Tibbals To Tell Of Community Chest Organization
Elyria's success in building a Community Chest campaign organization of 1200 volunteers will be described by Ralph E. Tibbals, Community Chest executive secretary, at the Mid winter Conference of Community Chests and Council of America in Chicago. He will discuss recruiting and evaluating campaign volunteers and note cooperation from business, industry, schools, labor and various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Community Chest
Ralph E. Tibbals
Chicago
Community Chests
Council of America
Tibball
Severe Fighting Reported In South Korea
An official cited large scale clashes around Chungdan village near the 38th parallel as North Korea’s North Mesa forces invaded the south. The report notes 60 soldiers in Pohang defected an officer and six soldiers refusing revolt while fighting rages persist near Chungdan several tens of miles from Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
North Mesa People's Army
Chungdan
South Korea
Russia
38Th Parallel
Pfaudler Co in Strong Position Amid 1948 Half Year Figures
Pfaudler Co reports strong balance sheet as of November 30 1948 with Rochester North Carolina and Elyria factories. Current assets 5 340 355. current liabilities 1 803 974. ratio 2 4 to 1. Net worth rises to 6 069 573. Inventories 3 664 616 up 300 226. Profit before taxes 345 936. estimated taxes 130 740. net profit 215 186 or per share 1 50 on 142 400 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaudler Company
Rochester
N. C
Elyria
E. G. Miner
Mercer Brugler
Elyrians Attend Luncheon With National Hygiene Day
Six Elyrians plan to attend a luncheon in Cleveland tomorrow observing National Social Hygiene day. Prof James Bossard of the University of Pennsylvania will speak on Education of Youth for Family Living. Elyria participants include Mrs Howard Hillman Mrs Earl J Fauver Mrs James L Butler Mrs G Russell Hargate Mrs Robert Wilson and Ralph Tibball executive secretary of the Elyria Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mag
Princips
James Bossard
University of Pennsylvania
Elyria Group
Howard Hillman
Earl J. Fauver
James L. Butler
G. Russel Hargate
Robert Wilson
Ralph Tibball
The
Elyria Community Chest
Mind in the Shadows program to air on CBS
The Elyria Community Chest was told a one hour CBS broadcast titled Mind in the Shadows will air Wednesday evening. It presents a dramatic look at mental illness. Ralph Tibball, Community Chest secretary, expects interest for Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association, which receives 2000 dollars from the Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Hygiene
Elyria Community Chest
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ralph Tibball
Community Chest
Lorain County Mental Hygiene Association
Names of local clubs and choir members published earlier
Continued from page one the list includes Sally Gorham Beatrice Willets Phyllis Kemble Yvonne Turek Arlene Bergman Edith Kaplan Evelyn Tkacs Rudy Cross Pat Carson Carol Williams Mary Lou Lightfoot Jim Knott Jim Jordan Carole Aldrich Elizabeth Hess Gretchen Hoch Norman Folley Don Henge Phyllis Holliday Billy Wilson Jay Ross John Grundy Rick Speigle Walter Cross Robert Strom Glen Nead Jim Ware Robert Pierce George Miller Richard Eschtruth Charmaine Kranyak Marianne Frank and Jane Smith Names of the members of the a cappella choir and band were published earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Gorham
Beatrice Willets
Phyllis Kemble
Yvonne Turek
Arlene Bergman
Edith Kaplan
Evelyn Tkacs
Rudy Cross
Pat Carson
Carol Williams
Mary Lou Lightfoot
Jim Knott
Jim Jordan
Carole Aldrich
Elizabeth Hess
Gretchen Hoch
Norman Folley
Don Henge
Phyllis Holliday
Billy Wilson
Jay Ross
John Grundy
Rick Speigle
Walter Cross
Robert Strom
Glen Nead
Jim Ware
Robert Pierce
George Miller
Richard Eschtruth
Charmaine Kranyak
Marianne Frank
Jane Smith
Four Candidates File Petitions in Local Races
Four candidates filed petitions with the Lorain County Board of Elections for local races. Incumbent Charles A. Mosher seeks re election to Oberlin village council along with John W. Hill and William N. Ohly. Three candidates are Republicans. William E. Cromsing of 259 Fairfield Avenue seeks the Democratic nomination for at large Elyria city council. Croming seeks his first public office this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Village
Elyria
Lorain County
Collision Reports Run of Rear-End Crashes Across City
