Norris Ryder C of C head cited for service
Norris Ryder executive secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce received a citation from the C of C Executives Association of Ohio at the Akron meeting for notable contribution to chamber management. Presented by Harry Hall, the Dayton Chamber executive manager, Ryder noted the honor June 10 and told local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cowden
Chamber of Commerce
Norris Ryder
C. of C. Executives Association of Ohio
Akron
Harry Hall
Dayton Chamber
Norris
Ryder
Chamber
Ohio C. of C
Minnesota Association of Commercial Executives
Brainard
Minn
Elyria
County Industry Unit To Hear GAW Outlined
A panel discussion on problems relating to the guaranteed annual wage will feature a dinner meeting of the Industrial Relations Association on Wednesday, June 29, at Heilman's Restaurant in Lorain. The association, comprising industrial relations directors, personnel directors and plant employment managers, is sponsored by the Lorain County Industrial Council.
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Atty. Richard Stith
Lorain County
The
Industrial Relations Association
Heilman's
Lorain
New Liquid Kills Roaches and Ants
Scientists recommend controlling roaches and ants with John Ston’s No-Roach, a colorless odorless coating applied where pests are found. Effective for months, it is sanitary and easy to use. Prices vary by size and are available at local drug stores and pharmacies.
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Johnston
Higha Howe
Marshall Drugs
Standard Drugs
Focal Drug Store
Ohio Sales Tax Take Sets New Record This Year
State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reports total sales tax receipts exceed $200 million for the current fiscal year, the largest grand total ever and the first time revenue cleared the one-year mark. Lorain County also nears a one-year high with $2,847,802 counted to date, up from $2,611,844 last year. Weekly statewide receipts reach $3,966,704, up 21 percent from last year, led by auto sales with a $302,000 gain and construction-related sales up $133,000.
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Roger W. Tracy
Lorain County
Austria Ends Requirement for Power Identity Cards
Vienna officials announced that Austrians may discard the four power identity cards they were required to carry during Allied occupation. The move follows the 1955 fiscal year’s auto sales tax returns, which total about 50.39 million dollars, with income from that source contributing nearly six million dollars.
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Vienna, Austria
Inter
Ruling Due On Elyrian's License Bid
The Ohio Board of Liquor Can wal will decide Tuesday on an appeal by Elyrian for a liquor permit after the original C2 application was rejected. Stanley Ozminski, operating as Qozzie's Place at 125% Cleveland Street, sought the permit, was declined, and appealed. He has held a C2 permit for four years.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Canwal
Stanley Ozminski
Qozzie's Place
Cleveland
Ozminski
Andrus Re-elected Vice President of Lear Inc
H C Andrus, Elyria plant general manager, was re elected vice president of Lear Inc. Other re elected officers include William P Lear Richard M Mock J Breitweiser A Handschu Macher Paul Moore Philip E Golde and additional officers. A Haiduck named executive vice president in charge of manufacturing and Chester D Seftenburg promoted to vice president and treasurer. Dividend of 15 cents a share declared payable August 2 to holders of record July 20. Lear marks its 25th year in aviation, producing aircraft controls and equipment.
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A C. Andrus
Elyria
Lear Inc
William P. Lear
Richard M. Mock
J. Breitweiser
A. G. Handschu Macher
Paul Moore
Philip E. Golde
Andrew F. Haiduck
Chester D.seftenburg
Teamsurer
Labor Local Officers Planned Installations Across Elyria
Two Elyria UAW locals schedule officer installation ceremonies with Local 780 at Brown-Lipe-Chapin meeting at 3 p.m. tomorrow and Local 101 at Western Automatic meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday for officer installation amid a shift of leadership. Ohio CIO Council summer school at Ohio University Athens Aug 21–27 features courses on parliamentary procedure human relations and civil rights with local union members urged to enroll.
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Joe Cowden
Elyria Uaw
Uaw-Cio
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
UAW
Lawrence Mitchell
Darrell Ward
Western Automatic
Francis Folley
Folley
Manage
Stanley Mikulski
Tor Rl
Local
Ohio Cio Council
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Elyria Area
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Nn. I.C
Breezy Point Lodge
Big Pelican Lake
General Motors
Sup’t
Washington
D. C
Bergen County
New Jersey
Yale
School of City Planning
Portland
Maine
Norfolk
U.S
Lake Erie
Detroit
Toledo
Erie
Buffalo
National Bureau of Economic Research
Bob Schumar
Schumar'’S Body Shop
Cleveland Street
Bendix-Westinghouse
the Bally Co
Botamer's
Broad ST
Shell Homes
K-D Construction Co
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Pt Ee Ee Botreadico
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Eldotread
Jachive
GAW
Roa
Stig
United States
William Heckelman
Berlin Heights
Lawrence Halladay
Lodd Harry Klee
Mansfield
W. W H. Thomas
Glenn Vulper
Vermilion
Paul Eddy
Cincinnati
Elyrian
Ecgn Searles Poultry Market
Cleveland Road
Barres
Lodi Street
West Street
George Barres
Bill
East Broad
Park Avenue
BILE
Mcclalland
Koplin’s Drug
U. S. Steel Homes
the Meister CO
Lorain County Bank Bldg
KVP
Eldred Paper Co
Masonic Temple
H. C. Andrus
Labor
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Central
Labor Hall
Lonrain-Medina
Albert Mertz
Laurange
LAM
Swift and Co
United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
National Tube
Ohio State University
Willie Davis
Martin Bartos
John Csubak
Chester Kurant
Don Chinn
Paul Polansky
Manuel Yanvey
Eugene Mason
Carl Roberts
Vasil Vorkivishi
Pat O'Brien
Eee
Ingersoll Stell
Borg-Wawhla Corporation
Murphy CO
College Street
Oberlin
Jluays
Graystone
Graystone Hotel
Ares Johnson
Barrett Tire Doktor
Shively Auto Service
East Avenue
Nancy Warren
Castle
Leo R. DE Soto
Chrysler Corp
Dunlap Tire Distributors
Otor CO
Ymouth
OMEGA
Oscar Haserodt & Associates
Broad Street
Omer Laubemthal
East Ave
Salo Tree Service
National Shade Tree Conference
Arborist Asse
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