Human Relations Conference To Be Held At Lorain Monday
An all day Lorain Human Relations Conference on living together runs from 9 am to 4 30 pm with talks and panels by church, city and college leaders. Notable participants include Monsignor William Newton and Warren H L., with discussions on civil liberties housing employment and community relations.
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Lorain
Lcrain
Mordey
Obderin College
Ohio State University
St Marc's Engh School
Lumcheon
Caworsk
Wil
Reginside Johnson
New York
Uban Lesgue
America
Mc Century
Steve Caruse
Lerean Counts CI
Community Relations Board
John Field
Toledo Cry
Cihe
Farr
Pracce
Aytex Rattner
Civil Liberties Chiaper
J. Mailon Yinger
Iin College
Willard T Francis
Charles P. Lucas
Cleveland
Natueral Association
Ieader de Hart Hubbard
Federal Housing Authority
Vrd
T. Francis
Th Train Bousin Authority
Jay
Cleveland Urban League
Boyd Wilson
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Navig Or Housratty Wies
Amherst Water Company Seeks Rate Increase
Amherst council reviews two allotment requests and discusses a water rate raise. J. J. Smythe cites higher costs and near expiry of the village contract, noting rate parity since 1941 and possible need for state commission approval. The fire and water committee plannen with the company.
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Ambherst
Amherst Council
J. J. Smythe
Amherst Water Company
Smythe
Unities Commission
Fire and Water Committee
Wasem
Prittie and
Mathes
John W. Pooré
Elyria Avenue
Middle Ridge
Wottring
Sunset Drive
Georgia Avenue
Shupe Avenue
Tom Launcéon
Elioument
Hes Corporation
Osdts
Ordinente
S Leze Street
Mulan Avenue
Deaths and funeral notices in New London area
Deaths include Mrs Elizabeth Filmore 89 of RD 2 whose services are set for 2 p m Thursday at Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with burial at Ridgelawn cemetery. Also prominent farmer Anderson 59 collapses after evening meal, survived by wife Cecile and family. services Friday at Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home with burial at Grove Street cemetery.
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Elizabeth Filmore
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
Ridgelawr C
New London
Cleston Anderson
New London Township
Anderson
Rochester Township
Cecile
Robert
Hartland
Fred
Phillip
Clyde
Hazel Schneiter
S. C. Anderson
Clinton
Ravenna
Don
Jane Charites
Homer
Archie
Giles
Wellington
Caroline Clawsuen
Nova
Ioma Booth
Clarksfield
Dr Sivard Installed as Legion Chaplain in Elyria
Dr James H Sivard pastor of First Methodist Church Elyria was installed as chaplain of Elyria Post 12 during a post meeting. The post approved the 1953 fiscal budget unanimously and announced Halloween parade plans with the drum and bogie corps marching in division No 3.
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James H. Sivard
First Methodist
Elyria
A. T. S.ties
American Legion
Tiiia
Post Holding Company
Cate
Post
New London Pupils Sent Home by Heating Fault
New London elementary pupils were sent home after assembly when a new automatic sicker in the annex failed to heat properly due to a feeder adjustment issue. Superintendent E. J. Sehadt ordered a recess until the heating system is correctly adjusted.
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New London
E. J.sehadt
Chiropodists Discuss Panel Remarks at Lorain Meeting
Dr J Albaens and Dr WOE au joined Lorain County Chiropody Association members at a Monday evening meeting. The program centered on pediatrics and foot care with three panel participants presenting.
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J Albaens
Woe
Lorain
Richard
Chester E Smnane Sténe
Geirman
Lerain
Nuria V. Webd
rowTia
Coaches Catch Fire Across City Games
An expanded slate of high school basketball games drew loud crowds as coaches argued calls, rallied players, and sprinted between benches. Officials issued warnings as tensions rose while several teams pressed for decisive victories.
Night Scot train crash injures many during early morning
Train crews caught fire as a collision tore through a pushcar line and toppled a Foster bridge across the tracks. Passengers including soldiers, schoolchildren, and businessmen crawled from wreckage after the crash halted clocks at 2 18 am. Screams filled the platform while rescue workers freed trapped travelers.
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London
Wembley
Church History Recalls Early Eaton Congregation
A historical account chronicles the Church of Christ of Elyria formed in 1837 and its growth from a brick schoolhouse to Eaton Center. It details land purchases, a 1862 dedication, remodels in 1907, a 1920s fire, and efforts to build a parsonage and new structure as the community expanded.
