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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1957

Page

8

Incorporation petitions, rail spur talks, and city notes

In Elyria area news Lorain County trustees submitted a corrected petition for Black River Township incorporation. Lorain City Council utilities committee denied a railroads spur to the new National Gypsum Co. plant, with the matter referred to the council. The city saw a 1956 regional income edge, Elyria residents averaging $6,557 per family.

Black River Township Lorain Lish National Gypsum Co United States Elyria John Keller West River Rd

Lorain Ordered to Provide Water and Sewer Services

Lorain city court ordered provision of water and sewer services to VMJ Company for a shopping center partly in the city. Council approved a 38000 sidewalk program in second ward, Elyria Housing Association plans an immediate survey of sub standard housing, and Jaycees Jack Smith and Phil Kaiser win top honors. East Ave rezoning to commercial and Bell Ave street acceptance noted. A new water billing system was approved, and a cloudburst closed Cascade Park for mud cleanup. Two workers escape a cave in on a storm project.

Lorain Common Pleas John D. Pincura VMJ Company, Inc Elyria Citizens Housing Association Jack Smith Phil Kaiser Elyria Elyria City East Ave East Fourth St Bell Ave Water Department Pittsfield Floyd Cain Jr Oberlin Lorn Dale Kinser Globe Ave Rt. 254 Ridgesville Cascade Park Virgin Powers Amherst Louis ‘Lewis Second St Cornell Ave

Camden 4 H Club Receives Two More Sewing Machines

In Elyria based Singer Sewing Machine Co presented two portable machines to Camden Careful Clippers 4 H Club boosting total to four for 18 members. Eight members demonstrated sewing skills while advisors Mrs. Joe Rym and Mrs. Junior Lang assisted. Next meeting set for Monday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Rym’s home.

Laura Lang Francis Grunsky Margerie Buczek Yolanda Neal Donna Blankenship Joe Rym Junior Lang

39 Chosen UAW Union Spokesmen and Stewards

Thirty five stewards and four time study representatives were elected by Local 971 United Auto Workers at Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company for two year terms. Elected stewards by zone include Ken Justen Frank Lucas Grace Flowers Thelma Boyle Minnie Good Joe Padley Eugene Smoith Wilma Garn James Tracy Dennis Hopkins Zone 2 figures Frank Cameron Hugh Sudro Charles Neeson Walter Lucki Mary Botamer Ann McKinley Zone 3 names Melvin Donovan Vic Halitzka Russell Whyte Ben Evanosky Harold Hubbell Billy Goodwin Wayne Burich Eugene Thomas Charles Miller Joe Zlatkowski Zone 4 list Walter Stobie Ralph McGinnis Irma Dyer Charles Dowling John Soroka Arnold Michael William Broswik Henry Walker Zone 5 Timekeepers John Plavchan Hugh Thomas Ernest Jackson Al Totter Dale Kellogg.

United Auto Workers Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company General Machine Shop Ken Justen Frank Lucas Grace Flowers Thelma Boyle Minnie Good Joe Padley Eugene Smoith Wilma Garn James Tracy Dennis Hopkins Frank Cameron Hugh Sudro Charles Neeson Walter Lucki Mary Botamer Ann McKinley Melvin Donovan Vic Halitzka Russell Whyte Ben Evanosky Harold Hubbell Billy Goodwin Wayne Burich Eugene Thomas Charles Miller Joe Zlatkowski Walter Stobie Ralph McGinnis Irma Dyer Charles Dowling John Soroka Arnold Michael William Broswik Henry Walker John Plavchan Hugh Thomas Ernest Jackson al Totter Dale Kellogg

Suburban Calendar Roundup Bounces Through Ridgeville and Nearby Towns

Suburban calendar items list events across Ridgeville and adjacent towns including Cub Scout gathering, grange card party, kiln and brick tile history at Brasee Farm, and multiple meetings in Carlisle New London South Amherst and Ridgeville. Community gatherings cover fire auxiliaries, Lions and Kiwanis clubs, church groups, and town board sessions.

