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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1953

Page

12

Cooperative Association Dinner Attended by Many Farm Bureau Members

Nearly 150 people attended the first annual combined dinner and business meeting of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association held at Amherst High School. Harold Baumann presided and Roscoe Campbell explained constitution changes under new tax laws affecting undivided surplus.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Amherst High School First Evangelical United Brethren Church Harold Baumann Roscoe Campbell Farm Bureau Cooperative Board of Directors Kenneth Oring Farm Bureau Elyria Melvin Niggle Russell Carpenter Gneston Amherst Arthur Jewett Wellington Milton Epple Art Rogers Oberlin Wil Gordon Bartter Grafton Frank Rahl Reuben Dute Harold Krueck Fred McLaughlin Ohio Farm Bureau Co-operative

Symposium Demonstrates PTA Techniques On Citizenship For Minors

Lorain County PTA delegates conclude a series on program techniques with four presenters Walter Glick Jr. of Clearview Professor Morrow Schwinn of Oberlin Rev Ralph Leonard of Camden and Arthur Yarian Lorain County Schools psychologist. They urged parental example school role thinking of community needs and responsible voting while stressing media and church roles in promoting youth citizenship.

Lorain County Yarian Schwinn League of Women Voters Leonard

YWCA Nears Renewal With Holly Hall Building Plan

A Kansas community meeting outlined youth guidance changes and a shift toward responsible living for teens. Speakers stressed mature youth interests and the YWCA Holly Hall project, linking donor support to deeper program involvement. The session elected three new directors, re-elected five, and named a 1954 nominating committee, with plans for a Helly Ball in late spring.

Y.W. C.A Holly Hall Carl Weedin J. W. Yarproush James Henke Maurice G. Kearney Willis Handler W.llerd Hicks George Muraben Clarence Telier Arthur Waters J. Meriin Beck C. QO. Schmmkens Mire Scott Guimere Mark Willis the & Ard J. Martin Beck Henry KR

Six Deer Seen From Window on Case Road

Mrs Earl Munger and her son Earl Jr 17 observed six deer crossing their Salisbury farm on Case road from the kitchen window. The group included both adults and younger deer, described as a beautiful sight.

Earl Munger Earl Jr Salisbury Farm Case Road

Walkout Tied to Clearing Local Telephone Union

Representatives of the Communications Workers of America CIO met as 20 operators walked out at the local telephone company. Roy W Ammel said service continued with replacements, while callers faced long delays and some calls could not be completed. A CIO hall meeting was called for this afternoon on Broad Street.

William Walsh Cleveland Communication Workers of America, Cio Telephone Company CIO Broad Street Roy W. Ammel Arcmel

Death Notices from Elyria and Lorain Include Elbert Basore Martenson

Gustave J. Elbert Jr born in St. Louis April 27 1889 died at 1260 East Avenue Elyria after 43 years there He worked at Economy Bicycle Sales and Service and belonged to St Marys Church Surviving family includes wife four sons 14 grandchildren father six brothers two sisters Funeral plans list viewing at Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home and services Friday at St Marys with Msgr Newton officiating Burial in St Marys cemetery Also notices for Emil Carl Marty Martenson of Toledo Barbara Basore of Lorain and Barbara Basore is the Lorain widow with ties to St Josephs church and Basore Transfer and Storage Her survivors include five grandchildren two brothers and four sisters. Funeral details note services Friday and burial at Calvary cemetery.

Gustave J. Elbert Jr East Avenue Mr. Elbert St. Louis Elyria Middle Avenue St. Mary's Church Emma Elbert Lorne Robert Edwin Gustave, Jr Lorain Emil Elbert Arthur George Anthony Edward Herman Elbert Grace Elbert A. M. Thome Goldcamp Msgr Wiliam L. Newton St. Mary's Cemetery Ward Emil Carl Marty) Martenson Toledo City New York Central Ada Nee Knipper Marie William Haney Japan Vicinity Ann Sanchez Emma Sass Lillian Allis Elizabeth Harris Hirkenkarmp Funeral Home Broadway Barbara Basore Washington Avenue St Joseph’s Hospital Sheffield Lake St Josephs Church Basore William H Basore Basore Transfer and Storage Company Alfred Nickolas Joseph Hennes Mirs Loawsa Urig Josephine Schmutz Mary Hershes Anna Okuly Ail Leran Resi- Geurce Resi- Geurce Ard At 9 A. m. From St Joseph’s Church Jerome Rehner Calvary Cemetery

AEC touts new era of atomic power expansion

The AEC told Congress the $4 billion expansion program will boost capital investment in atomic energy by about 7500,000,000, five times the level when it began. Six months show record atomic power progress with a full scale land based submarine engine model nearing completion and Sea Wolf and Nautilus programs advancing.