The article lists multiple Saturday afternoon rear-end and collision incidents. Names include Thelma Hollis, Governor Williams, Ronald Cook, John Fitzgerald, Peter Pszenityk, L A Johnson, Mrs Delphinia Thomas, and Donald Marsh. Addresses feature Thatcher Hawthorne street Cleveland street West River street and others, with injuries noted for Hollis and a head bump for the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pszenityk
Center Ridge Road
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
L. A. Johnson
Cleveland
Delphinia Thomas
Oberlin Road
Donald Marsh
Earlcourt
Snow blankets Ohio as highways close in winter storm
Ohio is buried under one to three inches of snow with more expected. Temperatures range 12 to 28 degrees as the Weather Bureau notes the storm moving northeast from Texas. State Highway Department reports about 20 highways closed due to high water and slick roads, with crews deployed to clear main arteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Middle West
Highway Department
Ashland County
Prospect
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Tuscarawas
Dundee
Coshocton
Proctorville
Portsmouth
Waverly
Omega
Piketon
Washington County
Meigs County
Stewart
Hockingport
Gallipo
Yellowtown
Portland
Long Bottom
Antiquity
Death notices and obituaries from Lorain area
Death notices list Herbert Byron Taylor of Worthington formerly of Edyria and National Tube Company employee with wife and two daughters. Charles D. Palmer 83 Vermilion farmer, Grange member, funeral Tuesday. Harold Jacklyn 58 Wellington veteran, survived by wife and three children, funeral Tuesday. plus Lorain County Education Association Fin Frolic event at Ridgeville School with Dser Sweet as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Byron Taylor
Arthur B. Taylor
Elysmia
Worthington
Mr. Taylor
Edyria
National Tube Company
State Department of
Ohio
Virginia Correll
Baltimore
Ruth Zosmer
New York City
Charles D. Palmer
Sperry Road
R. D. Vermilion
Cass County
Mich
Vermilion Grange
Congregational Church
Adda
Harold Ball
Vermilion
Dean
Arnold
Charles
Amherst
H. J. Clawson
Fisher Funeral Home
Earl T. English
Maple Grove Cemetery
IOQ
Lorain Couvty Education Association
Ridgeville
Dser Sweet
William Hardy
Numbered awards to honor memberships at meeting
Tonight’s session will present Continued From Page One. Dr. Robert S. Wilson will lead that program segment. Recognition will go to teams reaching quotas, workers with 10 or more memberships, the high point individuals and groups, and divisions hitting the highest per cent. Harlie G. Stevick of the M. C. A. noted that campaign goals could push total membership above 1,300, a new mark, with staff pledging an adequate program despite expanded facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Wilson
Harlie G. Stevick
M.C. A
Saturation Point Reached In Taxes Hoover Declares
Former President Herbert Hoover told the House Executive Expenditures Committee that the United States has reached the saturation point in taxation and urged broad powers for government reorganization to cut costs. He said economies would reduce the burden on average citizens and warned against exempting agencies like the Interstate Commerce Commission or Railroad Retirement Board from the proposed measures.
Labor Party Forecast in Israel Election Victory
TEL AVIV The moderate Labor Party of Premier David Ben-Gurion moves to lead Israel's first parliament in 2,000 years as Mapai receives 152,972 of 420,027 ballots cast in last Tuesday's general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEL Avyv
Labor
David Ben Gurion
Ben Gurion
Mapai
Hoover urges unwinding of red tape in new reform bill
President Hoover told the House Executive Expenditures Committee that Congress should enact the reorganization bill to begin removing thousands of strands of red tape. He said the bill would let the president order broad changes in operations that take effect unless vetoed within 60 days, outlining that this is only the first step toward a master plan due from his commission before March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congréss
House
Congress
Hoover
Plan Open House For Former Pastor And Wife
The Rev and Mrs Le Roy Wright will visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Franklin Rust from Thursday to Sunday. Wright served as pastor from 1984 to 1997 and will attend an open house Saturday evening February 5 inviting old friends to visit. Wright is now chaplain at the Veterans Hospital on Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seilden
LeRoy Wright
Franklin Rust
Wright
Tere
Wade
Rusts
Wrights
Mr. Wright
Veterans’ Hospital
Staten Island
Landlords and Tenants Urged to Present Rent Cases