Carlisle Amherst Tulk Field South Amherst — Board of Public Affairs LaPorte Methodist Wscs New London Rotary Club CLSC Broome-Wood American Legion Leffion City Hall NEW London — Lodge Moose Hall NEW London — American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home St. John’s St. John's Church Nativity Church Ridgeville Board of Education Ridgeville—Grange Grange Hall

Columbians Attend Parley In Wisconsin

Four young people from the Columbia Baptist Church travel to Green Lake Wisconsin for Senior Youth Camp. Donna Ditman Glenda Fish Elaine Miller and Jean Litzenburg join Rev David Beebe pastor and camp counselor. Dr Angus Hull will deliver the service at the Baptist Church tomorrow. Parish superintendent Ste will fill vacancy left by Mrs Denis Jones resignation.

Columbia Columbia Baptist Church Green Lake Wisc Donna Ditman Glenda Fish Elaine Miller Jean Litzenburg David Beebe Beebe Angus Hull Cleveland Ares Coung Baptist Church Peel Sanday Schon Ste Denis Jones Yepaper Balhiye

Garden Club Unit Talks About Roses

Wakeman Garden Club held its June meeting at the home of Mrs. Glen Beecher with co hostess Mrs Ida Blackwell. Devotionals and a Ques tions on Roses were answered by 12 members and two guests. A guest speaker was unable to attend and a substitute discussion on roses was held. The group, including experienced gardeners, discussed gardening topics and the possible planting of a Powering tree in the town park at the next meeting. Refreshments of ice cream strawberries wafers and iced tea were served.

Wakeman Wakeman Garden’ Club Glen Beecher Ida Blackwell Clarence Bailey

Mothers Club Entertains Wakeman Members

Mrs. Merle Andrews of Birmingham entertained the Blue Star Mothers Club in Wakeman on a Tuesday afternoon. The main topic was support for the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Twenty-one members attended. a social period followed and a picnic was planned for the next gathering.

Wakeman Merle Andrews Birmingham Blue Star Mothers Club Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Andrew

Retirement Fete for Albert Youngless at American Standard

Fellow ASC members honored Albert M. Youngless with gifts as he nears retirement on July 1 after 35 years with American Standard Air Conditioning Division. Born February 10 1891 in Amherst, he began with Fox Furnace and joined ASC in 1922, advancing to supervisor in 1924. He and wife Ruby live at 374 Columbus St with their family.

American Standard Club Albert M. Youngless Youngless American Standard Air Conditioning Division ASC Amherst Elyria Fox Furnace Co American Standard Ruby Columbus St

Area Bank Men Attend School At OU

Five Lorain County bankers joined the Ohio School of Banking at Ohio University in Athens this week. The course, designed to speed executive talent and banking training, counted more than 140 state bank employees and included Lorain County registrants from Elyria, Oberlin, Wellington, New London, Wakeman, and Willard. Instructors were John A. Wallace, Paul A. Warner, and Clark E. Meyers who directed the program.

Lorain County Ohio School of Banking Ohio University Athens Donald G. Falkner Elyria Savings’ & Trust Co Richard V. Hancock Lorain County Savings & Trust John A. Wallace Willard United Bank Paul A. Warner Oberlin Savings Bank Company Clark E. Meyers College of Commerce

Avon Cub Scouts Plan Field Trip to Thompson's Museum

Avon Cub Scout Troop 233 plans a field trip to Thompson's Museum of Cars at East 30th and Chester Ave in Cleveland. The group will meet at the museum tomorrow at 2 p.m. Local leaders organize the outing for scouts and chaperones.

