NEWS HERALD
Conneaut, Ashtabula Co., OH

NEWS HERALD - Jan. 19, 1962

Some Land Transfers:

J. H. Davis, etal to Frank & Carolyn Gritzer 50-100 A.L. 11 Sec. 2 Tp. 14, Lakeville
Robert Kultti, Dec'd to Eleanor Kultti Und 1/2 int. L. 130 Park Plat, Conneaut.
Eleanor J. & Toivo Kangas to Geo. D. Kingdom L. 130 Park Plat Conneaut.
Geo. D. Kingdaom* to Toivo J. & Eleanor J. Dangas** L. 130 Park Plat, Conneaut.

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NEWS HERALD - Apr. 26, 1963

Some Land Transfers:

Beatrice E. & Alex S. Torok to Harold E. Kauffman - A. L. Blk. 275 Montore St.; L. 194 195-196-197 Lake View Plat Conneaut.
Harold E. Kauffman to Alex & Beatrice E. Torok - A. L. - Blk. 275 Monroe St.; L. 194 195-196-197. Lake View Plat Conneaut. Conneaut.

LICENSED TO SELL CEMETERY LOTS

          A meeting was recently held by Mayor Stanley Robertson and Solicitor Walter E. Thayer of Conneaut with Lewis A. Puthoff, manager, and Attorney L. E. Downey representing Chester R. Whittington, owner of Greenlawn Memory Gardens.
          At this meeting it was pointed out by Mr. Downey that Mr. Whittington had established a garden type cemetery at North Kingsville and that all of the salesmen who will be contacting the general public have been licensed by the Ohio Real Estate Commission to sell cemetery lots.
          Mr. Downey said the Greenlawn Memory Garden representatives are trained to adequately advise prospective purchasers of this program but are in no way authorized to represent any facts concerning municipal cemeteries, space available, or costs charged by municipalities or other sub-divisions.  While cemeteries of this type are new in this area, they have been in existence in other parts of Ohio for many years.
      It was also pointed out by Mayor Robertson that information on municipal cemeteries may be obtained at any time at the office of the Mayor.
 

RECEIVE AWARDS
Honor Nine City Firms At County Safety Fete

          Nine Conneaut industrial firms were among the 42 county firms receiving safety awards Thursday Night at Grotto Hall at the 13th annual Safety Awards Banquet sponsored by the Industrial Commission of Ohio.
         Of the 42 firms, 10 received group awards, 30 received 100 percent awards signifying no accidents in 1962, and 23 got achievement awards for individual safety records.
          Only four companies got awards in all categories:  Rockwell Standard Corp., True Temper Corp., Saybrook Pant, the Iten Fibre Co. and Ashtabula Rubber Co.
          Exomet Inc., of Conneaut and the CEI received a group award, while hundred per cent awards went to Strong Stearn Specialty, Hercules Packing Corp., Conneaut Rubber and Plastics, Conneaut Die Casting Co. and Presque Isle Plastics.
          Achievement awards were presented to Hercules Packing Corp., CEI, Astatic Corp., and Allied Resins.
          On hand to make the presentations was Lawrence Rhodes, administrative assistant in the Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene.
          Speaker; Fred Smith a southern industrial leader, stressed the need for "decisive leadership" in educating workers in safety.  He said, "There may be an excuse for not having a college degree, but there is no excuse for having no education at all."
      Chester Roberts of Linde Division, Union Carbide Metals, gave the annual report of the county safety campaign.  He noted that accident frequency in Ashtabula County in 1952 was slightly above 1961.  The area rate was 2.04 points higher than the state average (in man hours lost per million man hours worked).

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NEWS HERALD - Apr. 27, 1963

730 Foot Carrier

UNLOAD FIRST ORE SHIP HERE

CREWMEN ABOARD the Hamiltonian (left) first ore boat of the season, watch as the hullets of Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Co. begin to unload its more than 22,000 tons of gray concentrated ore from Port Cartier, Quebec. RIGHT - Charles Gulliford, customs and immigration agent, confers with Capt. Gordon Canough of St. Catherines, Ont., on the lsit of the 32 seamen under his charge.
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* probably Kingdom
** probably Kangas