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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

14

Contract Or Strike At American Crucible Co

A special Loew 4 AFL Molders and Foundry Workers Union meeting is set for Monday to decide on a contract extension or a strike at American Crucible Co. A negative vote could trigger a walkout at midnight. The union notes a substantial wage offer, the third proposal since negotiations began, with officials naming district representative Carl Shermak and others.

Lorain Loew 4 AFL Molders and Foundry Workers Union American Crucible Co Carl Shermak

Air Conditioned Room Ready For Grand Jury

The grand jury meets Tuesday in an air conditioned courtroom at Laram County’s modern courthouse. Two 14 ton air conditioners were installed this week after Judge John D. Pimeura requested the upgrade. Nineteen cases are on the clerk’s docket, with several more expected. New pendings include Lucien DuFresne Jr. of Hartford Conn. for second degree manslaughter in a Route 2 and 6 traffic death, James Christie Jr. of Lorain for auto theft, Juanita Collins of Amherst for assault and battery, James Gunter for receiving stolen property, Verle Shifler of 214 Bon An Ave., and James Waldo Smith of 21 Parsons Rd. for breaking and entering Wagon Wheel, plus a second charge against South for Evans Lanes burglary May 22.

Laram Damimon Pleas John D. Pimeura Lucien DuFresne Jr Hartford Conn Fort Riley Kan James Christie Jr Lorain Juanita Collins Amherst James Gunter Verle Shifler Bon An Ave James Waldo Smith Parsons Rd

Diamond Grinding Wheel Cooling Device Patented

Erm L. Thomas of Elyria, Ohio, patenting a cooling device for diamond grinding wheels to reduce overheating. The design uses an array of cooling blades welded to the wheel, trapping and directing air near the diamond concentration to cool without altering wheel standards. The device aims to improve wheel life and performance. a working model exists but not in use.

Erm L Thomas

Elyria Amvets Post Leaders Attend State Conclave

John Cerlan commander of Elyria Amvets Post 32 and Al Tucaynski adjutant left today to attend the state convention in Mansfield. Tonight awards will be presented at the Alan Mansfield Leland Hotel for best membership records. Elyria Post 320 placed fourth for new members in Class B and second in Class 2 membership standings.

John Cerlan Elyria Amvets Post al ‘Tucaynski Mansfield Alansfield Leland Hotel Elyria Post Frederic D. Stanton Cerlan Amvets Tos

Conduct Charge Brings $25 Fine

Donald A. Hamric, 24, of 3332 Chestnut Ridge Rd Northaville, was arrested at 3:50 a.m. inlets at 319 West Third St. on complaint of Arthur Reynolds from that address. Hamric was reported to have been fighting with Reynolds. Municipal Court today fined Hamric $25 and costs by Judge Frank Wilcox on a disorderly conduct charge.

Donald A. Hamric Chestnut Ridge Rd North Areville West Third St Arthur Reynolds Hamricr Reyx Haman Frank Wilcox

Elyrian Attends Ohio Credit Union Directors Meeting

Elyria area representatives Alfred Emery of Elyria Division Federal Credit Union and Ida Bureel of Norwalk St Paul Pansh Fedal Credit unions attend the Ohio Credit Union Leagues board of directors meeting in Dayton.

Tan Area Elyria Dayton Ohio Credit Union Leagues Board of Directors Elyrian Alfred Emery Marseilles Ave Pfaudier Elyria Division Federal Credit Union Ida Bureel St. Paul Pansh Fedal Credit Sions

Help Needed Youth Dies In Crash

Detroit report states Guy Reid, held for burglary, was in crash while rummaging through a Crystal Lake home. Reid struck William Bernstein, 17, killed by attack then fled as police found him two blocks away, noting Reid dropped his glasses and groped along, unable to read county home street signs. Police later picked him up near Jey Pike after the wreck on Lower Valley road.

Detroit Guy Reid Reid Springfield William Bernstein Vaughn Rose Crystal Lake Bernstein Clark County Val Jey Pike County Home

Ex-Elyrian's Story Featured in GM Folks

A former Elyrian, Heos Welton C. White, rising from maintenance to purchasing director, is profiled in GM Folks. The Syracuse transfer, family moves, and White's career path from follow-up to stock controller are outlined amid note of GM Folks suspension.