AEC Congress Sim

Public lectures on sculpture at Oberlin College

Professor Walter Agard of the University of Wisconsin will present four illustrated public lectures on Sculpture in the Classical Tradition at Oberlin College on February 2, 3, 4, and 6 in the Allen Art Building auditorium. Additional talk on February 5 will address What we can learn from ancient Athens.

Oberlin Walter Agard University of Wisconsin Oberlin College Allen Art Building Agard Amherst College Oxford University England Johns Hopkins University Amherst St. Johns College Martin Asgard Finney Chenel Athens

Man Fights Harbor Injury After Temple Recreation Incident

Police report Jack Travis of 159 Hawthorne was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a four inch scalp cut after being struck with a cue stick in a fight at Temple Recreation. He could not identify his attacker and declined to sign a warrant. In police court two motorists were fined for traffic violations and two drivers were arrested for reckless operation near a school zone.

Jack Travis Hawthorne Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Travis Temple Recreation Middle Avenue Donald Ferny Weller Rozd Middle Averuse Second Street Cera Ferty

Court House tensions and a stolen car report mix in local notices

A court suit for simony filed by ETT against Loren ends in a car misfire. A divorce case from Atlanta Ga. cites a former marriage with a child and alleged cruelty. A 1937 Chevrolet sedan, green with license 205M, was stolen from Pearl Avenue and 7th Street. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan booked Ambrose W. Cook, 30, after a Thomaston trip. Cook is wanted on non support indictments.

Davey Dunham Hest Stollen Pearl Avenue Carl R. Finegan Ambrose W. Cook Thomaston Cook Sherff

Juveniles Placed On Probation For Theft and Truancy

Five youths from Elyria and Lorain faced probation after theft and truancy hearings. Three Elyria boys aged 11 12 and 15 and a 14 year old Lorain boy admitted stealing from Woolworth and Neisner stores and a Lorain restaurant worker took money. Also two 16 year old Lorain boys and a 17 year old Lorain girl were placed on probation on truancy charges.

Elyria Lorain Cloyd Derhammer Medina Woolworth Neisner Bros Derhammer Malcolm Thomson

Five Candidates File Petitions for Local Offices

Five candidates from different county areas filed nominating petitions ahead of the November general election. Andrew J. Supers seeks Oberlin City Council, Joseph Shabba seeks South Amherst Village Council, A. L. Wolfe seeks Ridgeville Township Justice of the Peace, Paul Court seeks Russia Township Trustee, and Laura H. Prechtel seeks a seat on the Ridgeville Local School District Board of Education.

Loraim

Suffers Bad Gash When Autos Collide

Kathleen Dulley, 127 Garvin avenue, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a six stitch forehead wound after a collision at Lake Avenue and Garvin Avenue involving Cecil H. Derner of 619 East Avenue. Alex E. Petrus of Cleveland also involved. Minor damage reported in a separate Broad street collision between Ezra Alg ar and Vinton Poling.

Kathleen Dulley Garvin Avenue Cecil H. Derner East Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Lake Avenue Derner Alex E. Petrus Cleveland Ezra Algar Columbia Avenue Vinton Poling West Third Street Broad Street

Counties approve hospital contracts for welfare care

County commissioners contracted with St Joseph Hospital Lorain Amherst Hospital Oberlin and Allen Hospital Oberlin for welfare care. They held up Elyria Memorial Hospital contract due to a rate rise. Allen Hospital benefits at 14.67 a day matching last year. Amherst 14.33 and St Joseph 15.98 with Elyria Memorial at 18.10 proposal awaiting action.

St Joseph Hospital Lorain Amherst Hospital Allen Hospital Oberlin Elyria Memorial Hospital St. Joseph’s Elysfia Memorial Hospital

Conflicting Statements On Broad Street Pedestrian Crash

George Tincue and Howard B. Wiegand gave police opposite accounts of a truck pedestrian collision on Broad Street at West Avenue. Tincue said Wiegand struck him while he was on the crosswalk. Wiegand claimed Tincue hit the left front fender as he turned. Tincue was hospitalized for a small abrasion on the left leg. Wiegand was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian.

