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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1960

Page

15

Nursing program opens for Clearview Lorain students

About 40 seniors from Clearview and Lorain High Schools toured St. Joseph Hospital School of Practical Nursing. Sister Mary David gave the introduction and Sister Mary Charlene demonstrated an Isolette. Applications are invited for a February 23 practical nursing class for women aged 17 to 45 with at least two years of high school.

M. Charlene St. Joseph Hospital Cleo Plasencia Clearview High School Ruth Horkay Lorain High School Susan McCahon Future Nurses’ Club Lorain Clearview School of Practical Nursing Mary David Mary Charlene Future Nurses' Club

Two Men Hospitalized After Falls

In Lorain a 41 year old man listed in poor condition and a 44 year old man in good condition were hospitalized at St. Joseph Hospital after falls yesterday. Lloyd James of 1221 West Seventh St. suffered possible head injuries and cuts from a tumble down 11 steps at Grasso's Variety Store. Newton Pillsworth of 4171 Belle Ave. Sheffield Lake fractured his right ankle after falling on the sidewalk near his home.

Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Lloyd James West Seventh St Grasso’s Variety Store Long Ave Newton Pillsworth Belle Ave Sheffield Lake

Complainers Miss Amherst Council Meeting Over Speed Law

Amherst business leaders expected for a council session failed to attend as officials stood ready. Councilman Phil Jeager read a resident letter praising police speed enforcement though the signer did not attach a name. Police Chief Paul Pikey cited early figures showing a fraction of those stopped are out-of-town drivers.

Amsherst Ambherst Police Department Phil Jeager Amherst Paul Pikey

Lake Avenue Homemakers Club Meet at Grange Hall

The Lake Avenue Homemakers will meet at the North Elyria Grange Hall tomorrow at 10 30 a m to work on Project Tin Can. A bag lunch is planned with tin cans tin snips light weight coat hangers heavy gloves and other small items. Mrs Stanley Jurcynski will be the instructor. Mrs Ralph Edwards and Mrs Edward Faulkner will host for the day.

Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange Hall Stanley Jurcynski Ralph Edwards Edward Faulkner

Law Change Forces Reappointment Of Recreation Board

Lorain legislation clarifies appointment procedures and repeals an old law establishing the recreation board. Mayor Jaworski will consult the city solicitor on new appointments, but three mayoral appointees will stay. Board of Education may name two members or appointees. one vacancy since January remains. John Watling Victor Carson John Koscho and Mrs. James Hageman are listed as appointees.

Ing John C. Jaworski Adrian Bedeski Jaworski Board of Education George Parks John Watling Victor Carson John Koscho James Hageman

Lorain Man Fined For False Report

Lorain resident Simpson Dupree, 63, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to giving a false report to police about a stray bullet wound. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs, amid a shooting case under Sheriff's investigation. authorities doubt his claim and note a knee wound. A second local shooting victim, Mrs Edward Jones, 62, may be linked to the same case.

Lorain Simpson Dupree East 29Th St Dupree Lorain County Edward Jones Lowell Ave

Lorain Police News A spate of traffic and disorder incidents

Edward Smugala 33 of 1512 New Mexico Ave charged with failure to control after his southbound car crossed northbound lanes on the High Level bridge and struck a guard rail. In another incident a 38 year old Detroit man Frank Genson was charged with DWI driving improperly in reverse and disorderly conduct. His companion Clifford Harper 54 Alivonia Mich was charged with disorderly conduct. Genson allegedly was uncooperative and verbally abusive toward officers. Harper accused police of abusing citizen rights and kicked a door at the booking area. An auto collision occurred when Genson’s car backed into Raymond Stanziano 19 of 501 West 24th St. Gladys Strimple 1501 West Ave Elyria reported a lunch bag with wallet and $12 stolen from a parked car at Broadway and Seventh St. Delano Geary 19 of 212 West 15th St charged with failure to control after his westbound car hit the rear of another car driven by George Johnson 30 of 332 West 17th St while Johnson stopped to let a passenger alight.

Edward Smugala New Mexico Ave Broadway Erie Ave Frank Genson Detroit Mich Clifford Harper Alivonia Genson Gladys Strimple West Ave Elyria Seventh St Delano Geary West 15Th St East 28Th St George Johnson West 17Th St Johnson

LaGrange PTA Plans Mock Board Meeting

The January meeting of the LaGrange Parent Teacher Association will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at LaGrange School. The program theme is Your Key to Our School Board. The PTA received a pre school health check certificate and the health committee was congratulated for its work. Members were urged to be alert to obscene literature being sent through the...

Municipal Court News: DUI Changes to Physical Control

Leslie Pressick, 34, of 301 West 21st Street, charged with physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence. fine 150 dollars plus costs. George Cale, 50, of 2223 Elyria Avenue, DUI and reckless operation folded into physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence. 315 dollars plus costs. Daniel Krizan, 40, of Wood, DUI changed to physical control under the influence. 200 dollars plus costs, red light violation 15 dollars.

Leslie Pressick West 21St St George Cale Elyria Ave Daniel Krizan Lakewood

Chatham Church Receives Redecoration and Events

The sanctuary of Chatham Methodist Church is being redecorated with plaster wainscoting and new light fixtures. Sunday school and services will move to the basement during work. A VEW Halls fish fry Friday January 29 begins at 5 30 p m sponsored by the VFW Post. Next dance January 30 at the VFW hall features Bradley's Orchestra and Chet Hameric calling square dances.