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Eaton Center
Richard Crowell
J. D. Swik
John Ferguson
M. E. Nichols
S. M. Streater
James Healy
James Carpenter
William A.robin
George Adams
Elyria
Scouts Court Of Honor This Evening
The Southeast District Court of Honor meets at the Elyria American Legion Hall at 8 p m with Dr Joseph Le Hare as chairman The program includes colors ceremony procession opening welcome songs convening of the court presentation of Star and Life Awards Eagle awards and closing ceremony Adult counselors help Scouts meet requirements and earn badges All Scouts are invited and urged to wear uniforms The event replaces the Scouters Roundtable cancelled to allow leaders to attend
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American Legion Hall of
Elyria
Southeast District Court of Honor
Joseph Lehane
Jim Horm
Lehare
Trail the Eagle
Lehere
Ion
Tre
Elyria Pianist Joins Russell Nype on Coast To Open
Elyria pianist recently returning from Europe will accompany popular singer Russell Nype. The act opens at the El Rancho Club in Las Vegas on Wednesday, then heads to San Francisco for further engagement. Elton practiced with Nype in Detroit yesterday and is slated to tour with the entertainer.
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Jack Elion
Elyria
Europe
Russell Nype
Statler Hotel
Detroit
Elton
Nype
Nype i
el Rancho Club
Las Vegas
Nev
San Francisco
Historic Eaton church adds sanctuary and classrooms
The Eaton church built its first section in 1948 and added a northwest wing in 1951 to ease school crowding. A new sanctuary plan was approved with Building Fund Sunday on March 9, pledges reaching $6,060. Cornerstone laid May 4 after trenching for foundations. Room seats total 280 with stained glass windows and a cross above the door. Pastor Rev Jean C. Upcegraff led the congregation through a period of growth and expansion before the new sanctuary completion.
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Jean C. Upcegraff
Mistamiy
Eaton School
Eaton Town
Eaton Grange
Broie School
Theorthwest Corner
Mnitrueion
Islund
Chan
Tion
Faten Senoel
C. Young
Tzid
Erautie
Semnit Bey
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St Johns Evangelical Church to Mortgage Lorain Property
Common pleas court approved St Johns E v ar g elical and Reformed church to mortgage its Lorain property for 10000 at 4 percent to raise funds for improvements. A Beth 323 Fourth street, against Andrew Bendik, is in street, for 950 alleged the sale in Bendiks property. The text also notes political references to Nixon, Truman, Acheson, Eisenhower and other figures, plus local court actions including a juvenile case and traffic fine.
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Common Pleas Court
St. John’s Evar ‘Gelical and Reformed Church
Lorain
Stevenson
Eisener
Rae
Oberlin School Leader Sells Interest to LimaFigure
J H Kutscher longtime Oberlin School of Commerce figure has sold his interest to C S Tumbleson of Lima. Kutscher will remain as education director and serves as Oberlin city council president. Tumbleson formerly ran Northwestern School of Commerce at Lima and was Columbus Office Training School registrar.
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Oberlin
J. H. Kutscher
Oberlin School of Commerce
C. S. Tumbleson
Lima
Kutscher
J. T.henderson
Tumbleson
Oberin
Northwestern School of Cormree
Lodge To Meet Tuesday In District Gathering
The 1LOOF regular meeting at the Temple last evening started at 7 with a short session. Members planned a trip to Akron for a 2 1/2 hour instruction and next Tuesday will host a Past Grand Assembly meeting. The Northwest Encampment meets Friday with the Patriarchal degree to be conferred, and a postponed session is noted.
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Temple
Akron
Ir Iil Incr
Todges
S Rock
The
Iron
Two Hurt When Car Hits Pole In Elyria
Mark Hull 331 South Maple and passenger Floyd Hull 113 Oberlin Road suffered lacerations when Hull lost control on Foster Avenue and struck a utility pole. They were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Hull was charged with failure to have his car under control.
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Mark Hull
South
Maple Street
Floyd Hull
Oberlin Road
Foster Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mark Hill
Karl Bennett
Seventh Street
Reuben W. Gochenour
Middle Avenue
Gouchkenour
Fifth Street
Lee W. Reynods
M.C. A
Broad Street
Yessergey
Mike Manzo
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
Deputies Miss Body Found Along the Big Four Railroad
Deputies Edward Gawlik and John Wircensze received a 3 58 am call about an object believed to be a body seen along the Big Four near Griffon Prison Farm. Officers searched for about a half mile in the morning cold but did not locate a body.
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Edward Gawlik
John Wircensze
Yard Checker Hurt In Near Miss With Freight Train
Robert Reves, a yard checker for the New York Central Railroad, narrowly escaped serious harm yesterday when he misjudged a freight train on Abbe Road. He jumped from the moving car and suffered abrasions and contusions to his head and face before being taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Robert Reves
West Griswold Roze
New York Central Railroad
Abbe Reary
Abbe Road
Avon Lake seeks sewage permit extension rejected
The Oh Water Pollution Board denied Avon Lakes request to extend its sewage dumping permit for another year though the current permit expires in 10 months. A Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association meeting is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at 168 Bell Avenue, the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Gilmore.