AVON Thompson’s Museum of Cars East 30Th Chester Ave Cleveland

Ohio Independent Telephones Report Big County Station Count

Loram County records over sixty thousand telephone stations with 60 447 in use as of January 1, part of Ohio’s statewide gains. State firms and independents added 194 000 subscriptions in 1956, lifting total Ohio telephones to 3 487 000, with independent stations at 751 000.

Ohio Independent Telephone Association Columbus Bell’ System Ohio Daniel W. DeHayes OITA

Baumhart to attend Lorain labor federation centennial

Congressman A. D. Baumhart Jr. will join many public officials at the 40th anniversary celebration of Lorain Federation of Labor AFL. Dignitaries include Jess Gallagher Cleveland regional AFL-CIO chief and Lorain Mayor Tohn Jaworski. Richard Scheid heads the 80 member union. Principal speakers are Michael Lyden and Phil Hanna.

A. D. Baumhart Jr Lorain Federation of Labor AFL Jess Gallagher Afl-Cio Cleveland Tohn €. Jaworski Lorain Federation Oberlin Richard Scheid Ohio Afl Michael Lyden Phil Hanna Ohio State Federation of Labor Joseph M. Meyers AFL Painters Union

Colson Corp. Executive Leaves for Pittsburgh Ad Agency

John M. Spooner, Colson Corp. director of marketing for about a year and a half, resigns to join Fuller and Smith and Ross in Pittsburgh. He begins June 17 as part of a team opening a new Pittsburgh branch of the Cleveland based agency, which operates in Chicago New York San Francisco and London. Spooner and his family will keep the Sheffield Lake home for the summer while he works in sales across industrial journals.

John M. Spooner Colson Corp Fuller and Smith and Ross Pittsburgh Spooner Ad Agency Cleveland Chicago New York San Francisco London Sheffield Lake Elyria Summmer

Ohio sales tax receipts rise in first full week of June

Ohio tax totals for the week ending June 8 reached 4,268,212.42, up from 4,150,449.70 a year ago. Cumulative collections since the start of the fiscal year last July 1 total 192,722,205.03, higher than the same period four years ago at 191,213. Agi NA.

Ohio Agi NA Lorain County Roger W. Tracy Iment

Investors weigh profit taking on steel stock splits

A reader asks whether to take profits on Bethlehem Steel Crucible and Republic as steel stocks rise. The answer notes that splits often precede price gains, but warns that profits may be offset by added costs and that expert analysts often anticipate splits. Bethlehem, Crucible and Republic are recommended along with Eastern Stainless Ipland Steel and National Steel. Carborundum shows strong growth prospects due to expansion into atomic energy and related fields with a 1958 earnings uptick. False statements about stock splits are debunked with evidence that pre split gains can be substantial.

Llsock Eastern Stainless Ipland Steel Chicago National Steel

Social Slated By Homemakers For Ice Cream Social

The Happy Home Makers 4H Club completed plans for an ice cream social on the East Oberlin Church grounds Ro. 20 on July 10 at 7 p.m. at the advisor Mrs T Manns home. Virginia Tkach and Shirley Reese will attend the Health and Safety Program at the YMCA Wednesday at 730 p.m. Virginia will speak on safety while Shirley will discuss health. The next meeting will be at Sandra Pintur's home Wednesday. Refreshments followed adjournment.

Oberlin Happy Homemakers 4H T. Manns Virginia Tkach Shirley Reese YMCA Virginia Shirley Sandra Pintur

Steel Plant Mechanisms Are Patented

Two patents granted to current or former Lorain Works engineers of U S Steel Corp are assigned to the firm. Melmoth W. Hunter of Lorain and Loren A. Hayes of Elyria receive patents for a displaceable billet support skid for rotary peelers and a removable cutting tool bit respectively. The innovations reduce machine downtime and simplify tool dressing avoiding complete shutdowns.

U. S. Steel Corp Melmoth W. Hunter Lorain Engineering Department Lorain Works U. S. Steel National Tube Division Loren A. Hayes Loraine Emerson Ct Elyria Hunter Iit Hayes

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