Chatham Chatham Methodist Church VFW Post VFW Bradley Chet Hameric Richard Arters Jean Clifford Vernon Foster Crile Hospital Lewis Gilbert Ohio Conference Congregational Churches Congregational Church Will Gorham Ashland Ray Packard Carl Packard Lodi Howard Rushin Randy Elyria Thomas Slusser Lyndhurst Clarence Puchy

RATS FOR THE KIDS HOLLYWOOD

Bob Mathias star of The Troubleshooters keeps two Japanese rats as pets for his children. He says they are clean, do not bite, love children and are very intelligent.

Hollywood UPI Bob Mathias Mathias

Litchfield Congregational Church Names Officers At Annual Meeting

About 30 members attended the Litchfield Congregational Church annual meeting after a pot luck dinner. Officers elected include Clerk Claude Crumpler and Treasurer Lawrence Taylor with several committee posts filled by Stanely Barth and Eunice Leach among others. Sunday school roles and church music staff were also announced.

Litchfield The Congregational Church Claude Crumpler Lawrence Taylor Treva Taylor Alvin Barth Clyde Bradley Dorothy Motenik Stanley Barth Eunice Leach Ada Haines Harlene Bryenton Edith Homan Ruth Yost Christian Education Committee Marjorie Barth Marilyn MacDuffie Church Council Margaret Starr Louverne Barth Allen Highman

System Will Aid Milan Firemen

Milan Fire Department began assigning system cards to all residents served by the department. Each card lists residents, helpers in a fire, water source, and other details. After return, a unique number and route map are added for rapid location during alarms. A luminous metal number is posted near driveways for visibility day or night.

Milan Fire Department Milian Department Sander

Valley City VFW Post 5563 To Meet Thursday

Valley City Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5563 will meet at the post rooms Thursday at 8 P M. The 1960 dues are due and payable to quartermaster Richard Wachtel.

Valley City Valley City Veterans For Foreign Wars Post 5563 Richard Wachtel

Florence Grange Inspection Scheduled

Florence Grange plans an inspection at the February 11 meeting with Berlin Grange to confer the first degree and Florence women's degree team to the second degree. The women's team will practice tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the grange hall. A banquet for Erie County Soil Conservation District and grange members is set for February 12 at Perkins High School at 7 p.m. Roy Battles of the National Grange will speak.

Florence Florence Grange Berlin Grange Grange Hall The Grange Duane Burrows Elwood ‘Crawford Firelands Fred Hicks Perkins High School Erie County George Moon Philip Hicks Ella Reising

Fire Auxiliary Plans Card Party at Locust Park

The Black River Blinkers women’s auxiliary of the Black River Township Fire Department will hold a card party on February 25 at 7 30 p m at Michael's Locust Park Jaeger Road. Prizes, refreshments, and special awards will be offered. Committees include chaplain Wright and others. new president is Mrs Lloyd E Holloway. An organizational meeting of the North Central Firemen's Auxiliary is planned at Vermilion Fire Station February L at 8 30 p m.

Black River Floyd E. Holloway Steve Speckart NorthCentral Firemen's Auxiliary Vermilion Fire Station al Altomari Eugene Hlusko Robert Mittendorf Don Moore

Efficiency Emphasized as Key to Farming Improvement

In Berlin Heights a Monday adult agriculture class led by John Sylvia focused on efficiency across land labor capital and management. Using the 1968 Farm Business Analysis as a standard the group measured capital invested returns per dollar of gross expenditure feed efficiency and PMWU work units with most farmers reporting corn yields around 100 bushels per acre.

Berlin Heights John Sylvia PMWU Sylvia Bob Eby N. W Vickery

Amherst Forum reviews Exodus at St. Peters Church evening

The Amherst Forum Club met at St. Peter's Church with Mrs. Kovach as program chairman introducing Mrs. Naegele to review Exodus by Leon Uris. Guests from Sorasis, Am sherster Study, and Junior Women's League attended while Mrs. Schulz and Dorotha Tebbert served refreshments. Next meeting February 16 will be hosted by Mrs. Mills with copper enameling as the program.

Amherst Amherst Forum Club St. Peter’s Church Frank Kovach William Naegele Leon Uris James Schulz Sorasis Club Amsherst Study Club Junior Women's League Schulz Dorotha Tebbert Lewis Briggs Alex Birrell Harry Mills James Nabakowski

Central North Association workshop draws 200 attendees

More than 200 Congregational Christian Churches members from Erie Huron and Richland counties are expected at the Central North Association workshop hosted by First Congregational Church Mansfield Pastor Rev James Mead. Keynote speaker Miss Marlene Rogos of Kent Congregational will open after a 3 15 p m devotional.

Berlin Heights Erie, Huron Richland County Central North Association First Congregational Church Mansfield James Mead Marlene Rogos Kent Congregational Church Harvey Parker Parker Alma Downing Ray Ponow Robert Jones Walter Hartman Karl Hamm Ellis Carson Alva Plue George Hassenpflug Bessie Green William Phillips Lloyd Nichols Marianne Brod David Hartman William Gammie Elmer Demuth John Colburn Keith Debo Castalia Larry Loving Cleveland Roland Larson Kipton James Bidle Vermilion Fred Martin Jr Sand

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