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Frome SA
Simo
AKTON
Fred Hreto Corres
Ted Fe
Tuan
Jiz
Board of
Public Ai
Ohio Edison Comra
Coune
Water Avenue
Avon Lake
Oh Water Pollution Board
Avon Lakes
Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association, Inc
Harry Gilmore
Bell Avenue
New Officers To Preside At Kiwanis In Avon Lake
Avon Lake Kiwanis club names James Dalgleish as president after last week's vote. Garrison Moore and Elmer Fessenmeier become first and second vice presidents with directors Francis Murphy James Mitchell Dean Kelly and Harry Warmer also named. Mrs. McKay to speak on driving safety and Ohio driver education programs.
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Avon Lake
Kawans Club
McKay
Ohio Public Schools
James Dalgleish
Kiwanis Club
Garrison Moore
Elmer Fessenmeier
Francis Murphy
James Mitchell
Dean Kelly
Harry Warmer
Three Kresge Employees Honored in Service Week Ceremonies
Three Kresge employees at the Elyria store received service pins during a breakfast ceremony marking Service Recognition Week. Estre Grangis earned five years, Ruth Al. Barley and Mary F. Takacs were honored for twenty years. Hazel Leslie also attended as a veteran employee.
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Kresge
Elyrai
Spec
S. S. Kresge
United States
Hresse
Broad Street
Servce
Estre Grangis
Ruth al. Barley
Mary F. Takacs
Lutes
Hazel i Lesie
S 8 Kresge Company
Market Quotations at Noon Highlight Big Names and Movements
Noon stock quotes feature leading firms such as American Radiator American Telegraph and T. C. S. Rogers includes Anaconda Copper Bendix Aviation Chrysler Cities Service Cleveland-Cliffs and more. Industrial stocks show varied performance with utilities and manufacturers listed alongside consumer goods firms.
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American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Bendix Aviation
Chrysiler I Cities Service
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland
Toledo Edison ‘N
Steel Warner Brothers Woolworth Co
Market price notes for fruits vegetables and livestock
Sealed price list lists apples beets broccoli celery and celery heart items with unit counts and prices. Regional livestock figures show cattle calves sheep and hogs with quoted ranges and weights. Prices reflect market conditions and standard size baskets crates and dozens used in trade.
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Jonathans
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Tional Cyo
Paul Schremp
Chester Gray
Honority Service
Ohio Employment Service
Ward R.ley
Tale
OES
Msgr
William Newton
St. Mary's Church
Lorain County Cathie
John Green
First Methodist Church
Lono Meristerial Association
Warren HL
Chi- Wego
Ohio State University Law School
Orville Jones
Ohio Cio Education Department
Paul P Shearer
OF + CIO evil fights Committee
Participal Ng
Joseph Athelin
Lorain County
Democratic Central Committee
Harold Covault
Republican Central Committee
Jack Gregen
Cans For
Democratic Action
Norman Belfer
Jacob Clayman
Amherst
June E. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Jackson Street
Crownhill Cemetery
Hart
Legion
E. Martin
East Martin
Lincoin
Lincoln
Sipple
Fred Schnenk
Garrett Lves
Cour
Sire Avenu
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Midwest Stock Exchange
Plymouth
Dodge Jor
Elyria, Orio
LW ¥ SP A. Preanr i
Death Records
Filmore Funeral
C. Cleston Anderson
Dr. Sivard
Sre
Thatice
Crete Rieck
Varaeatarare E Community Arts
James
Weaver
Bert Crowell
Supro-Curtis
Northwestern Adjustment Co., Inc
Scouts
Police Dept. News
Daniel Petrof
Caessnut Street
Shirley Levy
Elmstreet
Henry W. Ault
Petroit
Harvey A. Jones
Cecar Street
Anad
Albert W. Jewell
Belfield Avenue
Peter Paternite
West Broad Street
Amialcolm H. Forbes
Gulf Road
Gilbert Pumparrey
Forest Street
Mary Belle Cunningham
R. D
LaGrange
Middle and
Second Street
Richard Waldron
West Avenue
Bel Avenue
West River Street
Albert Hill
Woodland
Courtland Streets
Richard Wayne Capell
North Ridgeville
East Bridge Street
Hillard Atkinson
Follette Street
Dge Patton
Derek
Truman
A. T2h
Ang
Ghioan
Bng
Tait
Prewe
Utah
Nome
Bourke Boulkenlooper Gia
Homer Mich
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Colo
Twime
Reneid Barth
Eaton
Toledo
D A. Cook
Berth
Ensis
Altes
Dublin
Fulton, Crea
Lerein
C. C Lord
Lake Avenue
197¢ Lake
Roy W. Kult
Nuvs
Oberlin School
F. Lodge
Rabbit Club
Broad St
Bell
Kiwanis
McNeil Machine & Engineering Company
Axton
Abc's of Investment
McDonald & Company
New York Stock Exchange
N.Y. Curb Exchange
Associa
James M. Hans
Middle Ave
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