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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1960

Page

5

Dunn unveils city purchasing reform and bridge study

Mayor Oscar G. Dunn proposed a department head purchasing revision with an auditor’s duplicate purchase orders to tighten spending and speed accounting. He also called for a study of East Fourth Street bridge conditions after two near misses and announced a three man audit team for utilities accounting.

Oscar G. Dunn Utilities Office Council Dunn Dale C. Kellogg Agnes Wichlasz Kellogg N. E. Basinger Board of Health Harry Butler Civil Service Commission Maxine Eldridge Board of Control East Fourth St Washington Ave East Ave

Women Voters Sponsor Four Lecture Series on Know Your Government

Elyria Women Voters will offer a winter study course with four lectures on government levels from local to international. Speakers include Dale Kellogg on Local Government, Ellsworth Carlson on East Asian problems, Thomas Flinn on State Government, and Wayne Underhill on US Russia and John Williams on the UN. Each session includes audience discussion.

Elyria League of Women Voters St. Andrew’s Church Robert McWilliams League Dale Kellogg Elyria Kellogg Bowling Green State University Fire and Police Boy Scout Community Chest The Red Cross Elyria Audubon Club Kelloge Ellsworth Carlson Oberlin College History Department U.S Oberlin College Hislop College India Phi Beta Kappa Association For Asian Studies Institute of Pacific Relations American Association of University Professors Kaiping Mines Thomas Flinn Department of Government United States Russia Wayne Underhill Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Underhill Cleveland United Nations John Williams Cleveland Council Western

Educator Dias Youngstown Ariz UPI obituary notes death

Fric P. Kelly 75 a retired Dartmouth University professor and former reporter and State Department official died here Sunday night.

Youngstown Ariz UPI Fric P. Kelly Dartmouth University State Department

City inherits old Ford Rd dump problem after annexation

Elyria now faces the Ford Road dump issue as annexation places it within the city limits. Residents delivered a 97 name petition to council urging action, while Solicitor Tattersall faced questions about his prior role as operator Max Joseph’s attorney. The health and sanitation committee will study the matter, with a meeting rescheduled for next Monday at City Hall.

Elyria Ford Rd Robert Bowman William Tattersall Tattersall Max Joseph Joseph Council J. Theodore Emerich City Hall

Delay Over Eastern Heights Paving Board Question Flares

A dispute over Eastern Heights Boulevard paving costs escalates as the council weighs whether an equalization board was properly appointed. The issue hinges on whether improvements should be on a front footage basis, not a benefit plan.

Eastern Heights Blvd Harold West Richard Barré R-Al Eastern Heights

Fire Chief Seeks New Sedan for City Fire Vehicle

Elyria’s Fire Chief W N Bates, longest serving in Ohio, asks council to replace a 1948 chief’s car after noting it averages 3,500 miles annually and is unsafe. He requests a new standard sedan not exceeding 3000 dollars to be bought from the fire and police equipment replacement fund. The proposal goes to the finance and safety committees.

Elyria Council Finance and Safety Committees Rates Ohio

Labor Conference Delegates Named From Local 1104

United Steelworkers Local 1104 will send two delegates to a January 15 conference on Labor and the Puerto Rican Community in New York City. The event, sponsored by the AFL-CIO and a Community Services Administration unit, focuses on working together for better social services. President Hank Busich announced Frank Kenya as welfare committee chair and one other delegate will be named.

United Steelworkers Local 1104 Lorain Commodore New York City Afl-Cio Community Services National Administration Michael Hank) Busich Big Lorain

Payroll Proposal Hopes for City Pay Day on Jan Twenty

Councilman Clarence Schutz proposed tapping about 45 000 owed by the sanitation fund to the general fund to cover back wages and prevent a Jan 20 payroll shortfall. Auditor Ellsworth Albert warned December tax distributions have depleted the year end balance, risking delayed pay, as the general fund faces a $32 000 semi monthly payroll. Schultz noted the sanitation fund owes the general fund for workmen compensation and retirement dating back to 1955 and suggested a bond could fund immediate payment.

General Fund Sanitation Clarence Schutz Ellsworth Albert Schultz Sanitation Fund

Robbery Case To Go Before Jury In Elyria

Two men charged in the Christmas night holdup of the City Checker Cab office appeared in Elyria Municipal Court and were bound over to the grand jury. James McQueen, boxing champion, faces another armed robbery count with bond set at 5000. Jimmie Burns bound over at 3000, both pled not guilty.

