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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
5
Birthday text outlines Aries through Pisces horoscopes with advice on confidence, caution, and career moves. It notes emotional maturity, self knowledge, and the need to avoid overbearing attitudes while urging timely communication and prudent decisions.
Two retired city school employees will be honored at the Ohio Association of Public School Employes dinner at Magyar United Church of Christ. Howard Bowen a Edision School custodian for 10 years and Mrs Matilda Vakeries Crestwood School cafeteria worker will receive certificates from CAPSE chapter presidents. Event features Supt George Smittie Paul Lewis and Lawrence DeCrese feld of Columbus. About 90 attend.
East dealer in a spade lead case faced with a difficult five club making after a curious sequence. South ruffed a heart, then drew trumps to dummy and led a heart toward ten. East misled with a diamond, allowing South to complete eleven tricks. West erred by not returning a heart or queen of diamonds to defeat.
Washington AP reports six Ohioans were added to Vietnam War casualties. Killed in action were Army Private Jeffrey Dyer, Columbus native John L Morgan Jr, Lanesville, Parma’s Thomas J Vasil, Marine 1st Lt Law Berne of McArthur, Army Sgt Thomas E Hoover of Dayton, and Army Spec 4 John T Montgomery of Newton Falls, all moved from missing to dead.
Tulsa officials launched a parent notification program for youths charged with traffic violations. Before the plan, about 60 teenagers received tickets daily. Five weeks after implementation, the daily average fell to 18, significantly reducing notices.
A brief essay lists common invitations to trouble and urges restraint. It cites examples of costly choices such as lending money, inviting strangers to poker, overindulgent buying, risky bets at the track, questionable medicine, and questionable personal expenditures. The tone warns readers to avoid dangerous social enticements and impulsive actions.
Hollywood veteran Gale Storm will judge the America's Junior Miss Pageant in Mobile Alabama next month. The former TV star and mother of four reflects on aging in show business while preparing for the May 6 televised event. Storm, real name Josephine Bonnell, began in Houston after winning a radio talent contest and later appeared in South Pacific on stage. She and husband Lee Bonnell, a California insurance executive, have been married 27 years and remain active in acting pursuits despite aging in the industry.
A list of marriage licenses filed in Lorain County includes Daniel M Stevens 24 of North Ridgeville and Carolyn S Walker 17 of North Ridgeville both as applicants. several other couples from Lorain Medina Oberlin and surrounding areas with ages ranging from 16 to 69 and occupations such as assembler waitress student steel worker and clerical workers. The notices name addresses and occupations of both partners for each marriage license application.
SPENCER The Black River PTO will sponsor its annual smorgasbord at the high school cafeteria Saturday from 11 30 a.m. to 2 38 p.m. Mrs. Margaret Packard is chairman. Proceeds go to the PTO scholarship fund aiding students lacking financial support for college. SPENCER The Spencer Boys 4H Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the hall instead of the usual site. CLARKSFIELD Inspection of Clarksfield Grange second degree set for April 25 at Community Hall with Richard Gregg of Greenwich as inspecting officer. WA KEMAN Wake man Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds inspection May 13 at 8 p.m. at Wake man Grange Hall. Dinner at 6 30 must be reserved with Mrs. Lois Ortner by May 7. Past matrons and past patrons honored at April 22 meeting. CLARKSFIELD Mrs. Ben Booth hosts White Joe Garden Club April 30 at 2 p.m. A white elephant sale featured.
Lorain water pollution control superintendent A V Agnew has earned a life membership in the Water Pollution Control Federation. A letter to national executive secretary Ralph Fuhrman confirms the honor citing Agnew’s 35 years with the federation and his long dedication to the field. He will receive the certification tomorrow night.
An informative Elyria High School program opens to the public at 7 30 p m today at the Elyria Neighborhood Center. Elyria High School administrators and the EHS human relations committee will present the event.
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