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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1970

Page

2

Joseph & Feiss Opens 1.7 Million Elyria Plant

The Joseph & Feiss Co opens a 1.7 million dollar Elyria factory with 63 000 square feet of space and capacity for about 500 workers. The plant will produce suit coats and sports jackets with no cutting done on site and accounting handled in Cleveland. Richard S. Adler and Sol Blandrell cut the ribbon as leadership notes.

Joseph & Feiss Co Joseph & Feiss Elyria Cleveland Richard S. Adler Sol Blandrell Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Sol Blandzell C-T

Nursing School to Stripe 2 Men at Elyria Memorial

Capping ceremony for 4 freshmen at MB Johnson School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital is Monday at 8 p m in Elyria High School Auditorium. Two male students Robert Cotter and Kenneth Lee will receive stripes signaling completion of early training phase.

MB. Johnson School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria High School Ashland College Robert Cotter East Ave Elyria Kenneth Lee Park Ave Amherst

Trash explosion warned by New England council head

Edward Mayo president of the Kennebunkport Maine Dump Association told a New England Council meeting that the United States faces a vast trash buildup. He warned one year's litter would cover a four lane highway from New York to San Francisco to a depth of one foot.

New Castle N.H United States New York San Francisco Edward Mayo Kennebunkport Maine New England Council

Defense Questions Timeline in Richard Sargent Murder Case

Witness Patricia Richie testified Sargent was seen in the Dewey Road Inn the day before the June 1968 Harwath and Metcalf killings. Evidence included a .22 revolver, .32 bullets, and a Hungarian P37 pistol as the likely murder weapon, linking Sargent to the scene.

Russell Sherman Patricia Richie Richard Sargent Amherst Township Louis Harwath Sargent Indianapolis Harwath Jarvis Metcalf Richie Dewey Road Inn

Motorcyclist Hurt In Car Cycle Crash Near Elyria

A 17 year old motorcyclist Duane W. Jeffrey of 6230 Center Ridge Rd. suffered multiple injuries when his cycle collided with a car driven by Robert C. Hahn 63 of 817 West Ave. Elyria police said the 3 02 p m incident on Middle Avenue involved a left turn onto Eighth Street. Both vehicles had moderate damage.

Fair Ee Elyria Memorial Hospital Middle Avenue Duane W. Jeffrey Center Ridge Rd Robert C. Hahn West Ave Elyria Hahn Auto Eighth Street Jeffrey

U.S. Recognizes Argentine Junta as Argentina's Government

The United States announced diplomatic recognition of the military junta as the legal government of Argentina, marking a formal shift in international posture and formal ties with Buenos Aires.

Washington API United States Argentina

Special panel formed to study Elyria teachers pay dispute

A three member panel led by Robert L. Gollmar investigates Elyria City Schools finances and a pay dispute with the Elyria Education Association. ERNEST WATT represents teachers and Dr Wayne R McQuillin represents the school board. The panel seeks a negotiated solution after a failed 7.5 mill operating levy.

Elyria Robert L. Gollmar Elyria Foundry American Corp Gollmar Ernest Watt Elyria Education Association Wayne R. McQuillin Elyria City Elyria Public Garford Ave

Ohio U graduates get diplomas by mail amid campus unrest

Ohio University vows never again as about 4 000 graduates receive diplomas by mail amid campus unrest. Claude R. Sowle chairs a 72 hour workshop to draft 100 recommendations including a central policy council and expanded campus security, with possible curfews and color ID cards for students and staff.

Ohio College Ohio U Claude R. Sowle Agaumn Sowle Sowlesa Courts of Law Mes Tus

Two patternmakers to retire from Elyria Foundry

James McClements and Herman Saxon of Elyria will retire Friday after 92 years combined service at the Elyria Foundry Division of Chromalloy American Corp. Both naturalized U. S. citizens and Patternmakers Association members plan to relax. McClements born in Scotland in 1895 came to the U. S. in 1923 and started at the foundry in 1926. Saxon born in 1892 in Hungary came to the U. S. 74 years ago and began at the foundry in 1922.

Herman Saxon James McClements Elyria Foundry Elyria Foundry Division Chromalloy American Corp Rockfern Ave Cleveland St Elyria U. S The Patternmakers Association McClements Hamilton Scotland Lake Ave U.S Lorain Marie Herman Amherst James

Brunswick boy drowns in park lake

A 12-year-old Brunswick boy, David Brooks, drowned at Valley View Lake Park in Medina County. Deputies said he vanished from a Vacation Bible School outing on Route 14 near Route 18. his body was recovered about 827 PM after about 20 minutes missing as the group prepared to leave.

Saxon Hungary First United Methodist Church Medina Brunswick Valley View Lake Park Medina County Sheriff's Deputies David Brooks Layman Brooks Ganyard Dr Rt 14 Rt 18

Norwalk Church Volunteers to Pay City Income Tax

Parishioners at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Norwalk are urged to raise annual pledges by half a percent to fund city services. Rector T G S Whitney says the move demonstrates ongoing community outreach and willingness to share responsibilities, though details of total funds are not disclosed.

Norwalk City Norwalk UPI St Paul's Episcopal Church St. Paul’s T.G.S. Whitney Whitney

Youth who saved flag gets one from Capitol

Columbus State University student Kurt Schmitt was honored by U S Reps Chalmers Wine and Samuel Devine in Columbus for grabbing a fallen flag to shield it during a May 1 campus demonstration. The flag had flown over the Capitol Building in Washington.

Columbus UPT Kurt Schmitt Ohio State University Chalmers Wine Samuel Devine Capitol Washington Schmitt ROTC Devines

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