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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1966
Page
7
A 1908 account recalls a Navy officer who witnessed an early flight from the Wright brothers' plane in Kitty Hawk North Carolina. George C. Sweet is named as a pioneering naval aviator involved in the historic event onboard a ship and during launch.
Frank P. Finegold son of Irvin and wife and Elyria High School 1983 graduate has been named chief photographer for the Ohio State Lantern student daily for the spring quarter He has served as Lantern photographer for four quarters and attends OSU College of Arts and Sciences.
OBERLIN A 77 year old man surrendered his driving license for life in a court action. Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe dismissed a charge of failure to yield filed March 15 against Harry A Pistell of 343 Fourth St Lorain. Pistell said March 18 he did not see an oncoming car when pulling onto Route 113 from Gifford Road, causing an accident. The judge advised him to surrender his license for life.
A wrongful death suit filed by Mr and Mrs Wesley Linden of Grafton over the death of their son John Linden in a September car crash near San Diego was settled Thursday for 5000. The boy died after the car he rode in collided head on with a wrong way driver identified as Smith Rowe of California. Rowe agreed to the settlement.
June Allyson, 44, the famous actress known as the girl next door, wed Alfred Glenn Maxwell, 34, in a Sands Hotel ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace James Brennan. The couple had divorced in 1965 after a year of marriage and plan to stay in Las Vegas for the weekend.
Community groups across Ridgeville Columbia Wellington Lagrange Kipton Birmingham Henriettta South Amherst Sheffield Lake Carlisle and more list meetings at town halls churches schools and homes. Events include grange gatherings band parents fire departments PTA and women's clubs with times from 7 p m to 10 am and an 1965 Torino film shown in Columbia Town Hall.
A critical column denounces Jackie Gleason calling him the Gross One for tasteless off screen behavior and crude humor. The author claims his satire has faded and his burlesque roots show in a safe shallow persona.
A state appeals court upheld a 1965 conviction of real estate salesman Al Mische in Shaker Heights for blockbusting. He was fined 50 dollars for telephoning a home seller and saying the neighborhood was changing and that Negroes would be interested, in violation of the anti blockbusting statute.
Commissioner Arthur M. Ross of the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a campaign to curb timid locations and turgid rhetoric in the department. Two editors will coach eight staff members on using verbal symbols for clearer reports to the public.
The Norwalk Jaycees announce the fourth Huron County pageant will be June 18 at the Norwalk High School auditorium. Entrants must be 18 or older, single, and may be amateur or professional. The winner advances to Miss Ohio Pageant at Cedar Point.
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