Fruehauf Nears Break in Avon Lake Bargaining Talks
Fruehauf Trailer Co and Allied Industrial Workers Local argued through the night after initial economic proposals. The union pushed for a 12 cent hourly raise, full insurance, pension, three weeks paid vacation, and a strike clause, while the company offered 4 cents now and 3 cents later with noneconomic issues in escrow.Federal mediator John P. Walsh aided as talks resumed with potential seven hour daily time for union business. About 1,400 workers are idled by a strike that began Thursday at midnight at the Avon Lake plant on Walker Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Oni Allied Industrial Workers
J. Willam Trauernicht
Eugene Martin
AIW International
John P. Walsh
Fruehauf
Walker Rd
Avon Lake
Ex-Manager of Dairy Plant Dies in Wellington
Elmer L. Pettit aged 80 died Saturday at 4 p.m. at his home 513 Herrick Ave East after a 10 month illness. He came to Wellington in 1935 and served as plant manager of Telling-Belle Vernon Co. until 1946 then worked as milking machine salesman for seven years. Survived by wife Elva two daughters Mrs Carl Weidmeyer of Berlin Center and Miss Freda Youngstown and two stepchildren Mrs Paul Mills and Robert Walker of Wellington four brothers Sam Justin Clarence and George and a predeceased brother Walter. Service at Curtis E Truman Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. with Rev H George Robertson officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Elmer L. Pettit
Herrick Ave
Pettit
Telling-Belle Vernon Co
Telling - Belle Vernon Co
Beloit
First Congregational Church
Kiwanis Club
Elva
Carl Weidenmeyer
Berlin Center
Freda
Youngstown
Paul Mills
Robert Walker
Sam
Lakewood
Justin
North East
Clarence
Chautauqua
George
Ashville
Walter
Curtis E. Truman
H. George
Robertson
Greenwood Cemetery
No Outlet Big Sewage Problem Stirs City Health Concerns
City officials will investigate a blocked sewer outlet on West Ave near Black River after residents complained of health hazards and a nuisance. The outlet lacks river access, saturating a three block area opposite Fourth to Sixth streets with sewage. Victor F. Stewart Jr Sam Laux and Earl Sloan are to review and recommend actions.
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Black River
West Ave
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth Sts
Mayer
Victor F. Stewart
Fathers victorious as Blackfeet claim midget Olympics crown
The Blackfoot tribe’s Indian Guides remain undefeated champions at Camp Iss-See-Kes during a fall camp weekend with some 70 fathers and sons attending. Al Page leads the champs. Pueblo tribe with Jack Readlinger as chief is runner up, Albafors led by Booth Bazley third. John W. Donathan passes duties to Norman Veal, new YMCA community boys work director, Oct. 15. Activities include canoeing, handicraft, archery, and three legged race winners include Bud and Larry Deetz, Jeff Dahlke, and Jack and ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Battey
Atbafor
Vo Indian Guides
YITCA
Camp
Iss-See-Kes
Spring Valley Nation
Blackfoot Tribe of Indian Guides
Camp Iss-See-Kes
al Page
Jack Readlinger
Albafors
Booth Bazley
John W. Donathan
YMCA
Norman Veal
Ashland
Donathan
Veal
Don
David Hawk
Frank
Frankie Udewski
Terry Page
Lawrence
Larry Deetz
Cole
Bobby Christian
Tom and
Jerry Smith
Bob
Mark Staniden
Milt
Jeff Dahlke
Tim Standen
Mickey Udowski
Jack
Dennis Ryan
Frankie Udowski
Mark Standen
Dale
Warren Miller
Zeff Dahlke
Les
David Browne
Y. Donathan
Chronicle - Telegram
Gheetz
Don Mawk
Shewan
Wilson Daséd
Camp Is-See
Key
Woman Says No Man Says Yes After Altercation At Bulls Pen
Robert Poole 32 of 143 West St was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a cut to the lower eyelid and chest wound after an altercation at the Bulls Pen Fuller Rd with another man The incident followed Poole and Miss Anna Mae Little 360 South Maple St dancing when Richard Morland allegedly tried to take her away Poole told deputies the confrontation occurred after she refused also noting legible details of the event and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Poole
West St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Prisoner Escapes From County Jail After Walk
Lowell Cecil Carver a 23 year old from Hazelwood Elyria walked away from the county jail around 6 30 pm Saturday. He was serving a 10 day sentence for driving while intoxicated and faced a release date of October 25 with 15 dollars in fines and costs. Police in surrounding areas were alerted to his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rozic
Sheriff's Department
Lowell Cecil Carver
Hazelwood
Elyria
Carver
Oberlin
Norman A Forbush Dies Sport Leader at 33
Norman A. Forbush, 33, of 1921 East River St., Elyria, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1:53 p.m. after months of illness. Born in Bridgeport Conn. on Nov 13 1905 he lived in Elyria 18 years and previously resided in LaGrange. He worked for J H Sheppard Son & Co and was active in local baseball as player coach and manager. Survived by wife Mary four sons Donald Robert Wayne and Richard all of Elyria two grandsons a brother William Forbush and four sisters. Services will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Wainwright Funeral Home with Rev Gene M Ferguson officiating burial in LaGrange Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Norman A. Forbush
East River St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Forbush
Bridgeport
Conn
Land
Elyria
LaGrange
J. H. Shepnerd Son & Co
Mary
Donald E
Robert G
Wayne A
Richard L
Wiliam Forbush
J. L. Maxwell
Chester Osborn
Peninsula
Carl Besmer
Sidney Broadsword
Spencer
Driver Hurt In Early Morning Local Car Accidents
Two traffic accidents near Durkee Road and at a Bentham area left drivers injured. Aston Dyer of 366 Chestnut Street Grafton treated at Fioria Memorial Hospital for a back injury after a car struck a mailbox and left a ditch. Damages to the 1954 model car were estimated. In a second crash at a crossroad, Joseph K Hager of 101 Seth Main Street Oneorin suffered head and hand injuries when his 1954 car hit a tree. treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital with fair condition. Damage to his vehicle estimated at 60 dollars.
