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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
24
Lorain police and firemen form a joint wage negotiating committee to seek a 10 per cent pay bump plus fringe benefits including hospital insurance subsidies and shift differentials. A similar 10 per cent demand by the city employees union could boost costs to about 146000 annually.
Seven teenagers were arrested after an attempted breakin at the Lorain Theater on East 30th Street. Two more juveniles were later detained in a separate breakin and minor theft. A 14 year old was re arrested six hours after being released for allegedly stealing a teddy bear. Police referred the group to Juvenile Court. A 13 year old hid at the Service Creamery triggering alarms. A 16 year old is being questioned in a theft of auto radio parts with one radio found at his home.
Lorain public high school graduated 153 students including eight honor graduates. Joseph Hobbs, Mason County Illinois schools superintendent, delivered the address. Honor graduates named include Clifford Barritt David Dunfee Phyllis Farkas Carol Fundak Ann Schneider Mary Whyte Carole Baxter and Orest Zubal.
The Pia news agency reported that government forces killed 34 rebels, wounded two and captured 13 in mopping up in the Padang-Lawas sector of western Sumatra.
Seven people were treated and released after three accidents in Lorain. A rear collision on East 21st Street involved Dean Eggert and Marilyn Matos, with Matos charged for improper license and failure to control. A second wreck on West Erie Avenue injured three riders including Alvin Flander, with Ci kalo charged for failure to control. Tackett suffered a forehead cut when hitting a parked car, with two companions charged with intoxication.
Lorain Boy Scout Troop 306 holds a court of honor at First Congregational Church on February 9 at 7 30 p m with three Eagle Scout awards to Richard Hansen Douglas Metager and Jim Loutsenhis er. Paul Malboeuf of Lorain Ford Assembly Plant will be guest speaker. Tenderfoot to Eagle awards to be presented.
The Palm Gardens of 1606 East 28th Street and three other taverns had their liquor permits suspended for seven days by the state Board of Liquor Control for failure to pay sale tax. Earnest E. Tuff, permit holder, was ordered to halt liquor sales for one week starting today. Charges against 11 other permit holders were dismissed after payment. Other affected permits were in Marion, Trotwood and Felicity.
Dr. Frank C. Torrey of Lancaster Pennsylvania will present Bible expositions at Penfield Junction Baptist Church from February 1 to February 7 with a break on Saturday. He became a Baptist minister in 1919 and has pastored in New York City New York and New Jersey before his Pennsylvania appointment.
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