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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1951

Page

12

Seek Referendum On Master Plan

John W. Emory chairs Elyria Referendum Committee asking Solicitor Richard Baird to draft petitions to defer action on the Legoe Segoe Master Plan until a voter referendum next Fall. Emery and Paul Wainwright oppose designating Wurst Court as a main traffic artery and urge public consideration through referendum.

John W. Emory Elyria Hichard Baird Council Emery Emery Eves Wurst Court Wurst Cowt Paul Wainwright

Notice to All Servicemen Parade Assembly

All servicemen on furlough are asked to travel in the memorial car parade. Meet in Elm Park in front of the Court House at 2 am Wednesday for the program and your place in the parade. Elmira Memorial Day Committee

Mee Eiv Park Elrria Memorial Day Committee

Diet fad promises high calories and rapid weight loss

The article extols a high calorie, meat-heavy diet claiming rapid weight loss without counting calories. It credits DuPont physicians for recommending it, warns doctor approval is essential, and contrasts it with traditional low calorie plans. A sample 21-day menu follows, including pork chops, roast beef, and lamb. The piece notes Korea war context and a World War II comparison.

DuPont Company

Labor leaders urge campaign for YWCA building fund

W. O. McClellan's public employees division chairs a Lorain County gathering where Richard Johns AFL Central Labor Union and Ben Golechen CIO endorse the drive. Orlo Mr. Brees of New York State Parliament spoke on investing in character, noting Elsmra’s choice between new building or youth rehabilitation. Mrs Harr and Mrs Miraben presented “The Y Story.”

New

Memorial Day Parade Plans Outline Public Observance

The notice details marching units and times for Memorial Day events including U S Naval Reserve Band American Legion Drum Corps V F W Rifle Squad and Marine Corps League honors. Wreath laying taps and aerial bomb signals mark program stages with AMVETS and other groups providing guard details and crowd turnout expected large.

U. S. Naval Reserve Band Loraina Court Yard American Legion Drum Corps Conrier V. F. W. Post Marine Corps League Amvets Post 32

Death notices from Elyria area list several local obituaries

The notice lists multiple deaths including Mrs. Golden L. Hudson 64 of 121 Nichols Court died at Elyria Memorial Hospital and is survived by husband Joseph L. Hudson. Also Mary A Sparks aged 77 of Hazelwood Drive Sunnyside Beach died at home after eight months illness. Other obituaries include Mabes W. Alexander 72 of West Ninth Street, William Jaycox 85 of Harrison Street, and George J. Gorr Sr. 77 of East Main Street. Funeral details, call times, and burial locations are provided for each, with churches and cemeteries named. A North Ridgeville Kiwanis meeting is canceled due to Memorial Day events.

Golden Hudson Golden L. Hudson Nichols Court Elyria Memorial Hospital LaCrosse Wis Hudson Elyria Women of the Moose Joseph L. Hudson Su- Gro-Curtis Funeral Home Brest Irion St Paul's Church Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery Mary A Sparks Hatelwood Grive Sunnyside Beach Sparks Dundee Con Hazelwood Drive Vermion Congresaional Church Alexander Sperks Alexander B. Sparks Leonard Harrison Detroit, Mich Nelle Lee Elvris Annie Rodgers Charles McDougall Florence McGibson Scotland Peter MacGibson Detroit Michigan Sudro-Curtis Funeral E. T. English Ridgelawn Mabel W. Alexander Mabes W. Alexander West Ninth Street Laporte North Eaton First Christian Church Emma R. Alexander Nettie Barbote Frank B. Wells Lute Alexander Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home Butternut Ridge Cemetery William Jaycox Harrison Street Chestnut Ridge Manor Mr. Jaycox Avon Lake Mary George Jaycox Loraine County Vermont Connecticut Land Company Vernon Parker Lodi Winifred Robinson Eileen DeMaerco Alice May Jaycox Sudro- Curtis Gospel Tabernacle David M. Hogan George J. Gorr South Amherst East Main Street Germany Cleveland Quarries Co St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Amherst Eagles Elizabeth George J., Jr Lorain Robert P Zilch Funeral Home J. H. Bolens Evergreen Cemetery

Lorain Marine Rescued From Reds In Korea

The Marine Corps identified 18 Marines rescued from Communist captivity in Korea after nearly six months. An Army prisoner accompanied the Marines. his name was not yet released. The group, captured last November and December, were reported in moderate malnutrition. One rescued Marine was Col. Chilford Rov EBay sem of Lorain, Ohio.