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Aston Dyer
Chestnut St
Grafton
Fioria Memorial Hospital
Durkee
Vapri
Sheaff Department
Deer
Htam
Todas
Joneph K. Hager
Seth Main St
Onerrin
Ast Foyer
Ras
Sherif
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Flyma City Board To Meet Tonight
The Board of Education will convene a secular meeting at 7 30 PM in the auditorium of the administration building on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyma City Baan of Education
Bendix Ballot Close Shows Unclear Second Strike Vote
Local 971 members at Bendix may reballot after an unofficial count found more than 30 irregular ballots. Of 534 ballots cast at a special meeting, 344 voted yes and 19 no, with absentee ballots not yet counted. Union seeks executive board approval to authorize a broader strike if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Carr
UAW
Capitol Theater
Union Hall
Cleveland St. Planto
International Union Wold
Bendix
Frank Lander
Carr
Elyria committee to split planning board and zoning appeals
The Buildings and Lands Committee of Elyria Council contemplates creating two separate units from the current joint planning board of appeals, reviewing annexation plans for Fuller Rd Carlisle Township, and adopting an agricultural zoning class for new areas. A 7 p.m. meeting in City Hall will precede Finance and Sewers and Drains sessions at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Buildings and Land Committee
Willj
Fuller Rd
Carlisle Township
Joint Planning Board of Appeals
Victor JF. Stewart Jr
Joseph Ciriglano
NTC Pay Computation Under Way
About 50 members of United Steel Workers Local 7354 work in National Tube Co. offices as computation begins on an estimated 33 million dollars in back pay. A company spokesman says strikers entering the mill and starting work this morning followed the agreement reached last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United, Steel Workers Local
National Tube Co
Union
Company
Last Ween
Delayed Relief Office Swamped by 300 Cut From Rolls
Lorain city welfare officials reported about 300 strikers cut from Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission rolls, as relief appointments extended through Friday. Mrs. Elfrida Thomas, welfare director, said costs were not yet estimated. About 200 inner strikers received food orders, funded by a £20,000 allotment through Sept. 11, with no current expenditure update. Strikers were asked to work in city departments for food orders at $1.75 per hour, while some could be dropped from rolls for failing to report to work. A $180 supplement was added to the welfare fund to meet strike-related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Elfrieda Thomas
Thomas
Ted
Soilers and Sailors Relief Commission
Af O
Walter Riekola
Commission
Lorain County PTA Council Board to Meet Tomorrow
Members of the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the county board of education building on Third Street. Mrs. Wilbur Amstutz, president, will conduct the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
County Board of Education
Third St
Wilbur Amstutz
Veterans Welfare Study Proposes County Agency Shift
Lara County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission may transfer veteran relief investigations to the County Welfare Department to tap state matching funds. If approved, the change would take effect Oct 1, with the commission still reviewing cases but recorded as county welfare cases for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Saiors Relief Commission
Oplin
Charles Nelson
County Welfare Department
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Soldier and Sailor
Soldier and Sailor Commission
County General ‘Operating Fund
Soldier and Sailor Relief Commission
Noel Lewis
Thomas Mithalis
Michael Donohoe
Elekota
Cnartes Goins
Tonizhi Lewis
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Larry Readlinger
Booth
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Atvadon
Sciewance
Ta Hi Stalling
Zoning Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Planning Commission-Zoning Board
Park Commission
Board of Education
Cirigliano
Elyria Town
County Kennel Club
A.K.C
O. L. Chandler
Lake Orion
Mich
Darien Cove
Darien Cove’s Number One Son. 18 Months. Owned By Mrs. L. V. Davis
Bucyrus
Helmarlo
Pandora
Helen Willard
Brunswick
Richland County Kennel Club
Mansfield
Meiods Grove
Jean York
Berca
Chandler
Pointer
Moncker
NTC
Swamp Lorain Office
Vou Kron
Mra. J. V. Davis
Becorus
C. L. Channer
Helen Witterd
Veterans’ Welfare
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