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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1959

Page

7

Reese Banquet Climax To Long Service As Labor Union Leader

Harley Reese, veteran labor leader in Elyria, received a watch at a testimonial dinner after 18 years as a Central Labor Union officer. Ohio AFL CIO leaders praised his dedication while Reese acknowledged years of union growth and cooperation with community groups. James J. Seres, Elyria building inspector, was named to BOCA Codes Changes Committee, a first for a city official, effective immediately.

Reese James J. Seres Seres BOCA U.S Canada Harley Reese Elynia Central Labor Union Ohio Afb-Cio Elyria Victor F.O Stewart Harley Beese Alva Kemp Tom Dunn Henry Rimbach Matt Deiderich Lester Leiby United Fund Community Chest Victor F. Stewart Jr Serés Raymond H. Cummings City of Dallas Tex St. Paul Columbus Washington Michael J. Lyden Phil Hannah Ohio AFL Cio Magyar United Church of Christ Hannah Beese Abor Tradeabor Stewart Wayne Hennan Central Labor Union C. A. Gibbons Herman Fred Lott Ameri Labor Movement Atlantic City

Red Cross Urges Volunteers In Elyria Month Drive

Elyria Red Cross marks national Red Cross Month with a focus on recruiting volunteers. Churches will stress the cause this weekend. Monday is Red Cross Day. Four townships aside, fundraisers are paused as chapters seek Social Welfare Aide and Disaster Feeding volunteers. The Motor Corps seeks drivers, including at night and in bad weather, while Gray Ladies expand nursing home work. Call 406 Ohio St for details.

Red Cross Elyria Tallie Moon Westling Ridge Rd Ely-1 Extra Memorial Hospital Henti Chapel St.etta Huntington Penfield Rochester Chronicle Telegram Oberlin Camden United Fund Pittsfield LaGrange Shere-fof Greater Elyria United Henrietta Grafton Tha Pantana Catan Motor Corps Gray Ladies of the Red Cross Elyra Service Groups William H. Olsen Elyria Red Cross Ohio St Servan Ala

Ex Elyrian air safety expert John M. Chamberlain dies

John M. Chamberlain 54 a native of Elyria and former director of the Cab Bureau of Safety Regulations died suddenly in Wilmington Del while on a Hercules conference trip. He lived in Sarasota Fla and was son-in-law of the late George H Chamberlain. Surviving include wife Alice Barton Chamberlain a daughter Ann four brothers and a sister. Burial will be at Brookdale Cemetery after services at St Andrew Episcopal Church.

John M. Chamberlain Elyria Bureau of Safety Regulations of The Civil Aeronautics Board Wilmington Del Constitutional Blvd Sarasota Fla Alexandria Chamberlain President's Air Coordinating Committee Guggenheim Aviation Safety Foundation CAB Bureau Florida Hercules Young Development Hercules Power Co Masonic Lodge of Troy Alice Barton Chamberlain Ann Florida State College George H. Chamberlain Wellington Charles B Belleville Mich George Dr San Jose Calif Robert H Palo Alto William A Long Island N.Y Ruth Acker Grafton Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home G. Russell Hargate St. Andrew Episcopal Church Brookdale Cemetery

Fourth Person Poisoned By Gas Released

Members of the Trvin Smith family at V9 Lake Ave in Elyria were released from Elyria Memorial Hospital after natural gas poisoning hit four members Wednesday night. Mrs Sathel Lounsbrough, the matriarch, was ill early Wednesday. Larry Smith and Mrs Smith’s son later were admitted. The fourth patient’s condition improved but later required hospital care. The source traced the poisoning to a partially obstructed flue sending fumes into the home.

Trvin Smith Lake Ave Elyria Memorial Hospital Sathel Lounsbrough Smith Larry Smith Lounsbrough

Boy, 13, Hurt By Backing School Bus

In Clearview a 13 year old, Michael J. Scherrer of 4892 Clifton Ave Lorain, was treated for shock and bruises after a school bus backed toward the bus garage door. The driver, Sylester G. Sipple of 3905 Broadway, was not charged.