General Motors Heos Welton C. White Syracuse A .Brown B-L-C Elsha White GM Folks

Jury to be drawn again in Bellevue contractor shooting trial

Fremont D. LKP reports that Bellevue contractor George Kelso faces trial for shooting his wife Laura Kelso with intent to kill. After six hours of deadlocked deliberations, Judge HW Cilbertson dismissed the jury and ordered a new panel to be seated. Laura survived the February attack and the couple later divorced.

Laura Bellevue Hospital

Protesters Seek State Probe Into Plum Creek Pollution

About 100 Hales Hill residents and business leaders urge a state Water Pollution Control Board investigation of Plum Creek pollution blamed on the Oberlin sewage plant. Thomas Jose Jr. says a petition will be mailed today as odor persists despite recent pump repairs and added chlorine. Health officials found the plant operating satisfactorily and noted efforts to flush the creek with several million gallons of water.

Carlisle Hales Hill Plum Creek Oberlin Thomas Jose Jr State Water Pollution Control Board Columbus Jose East Community Association Fred Weis Nicholas Weber Marion Fisher Lorain County Health Department Claude G. Krueck Raymond Wagoner State Wealth Office Cuyahoga Falls Fisher Cleveland Weisbred Herman Davis

Motorists Report Assaults In Two Night Incidents

Two assaults on motorists were reported to the sheriff s department last night. Robert Gayeska of 645 West River St described being forced off East Hamilton Street near Rt 20 by a 1956 Oldsmobile at 3 45 a m and then struck on the head causing a gash that required seven stitches at Elyma Memorial Hospital. He did not know his attackers. A second assault occurred on East Hamilton Street at 12 48 a m as Rudolph Bachniki of East Hamilton Street was followed into his driveway by unidentified men who attempted to beat him after he exited his car according to deputies James Howard and John Stefan.

Sheriff's Department Robert Guyeska West River St East Hamilton St Rudolph Bachniki James Howard John Stefan

Playmakers Board Hears Final Report

The Playmakers board held their annual dinner at the Graystone Hotel and reviewed last year’s attendance, noting over 2000 spectators for the closing show Stalag 17. Directors will plan productions for the coming season and seek member suggestions via mailing address Playmakers P.O. Box 104 Elyria.

Gray-stone Stalag 17 Playmakers P.O. Box Elyria

Astronomical Society Plans Meeting Tonight

Members of the Black River Astronomical Society meet at 7 30 in Holy Hall with John W Ward en as speaker. He will share tips for drawing planetary views as Mars nears Earth and how to illustrate findings after chewing other planets. An advance notice invites Aug 11 Ohio Turnpike Amateur Astrologers for a picnic and star party near Warren with other groups.

Black River Asronomical Society Holy Hall John W. Warden Cleveland Art Institute Mars Earth Ohio Turnpike Amateur Astrologers Warren

Fire at Bill Naylor’s Cafe ruled harmless blaze

Firemen were called to Bill Naylor's Cafe at 581 Broad Street at 4 pm yesterday but found no damage. The fire involved burning papers in a metal waste paper basket and was blamed on smoker's carelessness. No injuries or damage were reported.

Bill Naylor Broad St

Elyria Man Returns From Conference

Robert G. Hochenedel sales manager of Randy Payne Lincoln Mercury in Elyria was among ten dealership management representatives attending the 24th Dealership Management Conference in Detroit. The Mercury Division Ford Motor Co sponsored the two week event reviewing all phases of automotive management and selling with Mercury and Lincoln dealership representatives.

Robert G. Hochenedel Randy Payne Lincoln-Mercury Elyria Detroit Mercury Ford Motor Co Lincoln

Clinton Ave Re Zoning Hearing Set

Elyria City Council schedules a 7 pm public hearing in council chambers on Clinton Ave zoning from B 2 to B 1 at the corner of Clinton and Lake. Also on the agenda are the sewage plant power contract, underground lighting cost differential, a Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority 100 unit low rent project report, and storm sewer costs and specs for Harvard and Cornell Aves presented by City Engineer Robert Kleinoeder.

Elyria Clinton Ave Clinton and Lake Ave White Way Boulevard Building and Lands Committee Lorain

285 To Resume Work After Two Day Strike Ends At Electro Alloys

An AFL Molders strike at Electro Alloys Division of American Brake Shoe Co ended after a 13.4 cent hourly package benefit was agreed. About 285 production workers return to work with a one year contract effective June 14 and a 32 percent across the board wage increase plus 2.4 cents in other benefits. Bargaining followed an all day session with Local 383 officials and a city judge presiding over contract talks.

