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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1950

Page

6

Telephone Strike Delayed Sixty Days in Bell Dispute

President Truman urged a 60 day pause in the nationwide telephone strike as Communications Workers union and Bell System negotiators agreed to seek settlement. Western Electric faces pressure from federal mediators while other Bell units may follow the delay pattern. The move aims to prevent a broader walkout and set bargaining patterns for regional talks among Bell subsidiaries and locals.

Washington Tru!lines Communications Workers Ofhe America CIO Bell Telephone System Cyrus R. Ching Western Electric Co iKey Bell New York Ching Western Electric Truman Joseph A. Bierne Communications Workers Bell System H. T. Killingsworth American Telephone &Telegraph Co

Miami Dean To Retire June 30

Dr. Harvard F Vallance will retire as dean of the Miami University graduate school on June 30 after a 51 year Ohio education career begun in Brown county. He has taught at Aberdeen Plain City Ostrander Center College Columbus North High School and Columbus Indianaola Junior High and now directs the Bureau of Recommendations and serves as Professor of Education. He plans lecturing writing and travel.

Oexford Harvard F. Vallance Brown County McGuffey Miami University Vallance Bureau of Recommendations Miami Ohio

Henrietta Farm Women's Club Meeting Held at Home

Henrietta The Farm Women's Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs Rex Lees Jr with co hosts Mrs Roy Angersbach and Mrs Raymond Hawke. A tureen dinner was served at the gathering.

Henrietta Henrietta Farm Women’s Club Rex Lees Jr Roy Angersbach Raymond Hawke

All In A Lifetime Club Meeting and Activities

A noon to 4 event hosted by All In A Lifetime with 28 members and four guests. A sewing machine representative demonstrated attachments while Mrs. Walter County extension agent displayed a dress form for fitting. The next allday meeting is March 16 at Mrs. Grifffin's home from 10 30 to 3 30 with co hosts. Crocheting and knitting lessons announced. Entertainment notes include dinner at the Lamvermeyer home and two table bridge results with Mrs. Lamvermeyer winning and Mrs. Meyer consolation.

Walter William Griff*fin Gerald Leimbach Paul Portman Frank Kelble Mian Charles Dodd Chauncey Curt ‘Rier Ernest Lamvermeyer Harry Meyer Earl Kendleigh Dan Knoble Otto Knoble Rex Lees Fred Holzhauer Clifton McDowell

Choral Group To Meet at Grange Hall Oberfin

The county women’s chorus will gather at Grange Hall in Oberfin on Friday March 3 at 1 30 p m for a meeting. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Freak Dalton and daughter Joan and Mrs M Wilcox and son Danny of Toledo plus Robert and Larry Luff of Hudson. Mrs Mary Mooney of Cleveland stayed with Mr and Mrs Albert Reussser. Harry Hill of Toledo and C Sanders family joined Sunday dinner in honor of a birthday.

Grange Hall Oberfin Freak Dalton Joan M. Wilcox Danny Toledo Robert Larry Luff Hudson Carl Reighiey Mary Mooney Cleveland Albert Reusser Harry Hill C. Sanders

Local anniversaries note Lange Hill and Reusser kin

Anniversary notices highlight Louis Lange and Jersey Hill with family wishes. Little Kevin Reusser, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Reusser of Chesterland, visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Reusser for several days at their home.

Louis Lange Jersey Hill Harry Kevin Reusser Carl Reusser Chesterland Albert Reusser

Columbia Gas System 1949 Expansion Achieves Growth

The Columbia Gas System reports 1949 accomplishments including a $168,000,000 expansion program delivering adequate gas supply and underground storage, new sales highs, and expanded reserves. It drilled Maryland’s first producing well, built a 26 inch West Virginia transmission line, and contracted with utilities serving 600,000 customers. Applications to service Baltimore and several cities were approved or awaiting FPC approval as of February 10, 1950.

Columbia Maryland West Virginia Baltimore Mie Poughkeepsie Newburgh Beacon Kingston N. Y Charlottesville Hagerstoren FPC Columbia Gas System, Inc East 41St Street New York

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