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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1963

Page

5

Firelands FFA chapter awards given at annual dinner

Firelands High School Future Farmers of America held an awards dinner with David Love and Robert Johannsen among top honorees. Awards included star farmer, service medals, and perfect attendance pins, with officers installed and goer Goer Goer.

David Love Robert Johann Moehl Paul Pechaitis Witbur Gibson Jack Swiers Awandis Fee FFA Joe Gerber Tom Beach Asl James Born James Buchs Firelands High School Henrietta Farmers Ofjeye America Walter Swiers Lowe Lorain Margaret Parker Ohio Ffa Assr Howard Dekalb Agricultural Asen Jhy Beach Becker Johannsen Lyle Kinsley Loveras Kinsley FFAI Lynn Meyers Foundation Iqiass Love Don Amadell Gary Mary “Green Hand William Born Ralph Brom jArmen Farm Mechar Jy Norris Dennison Charles Pamela Smith Pat Scimaid Draga Charles Jackson Richard Vo-Ag F. J Leonard Becker Liver Nelson Howard Born Anadell Howe Firelands High Sentinal Schmid Schmidt Brumby Davis Gede Dent Hiscox Arthur Hiscox Charles Gilbert Joslin Kelley Tom Kinsley Charles Livermore Mey Dent James Leonard Crawforders Walters E. Groth High Roland Miler Lachers Fred Mintheny Crawford Charles Drega William Firelands Future Farmers of America

Main Street USA Exhibit Opens for Elyria Fifth Graders

Two train cars of the Henry Ford Museum touring exhibit sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram and the Elyria Chamber of Commerce will visit Elytria May 29 to June 1. Over 900 local fifth graders from 13 Elyria area schools have signed up to tour the free display at Parsch Lumber Co. East Ave. near the post office, with staggered departures starting May 29 and stops June 1.

Elyria Main Street Us.a Chronicle - Telegram Parsch Lumber Co East Ave America Allen Eastgate Ely Main Street USA

Open House at Elyria American Standard Plant Reveals Gala May Tour

Alfred B. Hegner announced Elyria residents will tour one of the nation s largest furnaces and air conditioning plants on Memorial Day with May 30 tours from 9 am to 2 pm. The event coincides with Main Street USA and features exhibits, free treats, balloons, and a chance to win a year round climate system. The Elyria plant on Woodford Ave employs about 500 people and has produced furnaces for six years, expanding into air conditioning equipment.

Elyria American Standard Alfred B. Hegner Woodford Ave Hegner Main Street USA America

Mines unit resumes hearings on coal to liquid fuels

A House mines subcommittee resumes hearings on research contracts to study converting coal into liquid fuels. The inquiry follows criticism by the Comptroller General’s office of a contract awarded to the Ralph M. Parsons Co. with possible conflicts involving Consolidation Coal. Parsons offers years of fuel research and argues contractor impartiality remains intact.

Washington, D. C GPD House Mines Comptroller General's Office Interor Department Ralph M. Parsons Co Parsons Consolidation Coal John M. Kelly E. Roy Sweet Kelly

Chamber to salute Lorain ship building firm

The 80th annual Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce meeting will seated in St John School auditorium. Main speaker Lynn Heinzerling AP bureau chief Ohio will discuss Africa's Challenge. William Jory of American Ship will speak on behalf of his firm.

Lorain American Ship

Lorain County Grand Jury Indicts 16 In Burglary Scheme

Pleas of innocence entered for 16 defendants amid Lorain County burglary charges. Cases include Harold Waldman 19 Elyria and Elbert Cartu 18 Lorain. Arraignments set. bonds and trial dates varied while multiple defendants face auto taking, stealing tax and forgery counts with assorted addresses in Elyria Lorain and Cleveland.