Clearview Stt. Joseph Hospital State Highway Patrol Michael J. Scherrer Clifton Ave Lorain Sylester G. Sipple Broadway Sipple

Bills Paid As Schools Get Funds

Lorain County Board of Education reported 168,933.80 in bills paid last night after receiving a 52,528.50 check from the State Public School Foundation to cover payroll and other obligations. The board, short of funds at year start, delayed many payments to meet payroll. In other action, bus driver certificates were issued to two substitutes, James Barnhart and Boyd Cooke, and the board authorized payment of a 25 blanket registration fee to permit counselors or psychologists to act through May.

State Public School Foundation James Barnhart Sheffield Lake Local Boyd Cooke Keystone

Lorainite Gets State Appointment

Lorain attorney Joseph R. Grunda announces acceptance of an appointment as assistant state attorney general. Appointed by Attorney General Mark McElroy, Grunda will serve part time while maintaining his Lorain law practice. He is a lifelong Lorain resident, Lorain High School graduate, and father of four.

Lorain Joseph R. Grunda Pearl Ave Mark McElroy Grunda Lorain High School Bowling Green State University Fenn College Cleveland Marshall Law School 13Th Congressional District Teast 134Th St

City-Farmer program aims to link Lorain county farms and city youth

Ruth Luekens of Summer Farmers Inc announces plans to expand a city-farm program in Lorain County. The effort seeks better city farm relations and offers six to twelve week rural guidance for city boys from June through September, with applications via the Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service at 123% Lodi St.

Snd Cleveland Area Lorain Ruth Luekens Summer Farmers, Inc Lorain County

High Food Production Advantage For U S Says Economist

Elyria Kiwanis Club heard Claude Hummel of Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland argue the United States benefits from abundant food production. He noted $8.7 billion invested in farm products, rising forecasts to $10.4 billion by mid-1960, and that farm incomes, while down modestly, remain above 1955–57 levels. He warned of a pork and beef price slump due to high feed, but predicted steady foreign demand and strong steel and housing trends supporting the economy. Ohio land prices run above national averages as farmers rebounded after mid‑1950s declines.

U. S Elyria Kiwanis Club Claude Hummel Agriculture and Research de- Paes Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Lorain County Hummel Ohio

March Wind Causes Windows To Pop In City District

March winds roared through the business district today shattering a display window at Hess Pharmacy on Middle Ave as a door blew open letting in gusts. The window will stay boarded until the wind subsides. several door panes were also listed as wind casualties.

Hess Pharmacy Middle Ave James Bratton Elyria Loraine Glass Co Cleveland St

Eight area hospitals receive Joint Commission accreditation

The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals again grants accreditation to eight area facilities including Elyma Memorial Hospital Gates Hospital for Crippled Children St Joseph Hospital in Lorain Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Medina Community Hospital Samaritan Hospital Ashland Berea Community Hospital Good Samaritan and Providence Hospitals in Sandusky About 7000 hospitals in the US and Canada are eligible for accreditation and around 75 percent of the 4500 applicants have earned the Commission stamp, likened to a sterling mark in hospital circles.

Joint Commission On Accreditation of Elyma Memorial Hospital Gates Hospital For Crippled Children St. Joseph Hospital Lorain Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Medina Community Hospital Samaritan Hospital Ashland Berea Community Hospital Good Samaratia Providence Hospitals Ip Sandusky United States Canada Commission

Vermilion School Bond Issues Filed in Special Election

Vermilion Local School District voters in four Lorain County precincts will choose among three bond issues. A $1,340,000 elementary and high school addition, a $450,000 high school auditorium and facilities, and a $150,000 swimming pool and auxiliary services finance plan. Affected areas include Vermilion On The Lake Brownhelm North and South and Black River No 1 with additional Vermilion in Erie County.

