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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1955

Page

15

New Homeowner Insurance Policy Slashes Costs 20 Percent

A new one package homeowners policy, enacted by the legislature, offers up to a 20 percent saving on home insurance. It covers all risks for homes valued $5,000 to $50,000 plus personal property, living expenses during repairs, and even theft from locked cars. Albert Thorley of Allen Thorley Insurance promotes the plan as a major Ohio reform benefiting insured homeowners.

Alpert Thorley Allen-Thorley Rconey Lorain County Bank Thorley Ohio Albert Thorley Alien-Thorley Insurance Agency

New Foundry To Be Toured By Directors

Directors of National Malleable Steel Casting Co. will visit the firm’s new Phoenix foundry in Arizona next week for an inspection of the plant and nearby copper mines. The Phoenix foundry, completed this spring, is one of the largest in the southwest and considered the most modern in the country. One feature is its open exterior walls enabled by the region’s favorable year round weather. It produces general purpose steel and gray iron castings and grinding balls used in mining industry concentrating plants.

Cleveland National Malleable Steel Casting Co Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Foundry

Insurance benefits rise for American families in 1955 eight months

Life policy benefit payments in the first eight months of 1955 totaled 3.544 billion, up 289.7 million from a year earlier and 1.753 billion above 1945. Living benefits paid to policyholders reached 2.065 billion, 183.8 million more than last year, while death benefits stood at 1.480 billion, up 105 million from 1954.

Institute of Life Insurance Institute

Old Men Hire Policy Boosts Company Sales

A New York Wire Cloth Co policy to hire workers over 60 to launch a new product redefined retirement. The measure drew applicants from various fields, impressed veterans with experience, and led to a permanent six month program, a new division, and steady sales growth since 1952. Louis D. Root Jr. credited veterans for guiding sales policy and presentations to trade.

Howier Oldsters New York Wire Clotho York Pennsylvania Robert Fitzsimmons Falb Dlink Wenn Ae Pany Louis D. Root, Jr

Workers Move Fast Amid Crocodile Rescue on Natal Site

An excavator in Natal South Africa clean ing muddy waters of the Umfolozi River lifted a nine foot crocodile and placed it among a digging crew. The incident disrupted work as the crocodile was moved to safety and work continued. Reports claim several sprinting records were set during the event.

Umfolozi Natal South Africa

Republic Net For Quarter Is Doubled

Republic Steel Corp reports net income for the July August September quarter of 1955 at 22,005,740, more than doubling the 10,302,001 for the same period in 1954, with per share earnings of 1.43 versus 0.68. Nine-month 1955 net reaches 63,142,811, up from 25,093,945 in 1954. President C M White says the outlook is excellent and 1955 final reports should set new sales and income records.

Cleveland Republic Steel Corp C. M. White Republic White

Cub Scout Pack Gets Charter For New Year

Perry Smith presented Cub Scout Pack 105 with the charter for the coming year at the pack's regular meeting Monday. The meeting opened with the flag ceremony by Michael Denman. Den 2 won the attendance award. Year pins were presented to Brent Bridgett Billy Fowls Billy Pickwan Charles Giede Kay Hratchin Lynn Kaatz and Bart Oldenburg. Awards went to Bill Summers. Silver arrow on the Bear Badge went to Jimmy Barns and John Kindry. One silver arrow on Wolf badge to Timmy Oris and to Jimmy Smith bobcat. Refreshments served to close the evening.

Perry Smith Michael Denman Den 2 Brent Bridgett Billy Fowls Billy Pickwan Charles Giede Kay Hratchin Lynn Kaatz Bart Oldenburg Bill Summers Jimmy Barns John Kindry Timmy Oris Jimmy? Smith Bobcat

Halloween Doughnuts at Dugan’s Donut Shop

Leslie Donegan owner of Dugan’s Donut Shop at 605 Cleveland St offers a Halloween special yellow frosted doughnut and fried cakes in traditional colors. The Elyria shop has operated seven years growing from a Lake Ave one room start to a large Cleveland St facility making hundreds of dozens daily for restaurants and retail.

Dugan Donegan Cleveland St Leslie Donegan Elyria Lake Ave

George Tire Retreads Safer On Ice Snow

George Tire Co promotes Hawkinson retread tires as safer on wet and icy roads. The firm highlights stretch-on natural rubber tread, skid resistance, and a winter city country option. Truck operators and motorists increasingly use retreads for economy and reliability.

The George Tire Co East Bridge St Bill George Hawkinson George George ‘Ire Co Vertipemberg Notorists

PTA Meeting Discusses School Goals And Bond Issue

About 100 parents and teachers attended Firelands Senior and Junior High PTA to hear a panel on what schools should accomplish. Supt Ehrman announced Amendment I a $150 million education and mental welfare bonds proposal. Wayne Whyte urged conferences with parents on November 16 to address ongoing problems.

Henrietta Firelands P.T.A DeWeiss Singley Roxy Dillon Hugh Whitney Elaine Cajka James Horvath Don Gardner Gardner James Ehrman Harvey Born Wayne Whyte Firelands Junior High School W. Opperman C. Champion R. Raver W. Klinger W. Bucher C. Knott

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