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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1960

Page

10

Finance Parleys Plan for City Budget 1960

City department heads begin a series of budget meetings with Service Director Dale C Kellogg to trim expenditures for 1960. Discussions will separate limited income based funding from general fund allocations tied to a proposed two mill operating levy.

Dale C. Kellogg Kellogg Kelloge General Fund Generals Fund Finance Committee Clarence Schultz Park, Recreation Police Fire

Local man donates sixteenth pint at blood bank

Walter Fred Schroeder of 104 Northup Street gave his 16th pint of blood Saturday to the Lorain County Blood Bank and Elyria Memorial Hospital. He is a Perry-Fay Co. machinery floor inspector. Schroeder and his wife Marie have daughter Rose Marie 12 and son Samuel 12. He belongs to St. Jude Church and Italian American Veterans and is an active bowler.

Walter Fred Schroeder Northup St Lorain County Elyria Memorial Hospital Maehhinery Oat Perry-Fay Co Schroeder Marie Rose Marie Samuel St. Jude Church

Overseas Aid Gifts Dedicated to Use in Fremont and Abroad

The Senior Talent Guild met at Mrs. Kenneth Buckley’s home to dedicate layettes made at a work-day and several dolls dressed by members. Layettes will go to needy families overseas while dolls go to migrant worker children in Fremont. Donations were given to the March of Dimes and Heart Fund. A Chinese Auction cake winning prize supported Heart Fund. A World Day of Prayer is planned for March 4 with a service at 8 p.m. in the church sanctuary. A Bible study is planned during Lent. Reflecting a separate note, Scheafer promotes a compact gear drive tractor with speeds to six mph and three forward gears, inviting test drives. three new 1959 models are offered at $50 off list price.

Wakeman Kenneth Buckley Friendly Service Gerald Ross Ross Fremont David Wheeler March of Dimes Heart Fund Buckley Clifford Horn Lester Bauer Dennis Hopkins Charles Bement Helen Brucker Scheafer Jim Scheafer Belden Allis-Chalru General Assembly Agricultural Research Service Agricultural Marketing Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Atomic Energy Commission Rummell Krauss

Belden Scouts Demonstrate Skills For Grange Ceremony

Belden Troop 225 showcased scouting skills for Belden Grange members and explained Scout law during a closing ceremony at Chatham. The Congregational Church invites boys 11 and older to join at a meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the church dining room, with Troop meetings Friday nights at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall.

Belden Belden Grange Chatham Fellowship of the Congregational Scouts Town Hall

Scheafer At Belden Has Yard Tractors

The flight of city dwellers to the country has sparked a need for power equipment to maintain large lawns and rural estates. Yard tractors are highlighted as essential for upkeep of expansive grounds.

Scheafer Belden

Financial Security Is Shaky in Ohio Farm Community

Retired Director L L Rummel reflects on the Agricultural Experiment Station's 1959 support from state legislators, corporations, and individuals as Dr. Roy M. Kottman becomes director. The piece notes research advances and funding, while a Wooster survey finds seven of ten young families feel financial security elusive due to debt, low net worth, expenses, and lack of planning.

Ohio Ftance Ys the Agricultural Experiment Staton L. L. Rummel Roy M. Kottman West Virginia University Kottman W.E. Krauss Hillman

Banquet Planned Fifty Years Ago From Her Survey

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Hollman Elyria Hanker Ain Church Mar Burgos Mar

Local Holstein Records Released by Associated Farms

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announced completion of outstanding records for registered Holsteins in the OO area. Entries include Bedebe Madcap Monogra Melody at Bedebe Farms with 12 702 pounds of milk and 362 butterfat in 332 days, and Truman C. Denham’s Grafton herd with 17 132 pounds of milk and 48 butterfat in 332 days, among others.

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America Bedebe Melody Bedebe Farmsine T. H. Brewley Wellington M. 5 F. Bess Abbeker Foy Truman C. Denham Gratton Grafton Regola King Grafton State Farm Hala Carnation Pond Gate Patsy Hetlo Emil Jochum Valley City Cindretla Pride Model Kiooz Brothers Sullivan Pro Ced Pickworth Joberke Patsy Paul Otis Pickworth Welling Ed W. Stang

Public Service Panel Rules Deposit Demand Unreasonable

MONTPELIER Vt The Vermont Public Service Commission ruled that Home Telephone Co was being unreasonable when it demanded a customer with good credit a $900 deposit for service. The ruling curbs such deposits and protects customer rights.

Montpelier. Vi CPI Vermont Public Service Commission The Home Telephone Co

Farm Class To Discuss Pastures At Firelands High

Firelands High School adult farm class meets this week in the vocational agriculture department at 8 pm to discuss pastures. A second session is planned for Tuesday at the same time and place with F. L Miller, the vocational agriculture instructor, announcing the program on farm drainage.

Firelands F. L Miller

Indian Camp Formed in Bombay Reports Reveal New Union

A new Indian Camp is formed in Bombay signaling organizational growth amid wartime mobilization. The report notes the group’s aims, leadership, and anticipated activities within Bombay and surrounding regions.

Birmingham Club To Have Dance Plans Lied In Feb

Birmingham clubs announce a dance event planned for February with Mrs. Clarence Johannsen serving as an adviser. The notice indicates organizing efforts for a teen party and encourages participation by local youth.

Birmingham Clarence Johannsen Orlap

Crehan, Longtime Elyria Officer, Dies

Patrick James Crehan, retired from the Elyria police force where he served from 1909 to 1913, has died. J. B. Seward, a Democrat, was recommended by the party for reappointment to a new four year term on the Lorain County Board of Elections.

Patrick James. Crehan Elyria J. B. Seward Lorain County Board of Elections

Public Works Plans and Barber Hours Shake City

Twenty five years ago officials reviewed public works projects totaling 32.40.60 submitted by May or W H Vanoster to state officials listing eleven city improvements. The Ohio Barber Code Administration closed barber shops then reopened them with shorter operating hours.

W. H. Vanoster Vicket

Leaflet Aids War On Weeds in Ohio Agriculture

An Ohio State University agronomist Don Bondarenko outlines a new Agricultural Extension Service leaflet to help farmers combat weeds in field crops this summer. It covers herbicide control options, granular and liquid formulations, pre emergence use, label reading, and availability through county Extension offices.

Columbus Ohio ‘Agricultural Extension Service Ohio Don Bondarenko Ohio State University Oho Agricultural Experiment ‘Station Bondarenko Food and Drug Administration

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