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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1973
Page
12
A reader outlines morning stiffness in midlife and questions remedies while a following note condemns amphetamine use for obesity in children and adults. The piece cites expert views and urges proper diagnosis and doctor guided treatment for arthritis.
John Lowther was elected chairman of Wellington's new zoning board with Marley as vice president and Mayo Wood as secretary. The five member panel, appointed by Mayor Robert L Young, begins with staggered one to five year terms to rotate membership. A public hearing is set for Monday at 8 pm at the town hall to consider Danay Kimes request to reduce side yard clearance from 45 feet for his corner lot on Sheila Drive and Wenner Street.
Oberlin City Council approved a resolution of intent to contribute 615 080 annually for five years toward operating expenses of a proposed 100 child day care facility to be built by the Nordson Foundation of Amherst and equipped by Gilford Instrument Laboratories.
An OCR fragment shows a discounted clothing sale with men’s slacks belts and knitwear, ranges for sizes 10 to 18, girl and boys apparel, and assorted prices. Includes items like blazers, shirts, tunics, skirts, and jewelry with marked orig and sale prices.
Northeastern Aviation Council met at Elyria Holiday Inn to form two committees. One will study by laws led by Robert Shey and include Dale Cauthorne Fred Unger and Robert Green. The second, chaired by Wes Johnstone, reviews council organization with members from Mahoning, NOACA, and others. A June 5 meeting at Ohio Turnpike Exit 11 Holiday Inn will discuss goals and reports.
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