Smith on probation after embezzlement case in Cleveland
Jackson F. Smith, ex vice president of Lorain National Bank, was placed on three years probation in District Federal Court Cleveland by Judge Gerald Kalbfleisch. He must restitution already paid. a misconduct within probation could trigger another hearing.
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Cleveland
Jackson F. Smith
Lorain National Bank
Gerald Kalbfleisch
Smith
Raymond Miraldi
Lorain
Cleveland [Clinic
FBI
Skyline Dr
James A. Herbert
Lorain Telephone Co
EMH to honor six doctors at memorial hospital dinner
Ely Memorial Hospital will honor six resident doctors at a dinner in the hospital dining room tonight. The physicians plan to depart June 30 or later for new assignments, with certificates of merit to be presented.
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Elyma Memorial Hospital
EMH
Roy E. Hayes
House
Joseph Strong
Epitacio A. Catalan
Philippine Islands
Abdul G. Khan
Pakistan
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
Fila
Pacifico C. Amaro
Minneapolitans Celebrate Gopher Count Payouts
At the 88th annual gopher count in Viola Minnesota, trappers received 705 dollars in bounties. The payouts were 25 cents for striped gophers and 10 cents for pocket goppers. One trapper earned 165 dollars.
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Gopher State
Viola, Minn
UPI
Rockefeller kin dies in New York obituary
Mrs Alta Rockefeller Prentice aged 91, last surviving child of John D Rockefeller Sr., passed away Thursday in New York. An active philanthropist, she was aunt to Governor Nelson A Rockefeller and widow of Col E Parmalee Prentice whom she wed in 1901.
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New York
UPD
Alta Rockefeller Prentice
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Prentice
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Col. E. Parmalee Prentice
Amherst School Board member Shumaker named engineer and leader
Amherst official Howard Shumaker, appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Koontz, was elected to a four year term last November and now serves as vice president. Born in Galion, he studied at Case Institute and Ohio State University, earning a bachelor’s in electrical engineering, with further post graduate work. He moved to Amherst in 1946 and works as director of engineering at Central School, while also employed by General Industries in Elyria for 16 years. He and his wife Margaret Opferman have three children, with daughter Sally in Europe and son David a graduating Amherst High School senior, as Rotarian scholarship honors continue.
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Cleveland
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American Legion Post
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Sixth St
Amherst
Howard Shumaker
Jack Koontz
Galion
Case Institute of Technology
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Shumaker
Fenn College
University of Akron
General Industries
Elyria
Central School
Old Oak Rd
Amherst Lions
St. Peter United Church of Christ
Cleveland Engineering Society
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Ing
Margaret Opferman
Huron
Western Reserve School of Nursing
Arthur H. Koppenhafer
Green River
Spencer board sets budget hearing and zoning board plans
Spencer township trustees scheduled the annual budget hearing for July 18 at 8 15 p m in Town Hall with public access. Clerk Harold Scheck was ordered to publish legal notification. Zoning inspector F Robert Rice asked for an organizational meeting of the new zoning board and board of appeals. Trustees also approved routine bill payments to local firms and agencies.
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Board of Township Trustees
Harold Scheck
F. Robert Rice
Zoning Board and Board of Appeals
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Hannon Motor Sales
Lorain - Medina Rural Electric Coop
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Spencer Telephone Company
Gross Medina Oil Company
Gene C. Newell
Church gifts to be dedicated
Dedication of the new pews and furniture is planned for the Congregational church on Sunday at 2 p m. A former pastor will speak. The Rev. Douglas Snyder, pastor when the previous church burned and a building committee member for the new church, will speak. The Rev. Kaina and his family are vacationing in North Dakota and will return soon.
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Sullivan
Congregational Church
Douglas Snyder
Kaina
North Dakota
Pelee Islander resumes summer trips from Sandusky
MV Pelee Islander, after a drydock inspection and added passenger comforts, resumes its summer schedule through Sept. 9. The 900-horsepower vessel, licensed for 230 passengers and 14 automobiles, departs Sandusky at 8:50 a.m. EST daily for Pelee Island, then shuttles to Kingsville Ontario and Leamington on alternating days before returning via Pelee Island. Captain Ray Lawson of Point Pelee leads the vessel.
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Pelee Island
Ontario
Sandusky
Ray Lawson
Painting Over Wallpaper How To Do It Right
If you want to paint over wallpaper start with a tight surface. Remove loose areas and fill uneven spots with wallpaper patches or spackling. Sand joints smooth, seal grease stains, and test paint on a hidden spot to avoid dye run. For water thinned paints watch dye bleed. use fat paint or replace paper if needed. Contact Mr Cobb at The Chronicle Telegram with a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal reply.
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Cobb
Chronicle-Telegram
Ford foresees slow resumption after strike
Ford Motor Co. estimates that car assembly at 16 plants nationwide will stay closed at least three days to a week after the Cleveland suburb stamping plant strike ends. As furloughs reach 120,000 workers next week, Brookpark plants start returning Monday, while seniority fights at Lorain loom. Federal mediators to join Cleveland talks as unions claim layoffs due to production gaps and quota disputes persist.
