Elyria Elks Honor Two Youth Leaders From Elyria High
Melanie Dickie and John Brekelbaum of Elyria High School were named local winners of the Elks Youth Leadership Contest. Dickie is senior class secretary and Leaders Group president with high academic standing and active drama work. Brekelbaum is Elyria Youth Council president and top academic student with four years on Youth and Student Councils and multiple varsity sports. Nine contestants were narrowed to two after a panel of judges. District, state, and national levels follow in December, January, and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Dickie
John Brekelbaum
Elyria High School
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Miss Dickie
Mary Dickie
High St
Elyria Youth Council
Brekelbaum
G. C. Brekelbaum
Elywood Dr
Gentleman’s Club
Probate Court
Harold Ewing
Common Pleas Court
John D. Pincura
J. Clare George
Charles Snobel
Earl Sloan
Elyria
Employees Air Bid of WAMS Workers Meet Over Proposal
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. workers and their union pause talks to consider an economic proposal from the company. No further contract talks set pending the Local 101 members meeting at the Union Hall. After two long bargaining sessions, no full contract agreement was reached. Federal mediators Harris and Willmeth are involved due to other current negotiations. Production will continue with two hours notice by either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
United Auto Workers Local 101
Tony Calderaro
George R. Harris
Clair Willmeth
Pfaudler-Permutit Co
Bendix - Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Limit On Picketing Requested At South Shore Plant
South Shore Packing Corp seeks a permanent court ban to curb strike activity at the plant. A temporary injunction blocks more than two pickets at a gate and trucks are blocked at the plant entrance. Six pickets per gate and two at the front door would be allowed if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Packing Corp
Vermilion
Wiliam M. Barrett
South Shore
Barrett
Erie County Common Pleas
James McCrystal
Allied Industrial
Retail Sales Continue Downward Across Lorain County
Lorain County shows a noticeable dip in retail sales for the fiscal year, with state receipts for July 1 to November 4 down over four million dollars from 1960. Lorain County motor vehicle tax receipts also fall, with totals at 342,157 this period versus 267,222 last year, while state figures decline to 15,162,144 from 16,735,626.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Loran County
Headlights Blamed For Mishap At Local Shopping Center
At the O Neil Sheffield Shopping Center a 2:45 am crash injured two people in a southbound compact car. Driver John W. Lilly 24 Avon said approaching headlights blinded him and he left the curve, with minor injuries. Passenger Richard Palmer 19 Oberlin had forehead and eye cuts. both treated and released. Damage about 400 dollars. A deer caused another accident near Rt 38 by Huntington injuring no one, damage about 150 dollars to Griffin H Groot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil Sheffield
John W. Lilly
Lorie Blvd
Avon
Sheriff's Deputies
O'Neil Blvd
Lilly
Richard Palmer
Second St
St. Joseph Hospital
Griffin H. Groot
Oberlin
Groot
Rt. 38
Huntington
Program Slated Tomorrow By Masonic Lodge
The Frank S. Harmon Lodge 663 will hold its monthly Entertainment Night tomorrow at p.m. at the Masonic Temple. A. N. Smith is program chairman. The meeting is open to members' families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon
Masonic Temple
A. N. Smith
Pop Machines Looted at Two Rt 82 Stations
Soft drink vending machines at two Rt 82 service stations were pried open and coin boxes removed. Deputies Sauer and Zimmerman found the damaged machines at 1 45 a.m. Theft included 250 gallons of gas out of a storage tank at the Spencer site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 82
Robert Sauer
Quay Zimmerman
Thej
Artie Dorsey
sher|Rt
Station Rd
I'S Department
Question On Date Persists In Elyria Ward Redistricting
The city safety service director faces a contested vote to draw Elyria into seven wards. Solicitor J C William Tattersall issued an opinion urging the director be tasked, but it is unclear if the council can act tonight or at the December meeting. Kellogg or the incoming director may get the job. no fixed deadline is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Dale C. Kellogs
Charles V. Neeson
Tattersall
Kellogg
Chronicle-Telegram
Judge Begins Vacation in Lorain County Divorce and Juvenile Duties Discussed
Judge Henry P. Webber starts a one month vacation with no local reassignment. Lorain County Bar Association president Robert W. Vandemark may ask Chief Justice Carl Weygandt to assign a substitute judge to handle divorce and juvenile cases during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Webber
Chairmen For Drive Announced in Elyria and Lorain
George H. Ferguson named Elyria chairman of the New March of Dimes drive to be held in January. Thomas A. Tubbs named Lorain County Campaign director. Gene Sofranko chosen Lorain city campaign chair. Ferguson and family listed with address 508 West Second Street. The 1962 drive funds a new community birth defects and arthritis care program. Slogan: Your Dimes Will Do It Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ferguson
Elyria
Paul E. Driscol
New March of Dimes
Thomas A. Tubbs
Lorain
Ferguson
Wilcox and Wilcox
University of Notre Dame
Ohio State
Japan
Maurita
Kathy
Tommy
Bobby
West Second
St. Ferguson
Lorain Glass Co
Lorain City
Annexation Case May Go To Supreme Court
An appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court is being considered over the proposed annexation of about 1800 acres in North Ridgeville to Elyria. The Ninth District Court of Appeals blocked the annexation and a journal entry is required before further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
North
Ridgeville
Elyria
Ninth District Court of Appeals
North Ridgeville
Glenn Baxter
Attoritory
Jl. R. Ashenbach
Appellate Court
J. C. William Tattersall
Com
Hubbard Missioners
Wilcox
North Ridgend
Ville
Balloon on the Loose Aims for Women's Endurance Record
Mrs. Alford Wolf 56 of Blue Bell Pennsylvania drifts over western Oklahoma in a hydrogen filled balloon seeking the women’s endurance record. FAA warns small aircraft near the route as she travels toward Texas. She began from Big Spring at 1 a.m. Sunday and must fly 35 hours to set the mark.
