Amherst Lorence Named to Top Hospital Post
Gerald C. Lorence 42 of Lorain will become Amherst Hospital administrator starting July 5, succeeding Conrad Zilch whose resignation for health reasons was accepted last night. Lorence has been Norwalk assistant administrator since 1959 after joining Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in 1957 and previously served at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain. He is a native of Lorain County and active in regional hospital associations. He plans to keep living in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Gerald C. Lorence
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Amherst Hospital Association
Amherst Hospital
Lorence
Conrad Zilch
Busipews
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Cie Hospital
Lorain County
Lorence Brothers and Roth
Zilch Funeral Home
United Community Services Formed In Elyria Merger Report
At a special meeting in the Masonic Temple, leaders from United Fund Community Chest Health Foundation and Welfare Council merged their four groups into a single charitable corporation named The United Community Services of Greater Elyria Inc. The aim is to coordinate city welfare work for the greater Elyria area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
United Fund, Community Chest, Health Foundation, and Welfare Council
United Community Services of
Elyria Man Named Probation Supervisor and Union Plan
Joseph Caton of Elyria is named probation supervisor by Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Henry P. Webber. Caton, 32, holds an MA from Catholic University and returns after two and a half years as a juvenile probation officer. He will oversee probation officers, develop a probation program, and supervise trainees while earning $535 per month with half funded by a state bureau. The article also covers United Fund reorganizations and the creation of a single central organization, UCS, with new board appointments and divisions for fundraising budgeting planning and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Caton
Elyria
Henry P. Webber
Caton
John Dierna
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Dierna
Bureau of Juvenile Placement and Development
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Timothy
Brian
T18
East Ave
Backers Seek Support for 3.4 Million City Hospital
Hospital Facilities Committee backed by council allies opened an intensive drive to win votes for a 3.4 million bed hospital. A dinner review involved eight of 11 council members, with a Monday airings planned and a bond issue bill due by July 21, as officials split over funding alongside a separate 5.3 million rail crossing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Frank Gali
HFC
Ford Plant Problems To Be Aired In Lorain Meeting
Ford Motor Co Lorain plant faces a potential new walkout as union leaders plan a Sunday meeting at UAW Local 405 hall to discuss plant problems and a possible strike vote. The sessions follow a four day wildcat strike that left about 19 suspended and drew pressure for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
John Reese
Detroit
UAW
17Th
Washington Ave
Committee Deliberates Excess Funds for Fire Hydrants and Radio
The city finance committee discussed earmarked funds that may be unused after a new two mill levy. They expect to divert about $7,000 to fire hydrants and $4,000 to police salary accounts, with potential use for a city radio changeover by August 1963.
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City Council
Ee SS
Police and Fire Department
Fire Department
Police Department
W. N. Bates
Eftra
Labor leaders to attend ICFTU meeting in Brussels
AFL-CIO chief George Meany and UAW President Walter P. Reuther will attend the executive board meeting of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions in Brussels Belgium from June 27 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Brussels
Belgium
Costs Near $7 Million In Villages
Lorain County's 13 villages spent 6,962,377 last year with receipts totaling 6,575,099. Income came from property taxes, gasoline taxes, auto licenses, sales and intangible taxes, water works, electric plants, sanitation, sewer charges, bond issues and loans, fines, and parking meters. Expenditures were mainly transfers and loan payments with significant spending on general government, police and fire, streets, water, sewers, and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
James A. Rhodes
Man Faces Bad Check Charge in Lorain County
Lamont Renee, 31, a public employee of the Ohio Courts and Judges Association, pleaded innocent to issuing a bad check and gave up preliminary hearing rights. He was scheduled for grand jury appearance after admitting May collections by his group, while local residents believed funds supported local judges. A $42 check to a door-to-door collector bounced, triggering the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Dayton
Lorain County Grand Jury
Lamont Renee
Nelatons
Ohio Courts and Judges Association
Grand Jury
Renee
Kelena
Lorain Schools Survey Gets Board Approval
The Lorain City Board of Education approved a $15,000 two year survey of Lorain Public Schools led by Dr. William R. Flesher and 35 educator probes from Ohio State University. The contract covers administration teaching staff students and possibly public opinion with a $1.90 per student cost.
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Lorain
Lorain City
John Tender
Glorioso
C. V. Province
Adrian Bedeski
Polite Teller Defies Holdup Man at Mellon Bank
Pittsburgh bank employee James McCune Jr. refused a hold up request at Mellon National Bank East Liberty. The would be robber passed a note through the window but McCune calmly replied with a brief, firm refusal before the man departed without action.
