ARMCO Ore Carrier Launched At Lorain
Walter Gedfres Workmer at the American Ship Building Co. in Lorain oversees the launch of the ARMCO, a 647 foot ore carrier bound for steel mills. The christening included Mrs. Chas R. Hoos breaking the bottle as the vessel slid into the water amid wind and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gedfres
American Shipbuilding Co
Lorain
ARMCO
Oso
Agers Tre
Keeres Steel Chp
Middletowns, QC
Chat És R. Hoos
Armcu
Speaker Describes Church Loan Fund Operations
Stanley A. North of the Church Building Loan Fund spoke at a Cleveland luncheon about the earthquake that demolished Bakersfield California’s Congregational Church and the Temple Beth El offering its facilities. He outlined the plan to relocate the church and cited a minimum reconstruction cost of 246000 dollars while noting full quota achievement in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church of
Bakers,feld
Calif
Temple
Beth el
Stanley A. North O Lan Ee
Church Building Loan Fund
Congregational Christian Churches
Dr. North
Congregational Christian Board of Home Missions
Cleveland
Bakersfield
Missions Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Victor Holt Jr
Akron
Goodyear Tire Andiabber Co
Holt
Silver Lake
Nicholas Piediscalzi
Chicago
National Pilgrim Fellowship
Police hold man for alleged theft of rings
Police detain John Critten den of 409 Tremont street in connection with the alleged theft of two rings. Pearl Jackson reported the incident after officers found the rooms ransacked at 409 Tremont, with Bernie Davis corroborating the stolen items valued at $500 and $173 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crittenden
Tremont Street
Pearl Jackson
and Airs
Bernie Davis
Mont
Oberaun
Tne
Sestercay
Fragmentary sports item notes unreported losses
The page fragment describes an event with unnamed participants and damages. It mentions no estimated cost, no shells reported, and that the course had no insurance to cover their loss. No further verifiable details are provided.
Pitkin Founder of American Majority Dies at 74
Walter Boughton Pitkin 74 founder of The American Majority in Elyria in 1939 died Sunday in Palo Alto California after a long career as author psychologist educator and editor. He led the movement described as a middle class revolt but the group faded after a brief rise. His best selling Life Begins at 40 brought him national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boughton Pitkin
Elyria
Palo Alto
Cali
Elyvria High School
Pitkin
Columbia University
Labor Board orders Ridge Tool Co to hire back four workers
Washington The National Labor Relations Board orders Ridge Tool Co Elyria to refrain from discouraging union activities and to rehire four employees after finding the company questioned employees profiled union membership and threatened reprisals. The board ruled Kenneth Miners and three others were unlawfully fired and must be restored to their prior positions and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ridge Tool Co
Elyria
Comicr
NLRS
United Auto Aircraft & Agricultural Implement Workers Union Cio
ULRB
Sweet Aden E Thobran
Claston L. House
Wester Ples
Courany
Motion for Change of Venue Filed in Cas e
Judge D A Ceex notes the motion requests a venue change in a defense case against Steve Susanjar. The proposed transfer would relocate to a different courthouse and involves examination of evidence and witnesses. The clerk schedules a hearing for the next term to decide on the change.
