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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
4
Mrs. Charles Sprague was introduced as a new member of the Women’s Auxiliary of Carlisle Volunteer Firemen at a Monday meeting. Sixteen members attended and plans were made to serve food and coffee to firemen on long calls. The next meeting is set for February.
Two Republic Steel Corp veterans in the Elyria Steel and Tubes Division will retire Feb 1 under the company pension plan. John Carrier, 1146 West 22nd St Lorain, has 46 years of service. Alex Petrus, 295 West River St Elyria, has 2 years. Petrus, born Hungary Aug 5 1893, arrived in 1907 and worked in the roll before farm work then rejoined in 1934. Carrier, born Italy Aug 21 1893, came to America at 14 and began as a machine operator in 1936, later becoming a turn foreman. Carrier plans a three month visit to Italy this summer.
Three separate crashes were investigated by city police yesterday afternoon. No injuries or citations were reported. Mary Gray and Genevieve P. Lardord were involved on Court Street, Florence Delong and Frank Morris on Cleveland Street, and Patrick Kelly and Stanford Diamond on Lodi Street, with minor damage totals of about 350 dollars.
The East Homer Evangelical Reformed Church Women’s Guild discussed “Our Community” Friday with Mrs. Alice Hange hosting and Mrs. Kay Wallace leading. Clothing for miners and Christmas cards for Honduras Mission were planned. Clifford Zeroll became president of the Lutheran Guild with plans for a bowling party. Mary Martha Society met at Mt. Zion Church in January. Clyde Howe retired from Spencer Mfg Co after 39 years. Clarence Dague was hospitalized after a work accident at the same plant.
Ridgeville Kiwanis club plans a Palm Sunday pancake breakfast. Kenneth Lord announces afghan fair chairmen Robert Schmittgen publicity William Curtiss ticket sales Robert Gilfether Kenneth Gower Edward Krech ticket booths. President Pete Pszenitski says Seward A. Covert Crusade for Freedom director will speak with a film and Q A.
The article covers initiation rites at a Toledo Hospital event with 34 attendees at a Valentine motif song table. It notes Obed Night at the meeting on Tuesday evening February 10 and includes thanks from Eleanor Murdock, Madelaine Chapter Vermilion, and visitors from Ver milion.
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