Vermilion Lorain County Erie County Vermilion-On-The Lake Brownhelm North Black River No. 1

Elyria High School Students Set for Buckeye Speech Day

Thirteen Elyria High School students will attend Buckeye Conference Speech Day in Sandusky with events in debate, one act plays, and readings. Participants include Carol Ardman, Melanie Dickie, Milly Towner, Carol Bieski in plays, Bill Baughman, Janice Berg, Jerry Dean, Bob Emslie in humorous readings, Gary Hecht, Sharon Page, Marty Foss, Molly Barndollar, Diane AM in dramatic declamations.

Elyria High School Sandusky Carol Ardman Melanie Dickie Milly Towner Carol Bieski Bill Baughman Janice Berg Jerry Dean Bob Emslie Gary Hecht Sharon Page Marty Foss Molly Barndollar Diane AM Anon

Two Grafton Residents Hurt in Royalton Rd Crash

Two Grafton residents were treated at Berea Community Hospital for injuries from a collision on Royalton Road in Columbia Station. Passenger Lex Poole, 55, suffered head and leg injuries, and Barbara Miller, 28, suffered leg and foot injuries. They were passengers in a car driven by Julius G Ratloff, 31, of Grafton.

Grafton Berea Community Hospital Royalton Rd Columbia Station Donald J. Prusha Lex Poole Alton Dr Barbara Miller Elm Dr Sheriff's Department Julius G. Ratloff Elm St

Ridgeville water payments fail to meet obligations

Ridgeville officials report February water sales totalling $2,628.47, far short of the $8,000 a month needed to cover system obligations. Only $7,600 of $12,046 in bills were collected, despite 801 customers at a 35 cent minimum, prompting plans to seek unpaid charges and a bond underwriters meeting set for April 15 to reassess finances.

Ridgeville J. Norman Thompson Commissioners Michael J. Lotko F. W. Juergens Braun, Bosworth Amt Co Toledo

Lorain County employees protest pay raises plan

A Lorain County Employees Association meeting is set for 4 pm Tuesday to protest missing salary increases in several county departments. President Michael Savulak says the protest follows county commissioners creating year budget allocations with no raises except in courts, elections and the prosecutor’s office. Clerks of Courts raises were questioned as budget requests remained uncertain. Savulak criticizes auditors and treasurer for not advocating higher pay amid industry and city wage trends nearby.

Lorain County Employees Association Michael Savulak Budget Commission Courts Board of Elections Prosecutor's Department H. EB. Agate Agate Apate Savalak Elyria Lorrain

Prank Baggage Cart Blocked Oberlin Railroad

Police describe placement of a baggage cart on the Professor Street railroad tracks as a dangerous act. Sgt Norman Schmidt said the action was stupid and could have caused a train wreck. Officials arrived after a call from Mrs Manning at 9 35 pm Tuesday and cleared the track about two minutes before the train passed. The pranksters remained at large.

Oberlin Mway Norman Schmidt Professor St. 7 Manning Schmidt Jack Harley

Elyrian Named To Head City Plumbing Board

Elyrian was elected chairman of the city Plumbers' Board of Examiners. Three plumbers earned master plumber status: LL. DB. Williams of Lorain, Werner Dietrich of Columbia Station, and Len Keller of Lorain. Journeyman status granted to John Klaw of South Amherst and Herman Ostergaard of Elyria.

Max Vcallans Nreos-Calkins, Inc Kenwood St Ihairman Board of Examiners LL. DB. Williams Sixth St Lorain Werner Dietrich

Elyria Driver Charged With DUI After On Street Incident

Richard C. Bruce of 329 Belmont St. was charged with driving while intoxicated after a Cleveland Street incident near Marseilles Avenue. Police say he crossed lines, nearly struck a curb, spun, and failed to stop at Iron Beebe Street. He faces Municipal Court.

Richard C. Bruce Belmont St Cleveland St Marseilles Ave Bruce Iron Beebe St

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Seres Bill Antill C-T Afl-Cio Red Cross Volunteer Service Elyrian ICES Larry Lanisithe Lorain County Board of Ana Ave. Education Lorainite Economist By Pat Mason March Unifonm Barbara Hark Mary Dickie Business City Plumbing Board
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