fyder reviewed recent chamber activity as Nelson Fitch presided.
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Merchants Division
Ely
Chamber
Nelson Fitch
Howard Murray
Albert Berson
Harold Foxman
Max van Wormer
Gerna Boote
Robert Sparks
Edward J. Donahue
M. E. Whitman
Luther Mohler
Fruehauf Salesmen Set National Convention in Cleveland
Fruehauf traders from the U S Canada and Hawaii gather next week for a National Sales Convention February 19 at the Cleveland Municipal Auditorium. About 300 salesmen will attend with 40 New York bankers and Wall Street reps in attendance. They will visit the Avon Lake plant and attend a GM style display of 44 models including four new unveiled units. Roy Fruehauf will lead the event with C L Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Fruehauf Trader Company
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Fruehauf
Cleveland Municipal Auditorium
Roy Frueauf
Detroit
Cleveland Auditorium
General Motors Motorama
Fruehaut
C. L. Schneider
New York
New York Wall Street
Auditorium Sates
County Workshop Preview Praised by Amherst Audience
Amherst reporters praise the County Workshop Players for The Man Who Came to Dinner with strong direction by Mrs. Jean Schaeffer. Sheridan Whiteside actor Luis T. Sanchez leads a capable cast including William Robertson Beverly King Carol Wernert Jack Koontz Barbara Snyder Lorraine Sheldon. Evening shows are at 8:15 Friday and Saturday, 2:15 Sunday. few tickets remain, call Roy Schaeffer at 464 Amherst.
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Amherst
County Workshop Playlers
Middle Ridge Theatre
Genera 4
Jean Schaeffer
County Workshop
Luis T. Sanchez
Sheridan Whiteside
William Robertson
Whiteside
Beverly King
Miss Preen
Carol Wernert
Jack Koontz
Barbara Snyder
Ham
Beverley Carlton
Lorraine Sheldon
Roy Schaeffer
Police Dept News Fines O Kolehmainen for intoxication
Voitto O Kolehmainen of Jackson Hotel was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor J Grant Keys after arrest at 1 30 am for intoxication. He was found in front of Spike's Market on Broad Street by Officer R O Gribben. The case coincides with Floyd W Gullet, arrested February 8 on driving under the influence, continued to February 24. Two drivers cited for traffic violations will face Mayor Keys in court February 13. Cliff Shumate and Mike Klein were cited for stop sign and traffic signal violations respectively.
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Voitto O. Kolehmainen
Jackson Hotel
J. Grant Keys
Kolehmainen
Elyria
Broad Street
R. O. Gribben
Keys
Floyd W. Gullet
Cliff Shumate
Wayne Street
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
Mike Klein
Pasadena Avenue
County Health Official Studies Food Sanitation in Ohio
Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion G. Fisher announced that Victor Breza a sanitarian is spending two weeks at a Delaware school studying the latest concepts and techniques of food service sanitation Sponsored by the Ohio Department of Health the program aims to improve local sanitarians inspections under the new law The Legislature moved licensing and inspections of food establishments to local boards of health highlighting the benefit to both industry and public through focused training and operations guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion G. Fisher
Lorain County
Victor Breza
Delaware
Ohio Department of Health
100Th General Assembly
Boards of Health
Fisher
Award Contracts For Courthouse Improvements
County commissioners awarded a contract to Elyria Superior Electric Co. for installing fluorescent lighting in one courtroom the jury room the main floor hall and entrances at 609 dollars. A second contract went to Elyria Fence and Implement Co. for railing work at the southwest corner of the courthouse at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Elyria Fence and Implement Co
DeMolay Names 3 Officers for Nye Chapter
Bill Isenberg was elected master councilor of the David J. Nye chapter of DeMolay at a Monday meeting in Junior Chamber of Commerce Hall. Richard Palmer and Charles Slauter were chosen senior and junior councilors respectively. Installation is tentatively set for March 6. Regular ritual work was conducted and Jack Norsworthy served as Dad in Clifford Smith's absence, with plans for further appointments by the new executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Isenberg
David J
Missing Bernice Skipper Sought at Court House
The sheriffs department was asked to aid in a search for Bernice Skipper 36 of Vermilion-on-the-Lake missing for two weeks per information from M C Skipper. William Dennison 35 of Sheffield Lake held in county jail for Braxton county W Va authorities where he is wanted on Julius Brachok 413 West Street filed partition suit in Elyria Isabela Brachok guardian et al. Roma Leroy 1103 First Lorain filed for divorce from Robert 3302 Lexington Lorain married in 1952 Adelphia McMullen R D Graf ton filed for divorce from Walter charging neglect and restoring former name Bishop
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Sheriffs Department
