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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1954
Page
4
In Cleveland Francis Repko a Navy clerk in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts helped study two sections and recommended eliminating seven positions saving 23260 a year. One eliminated job was Repko’s own, though he remains employed as a claims examiner.
Ohio State Liquor Department announced a 1953 profit near 19 million dollars from record sales of about 114.2 million gallons valued at 195.7 million. Director A. A. Rutkowski noted increases over 1952 and outlined a policy to keep stock turnover high and inventories aligned with sales, despite holiday demand.
Wellington Town England Football Supporters' Club has been closed and its 3600 dollars seized after police ruled the weekly football pools illegal. The action targets the club and its cash, underscoring enforcement of gambling laws affecting local football fans.
Elton Hoyt senior partner at Pickands Mather and Co became the newest director of the New York Central Railroad. Hoyt presides over Mather Iron Co and Interlake Steamshop Co and sits on the boards of Youngstown Steel Door and Interlake Iron. He resigns from Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad to join NYC board.
Mrs Olga Hyle presides at a district 7 meeting of the I Ohio Garden Clubs held at Kingwood Center Mans field January 7. May 6 is set for a local center visit to view spring bulbs painted last fall. Next Spade and Trowel Club meeting at Mrs Ann Cunningham’s home January 27 features Mabel Bodinger on Nature’s Plan and a round table discussion. News notes mention Mrs Eva Grills of Oberlin visiting her sister Mrs Glen Hyle, with the Hyles planning trips to Gary Indiana and Pekin Illinois. Also brief notes on nylon garters and Bengal food problems.
At the first meeting, Lake Avenue Grange planned reinstatement steps and announced a $235 donation from Grange Hustlers to cover remaining funds. Officers will meet at Henrietta Grange on January 18, and Pomona Grange will convene February 6 at Powers Elementary with Hickory Tree Grange hosting. Marie Taylor installed as Flora, Maude Kindle elected Pomona, Clara Kintner lecturing, members socialized with light refreshments.
Water causes peeling paint on exterior walls. Homeowners are often surprised in spring and summer when fresh paint peels, especially if the painter was paid last year. The article explains the ongoing moisture problem and how to address it.
Rochester NY report cites E E Geisinger of Pfaudler Co saying Germany now threatens U S and British markets with rapid postwar recovery and rising production. He notes West Germany at record levels, Britain lagging, and Pfaudler plants expanding in Leven Fife Scotland and Schwetzingen.
Nine top British exporters earned seven hundred thousand dollars at the Buenos Aires annual cattle sale by selling more Brish bulls than ever before.
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