Tax Ruling Upheld By Appeals Board
The state appeals board upheld a tax ruling regarding franchise tax. The ruling noted foreign stocks were taxable as non tax exempt assets under the law, contrary to a prior Commissioner Peck decision from June 23, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeals
Columbuus
State Board of Tax Aprisis
TTL
Eecg
Tax
Comasenes Jorn W Peon Ocsiscx
Rite Ol
Ske
Tochard Ee
Horvett
Tate Slr
Steok
Comranis
Peck
Associates Honor A. J. Uthe On His Birthday
A group of longtime associates surprised Couch-Uthe Co. co founder A. J. Uthe on his seventy seventh birthday at a gathering organized with his daughter Mrs D B Symons. Attendees included Charles Albrecht Ed Bartlett Bil Brown Elmer Brown Tom Bruce Art Couch Herman Ehfert Ed Hel linger Kenneth Johns Chet Sprague Fred Stuckel and Chris Wilhelm. The event followed Uthe’s 1946 retirement from the presidency while remaining a director and investor in the firm begun in 1926 with C W Couch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Uthe
Couch-Uthe Company
Bob Hasenflue
Charles Albrecht
Ed Bartlett
Bil Brown
Elmer Brown
Tom Bruce
Art Couch
Herman Ehfert
Ed Hellinger
Kenneth Johns
Chet Sprague
Fred Stuckel
Chris Wilhelm
Mr. Uthe
C. W. Couch
Couch-Uthe Co
U. S. Automatic Co
Amherst
Death Records and Funeral Notices Across Cleveland and Nearby
Obituaries and funeral details for Samuel Isaac Will of 16715 Kinsman road Cleveland. Mrs Helen R Liszak of Lorain and various others in New London Avon Lake and Vermilion list services dates locations and survivors. Includes calls for services at Second Mt Sinai Church Sackett Eastman and Sudro Curtis funeral homes with burial and visitation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Isaac Will
Kinsman Road
Cleveland
Luther F. Hill
Mt. Sinai Baptist Church
East 75Th Street
House of Wills Funeral Home
Walter Clyde Schultz
Jackson
Schultz
Mary Schultz
Ridgeville
John
Bucyrus
Frank
Belle Gardens
Calif
James
Arlington
Verna Punches
Giencéale
Earl l Cockrell
Castalia
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Fannie Robinson Collins
Parsons
Kas
George Talbert
Ridgetawn Cemetery
Ea. XK
Valier City
New Logen
Sane Iu S
Norma Goodman
New Lenmarn
James Gibert
Cerel Hil
Ramndren
Henrys
Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home
Harold Allem
The
Baptist Church
Belden Cemetery
Avon Church Guild To Hear Speaker
Avon Lake local event features Carl Evers of Cleveland speaking on devotions to Our Lady of Fatima at St. Joseph's Church Our Lady of Fatih meeting. The Ladies Guild session starts with benediction at 8 15 p m Tuesday January 27 with Circle No 1 hosted by Mr Jerome Oster as captain and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Carl Evers
Cleveland
Our Lady of
Multiple Vehicle Accidents Reported on Icy Roads
Police describe a series of icy road crashes beginning on a Route 254 area near Lerain and involving drivers Robert J. Kiser, Sundar Sate Hidwawv, and Rachrika Bachrika. Moderate to heavy damage reported to cars and trucks, with injuries described as moderate in several victims. The incidents occurred Saturday and Sunday along Route 254 and Route 18 near Wellington and Penfield, with drivers including Wanda Lee Sheffield and J. W Walker among the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
8Th Street
Lerain
Robert J. Kiser
Ninth
Lerair
Ruitiph K Bachrika
Hishaary AB
Sundar Sate Hidwawv
Hat Rachrika
Seudbeird
Hoser Myur
Aobert FC
West River Street
Naretsa Rodrigus
Leram
Hugh PS
le Saposiy Paver Y
Tech
Robert le Petrs
Akerce
Eayia
Aso Sassing Peters
WandaLee Sheffield
Barker iStreet
Wellington
Tractor Trauer
J. W Walker
Pontiac
Mich
Penfield
Miss Sheffield
Avon Lake Cub Scouts Meet Tuesday Evening
Avon Lake Cub Scout Pack gathers at Erneview School Tuesday at 7:30 p m. with a rule that a parent or both must accompany each Scout. The meeting theme is Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Erneview School