Mr. Simpson says landlords have equal right to present distress claims before the Rent Control Board as tenants who complain of overcharges. He notes controls are being lifted where no longer needed and urges distressed landlords to contact the board at its 220 Broadway Building in Larain. He cites cases of misaligned rents and stresses the need for landlords to pursue adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Control Board
Mr. Simpson
Rent Control Board
Simpson
Broadway Building
Larain
Nationally Known Teacher At First Church This Week
Florence M. Taylor of Upper Montclair N J a noted author and religious education teacher will visit First Congregational church for workshops and demonstrations this week She will address the Woman s Association on The Christian Family conduct demonstrations for grades three to eight meet teachers and offer limited personal counseling appointments through Rev William A Leath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Taylor
Upper Montclair
N. J
First Congregational Church
Woman's Association
Taylor
Credit for pilot calm saves 38 aboard Constellation
Pan American Constellation Monarch of the Skies collided with a small private plane 3500 feet over Long Island. The light plane’s two pilots, Arthur Dutting and Eugene Kowalczyk, died. Constellation captain George F. Knuth landed at Mitchel AFB, praising his crew while passengers credit his coolness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Jeff
la Guardia
London
Arthur’ Dutting
Portland
Conn
Mitchel Field
Knuth
Salary Increases Granted By County Engineer
County Engineer Donald E. Patterson approved wage rises effective January 16 for eight staffers in his department. New monthly salaries include H. M. Holcomb 375, L. W. Osborne 375, H. H. Getz 365, L. W. Banister 340, H. E. Lockaty 325, Lewis Hall 290, Margaret Cole 280, Aroald Koepp 250. A. D. Jeancola receives a $20 raise to 240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Patterson
H. M. Holcomb
L. W. Osborne
H. H. Getz
L. W. Banister
H. E. Lockaty
Lewis Hall
Margaret Cole
Aroald
Fire damages large Ohio mushroom plant and nearby building
Lima fire crews investigated two weekend blazes causing about 125000 dollars in damage. The Ohio Mushroom Co plant north of the city suffered a 100000 dollar fire erasing 120000 square feet of beds. A nearby Waynesfield two story building burned for an estimated 25000 dollars. 25000 dollars worth of mature mushrooms were lost. Frank W Kaminsk is firm president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mushroom Co
Waynesfield
Frank Wf. Kamminsk
Four Die in Ohio Auto and Train Crashes
Four persons die in Ohio during the weekend. Lee F. Chiltum, 55, of Columbus, struck by a car in Columbus. Edward Bedenarzyk, 35, of Swiftsville, Pa, driving when his car crashed into the side of an Erie train in Warrensville Heights. Arthur Joreski, 5, of Brunswick, killed as his car skidded and hit a utility pole in Strongsville while riding with his mother. Harold L. Shaffer, 18, of Painesville, dies when his car skidded on ice and hit a tree in Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lee F. Chiltum
Columbus
Edward Bedenarzyk
Swiftsville
Erie
Warrensville Heights
Cleveland
Arthur Joreski
Brunswick
Strongsville
Harold L. Shaffer
Painesville
Court House Divorces and County Road Slag Purchase
A stream of notices includes divorce suits with neglect or cruelty grounds for couples in Lorain County and nearby towns. William Tudich and Margaret. Louis Barbato and Norma. Ethel Rogers and Herriett Garbersor. Theodore West and Gladys. Ebels, Janda v Giardina settled, and others. The county plans to buy 5000 tons of slag from The National Tube Co at 1.25 per ton for road use. A burglary at Columbia High School yielded 5.50, with funds split among various boxes. Additional items note fund-collection tampering, trials, and local arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Co
William Tudich
Margaret
D. A. Cook
Louis Barbato
Norma
D. Ja Cook
Ethel Rogers
Akron
Herriett Garbersor
Wellington
Penfield
Theodore West
Oberlin
Gladys
Prosser, Wash
Earl Janda
Lorain
Charles Giardina
Ethel Hoag
Oakwood Street
Robert
West Ridge
New Proposals Offered in Israeli Egyptian Palestine Talks
Acting mediator Dr Ralph Bunche was scheduled to present a new proposal to Israeli and Egyptian representatives today in an effort to break the Palestine boundary deadlock. Details were withheld. Both sides have refused to concede on boundary lines, but neither wants to end talks, and officials expect Bunche’s plan to prolong the session despite doubts about success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Palestine