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Ford Motor Co
Cleveland
Walton Hills
Ford
Brookpark
Lorain
United Auto Work
Salk Institute fundraising drive extended through July
Lorain County Drive chairman Robert H. Williamson announced that campaigning for funds for the Salk Institute for Biological Studies will run through July. James Ford Foundation funds assist initial building, with Dr Jonas Salk outlining the goal to control infectious diseases via cellular research and antibiotics, inviting international scientists and visiting fellows.
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Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Robert H. Williamson
Lorain County
Williamson
Elyria Coca Cola Betting Co
San Diego
Calif
Ford Foundation
Jonas Salk
Chicago
Salk Institute
McKinley Seeks Revenge in London Semi finals
McKinley from St. Louis meets Australia's Rod Laver in the London grass court championships semi finals as Laver seeks revenge after last year’s Wimbledon title win. Emerson faces Darmon while Caldwell and Cawthorn meet Truman and Bentley in women’s semis. Douglas withdraws with foot blisters.
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London
UPI
Chuck McKinley
Pa man seeks sister in Lorain
Frank Ursenko of Butler Pennsylvania asks the Elyria Chamber of Commerce to locate his sister Anastasia Ursenko last living in Lorain. Born in McKeesport she moved to Austria in 1903 returned in 1926 and lived with an aunt in Lorain while working in a city factory. Ursenko now in failing health seeks any information for possible inheritance.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Frank Ursenko
Butler
Anastasia Ursenko
Lorain
Ursenko
Miss Ursenko
McKeesport
Austria
U. S
Fiy- Tia
L. S. Thompson
Air strike threat looms after TWA deal rejection
Secret talks convened in New York as Pan Am and Eastern Flight Engineers chapters dispute a settlement with TWA that removed a key requirement for licensed plane engineers. Despite the accord, union leaders forecast possible rank and file rejection and potential strike action, while TWA, Pan Am, and Eastern continue normal operations.
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UPD
Flights Engineers Execuives
Trans World Airlines
Pan Amercan
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Pan American World Airways
Flight Engineers International Association
FETA
TWA
Eng
Pan American and Eastern
Contaips Umen
Arthur Goldberg
Washington
Pan Am
Amherst surge of legends new and old
Amherst police chief Kepen haf er notes a prankster safe joke about parking meters while American Legion Post 118 seeks a photo and background of World War I veteran Elmer Johnson l. Cmdr Hank Kmieciak invites local help at 198 Elyna Ave.
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Amherst
American Legion Post
The
American Legion Post 118
Three Americans Found Safe in Himalayas After Missing
The White House announced three Americans missing for over six weeks in the Himalayas have been found, including Woodrow Wilson Sayre, grandson of the late president. Sayre and his climbing party, missing since May 31, are in a Nepal village and an air evacuation is being arranged.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Himalayas
Woodrow Wilson
Pierre Salinger
State Department
Katmandu
Nepal
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Khum Jun Lgin
Salinger
Barbara Mouch Appointed Probation Counselor in Sandusky
Erie County Juvenile Court Judge John W Baxter names Barbara E Mouch of 1623 Cedar Point Rd as a probation counselor. A St Marys College Notre Dame graduate with sociology major and Vienna study, she joins two other counselors in the Sandusky office.
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Sandusky
Erie County
John W. Baxter
Barbara E. Mouch
Cedar Point Rd
Miss Mouch
St. Mary's College, Notre Dame
Ind
St. Mary's High School
University of Vienna
David McClure
Churches to hold unified services in Henrietta
Henrietta area churches join for a single service Sunday at 10 30 a m at Florence Elementary School to close the Firelands Vacation Bible School Delegates from Henrietta Methodist Church include Mr and Mrs James Ehrman and Pastor Rev James Time who attends the Northeast Ohio Conference at Lakesee with the event concluding tomorrow
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Henrietta
Florence
Firelands Vacation Bible School
James Ehrman
Lakesee
Henrietta Methodist Church
James Iime
Funeral services set for Northwestern professor William H. Barger
William H. Barger 86 a retired civil engineering professor at Northwestern University and former U S coast and geodetic survey official died Tuesday Funeral services are held today for him in Chicago per UPI reports He had served as a longtime educator and government survey official.
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Chicago
UPI
Wiliam H. Barger
Northwestern University
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Jerry Brasee Walks At Hospital After Farm Accident
Seventeen year old Jerry Brasee, who lost an arm in a June farm accident, is walking from his bed to the hall and back at Southern Lorain County Hospital. He also sits up in a chair as nurses who tended him on arrival have been released. He suffered injuries including broken ribs and fractures after falling into a silo filling machine on a client’s farm north of Wellington. Blood donors Bert Livingston, Jerry McCauley, Mark Weber, William Weber, and Joe Kivar were praised for helping save his life and start his recovery.
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Wellington
Jerry Brasee
Lorain County Hospital
Young Brasee
Here
Bert Livingston
Jerry McCauley
Mark Weber
William Weber
Joe Kivar
Sarah Circle Attends Communion at Linwood Park Rite
AMHERST The Sarah Circle of First Evangelical United Brethren Church attended a Communion service Tuesday evening at Linwood Park. The Woman's World Service Society held its annual convention nearby. The circle met at a cottage after the service and conducted a brief business meeting with Mrs. Neal Ludwig as hostess.
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Amherst
Sarah
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Linwood Park
Woman's Society of World Service
Neal Ludwig
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