Stewart Seeks Democratic Nomination for Elyria City Council
Victor F. Stewart Jr. of 125 Marsei es avenue filed his candidacy with the Lorain County Board of Elections and will seek the Democratic nomination for the First Ward in the May primary. A life long Elyria resident and Aetna Life Insurance underwriter, he held a reserve air force commission and played varsity sports at Elyria High. He is married with two children and active in church and local athletic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor F. Stewart
Marseiies Avenue
Lorain
Elyria
Ohio University
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Stewart
John Carroll
Elyria High School
Multiple intoxication arrests litter city police docket
Hughe J. Brewer of 1117 Lorain Boulevard was fined $5 and costs on two intoxication charges within hours after returning to recover bond. Others fined $5 and costs include Lloyd Juker of 29 Chestnut Street and Neil Hale of Oberlin. William France at 118 East Broad Street was fined $125 and costs for driving while intoxicated with six month license suspension. berating an unsafe vehicle dismissed. Sherril Elliott of Howe Indiana was found guilty of DWI with $123 and costs and six month suspension. Joseph Peters was found not guilty. John Hallinan of Elmira New York, wearing a fire department uniform, was detained. released after investigation. Martin Alston of SQ Wood Street cited for reckless driving. Buster Fields of 30 State Street charged with interfering with East Avenue and Depot Street barricade. Edna Berry of 346 Second Street fined on improper left turn. Claude Lee Sexton noted to Jackson Hotel fined $10 for disorderly conduct after dining at Silver Fox restaurant. Ernest C Carter of Chicago fined $25 for out-of-state license expired. Mayor Henry W. Ault suspended $15 later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughe J. Brewer
Lorain
Boulevard
Brewer
Lloyd] Juker
Chestnut Street
Neil Hale
Oberlin
William France
East Broad Street
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Ault
Sherril M. Elliot
Howe
Ind
Joseph Peters
Sumner Street
Auit
John Hallinan
Elmira
New Y York
Fire’ Department
Castle Apartments
Lesnick Court
Wellington
Herman Lappin
Hallinan
Welvidon
Toih Gov
Martin Alston
Wood Street
Grivme
Buster Fields
Stat Street
East Avenue
Depo
Edna Eles
Columbia Station
Berry
Second Street
Broad Street
Yestern
Ava
Ernest C. Carter
Chicago
Bank Street
Claude Lee Sexton
Jackson Hotel
Silver Fox
Jack Standen
Son in Germany Announces Feb 5 US Departure
Mr and Mrs Ralph Machovina of Elyria report a long distance call from their son Pfe Eugene Machovina in Gelnhausen Germany. He expects to sail to the United States February 5 and be discharged February 23 after nearly two years in the Army with the 12th Infantry Division in Germany. His sister says another son Ralph is on the front lines in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Machovina
Elyria
Avon-Belden Road
Pfe
Eugene Machovina
Gelnhausen
Germany
United States
Pfe. Machovina
Machovinas
Ralph
Korea
jMachovina
Lights On Night Aids March of Dimes In Brownhelm
Brownhelm plans Lights On night for March of Dimes with mothers visiting homes Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. to solicit donations. Volunteers should contact Mrs. Todd wife of the Congregational church pastor for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Mrs. Todd
Congregational Church
Cars Collide In Wellington
Two cars sustained minor damage in Wellington when John Smolko and Morris Alen Van Vilerah collided at 2 a.m. in front of Smolko's home on Herrick Avenue. Smolko attempted a left turn into his driveway while Van Vierah passed on the left. icy roads left both cars crosswise blocking the street. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
