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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1975

Page

9

Doctor knows secrets the patient keeps

A reader argues patients hide habits from doctors, delaying diagnosis. The letter urges honesty about smoking drinking and other issues, noting doctors often miss root causes when patients withhold. Advice emphasizes telling the doctor the full truth to get proper help. Poison ivy guidance follows from Frank Chappell.

Alcoholics Anonymous Mrs. E United States Frank Chappell Science News McNaught Syndicate

Youth Orchestra Delivers Masterful Haydn Symphony

About 250 theatergoers at West Shore Unitarian Church applauded the Lorain County Youth Orchestra after a masterful performance of Haydn Symphony No. 82 in C, dedicated to the late Cleveland Orchestra conductor George Szeil. The 35‑member ensemble opened with Bach concertos, featuring Deborah Worman on oboe and John Naskiewicz on violin, with praised technique and balance despite minor intonation slips and moments of ensemble drift. The after intermission Haydn movement impressed, earning high esteem for rich tone, speed, and focus throughout.

Rocky River Lorain County John Naskiewicz West Shore Unitarian Church Cleveland Orchestra George Szeil Naskiewicz Szeil Bach Oboe Deborah Worman Lorain County Youth Orchestra

Hansel and Gretel perform at Gates of Crosby home

Children from several families attend a staged Hansel and Gretel production at the Gates of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crosby on Jefferson Street. Cast includes Janell Hall Theresa Bosley Lewis Major and Sherry Gaines with listing of parents and addresses. Photo credit Gene Krebs.

Bill Crosby Jefferson St Tracy Wissinger Bill Wissinger Garven Janell Hall Hansel Arlin Hall Dewey Ave Theresa Bosley Gretel Larry Bosley Huron St Lewis Major Lowell St Sherry Gaines William Gaines Foster Ave C-T Gene Krebs Gates Lila Ehlke Ehbike Julie Smith Bill Smith 430 Adams Sr Sharon Crosby the Witch

Debra Trammell Crowned Queen of Memphis Cotton Carnival

Debra Trammell, center, named Queen of Crown and Sceptre in Memphis for the Cotton Carnival festival by Carnival King Ronald Terry and Queen Jennie Lowarance. Trammell is the first Black woman honored in the ceremonial post.

Debra Trammell Memphis Ronald Terry Jennie Lowarance Miss Trammell

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