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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1975

Page

3

Barhark farmer sale spurs hearse restoration project

Pfeifle bought three wagons from a farmer near Medina Barhark after spotting one in a field. He plans to restore the hearses and display them in car shows and parades and to open his own museum for them and others he intends to buy. He would not disclose the purchase price.

Barhark Medina Pfeifle John Fazio

UAW Local 780 starts wholesale canned goods program

Members of United Auto Workers Local 780 in Elyria organize a bulk buying program to obtain canned vegetables and fruit at wholesale prices. Orders are taken at the UAW hall, with delivery by truck to the hall and pickup by families, aiming to ease inflation’s impact on workers including laid off members and retirees.

United Auto Workers Local 780 Elyria UAW Lowell St Local 78 James Ball Ball UAW International General Motors

Burt backs bishops rule in Episcopal ordination trial

Testimony wrapped up expected today in a five man court over women’s ordinations. Experts testified on validity and obedience to godly admonition while defense argued conscience can override church vows. Notable witnesses included Dr Charles Willie and retired Bishop Robert DeWitt, underscoring canon law debates and historical precedents.

Beebe Charles Willie House of Deputies Robert DeWitt Pennsylvania Philadelphia DeWitt John Hines Hines Burt Righter Episcopal Church U.S

Ridgeville Man Heads to UAW Presidential Runoff

In Local 1006 of the United Auto Workers five presidential candidates failed to win a majority. John Havens of North Ridgeville faces Archie Bond in the presidential race while Guss Topping challenges incumbent Curly Storace for the first vice presidency. May 27 28 runoff set. incumbent Bill Brake did not seek reelection. Incumbents Ross J. Gree Bob Sinko and Carl W. Fox were returned to trustee posts. several elected to the nine-member executive board and shop committees.

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