Ralph Buache
Tthat Bunche
Police News from Elyria Police Court Summary
Police report a stabbing wound on Needham Hunter after a fight near the Big Casino Cafe. Several motorists and residents faced fines for intoxication, disorderly conduct, or traffic violations in court, with arraignments and dispositions recorded by Mayor Henry W. Ault and Police Chief E. J. Stankard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham Hunter
16Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. J. Stankard
Albert Solet
Gray Apartments
Henry W. Ault
Solet
Frank Oblinger
Salet
Ault
West Avenue
Jesse Donald
Oberlin
William Bollard
Chestnut Street
Donald
Pollard
Clay Harriston
Wayne Street
Gertrude
Henley W. Ault
Woodford
Sheriff Proposes Four Maintenance Men for County Jail
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan asked county commissioners to hire four maintenance men to handle heating laundry janitorial work at the county jail and its living quarters repurposed as office space. He proposed using county jail trustees to assist. Action was deferred awaiting a full board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
R. J. Fortney
Oscar G. Dunn
Kiwanis Club To Hear Radar Talk On Telephone Industry
The Elyria Kiwanis luncheon will feature a radar discussion with a demo by R F Marshall and W J Lareey Jr of Ohio Bell. James B Kimball of Elyria Telephone will join to explain radar use in telephone service and coaxial cable for telephone and radio. Herbert Heath gets building permit for a 21 by 25 foot one story masonry home at 151 High Street costing about $2000 with Heath contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Marine Room
R. F. Marshall
W. J. Lareey Jr
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
James B. Kimball
Elyria Telephone Company
Herbert Heath
Cambridge Avenue
High Street
City Building Department
Heath
Prices At Noon List Of Major Companies And Stocks
A noon listing shows prices and names for a wide range of corporations across industries. Notable entries include American Radiator Glidden Co Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warder Brothers Woolworth Co Bendix Aviation Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse Republic Steel U S Steel Anaconda Copper Kennecott Copper Standard Oil Ohio Oil Socony Vacuum Texas Oil Cities Service and more. The list also mentions Cleveland Exchange entities like Cleveland Cliffs Cleveland Electric Lum and Richman Brass with assorted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T. & T
Cleveland Exchange
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland Elec. Wlum
Richman Bras
Markets Cleveland Livestock Catile Receipts and Prices
Receipts and market activity vary across livestock categories with steers and cows showing broad price ranges from good to low grade, calves strong, sheep and lambs steady, hogs slow with varied weights, and produce prices including apples lettuce potatoes radishes. Notable figures include steer prices up to 28, calf values 30 to 38, hogs 17 to 22, and apples around 4 to 4.50 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jos
Jonathan
Rhode Island
Househouse Lgsate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tibbals
Community Chest Organization
Sudro-Curtis
Fea
Dale Carnegie
Colson Corporation
Northern Ohio Institute
Northern Ohio
the Arcade
Blom
Death Records
Harold Jacklyn
New London
Crile Hospital
Marilyn
Tommy
Anthony Skok
Nova
Walter
U. S. Army
Sackett Funeral Home
Our Lady of Lourdes ‘Church
John FE. Duffy
Holy Cross Cemetery
Fulton
Grafton, Olio
Labor ‘Party
Israel
First Church
Lima
Jean Clague
William
Herbert van Feightner
Lorain's
Bernard Konowal
Petro Lopez
Maria
Barcelona
Spain
M. J. O'Leary
Sheffield Lake
Gulf Refining Eo8
Rellie Armstrong
Clearview High School
T. C. Simpson
Guy
Findley
Holland Furnace Co
Lester and
Caroline Fhelps
R. D. Grafton
Columbia High School
Sheriff's Department
Milton F. Hahn
James Horn
Hahn
William Weaver
Grafton
Chamberlain Road
Orville Terrell
C. Lord
Mark Wyatt
Allison Heath
Caldwell Street
Dorothy Heath
Wellington Grange Hall
Jack Nesbitt
Dairy Welfare Committee
Hoard's Dairymen
Milk Producers Federation of
Israeli
Egypt
Police Dept
Govnor Williams
Tannery Street
West River Street
Thelma Hollis
R. D
Melvoy Bell
Williams
Clarence W. Roberts
Sherif Street
Cordell Burgess
Lodi Street
Bud Taylor
South Bend
Ind
New York Central
William Callahan
Second Street
Lawrence Bowling
Kiwanis Club
Redor
Gous Auung
Saeen
Sane
Central
Pasnog
Sresecinyt
Grafton Lumber CO
George Livingston
Nehi Bottling Plant
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