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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1950
Page
2
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports local news dated Thursday October 26 1950 detailing events and notices from ElyriaOhio without sensational detail.
One of the National Tube Management club's largest gatherings drew 250 supervisors to the Hotel Antlers in Lorain for a "bosses' night" observance last night. Dr. Arthur Secord, professor of unknown specialty, spoke at the event.
Speech and adult education from Brooklyn College New York outlined five points for foremen to watch in maintaining good communications with their men. They included speaking the other fellows language never making more than one point at a time with an example and using tact and adaptability. Gras D Hobby manager of industrial relations led the program with department superintendents and brief talks by Robert Urquhart general superintendent and L F Suattele assistant superintendent.
Urquhart congratulated foremen for their role in the U S savings bond drive at Lorain Works and for achieving a new plant wide safety record. B W Norton urged support for the Community Chest campaign. Regs Greenert reported on an NAF conference at Western Reserve University. William Teves was named chairman of the new nominating committee. S D Lynn announced a public speaking class at Kong High School starting Nov 13 and listed Barnyard Night on Nov 18 and the Christmas party on Dec 19.
Amherst reports a successful presentation of the play Meet Me In St. Lows by the high school speech class. Cast members include Bob McCallister and LaDonna Huey supported by a large ensemble. Between acts featured vocal and clarinet quartets under director Mrs. Egeland.
Wednesday dismissals include Ruth Hfuya and Carl Grans. Monday births report a daughter for Mrs. Arthur Thompson. A Tuesday birth notes a son for Mrs. Ray Diwanski. Serviceman James Loughne was entertained in Camp Polk, Louisiana. A 65 guest buffet from multiple cities accompanied by musical accordion selections and a purse presentation marked the event. Church choir time changes and Amherst Democratic Women card party plans are announced. Also noted is Antonio Alberondo ending a 178 mile 60 hour non stop endurance attempt in Argentina and Israel’s favorable farming outcomes for new immigrants.
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