John Smolko
Herrick Avenue
Morris Alen van Vilerah
Castalia Street
Bellevue
Smolko
van Vierah
Indictments and legal action dominate Elyria court docket
An indictment against Lee An drew James of Elyria for auto taking was filed for good cause. James Reynolds of 170 Roosevelt street seeks divorce from Janet in a 1947-married couple with two children. Earl Larkins faced a 60 day continuance on non-support after promising $15 weekly payments. Jennings Edgell of 910 Wallace Blvd. paid $15 fines for loading a school bus while stopped. Sheriff Finegan travels to return Ambrose Cook from Thomaston to answer non support and abandonment charges. William Seck of Cleveland paid $22 for dumping garbage on Route 57. A $52,000 Escherta Beach sewer project final hearing is set Feb 25 at 10 am. Luis Miranda faces auto taking charges. A. L. Coox referred to probation. L. A. Ross of Oberlin fired for $103 on a Charles Freed account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Andrew James
Elyria
Common Pleas
James
William Godbolt
Beiden
Willem Seck
Cleveland
Seck
C. C. Lord
Lee Kiimeci
Grafton
Veteran Sunday School Treasurer Honored at St. Joans Lutheran
Joan Arndt, longtime treasurer and attendance keeper of St. Joans Lutheran Sunday School, was honored yesterday as retirement ends his 31 year service. Superintendent P. M. Schroeter praised his near perfect attendance at Sunday school and staff meetings. His wife joined him as he received a framed portrait and plaque for faithful service. Pastor Lieske lauded faithfulness in church duties as the assembly closed with a hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Arndt
St. Joan’s Lutheran Sunday School
Arndt
P. M. Schroeter
Schroeter
Mr. Arndt
St. Joan’s
Etta Gilmore
Amdt
Lallramn
Heart's Door
St Joan’s Lutheran Sunday School
Henry L. Lieske
Car theft and recovered vehicle reported in town
Samuel Robinson reported his car stolen from 31672 Sixth Street before 9 p m and recovered at 11 p m Milner noted watches valued at 795 each were involved and a card found in a ditch on South Middle was mentioned one man’s wrist watches were also cited as missing in the fragmentary report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Robinson
Robinson
Sam Milner
Nurses Prevent Bridge Jump Near Elyria Hospital
Three Elyria Memorial Hospital student nurses talked a man down from the Broad Street bridge Saturday night and escorted him to the hospital. Police later took custody, while the man, who had just spent 39 days at Ancle Creek Sanitarium for observation, was turned over to his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Broad Street
Ancle Creex Sanatarium
Observatio
Potice
Cleveland Markets Mixed as Grain and Livestock Prices Fall
Market reports from Cleveland show declines in grain and livestock values with wholesale prices down around fifty percent for some items. Odd lots and mixed grades appear in the listings with Crown Washed, heifers, steers, and feed-prone categories showing varied losses and gains across different grades and weights.
Stock Market Report Amid Mixed Cleveland Trading
A garbled stock market note references Cleveland listings with firms such as Richman Bros Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum and others. The fragment suggests price points and company names like Toledo Edison Woolworth Co and Texas Company, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck Socony
Ind
Ohianew
Texas Company
Toledo Edison JU. & Steelen
Warner Brothe
Woolworth Co
Farm Bureau Co op Meet Set Tuesday in Amherst
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative marks its 20th annual meeting at Amherst High School Tuesday with dinner at 7 p.m. and a business session at 8. Kenneth Oring reports 1952 sales: commodities 235 000 and grain 480 000. five new directors will be elected to join the current ten on the board. Fred McLaughlin speaker on Farming is a Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Amherst