Harold Waldman Riverside Vyn Lane Elyria Lorain County Reeves Ave Frankfort St Levi Paris G.jEhria Jumes Carlisle Reid Ave Lo- Davis East 28Th St Walter Pack St. Elyria Jameson Jessie Carlisle Davis Frederick Martin Sland Robert Kohlmeyer Hardienzo Martin Cleveland auto/Phares Hale Rd Ware Lorain Albert Cook Raymond Patten John Watson Columbus Foster Park Dale Tabor Grafton Rd Thomas Broughsville Robert Stankiewicz East

Elyrians to attend fair housing hearing in Columbus

A busload of about 40 to 45 Elyrians headed to Columbus for a hearing on proposed fair housing legislation. The trip is organized by a five member committee of the Ministers Alliance of Elyria, with Rev. R. J. Gordon as president, and includes Rev. George Short, Isaac C. Chapman, William Reed, and Lou Hinchie. The group represents a cross section of Elyria, not just NAACP members.

Columbus R. J. Gordon Ministers Alliance of Elyria Alliance National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Isaac C. Chapman George Short NAACP William Reed Lou Hinchie Gordon

Elyria Faces Air Pollution Gap and Funding Gaps

Elyria has no funds for an air pollution program. A 1967 city committee is inactive, and officials say measuring pollution requires costly equipment beyond the budget. Public Health Service guidance favors short term, low cost samplers and mobile testing to gauge local air quality.

Elyria Charles ¥. Nelson West Randall S$. Schunk Elyria Chamber of Commerce Washingtn D.C Council Elyria Foundry and Duplex Foundry and Manufacturing Co Eivola Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center Cincinnati Division of U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Seymour Calvert Case Instinte of Technology Calvert Ohio Frank A Beil, Jr United States Health, Education and Welfare Department Bell Panic Health Service Tuscan Phoenix Anz de. Bell U3. Public Health Service

Ohio manpower study says unlimited resources in state

Willard P. Dudley, administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, reports statewide manpower unlimited in most fields. The April 1960 Ohio labor force stands at 2,707,164 with 202,234 unemployed. Lorain Erie and Huron counties add 123,677 to the labor pool, with 5,525 unemployed. Almost 38 percent are in manufacturing.

Willard PB. Dudley Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Ohio Lorain Erie Huron Division of Research and Statistics Bureau O of

Appeals hearing on Byria Obie second degree murder appeal

Ninth District Court of Appeals heard the appeal of Byria Obie Young for second degree murder in the shotgun slaying of her husband, with defense arguing prejudicial evidence and prosecutors urging a full conviction. The court took the case under advisement amid other appeals, including Diederich Amidon annexation and Oberlin fair housing challenges, while Huffman’s water-supply case also drew attention.

Thel Ninth District Court of Appeals Rebecca Louise Sscaroki Marveville Gover Grove Ave Sheffield G. L. Severs Robert Lasco Young Neenarine Asssistant Raymond Muzitla John B. Otero Eugene Diederich Hugh Amidon Lacres North Ridgeville Ely Iria Anthony Larizza B Rth Ohio Turnpike New York Central Railroad Lorain County Oberlin Albert G. Huffman Kelly Huffman the Turnpike Lanes Inc Griswold Rd Elyria

Antarctic glaciers lead world by area, study says

The report notes Antarctica holds the largest glacier area, about 412 million square miles, with Greenland largely ice bound. It cites Chicago Museum of Natural History and mentions an appellate court with Judges Perry Stevens Oscar Hunsicker and Arthur Doyle, based in Akron.

Chicago UPI Antarctic Greenland Chicago Museum of Natural Perry Stevens Oscar Hunsicker Arthur Doyle Akron

Parts shortage cuts Ford Lorain production again

Parts lack curtails Ford Motor Co. Lorain assembly line output affecting 2200 to 2300 workers. Comet and Falcon lines reduced to seven cars per shift with subsequent two day pullback Thursday and Friday amid Chicago wildcat strike and court order. Local 45 ballots for officers conclude with 2500 of 4200 members voting by 11 am.

Ford Motor Co Lorain Comet Falcon United Auto Workers Chicago Tegal Polis At & Pm Balloong Witch

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Firelands Future Farmers County Farm Bureau James Stitzlein Loudonville F. L. Miller Grup Sener Te Ee Ee Dave Love Jamca Bora Cascade McKinley Franklin and Hamilton Garford Crestwood Northwood Oakwood Roosevelt Spring Valley Redwood Avon Lake Beckon Elyrians Elyrians Fair Housing Beli Saad the Chronicle- Telegram Byria, Obie Ford Lewis Eldred Eldred Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office Rt. 113 Murray Ridge Rd
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