Afl-Molders Electro-Alloys American Brake Shoe Co Amalgamated C. E Christie Carl Shermak Walter Loraty Wagner LeRoy Kelly Municipal James Nagy West 38Th St Kelly Nagy Edward Kiefer Lorain Rt. 58 North Ridge Rd Kiefer Amherst Ohio Highway Patrol Larry Payne Worth Ridge Rd Sherman Robert Watters Afl-Pattern Makers AFL Taylor St

Coen Named Disposal Plant Head In Elyria

Charles B. Coen was named by Mayor J Grant Keys as acting superintendent of Elyria sewage treatment plant effective today. He had been plant employee since May 1951 and has been assistant superintendent in charge of maintenance. Wilbur Bauer will continue as assistant in charge of operation and specialize in laboratory procedures.

Charles B. Coen J. Grant Keys Elyria Coen Hem Ault Wilbur Bauer Herman Bloem Bauer

Youth Charged With Accosting Elyria Woman

A one year old youth who arrived two weeks ago from Florida and living in Elyria was picked up by Elyria Police and admitted accosting Mrs Mildred Wales at 270 Harrison Street on Washington Avenue Sunday night. The youth will be turned over to Juvenile Court authorities.

Elyria Mildred Wales Harrison St Washington Ave Florida

Wellington Man Fined and Jailed After Scuffle

Wellington resident Jess Pelfry of Peck Wadsworth Road was jailed in Wellington after an arrest for intoxication and disorderly conduct following a fight at 11:29 p m. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct and 3 dollars plus costs for intoxication, with fines suspended and costs continued. Justice Harrison Comstock said a peace bond would be required and the search for the other man involved in the fight continued.

Wellington Jess Pelfry Peck Wadsworth Pelfry Justice of the Peace Harrison Comstock Pelfiry Comstock Valn To

Industry Requests Facility Site for Brownhelm Plant

Four unnamed industry officials met Lorain County commissioners at Elyria Country Club to discuss building a sewage disposal plant for the Brownhelm Tract area. The group, joined by Commissioners Dunn and Thompson and others, weighed a county-wide bond plan to fund a larger plant serving local industry and surrounding growth. No decision was reached. talks resume Monday with prosecutor and county engineer present.

Brownhelm Lorain County Elyria Country Club Oscar G. Dunn J. Norman Thompson Atty. James Christie Elyria Wallace Chapin Lorain E. M. Johns New York Central Railroad

Judge Wilcox Attends Ohio Traffic Court Conference

Judge Frank M. Wilcox of Elysia Municipal Court attended the annual Ohio State Traffic Court Conference at Ohio State University in Columbus. In his absence the court was presided over by Attorney L. R. Boyion yesterday.

Frank M. Wilcox Elyssia Municipal Court Columbus Ohio State Ohio State University Atty. L. R. Boyion

Girls State Opens Today at Columbus Capital University

About 636 delegates to Buckeye Girls State arrive in Columbus and will occupy Capital University for a week. Sponsored by the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary, delegates were chosen by scholarship and personality after completing their junior year. A simulated state government with a legislature, two counties and 14 cities will be formed.

Columbus (I Buckeye Columbus Capital University Ohio American Legion Amxiliary

Bastardy Case Is Continued In Carlisle Township

The bastardy case against Joseph Robinson of 412 Clinton Ave has been continued and he is free on bond furnished by John Robinson of 420 Clinton Ave. Joseph was arrested earlier this week on a complaint by Annie May Martin of Wood St Carlisle Township. An earlier report incorrectly named John Robinson as the man arrested.

Joseph Robinson Clinton Ave John Robinson Joseph Annie May Martin Wood St Carlisle Township

Correction on Elyria Hospital discharge naming

Thad Smith of 336 Fairmount Street states he is the person discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital Thursday, correcting previous hospital notices which had named Mrs. Thad Smith. The correction clarifies identity and fixes the published discharge error from yesterday.

Thad Smith Fairmont St Elyria Memorial Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sandra Slauter Sandra West Broad St Cats Lan-Yen Su-Kyan Ral-Lee Chronicle-Telegram Thotoy Shermak Lous Sivinsk Company of Frals Charles Horzer Tuchard Stith Jack Walsh American Crucials Afl-Allied Industrial Workers Apulnited Auto Workers L Iteky State Astronomical Society Elyria Man Nasy Jay Charles B. Corn John Becker Roosevelt Ave Mary Lou Belter Euclid Jom Mary Lou Judge Wilcox
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