Kenneth Oring
Fred McLaughlin
Ohio Farm Bar Cooperative Association
Columbus
Oring
Qring
County Association
Harold Baumann
Oberlin
Russell Carpenter
Grafton
Milton Eppley
Flyrin
Melvin Niggle
Amperst
J_ Arthur Jewett
Wellington
Six Men Fined For Selling Beer To Minors
Six beer parlor operators pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of minors after selling 32 beer to boys under 18. Fines ranged from 50 to 125 dollars. William Fees was dismissed on mistaken identity. The case involved forged IDs and army cards. judge Derhammer noted the youths appeared underage. Investigations were conducted by State Liquor Agent Paonea assisted by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Derhammer
Aledina
Alberta Kilatik
Walter Fees
Stanly Soja
John Lawrence
John Yacysyn
William Blaha
Harold Ewing
William Fees
Joseph Ushelyi
Inn Keeper
Derhammer
Thomas Paonessa
Sheriffs Department
Charles Sebastian
De“Sion
Sebastian
Eivria
Exing
Avon Lake Group To Hear Lakewood Woman
The Avon Lake Women’s Auxiliary of St. Barnabas Church meets at 10 30 a.m. Tuesday with guest speaker Mrs Wallace Teare president of the League of Women Voters of Lakewood. Hostesses are Mrs Walter Berger and Mrs A Thorkelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
St. Barnabas Church
Rch
Wallace Teare
League of Women Voters of
Lakewood
Walter Berger
A. Thorkelson
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Chronicle-Telegram
Columbia Transportation Co
Columbia
Sethrday
Fee
Sudro-Curtis
Labor Board
Judce
Ceex
Teacay
Steve Susanjar
Leraa
Sten
Ct - Unik
Fatien
Associates
A. J. Athe
A J. Uthe
Death Records
Helen K. Liszak
Helen R. Liszak
East Thirty-third Street
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Liszak
Andrew Liszak Jr
Andrew
Marilyn
Janice
Airl
Albert Pendy
Ralph Cribpos
Black Lick
Jane Pendy
Albert Pondy, Jr
Julius Pondy
Elizabeth Pondy
Wainwright Funeral Home
Louis G. Novak
Ridge Hill Memoria ‘Park
Catherine E. Davis
New London
Catherine E Davis
Shadyside Avenue
New London Hospital
Vermilion
George Davis
Hereford
B. and O
Stevens
Mamie Hansen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kathryn Davis
Ashland
Elza Knitide
Berlin Heights
Elizabeth Walper
Huron
Gertrude Heyman
Charles Dickel
Ceylon
George
Sackett-East‘man Funeral Home
L. A. Crawford
Grove Street Cemetery
Isler
Sylvia Hackett
Sylvia A Hackett
Mildred Crases
Cribos
Ir Fitehwile
Vicin
Crabbs
Ephowerd
Arfwuehier
Helen Ganzie
Paul
Fiichwpe
Fiichwpe, @ ht siatdchieren
Sakett-Eas
Bo Resser
Fueheit Methaist Chaorch
Burini
Fueh- Vane
Amanda A. Stoskopf
Amanda
Stussopi
Women's League of the
Avon Lake Congregational Church
Wrst
Harold Cullum
Avon Church Guild
Frans J. Satata
Walinden
Ober
Sanday
Hee Quart Deere Sg
Rocert
Hus
Farses
Baris
Victor F. Stewart, Jr
Police Dept. News
Brownhelm Thurs
James Reynolds
Roosevelt Street
Janet
Frankcourt
Earl Larkins
R.D
Middle Avennue
Detroit
Justice C. C. Lord
Larkin
Jennings Edgell
Wallace Blvd
Sheriffs Deputy
Carl R. Finegan
Southland
Ambrose Cook
Thomaston
Georgia
Esoerita Beach
County Commissioners
Luis Miranda
Cuilia
Wren
D. A
Probation Department
L. A. Ross
Onerlin
Charles Freed
John Arndt
Sam’s Cut
Milner
Brokerage Service Standard Commission
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Midwest Stock Exchange
Ezes
Cenani
Setiead
Ana I.c Tr
Seere
Teria
Tlezo
Cotte Bose
Stesar
Ioc
Hiehwses
Wests and Paws
Oh Aviation
Jand Ciffs
Elec
Umbia Gas
Fruehauf Travis
Ral Motors
Guccen Co
Sos Nau Satal Barons
Zeny Imecott Copper
Zeny Imecott Copper Tris
Cer Kira Nor
Montgomese
Central
Ohio Eé:son
Ohio
Farm Bureau Co-op
Ecoupment
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