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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1949

Page

12

Mayor Ault Heads NEPH Week Observance

Mayor Ault was named chairman for Elvina's observance of National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week from October 2 to 8. The local program elected Foster P. Dirlam secretary and noted handicapped job seekers at the OSES office, including 94 with 131 active applicants. The group outlined committees and emphasizes training and joint meetings during NEPH Week.

Henry W. Ault Elvina Elvia Ohio State Employment Service Foster P. Dirlam OSES Helen Conzam Dirlam Georgia Rogers State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation Mayor Ault David Daler Lorain County Industrial Council Harley Reese Martin Bouhan Robert Funk Dale Kellogg Charles B. Coen Veterans Administration Miss Mal- Sightless Fred Baugh Center For the Service Clubs Burton IL Ohlemacher Elyria Chamber of Commerce Msgr William L. Newton Harold C. Olmstead Edna Schropp Fred E. Ulrich

Market summaries from Toledo and Cleveland issues

Toledo grain prices show Wheat No 1 soft red 1.95 1.96 per bushel and Corn No 2 yellow 1.30 1.31 with other grades noted. Cleveland markets list eggs butter and poultry prices plus abundant fruit and vegetable values and livestock bids including cattle and hogs.

Toledo Cleveland U. S

Election Officials Seek Final Ruling On Salary Question

The Ohio Association of Election Officials seeks a mandamus to the state supreme court over whether the 1948 pay raise for election board members should apply to all members or only those appointed for four year terms starting in 1948. Three suits have varied rulings. a hearing is sought with an early decision anticipated.

Ohio Association of Election Officials State Supreme Court State Association Columbus Ruth I. Fox Association Fox Tso Lorain County Board of Elections Election Board County Common Pleas Lorain County Harold Y. Covault Joseph Ashely Cliffard G. Strean James B. Seward Association Board of Trustees Wilbur Y. Armstrong Bellaire

Prices At Noon Across Major Firms In Market Scan

A noon snapshot shows varied quotes from the New York Central and Pennsylvania rail markets alongside listings for Montgomery Ward Seers Rebuck Warner Brothers and several others. Figures appear uneven with some firms posting modest gains while others show declines amid shifting demand and supply dynamics.

N.Y. Central Penna Radister Gudden Co Montgomery Ward Rebuck Warner Brothers Welworth Co Bendx Chrysler General Motors Westinghuse Air Republic Steel U.S Steel Amateuds Copper Kennecott Correr Stevdardt Vacuum Texas O Ges & Elec T. C.t Serice Cleveland Cleveland Ciiffs Elec R.chmann Bras

Kiwanis Talk Highlights Mental Health Costs

Elyria Kiwanis heard Samuel Whitman of the Cleveland Mental Hygiene Association discuss the annual U.S. economic loss from mental illness exceeding one billion dollars and hospital care costing over 400 million dollars. He urged public awareness, improved hospital conditions, more outpatient services, and additional research to reduce confinement. Ralph Tibball and James Upp attended as guests.

Elyria Kiwanis Club United States Samuel Whitman Cleveland Mental Hygiene Association Kiwanis Club Elks Marine Room Bricker Whitman Ralph E. Tibball The Elyria

Case Against Local Chemical Co Set For Sept 15

Police Chief E J Stankard said the Studebaker Chemical Co faces a Sept 15 court date on charges of violating city health rules for emitting obnoxious odors from its factory harming residents nearby.

Local Chemical Co E. J. Stankard Studebaker Chemical Co Health Department

Wage dispute at New York f i r e hearings noted

The article reports a strike threat tied to arm posture at recent fact finding in New York. The United Union seeks a 12 percent hourly wage rise while the industry opposes. Observers see a possible modest rise if productivity is cited as justification. The main friction is pension funding details.

New York

Police court fines and suspensions in Elyria cases

Cleo Philips R D Grafton was fined 100 and costs with a one year driving ban after pleading to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Henry W Ault following a collision at Lodi and West River with Richard E Hales of Lorain. Alfred Hosler 3 Persons court paid 10 and costs after arraignment on a traffic charge from a Sept 4 collision on Lodi street with Iva Lee Shiff of Toledo.

Cleo Philips R. D. Grafton Elyria Henry W Ault Lodi West River Streets Richard E. Hales Lorain Alfred Hosler Lodi Street Iva Lee Shiff Toledo

Court Notices and Local Civil Actions in Lorain County

Carl Bruse of Lorain was fined 10 and costs with 5 suspended after speeding in a 35 mph zone on Lake avenue Sept. 6. The Ohio department of aid for the aged filed suit for 3,560 against John H. Veach estate in Avon Lake to recover and extend a surety. Henry Yourkevitch of Lorain won a 808 cognovit against Katherine Blaner of Elyria R D 3. Eloise Cain obtained a divorce from Frank with custody of their child Cleota Ramser Lorain. Henry Yourkevitch Sr. filed 250 against Alex Mihito Jr. on a building contract.