Washington Marine Corps Korea Chunchon Alari Col Chilford Bettie M. Haakins O. Box Lorain

Protest Against Elyria Telephone Rate Order Seeks Rehearing

The protestants claim errors in the commission's May 3, 1951 order on rates for the Elyria Telephone Company. They allege inadequate service assessment, an unreasonable rate increase before new LaGrange Exchange equipment was in service, and failure to specify asset values and future service terms. They request set aside, vacatur, and a rehearing of the original application.

Elyria Telephone Company LaGrange Exchange Tne Commission

Amherst Graduation Week Ends With Baccalaureate Service

Amherst reports a Baccalaureate service at St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed Church led by juniors with garlanded staffs. Seniors in white gowns joined a cappella choir as Rev Vandersall addressed them on Something Worth Working For. Birthday honor for Airs T W Wilson celebrated with family at Nabakowski home. Class Night set for 8 pm at the school auditorium.

Amherst St. Peter's Evangelical Peery Alma Wellman C. C. Vandersall T. W. Wilson Jack Nabakowsk Joan Nabakowski Sir Whitsom Jonn Nabakowski Jack Nabakowski B. W. Lindsley Sandusky WG. Wilson LaGrange Milo McQueen George Horn Jonn Miller Krs. T. W. Wilson

1 500 Attendance Average At P T A Movies

The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations capped its 13 film season with a Capitol theatre showing. Attendance averaged over 1,500 per performance and a school talent contest awarded prizes to students from Hamilton, Garford, Mary's, Jefferson, Roosevelt, Gates, Michinter, Allen, Edison, and Elyria. The event included safety award pennants, a Green Grass of Wyoming screening, and pony rides postponed due to rain.

Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Capitol Theatre Lso June Bannick Richard Mackey Robert Fank Harry Notley J. L. Butler L. N. Nicholas Fred Schoonmaker Don Kirk Charles Chomet Hamilton Renee Barbara Oswald Garford Barbara Earlene Mraz Mary's School Betty Hutton Charlotte Taylor Barbara Kalasky Jefferson Elyria Park Elyria

Police Court Fines Wide Range for Disorderly and Reckless Driving

Stanley Slusarsky of West Avenue and several others faced police court today on charges including disorderly conduct and reckless driving. Fines varied from 5 to 13 dollars with costs, and incidents included a toolbox theft report, a car collision, and intoxication charges.

Stanley Slusarsky West Avenue Lodi Raymond Gerbrand, Jr Oak Street Washington Avenue Lee Warne Falls Henry W. Ault Broad Street Dale Bennett West River Street Third Street Arthur Byers Second Street Richard Watson R. D. Grafton Paul Thomas R. D Miller Road East Bridge Harrell Baker, Jr Middle Avenue

Sheriff Files Budget Request for 1952

Sheriff Carl R. Finegan filed his 1952 budget with county commissioners requesting 105 044 dollars versus 85 504 this year. The request allocates 80 840 for deputy compensation up from 51 840, enabling three new deputies and a 15 dollar monthly raise for current staff. It also asks 3 000 for new autos up from 2 000 and increases the jail matron’s annual salary to 1 440.

Carl R. Finegan

Graduation Exercises At Eaton High Tonight

Eaton High School holds commencement with Dr. Roger Shaw speaking on Thats a Diploma, Son. The ceremony features Salutatory by Helen Alihalis, valedictory by Joan Peak, class roll by Donald Nash, gift by Ralph Broadwater, diplomas by Thomas Micalis, and board president F A Daniel presiding. The 16 member class honors perfect attendance by Hugh Allyn Graham.

Eaton Eaton High School Roger Shaw Helen Alihalis Joan Peak A. C. Young Donald Nash Lee Grills Ralph Broadwater F. A. Daniel Thomas Micalis Board of Education

Cleveland Livestock and Produce Markets Report

Markets show mixed cattle prices with prim e and choice grades strongest. Calves sheep and hogs listed with varied values, produce items including asparagus greens lettuce tomatoes and eggs noted with quantities and price ranges.

