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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
8
A circuit court in Sioux Falls has ordered members of the police fire and health departments to resign from labor unions. The city argued unions connected with the AFL-CIO had the right to strike picket and bargain collectively.
NORTH EATON The patio and lawn at 2140 Capel Rd will host an Open House Sunday from 2 to 8 PM for Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kistner’s Golden Wedding Anniversary. Hosts are their children Edward L. Kistner Ely Iria Albert Kistner and Florence Meeko. They have 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The couple married in Cleveland Cathedral on June 29 1910 and lived in Elyria before moving to their present home. Mrs. Kistner is Rose Siegel formerly. Mr. Kistner retired in August 1959 from Thew Shovel Co. where he was a toolmaker for 15 years.
About 75 members attended a Wulow Park picnic with at least one parent. The pack supplied refreshments and pledged Jubilee Joe patches for attending Cubs. Ed Stevenson was honored with a parting gift from Cubmaster William Shively for his service as treasurer.
Paul Carmel a Midview High School senior is named to the Grafton playground staff. He will assist Dennis Haskins in organizing boys activities. The playground opens at Graf ton School on July 5 for six weeks. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Carmel and active in Boy Scouts and the Grafton Methodist Church.
Tel Aviv reports that Yerael will take part in 17 trade fairs this year across four continents. The schedule underscores a broad international outreach involving multiple markets and potential partnerships.
The fragment mentions a couple celebrating 50 years of marriage with a family gathering at Immaculate Conception Church. It notes community roles such as Ladies of Chestra, cross work during World War II, and a history of participation in local dances and church events.
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