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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1972
Page
4
Local brief from the Chronicle Telegram dated April 3 1972 notes routine news items and community notices. Tax rates, school updates, and upcoming events are referenced with standard public notice language and generic summaries. The item emphasizes civic affairs and weekend activities without sensational detail.
A TV listing page shows daily programming from 4:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. with channels 25 and 3, featuring Sesame Street, Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, Sonny and Cher, The Tonight Show, The Dick Cavett Show and guest stars such as Raquel Welch and Harry Chapin.
Channel guide listings present a retro schedule featuring Red Skelton and Janet Blair in The Black Rose at 4:00 p.m., Tyrone Power in The Fuller Brush Man at 8:00, Barbara Eden in A Howling in the Woods at 3:00, and more. Other titles include Smokey, Untamed, The Assassin, Snow Treasure, Laura, Golda, Blondie Knows Best, and How to Marry a Millionaire with star casts like Fess Parker, Diana Hyland, Richard Todd, Eva Bartok, Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Penny Singleton, and Arthur Lake across various channels and times.
A reader-supplied list shows residents and partial addresses in Elyria Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake areas including St Joseph, Mrs Lawrence Arquillo, Donald Bobew, Juan Borrer o, Mrs Henry Chesman, Ricardo Cruz, Vicki DeFilippo, Pame Dewar, Mrs Gerald Gresco, Jeffrey Hughes, and Michael Kilpek with scattered street details. The fragmentary notice reads like a household directory or delivery list.
Area hospitals report patient names and addresses in Vermilion and Sheffield Lake. Discharges for Friday include Mrs. Paul Reese of Lorain and Marcella Haas of Middle Ridge, plus Anthony Rangel and Thomas Face Miro of Lorain.
Sunday and Monday social notes list Marjorie Slone, Barry Starkey, Herman Collins Jr, Kipton Hubert Liss, Linda Smalley, Brenda White, Donna Haning, Mrs Farrell Summers of Grafton. Mrs Summers, a 40 year married mother of four with 14 grandchildren and a sales representative, donates eight pints to join the Lorain County Blood Bank One Gallon Club at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
In Dublin the National Maternity Hospital struggles with space shortages as new mothers must lie on couches and mattresses on the floor due to insufficient beds.
Hollywood sets suspend new episodes as spring and summer mark the annual drydock season. Productions like Sandy Duncan’s Funny Face undergo refits including recasting. Cade’s County eyeing a format shift to modernize its star. Revisions loom for All in the Family and The Mary Tyler Moore Show to fit next fall.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Peter Graves at 6 feet 1 inch is Jim Arness's little brother but has never lived in the shadow cast by his older sibling. At 6 feet 6 inches Arness is the star of Mission Impossible and says only about half the public realizes they are brothers. They are the only major brothers sharing equal success on television, with both pursuing separate careers and never acting together. Graves recalls arriving in Hollywood while Arness had already appeared in The War's Daughter.
In Stevenson Maryland former Metropolitan Opera star Rosa Ponselle received a serenade from the Immaculate Heart of Mary choir at her home as a Christmas gift. A San Francisco doctor warns many people grow sun sensitive due to antibacterial agents in soaps and aftershave. Actor Peter Graves reflects on sharing the Arness surname and his career shift from Gunsmoke to Mission Impossible after Jim Arness's fame.
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