Hothouse Bskts

Local Cootiettes Initiate Seven New Members

Seven new members joined Victory Nits No. 107 of the Cootiettes as the local group hosted the Grand Draw at V. F. W. Post 1079 on Sunday. Chief grayback Julia Bruce chaired. Ann Kelley led registration with Rae Troesch and Eva Edwards assisting. Jane Bullock and Mary Moir managed dining room prep. Distinguished guests from the supreme lodge included Irma Wheston, while Grand officers present included Hida Shepard and a staff of officers.

Victory Nits V. F. W. Post Grayback Julia Bruce Ann Kelley Rae Troesch Eva Edwards Jane Bullock Mary Moir Supreme Lodge Irma Wheston Supreme Grayback Hida Shepard Mary Hitsman Ike Palmer Myrtle Gilbert Louise Freise Doris Centner Delphine Baker Virginia Boller Dorothy Newton Myrtle Kairnes Myrtle Robinson Nora Davis

Local crashes injure several motorists in Lorain area

Police report multiple accidents around Elyria and Lorain. A seven month old, Gary, escaped injury after a crash damaged a utility pole near Elyria Memorial Hospital. Three year old Larry Attkisson was struck by a truck on Third street, suffering a fractured arm and facial injuries. Numerous other collisions were recorded on routes 10 76 and 254 with drivers named in sheriff department reports.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Gary Hisson Larry Attkisson Third Street Edgar Payne East 33Rd Street Lorain Payne Florence Long Broad Street Middle Avenue Charles Novara Angola N.Y Barbara Woerth Cleveland Heights Wilbur Arnold Massillon Woerth Norman Fiedler Center Ridge Road Sheriff Department Herbert Schmidt, Jr John Youkas Cecil Ryder, Jr Cleveland James Wilder Akron Harry Jenkins Sheffield Lake Wayne Williams Murray Ridge Road Adelbert Street Boutell Driveway Co Flint Mich New York Central Route 10 Harold Stone Lapeer Ralph Murray George Belshaw Jordanville N. Y Clarence Cromwell

Thirteen Elyrians Inducted For May Army Quotas

Thirteen Elyria men were among 26 from the Elyria draft area inducted by the local board to meet May quotas. Inducted into the Army are Robert L. White Richard JC H 433 Belt avenue Robert IC Kalinski 626 W. 15th Anthony G Ondo 524 Vulcan street Frank P Wynieski 292 16th Daniel E Coleman 901 East River Joseph A Pronesti 1826 West avenue Thomas G Datena 457 Cleveland street Eugene W. Smith 606 Oberliard Raymond E Easterwood 511 West avenue Gene R Nowak RD 1 Case Rd James J Ward RD 3 Route 20 Richard A Smink 203 Broad street Thomas W Innes 625 Dewey avenue. Also named were John Wesley Johnson Grafton Leo J Wohlever Jr Ridgeville Paul J Dreyer Ellsworth E Shefe field John R Boice Wellington James L Hammond Ezra F Simpson Amherst James J Ward Wakeman Herbert R Feakins Oberlin Ellsworth L Straub Columbia Station plus others from Olmsted Falls Parma and Cleveland.

Elyria Catherine McKee Army Robert L. White Richard JC. H Belt Avenue Robert IC. Kalinski Anthony G. Ondo Vulcan Street Frank P. Wynieski Daniel E. Coleman East River Joseph A. Pronesti West Avenue Thomas G. Datena Cleveland Street Eugene W. Smith Oberliard Raymond E. Easterwood Gene R. Nowak Case Rd James J. Ward Richard A. Smink Broad Street Thomas W. Innes Dewey Avenue John Wesley Johnson Grafton Leo J. Wohlever, Jr Ridgeville Paul J. Dreyer Ellsworth

Elyria Furniture Buys Fay Hosiery Mills Warehouse

M J Ardman of Elyria Furniture announced the purchase of Fay Hosiery Mills for an undisclosed price. The Fay building on East Avenue houses 15,000 square feet with its own railroad siding and will become The Elyria Furniture Company warehouse aiding display and storage for used furniture separate from the main store on West Broad Street.

M.J. Ardman Elyria Furniture Company Fay Hosiery Mills Ardman Fay Hosiery West Broad Street East Avenue Pine Street

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