Carl Bruse Lorain James Horn Lake Avenue Ohio Department of Aid For the Aged John H. Veach Avon Lake Henry Yourkevitch Louisia Avenue Katherine Blaner R. D Elvria Eloise Cain Frank D. A Cook Henry Yourkevitch, Sr Louisiana Avenue Alex Mihito, Jr Elyria

Astrological Portrait and Local Cricket Brief

PRA and STELLA signs suggests strong views and leadership. Forecast urges intuition, literary talent, and a magnetic personality able to influence others. Early life excitement, later routine, potential lasting fame with a major legacy. Cricket matches at Pipewell, Eng and are halted at milking time.

Fridax Pipewell Engand

Homecoming at Huntington Church Sunday

Huntington United Church plans a homecoming to celebrate two years since Rev. W Dale Clark arrived after prior vacancy since 1918. Members completed improvements to the edifice and grounds including balcony cleanup, wiring, a new bulletin board, parking, new furnaces, and an outdoor fireplace. Rally Day at 9 45 a.m. and services at 10 30 a.m. with former ministers invited.

Huntington W. Dale Clark Huntington United Church Ait. Clark Youth ‘Fellowship

Grafton Police Car Damaged In Collision

A Grafton police car driven by Albert Page 27 was damaged at 42 p m yesterday in a collision on Grafton road at Route 82 with a car driven by Herman Goldman 69 of Chicago Goldman was arrested on a charge of reckless driving and fined 50 dollars with 10 dollars suspended when arraigned in Graf ton court He said he turned to return to Route 82 when the crash happened Also two other crashes in North Ridgeville and Elyria were reported with minor damage and a parole release notice for George Hill among 82 inmates scheduled for release by the state parole commission.

Grafton Albert Page Grafton Road Route 82 Herman Goldman Chicago Goldman Frank Schaefer North Ridgeville John White Cleveland Street Olive Schaefer George H. Smith Second Srack Vernon Clifton West Griswold Road Broad Street

Crash kills Columbus broker on Route 161

Police say 49 year old Columbus broker William Van Sickle died when his car struck a tree on Route 161. Swedish firms anticipate about 14 million dollars in claims for nationalized Yugoslav property including Imatch company assets.

Columbus William van Sickle Route 161 Yugoslavia Imatch Company

Robert Burns to Direct Choir at First Christian Church

Robert Burns has been engaged to direct the choir of the First Christian Church at 249% Gates Avenue for the current season. He succeeds Hus sell Dunford, who held the post for 12 years. Burns, known in Elyria musical circles, is a member of the Elyrians Quartet and a tenor soloist. He makes his first appearance at the 10 30 a m service Sunday singing The Penitent by Van de Waller. Choir rehearsals will begin next Wednesday evening.

Robert Burns Gates Avenue First Christian Church Hussell Dunford Burns Elyrian Elyrians First Congregational Church Penitent van de Waller Clauce Wigfield

Amnesia Victim Held at County Jail After Lake Road Find

A man about 55 or 56 with amnesia was held at the county jail awaiting identification. County Jailer Chalmer Davidson said Avon Lake police picked him up at 5 a m along Lake Road with no ID, two pennies, a few cigarettes, lighter and spectacles in his pockets. Deputy Davidson said the man has a complete lapse of memory.

Courty Jail Chalmer Davidson Avon Lake Lake Road Davidson

Dispersal Sale of Registered Holsteins Near Hinckley Ohio

Charles Cady & Son announce a complete herd dispersal of 40 registered Holsteins at their Hinckley area farm two miles north of Hinckley and fourteen miles north of Medina on Route 3. Sale Monday Sept 12 at 1 PM. Cows bred totop sires, many fresh or due, records listed for milk and fat, vaccinations up to date, catalogs at ringside.

Hinckley Medina Ohio St. Rt. 3 Cleveland D.h.la Rahman Ormsby Carnation Pathfinder Medins County Cow Test Association Cean T.B Bangs Ringside Charles Cady & Son

Elyrians To Speak At District Legion Conference

W O McClellan Elyria leader stalled post officers meeting in Loudonville and attended an executive committee session. The Fall district conference at Wilk on Sunday October 9 will feature Elyria speakers Day Hyman and Foster Dirlam discussing Americanism and employment outlook.

W. O. McClellan Elyria Mancer Ohio D American Legion Loudonville Wilk Elyria Po 12 Hyman Foste Dirlam Elyr ‘Fice Ohio State Employ Service

Public Sale of Farm Equipment and 91 Acre Estate

A public sale near Lodion on Sept 13 offers 25 head of cattle including milk cows and calves, 70 chickens, hay and grain lots, and a full set of farming equipment. Real estate includes a 91 acre farm with 20 woodlands, a lime-rich tillable block, a yellow tile barn and silo, outbuildings, and a comfortable 2 story house with multiple rooms. Terms: chattels cash, $1000 down on real estate, possession 90 days after title transfer.

Lodion Rt Meck Black Hawk J. D Philco Medina County Bern James F. Schott Medina Street Rt. 42 Mill Street Lodi Ohio Lloyd and Jess Wise J. O. Fendermaker J. F. Schott

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