Bernice Skipper
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
M. C. Skipper
William Dennison
Thore Avenue
Sheffield Lake
Braxton County
W. Va
Julius Brachok
West Street
Elyria
Insabel Brachok
Guardian, Et al
Roma Leroy
First Street
Lorain
Robert
Lexington Avenue
Adelphia McMullen
R.D. Grafton
Walter
Bishop
Howe and Stanford Named To Attend State Conference
Nelson Howe science teacher at Birmingham and Harold Stanford high school principal at Clearview were nominated by the Executive Committee of the Lorain County Education Association to represent county schools at the Conference on Instruction at Ohio State University from March 25 through 27. President E F Litzenburg and the committee also named a nominating panel to select association officers for the coming year: Arthur W Engle chairing with Mrs Mildred Adams John Brattel Mrs Susan Davidson and Mrs Donna Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Howe
Birmingham
Harold Stanford
Clearview
County Education Association
Lorain County
Ohio State University
E. F. Litzenburg
Arthur W. Engle
Maplewood School
Mildred Adams
Eaton
John Brattel
Avon
Susan Davidson
Vincent
Donna Bauer
South Amherst
Conviction For Abuse Of Patrolman Upheld In 1932 Case
Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura upheld the conviction of John Spitzer in the court of former Mayor Henry W. Ault. Spitzer was found guilty of abusing Patrolman Paul A. Brand after police arrested Samuel Charley for driving without a valid license. The incident occurred May 20, 1952. Spitzer was originally tried May 25, 1932, fined $10 and costs, and appealed to Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
John Spitzer
Henry W. Ault
Paul A. Brand
Spitzer
Samuel Charley
Spitzer Motors
Ohio
Ault
Common Pleas Court
They Work For Police in New Kensington Paint Station
Eugene Sharp and Paul Butler, arrested for disorderly conduct in a tavern, could not pay fines. Police assigned them to paint the interior of the police station to settle the debts, showing how legal penalties can double as community labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
Eugene Sharp
Paul Butler
Stock Quotations List of Major U S Companies
A condensed stock quote list featuring American Radiator American Tobacco Company T and T Anaconda Copper Aveo Manufacturing Bendix Aviation Chrysler Cities Service Columbia Gas Fruehauf General Motors Glidden Raron Kennecott Copper Montgomery Ward New Jersey Central Ohio Edison Ohio Power Penna Railroad Republic Steel Richman Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard Oil of New Jersey Standard Oil of Ohio Texas Company Toledo Edison U S Steel Westinghouse and Jake Woolworth Co with percent changes 15 30 1 0 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler ‘Cities Service
Columbia Gas Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors Glidden Co. Industrial Raron
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
N. J. Central Ohio Edison
Ohio of
Penna. R. R. Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard
Ind
Standard of
N. J
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cabkle 1300 active higher
Market report lists cattle: steers and heifers to 26.50, cows 12-12.50, bulls 13-18.50, calves 15-30, hogs 24.25-26.25, sheep and lambs steady to strong with spring lambs 20-22.50, hog weights 160-290 vary. Fresh produce and eggs quoted. Butter, poultry, eggs, and staples priced. grains: wheat No 2 soft 2.14-3.6, corn No 2 yellow 1.38-1.88, oats No 2 white 73-80, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.13-3.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Reteilera
S. de
S. Grace B
T. Artient Vo
Toledo
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Acyone
Roscoe Campbell
Oberlin Distric
Wellington Board
Penfield School
Tne
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ich
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Grafton Kiwanis
Buckeye Cab CO
Circle 9
Death Records
Harry L. Dougherty
Mrs. Tehllie Mae Heiffner
Ralph Fox
A. R. Hoch
Russell Stokley
Alexander Buchan
Jack Hannaford
Earl Bell
R. E. Clawson
M. R. Knowles
Arthur E. Yates
James Johnson
Denis J. Ryan, Jr
Fred W. Lohnes
J. F. Hill
Frank Humphrey
Joseph Gardner
C. C. Spence
Paul Corbin
Franklin J. Gottfriend
Giesin
Kauffman
Paul Hardy
Harold Barres
George Baker
Laura Stanek
Kenneth Botamer
Daniel Boyd
William D. Taylor
J. Evenchik
M. E. Sharp
Earl J. Lance
Nelson M. Fitch
Earl W. Bell
Erwin Schultz
Eleanor Brandeau
Ray Renz, Jr
Gerina Boote
Robert P. Sparks
M. J. Ardman
L. R. Achenbach
J. E. Vestal
Jack ‘R. Hannaford
A. L. Berson
P. J. Howard
Harold R. Rorick
V. L., Walsh
Otto B. Schoepfile
Leo R. Meyer
Harry Bemis
R. E. Baird
Russell Schmittgen
Robert V. Schumar
Max Calkins
Frank A. Humphrey
Jack Vestal
Glenn Kauffman
Police Dept. News
Capitol
Keefe Brasselle
Eddie Cantor
Story
Tom'n
Esther Williams “Easy To Love” Rivoli
John Derek
Amey Totter
Champ
Howe
Stanford
Police
Jonathan
McIntasy
Cortland
Geticious
Romes
Bskts
Hothouse Beits
Elyria High School
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