Elyria Chronicle Telegram Itemette January 13 1964
Brief item from Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram dated January 13 1964 notes a local development or event in concise form with emphasis on community relevance.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
2
Brief item from Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram dated January 13 1964 notes a local development or event in concise form with emphasis on community relevance.
A fragment discusses how toes grip and bend with creeping and shoe use. It mentions flexible footwear like soled shoes and Buntees aiding true expression and foot development in infants.
The Lorain County Welfare Department reports that 188 clients were placed on work rolls last year through its vocational unit. Gerard Prinz notes 105 men and 83 women entered classes, with many septiembre enrollments. progress hinges on funds and employer contacts.
Lorain County business leaders are being asked to comment on employing deaf and hard of hearing workers. The nationwide AGBA survey aims to map existing opportunities, employer attitudes, on the job training needs, and where hearing loss could be an asset, with results to Washington for summary.
Avon Lake women of the First Congregational Church plan a Tuesday noon meeting. Program chairwoman Den Turner will introduce Mrs Nor ran Dune, president of Fireland Retirement Centers, who will discuss the retirement program. Luncheon will be served by Group 14 chaired by Mrs Roy Reed.
The Diocese of Toledo announced by Bishop George J Behring that 21 clergymen will be named monsignors. In Sandusky the honorees include Rev. Joseph Inkrott of St. Marys Church and Rev. William Armitage of Holy Angels Church.
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