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Higgins
Tex
UPI
Federal Aviation Authority
Alford Wolf
Wolf
Blue Bell
Oklahoma
Texas
FAA
Big Spring
Taft to Seek Post as Chief Justice of Ohio Supreme Court
Judge Kingsley A. Taft of the Ohio Supreme Court announced he will seek the chief justice post next year. He would face incumbent Carl V Weygandt if Weygandt seeks reelection. Weygandt has been chief since 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Columbus
UPI
Kingsley A. Taft
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl V Weygandt
Tf Weygandt
James Bell
Madison County
Weygandt
Twenty Honored for Long Service at Factory Dinner
Manufacturers and Fabricators Inc. marked its silver anniversary by honoring 20 employees with 10 or more years of service at a dinner at Elyria Country Club. The event noted 89 percent of staff have a decade or more with the firm, and seven received U S Savings Bonds for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers and Fabricators, Inc
T. F. Schilling
Charles Bright
Martin Jones
T. R. Scheuneman
George McNulty
Filbert St
Elyria Country Club
U. S. Savings
Clarence Sayers
Paul Cowjard
Norman Miller
George Fortin
Fred Brown
Titiann Inne Ocasinas
Snow Clears By Thursday Ahead of Thanksgiving Warm Trend
Snow flurries darken Lorain County skies tonight but should melt by Tuesday. A warm Thanksgiving travel forecast follows with dry conditions through the end of the week and a chance of rain Friday. Temperatures rise from the upper 30s yesterday to around 40 by tomorrow after a 28 night low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Thanskgiving
Lorain Conanty
Cleveland Hopkins
Bureau
BUC Office Plans Still Indefinite In Elyria
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Ohio State Employment Service office in Elyria remains undecided. Administrator Donald B. Leach hopes for a new building but will not know next Monday or Tuesday. Spokesmen say the bill changes were made and the final printing awaits Governor DiSalvo signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Employment Service
Donald B. Leach
BUC
Michael V DiSalie
Equipment Loot At Galf Service Station Battered Cars Sideswiped
The Edward Horn Galf Service Station on Rt 2 and Station Rd reported a burglary Saturday at 3.05 pm. Tools, two grease guns, battery charger and a total of 770 dollars in cash were taken after a window was broken. Cars driven by Flor Fields and Paul H Smith were involved in a sideswipe collision nearby, deputies said. Arthur Horn identified the burglary.
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Edward Horn Galf
Flor
Cleveland
Paul H. Smith
Moore
Avon Lake
Oil Smith
Eastland
Arthur Horn
Water line owner plans service charge and tap in fee
Albert G. Huffman buys the Griswold Road water line at a public auction for 1500 dollars from the Elyria Board of Education and plans a 100 tap in charge plus a monthly service fee to maintain water for 75 residential users. He hopes to sell the line to the city later but says funds are needed now to cover maintenance and potential repairs. The line originally served Maplewood School and is now supplied from a different source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tentaive
Huffman
L. A
Ashhenbach
Frank Biers
Bach
Hast
Griswold Rd
Elyria Board of Education
Maplewood School
West River Rd
Merchants Set Dinner to Review Next Year Plans
The Elsma Retail Merchants Association will discuss downtown parking and store hours for next year at a dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p m The Graystone Hotel. Paul Hardy president will host the session and Christmas promotion details will be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsma
Ty Council
Graystone Hotel
Paul Hardy
Auto damage figures from Brew Wa incident
Damage to Smith's car was estimated at 9 dollars and damage to Mrs Fields' auto was estimated at 75 dollars in Brew Wa.
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Smith
Bass-baritone Donald Gramm to sing varied program
Donald Gramm a bass-baritone will perform a recital tomorrow at 8 15 p m in Elyria High School auditorium with pianist Richard Cumming. The program includes Lully Martini Haydn Wagner Mozart Bizet Brunau Lowe Brahms and Bowles and Chanler pieces along with American folk songs and Shakespeare settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gramm
Elyria High School
Aud Vitorium
Richard Cumming
Gramm
Caron
Alcesie
Lully
Martini
Haydn
Dvorak
Piu
Hunger strike ends as Algeria prisoners gain status
In Paris the hunger strike by about 5000 jailed Algerians ends as lawyers announce a three point accord. Moslems will be treated as political prisoners and monitored by the Red Cross. three rebel leaders, including Vice Premier Mohammed Ben Bella, will continue fasting for further rights and private clinic transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Ministry of Justice
Mohammed Ben Bella
France
Algeria
International Red Cross
Ben Bella
Garches
Here
Constantine
Tiaret
Oran
Lorain Man Injured In Parachute Jump
Lorain resident George Cherney 38 was hospitalized after leaping from a plane at Wallhead Airport. He suffered a broken right foot and said it would be his first and last jump. Deputy Silvasy reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cherney
Fof
Leavitt Rd
Lorain
Herbert Hartley
North Reed
Wallhead
Murray Ridge
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cherney
Sheriff's
George Silvasy
4 H Club winner attends national congress in Chicago
Erie County youth Edward R. Clark of Sandusky is among 49 winners announced in the National 4 H electric program. Clark will receive an expense paid trip to the five day National 4 H Club congress in Chicago beginning November 26 and a certificate of achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Erie County
Edward R. Clark
RD. J. Sandusky
Chicago
Illustr ator Thomas S. Jones Dies at 76
Private funeral services were scheduled for Thomas S. Jones a pioneer medical illustrator in Chicago after his death on Thursday.
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Chicago
UPI
Thomas S. Jones
Pioneer
Sathursday
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Amherst College
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Penrose Ct
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