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McCune
Garden Questions Answered by John W Varga
The Chronicle Telegram answer man John W Varga will be in the office tomorrow from 10 30 to 11 30 a m to answer lawn and garden questions. Call FA 3 3321 Elyria or CH 3 6173 Lorain to reach him. He notes roses dogwood white birch and almilar shrubs show effects of wet frets from poor drainage, so address drainage areas now and with land this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Varga
Chronicle-Telegram
Varga
Elyria
Lorain
Donohoe Named First Assistant at Elyria Catholic High School
Rev. Robert W. Donohoe, a Cleveland priest, named next fall as assistant and spiritual and guidance director at Elyria Catholic High School. He will teach, live at St. Agnes rectory, assist in parish Sundays, and comes after ordination in 1930 with further studies at John Carroll University and Duquesne. Several other priest assignments and transfers across the diocese were announced, including new principals and parish ministry moves.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Robert W. Donohoe
Edward F. Hoban
Diocese of
Cleveland
Joseph B. Lehane
Elyria
Fr Donohoe
St. Agnes
St. Joseph Parish
Cuyahoga Falls
St. Cecelia Parish
Borromeo Seminary
Eppley
Elyrians
George E. Eppley
St. Mary Parish
Borromeo
Holy Name High School
Francis A. Son
Elyrian Urban Obringer
Lorain
St. John Parish
St. Stephen Parish
John 3. Kraker
Robert Labella
St. Peter Parish
Joseph L. McFarland
St. Mary Church
Our Lady of Peace
John J. Hayes
St Mary
John F. Anderson
St. Mary
St. Matthew
Akron
County group hears fair employment code and growth benefits
Lorain County employers heard Ohio Civil Rights Commission supervisor Chester Gray explain fair employment practices at a noon seminar cohosted by the Lorain County Industrial Association and the Elyria Lorain Chambers of Commerce. He emphasized performance based hiring to avoid discrimination and boost labor market initiative, noting confidential resolution efforts and possible court action if needed.
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Ohio
Commissio
Rain County
Chester Gray
New Onin Cavil Fights Commission
Lorain County Industrial Association
Elyria and Lorain Chambers of Commerce
Gray
CWET
Two Sentenced In County Theft Cases
Two men faced charges in county theft cases. Floyd Ball, 20, was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to the lesser offense of unarmed robbery in a Dec 21 hold up at John Yacyszyn’s store on Route 58 north of Oberlin. Another case involved sentencing in a separate armed robbery arraignment before Judge Le Roy E. Kelly.
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Weewato Wee
Probation Department
LeRoy IE. Kelly
Floyd Ball
John Yacyszyn
Oberlin
Mansfield Reformatory
Oberlin man sentenced in burglary and theft case
Charles A. Layne, 45, of 172 Groveland Street Oberlin, pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property valued at 1159 from the Herb Chapin residence at 101 King Street Oberlin on April 2 and was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary. Alphonse Muldrow, 201 North Main Street Oberlin, also charged in the same transaction, pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property worth 5, fined 300 and costs, and jailed for days. Leroy Robinson, 41, of 200 West Main Street Lorain, pleaded guilty to burglary at 1703 Livingston Avenue Lorain on April 5.
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Oberlin
Charles A. Layne
Groveland S T
Herb Chapin
King St
Alphonse Muldrow
North Main St
Probafon Department For
Leroy Robinson
West Mth St
Lorain
Edward Smith
Livingston Ave
Ride with Rocky motorcade planned to end at GOP convention
Plans announced for a nationwide ride with Rocky motorcade that will originate at various points and conclude in Chicago at the Republican National Convention. Msgr. Edward J. Halloran of Ridgeville is hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Elyma Memorial Hospital following late Wednesday admission. The nature of his illness remains undisclosed.
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Rocky Motorcade
New York
UPI
Rocky
Chicago
Msgr. Halloran
Ridgeville
Edward J. Halloran
St. Peter Churen
North Ridgeville
Elyma Memorial Hospital
Msgr
Halloran
Blind Woman To Run Building Snack Bar In Elyria
A snack bar operated by a blind Lorain woman, Miss Aida Cicco, will open on the Robinson Building third floor in Elyria on June 28. The venture, first of its kind in Lorain County, is by the Ohio State Department of Public Welfare Division of Services For the Blind in cooperation with building owners Harry Robinson and Robert Rice. The state agency will provide inventory and initial staff training. profits go to Cicco. The bar runs 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, with Saturday hours possible, and will offer coffee, sandwiches, ice cream, confections, soft drinks, doughnuts, cigarettes, and el-frars. Approximately 1% of the building’s 100 expected customers are employees.
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Elyria
Robinson
Lorain County
Ohio State Department of Public Welfare Division of Services For
Harry Robinson
Robert Rice
Lorain
Miss Aida Cicco
Garfield Blvd
Robinson Building
Division of
Services For the
Ohio
John D. Kelly
Columbus
Kelly
Miss Cieco
John Newton
Miss Creco
J. N. Rassler
Oss Cieco
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United Community Services Unit
Greater Elyria
New Consolidated Corporation
Otto B. Schoepfle
United Fund
Schoepfle
Greater
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Charles J.snoble
UCS
Theodore Berg
F. J. Gottfried
Lawrence Montrose
Frank X
Oldenburg
Walter G.warriner
C. Hager Burkhard
Ralph H. Chapman
William E.cromling
G. R. Hargate
Harold E. McDonald
Robert B. Rother
W. G. Scott
William P. Camp
Weldon W. Case
John B. Findling
E. C. Harr
Dale C. Kellogg
Charles J. Snoble
R. G. Thomas
Tee
United Health Foundation
United Community Services
Community Chest
Community Welfare Council
Ford
Labor Meeting
Lorain Schools
By Patricia Mason
Commission
Common Pleas Court
Connecticut
FEP
Du|fies
Pleas Court
Joe Jones
William Henry Ross
12Th St
Jones
Ross
William Grob
United Steelworkers
Golden Age Club
Lorain Area
Grob
National Tube Mill
Hall
Broadway
Michael Busich
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