George Tincue West Avenue Howard B. Wiegand R. D North Ridge Road Amherst Broad Street Tincue Wiegand Broad Elyria Memorial Hospital Wegand

Automobile Collision Causes Minor Damage on Highway 37

Two cars sustained minor damage in an accident last night at 7 45 p m on Highway 37 south of Lorain. George Ehr man of Middle Ridge Road and John Stefanovich of 4205 Toledo Road Lorain were the drivers. Both cars traveled south bound side by side on the four lane road as it narrowed to two lanes and their vehicles sideswiped each other.

Highway 37 Lorain George Ehrman Middle Ridge Road John Stefanovich Toledo Road

Elderly Man Cited After Traffic Mishap

An elderly Wellington resident Lee Mucklebury Muckleburg age 14 was cited by State Highway Patrol after a collision on State Route 33 at Quarry Road. Muckleburg driving south on Quarry Road failed to yield the right of way when his car collided with a car driven east by Oscar D Zimmerman 33 of 4991 Fenwick Avenue Cleveland. Zimmerman’s car sustained extensive damage and was towed from the scene.

Wellington R.D Lee Muckieburg Yester-Dar Quarry Road Muckleburg Oscar D. Zimmerman Fenwick Avenue Cleveland Merman

Pieklo Enters Elyria Council Race as Republican Candidate

John J. Pieklo, 122 Longford Avenue, filed Tuesday for the Republican nomination for Elyria first ward councilman. A Pittsburgh native and World War I veteran, he moved to Elyria seven years ago, works at Bendix-Westinghouse Airbrake, and attends Baldwin Wallace College. He is single and a St. Jude's Church member.

John J. Piekle Longford Avenue Pieklo Lorain County Elyria Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Baldwin-Wallace College St. Jude’s Church

Mother Cited For Contempt Of Court

Mrs Virginia Moore of Oberlin was cited for contempt by Juvenile Judge Cloyd Derhammer of Medina for alleged failure to cooperate in a juvenile delinquency case after her 13 year old daughter under court jurisdiction was reportedly in California without consent. The judge ordered Mrs Moore brought to court and set a contempt hearing for 2 pm February 3 with her presence required.

Virginia Moore Oberlin Cloyd Derhammer Medina

Bartenders Local 494 Elects 1953 Officers

At a recent meeting Bartenders Local Union No. 494 installed Yi Hobill Jr as 1953 president. Other officers include William Fischer as vice president M J Kegyes secretary Margaret Reed recording secretary Gus Clevenger business agent and Sam Marsho inside guard. The union is affiliated with Elyria Central Labor Union AFL.

Bartenders Yi Hobill, Jr Bartenders Local William Fischer M. J. Kegyes Margaret Reed Gus, Clevenger Sam Marsho Elyria Central Labor Union A.F.L

Lawmakers Debate Bond Bill and Turnpike Counsel Input

The article notes discussions on a bond bill with input from a Turnpike Commission attorney. Four representatives, Longfellow Dunn Tablack and Reid, voted against the measure. The bill advanced to the Senate Judiciary Committee where chairman Carl Sheppard indicated hearings could last about three weeks.

Jeanardy Turnpike Commission Charles A. Longfellow Darker Patrick Dunn Tuscarawas George D. Tablack Mahoning Reider Senate Ju ‘Diciary Committee Sen Carl D. Sheppard Jr-Axton

400 Mothers To Collect Funds For War On Polio

In Elyria more than 400 mothers will call at homes during the Mothers March on Polio from 7 to 8 p m Thursday porch lights will signal support and those missed will call 4707 March of Dimes headquarters A recent benefit added 100 dollars to the drive leaving over 9000 to raise for polio research and aid The Elyria JayCees sponsor the drive with Joe Cirigliano as chairman.

Elyria Cat March of Dimes The JayCees Turner Block Santa Claus Elyria JayCees Joe Cirigliano Drive

Openings in Lorain Naval Reserve Sealed Before Feb 1

Lt. Comdr R E Boylan announced a freeze on Naval Reserve enlistments in Lorain with about 15 openings for ages 17 to 18. Applicants must report to the Training Center at 1840 Cleveland Boulevard Lorain by noon Saturday. Center hours are 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. V 6 reservists and Korean veterans may still enlist for training.

Naval R. E. Boylan USNR Lorain Cleveland Boulevard Boylan Rete

Markets Cleveland Livestock and Cash Grain Report

Cattle market steady with declines in certain steer and heifer categories. Prime to good grading range 24 to 38 dollars. hogs steady to higher. cash grain lists with No 2 soft red wheat around 2.17 to 2.26, No 2 yellow corn 1.59 to 1.60, soybeans 2.82 to 2.83. Apples and vegetables priced in quarters for various crate sizes.

Cleveland Toledo Tate Oasis Pa Ps Hubbard Waer Cress Hothouse

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