Elyria Firm Moves Enameling Plant to New Building
Lorain Metal Treating Co. a small Elyria industry focused on porcelain enameling appliances, relocates to a new concrete block facility at 1501 West River St near Ely Village. Led by Joseph E. Smith the firm employs 13 to 15 workers handling stove grates heater fronts and light reflectors with two electric furnaces a drying oven a pickling room and a conveyor system.
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Lorain Metal Treating Co
Joseph E. Smith
Elyria
West River St
Ely Village
ITS Rubber Co
North
Maple St
George W. Smith
LMT
Lorain
California Firm Hires Ex-Elyrian Engineer Ludwig
California firm announces the hiring of ex Elyrian Lloyd G. Ludwig a mechanical engineer from Elyria High School Ohio State University CAL Tech and active Tau Beta Pi Sigma Xi and SAE members. He joins the Ramo Wooldridge Guided Missile Research Division Los Angeles bringing experience in automatic flight controls vibration testing missile control analysis and heat transfer and anti icing hydraulic design. The company leads in research development and manufacturing for communications control systems digital computing data processing and missile guidance under Air Force programs.
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Lloyd G. Ludwig
Elyrian
Guided Missile Research
Ramo-Wooldridge II Corp
Los Angeles
Ludwig
West
88Th St
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
California Institute of Technology
Tau Beta Pi
Sigma Xi
Ramo-Wooldridge
Investment Q&A at Colson picnic contends hold all shares
A reader asks which stock to sell to buy a new issue. The adviser says sell none of current holdings Continental Can General Telephone U.S. Steel after noting the oil issue lacks details and resembles boiler-room tactics. The column also discusses growth stocks and prudent investing.
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Continental Can
General Telephone Corp
U.S. Steel
Boil
Birmingham
Clarence
Florence
Aalto
National Tube Executives Win Big Promotions
Two National Tube Co. division sales executives received major promotions. William J. McKee, of VicKeesport, Pa., becomes assistant vice president, and Robert E. Williams, long based in San Francisco, is named general manager of sales. Both effective June 16. McKee has worked at National Tube since 1912 and Williams previously served at Columbia Steel from 1935 to 1956.
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National Tube Co
Henry J. Wallace
Pittswigh
United States Steel Corp
William J. McKee
VicKeesport
Robert E. Williams
San Francisco
McKee
Williams
Coumbia Steel Co
Clevelander Named Manager for Julius Mathews Agency
Jack Weaver from Cleveland returns to his hometown to manage the Julius Mathews Special Agency in Elyria. A Ohio State University graduate, he has spent a year with the agency and previously worked on the New York City sales staff. The firm represents The Chronicle Telegram nationally and serves many newspapers. Weaver’s mother is Frances Hawkins. his grandfather A C Hawkins lives at 401 East Bridge Street. He spent summers in Elyria as a youth and attended Buchtel High School in Akron.
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Jack Weaver
Cleveland
Julius Mathews
Ohio State University
Weaver
New York City
Juiing
Mathews
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyra
Francs Hawkins
A. C. Hawkins
East Bridge Street
Elyria
Akron
3Uchtel High School
Scotsman is Studebaker low priced car in U S market
Detroit radio wire FRANK SNYDER reports the Studebaker Scotsman priced from 1776 to 1995 with heat er defroster signals tax and delivery included. It offers 101 hp and 25 mpg in solid Highland Gray Lombard Green or Admiral Blue. Big Three watch demand as GM Ford and Chrysler may respond.
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Detroit
INS
Studebaker
U. S
Sydney A. Skillman
Skillman
Harold E. Churchill
Studebaker-Packard Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
South Amherst Women’s Guild Travel Talk on NY and UN tour
South Amherst, Mrs Harold Ksop Sr spoke to St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild on her New York and United Nations tour from last fall. Minutes note July break, Aug 7 picnic at Mrs Paul Gainck’s home, candy and dish cloth sales, sick calls seven in May, $10 to Guild Challenge, and TB and leper project donations. Members brought in items for the TB and leper drive as finish dates run to September.
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South Amherst
Harold Ksop Sr
Women’s Guild of
St. John's
Paul Gainck
Women's Guild Challenge
Church Building Fund
John Varga
Rom Willis
Women's Society Delays Meeting to Next Week
The Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church postpones its regular meeting to next week. The rescheduled session will occur during the four day convention at Linwood Park from June 11 to June 14, per Mrs. Robert Baumhart.
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Amherst
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Baumhart
Linwood Park
Rus
Ohachive ® S
Man mistakes car for another after collision in lot
In Hammond Indiana a driver, dazed and intoxicated, claimed the damaged vehicle wasn't his and noticed his keys fit an almost identical automobile parked nearby, suggesting a confused roadside mix up after the collision.
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Hammond
Brake pedal grows to cue safer long trips in new cars
Russell engineers push bigger brake pedal on latest models to prompt safer road testing. The feature accompanies guidance on test runs, ignition timing, battery checks, transmission expansion, and careful maintenance practices for reliable travel.
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Joe
New York State
Reserve Cooperation Cited Honors Kiddie Airlines Leader
Elyria resident figures in a national award ceremony as Air Force Reserve Centers honor Kiddie Airlines executives. John Paul Riddle receives a Defense Department facsimile award for outstanding cooperation with reservists. Licking, main Riddle airport in Miami, and Reserve pilots comprise eight percent of the 215 crew.
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Elyria
Air Force Reserve Centers
Kiddie Airlines
John Paul Riddle
Department of Defense
Cleveland
F. W. Marshfield
AFRC
Licking
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Riddle
Miami
Cincinnat
Louisville
The New York Push that Went 35 MPH to a Collision
A humorous tale from a New York paper about a stalled driver with an automatic transmission needing 35 mph to start, a kind donor, and a car crash. The story spread across Boston and college papers, illustrating how wit travels. The ad copy hints at used cars and Shrine Hospital Days, with references to RANDY PAYNE LINCOLN MERCURY and prominent figures.
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N. W.A
New York
Boston
National Shrine Hospital
Eroadcasting Co
Shrine Band
Welcome To
Randy Payne
Lincoln-Mer
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Chippewa Lake Park
Charles Hazelton
Helen Faortman
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J. French
Eli Lilly
Pfizer
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Warner Lambert
Roger E. Spear
National Tube
Clevelander
Mrs. Klady
Big Three
By Frank Snyder
South Amherst Women’s Guild
Women’s Society
Cabe
Automotive News
Frederick
Russell
Geveral
Tonneau
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Coffey Bros
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Phome
Radi Dle Airlines
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Shrine Hospital
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