Elyria James McQueen McQueen City Checker Cab Co E. G. Stankard Jimmie D. Burns Burns Atty Jack Zagrans Delamore Lodi St

Jury hears testimony in $50,000 train collision suit

A jury in Judge John D. Pincura's court heard testimony in the $50,000 injury suit filed by Manuel Velez of 1563 East 31st Street Lorain against the New York Central Railroad. The case concerns injuries from a March 2, 1957 car train collision at the French Creek crossing in Avon. Jurors were taken to the accident scene this morning.

John D. Pincura New York Central Railroad Manuel Velez East 31St St Lorain French Creek Crossing Avon

Trial Dates To Be Set In Murder and Robbery Case

Judge LeRoy F. Kelly heard seven grand jury indictments as pleas of innocent were entered yesterday. Two women charged with first degree murder remain jailed with no bail. Defendants include William H. Ross, Floyd Ball and Joe Jones on armed robbery counts. Claude Carter faces morals charges. Robert W. Wiggins indicted on burglary counts. Bonds set varied from 500 to 5000 dollars.

LeRoy F. Kelly Kelly Paul Mikus Madeline Duncan Olive St North Ridgeville Raymond Merciedes Butler East Ave Lorain John William H. Ross 12Th St Floyd Ball West 13Th St Joe Jones State St John Yacyszyn Claude Carter LaFayette St Sheffield ‘Lake Robert W. Wiggins Lakeside Ave Jones and Ball

Elyria Council Reorganizes Fast Elects Baird And Corts

Elyria's new city council, in a 15 minute session, elected Richard E. Baird as president pro tem and re elected Robert J. Corts as clerk. The group adopted rules, arranged seating, and formed committees, with Schultz opposing Baird but voting for himself.

Richard E. Baird Robert J. Corts Baird Clarence Schultz

Double Funeral Planned for Mr and Mrs Nick Manos

Lorain County reports the first traffic fatalities as Mr Nick D Manos 66 and Mrs Katherine Manos 52 die in a crash on Rt 82 near the Cuyahoga County line. Services are set for 1:30 pm at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Masonic rites at 1 pm. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery. They leave a son Christopher of Atlanta and siblings in Elyria Shiloh and Northfield. Both were Greek Orthodox Church members.

Nick Manos East Bridge St Lorain County Sudro- Curtis John Papadopoulous St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Lorain Manos Brookdale Cemetery Masonic Lodge Rt. 82 Cuyahoga County Southwest Community Hospital Berea James Shives Northfield Nick Daniel Manos Greece Elyria King Solomon Masonic Lodge Katherine Manos Zatona Christopher Atlanta Gus Zaffer Anna Tsaronas Goldie Learned Shiloh Viola Zaffer

Bond Printing Error Sparks City Budget Debate

City Deputy Treasurer Seward Black told council that Poplar St assessment improvement bonds worth 410,000 were printed with 4 percent interest instead of 3 percent. Auditor Ellsworth Ashell and then mayor Victor F. Stewart Jr. refused to sign. bonds remain with Black as officials seek corrective action. The issue ties to four years of contested assessments and rising interest costs. a minor $22.10 city share was noted by Service Director Dale Kellogg.

Seward Black Poplar St Ellsworth Ashell Victor F. Stewart Jr Black Squire Sanders and Dempsey Biy Legal Finance Committee Council Dale C. Kellogg

Hearing Set on Anthony Lariza Annexation Petition

A hearing on the petition by Anthony Lariza to annex acres in the Rt. 20 and North Ridgeville area into the City of Elyria is scheduled for 10 a.m. tomorrow, Commissioner Clark Edward Gawlik announced today.

Anthony Lariza Rt. 20 Warnpike North Ridgeville Elyria Clark Edward Gawlik

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Dale C. Kellogg Fourth St. Bridge Women Voters Winifred L. Fay Dias Committee On Committees W. N. Bates Labor Columbia Township Robert P. Winland Akron Winland Paul Wainwright Joseph Smith Kathleen Lyssaght Theodore Emerich John Katko John Lugas Emmerich Katko Wainwright Lugas Lysaght Smith Emerich Police Pension Board Fire Pension Board S Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Lo Rain
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