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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1972
Page
11
The district lists Aug 24 and 25 from 9 am to 3 pm for new student pre registration at North Ridgeville Middle School. Orientation for fifth through eighth graders and new students is Aug 29 at 9 30 am in the middle school auditorium with tours and a Q A. Homeroom lists go up Aug 30. students report to their home rooms on the first day.
A public hearing is set for Monday October 2 at 7 30 p m in the town hall to discuss the proposed building code regulating all new village construction. The council approved a new electrical work ordinance requiring a license for electricians and a permit for work with rates from 5 to 25 dollars and 50 dollar fines for violations. All electrical work must be inspected before use.
A North Ridgeville woman, 73, Mrs Alfred Ziegan, was injured when the car carrying her was struck by Dorothy Petrykowski's vehicle at Chestnut Ridge Road and Route 76. Ziegan’s husband, Alfred Ziegan, 73, is charged with failure to yield at a stop sign. He is listed as driving the other car. Mrs Ziegan is in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Avon Lake Board of Municipal Utilities invites residents to tour the newly expanded Waller Pollution Control Center on Darrell Avenue off Miller Road Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. The upgrades were funded in part by a 1.6 million dollar bond approved by voters in 1969. staff will answer questions and guide visitors, with refreshments provided.
The Henriet ta Firelands Booster Club announced last night that stadium cushions and booster jackets are now available and that interested persons may contact Mrs Larry Linden of Birmingham at 965 8561. In Washington during 1950 to 1970 suburban growth saw 300 transit companies fail and 13 rail commuter lines abandon service while private car use rose to 80 million and daily mass transit users fell to 18 million as 50 to 60 million commuters drove to work.
NORWALK The annual Huron County Fair begins at 5 p m today with a band concert by AN Ohio Boys Honor Band. Demolition Derby closes Sunday at 8 p m. tractor pull starts 6 30 p m today. Junior events run 9 a m–5 p m tomorrow with 4H reviews and horse shows.
John Webster Brown resumes work to breed black widow spiders after losing partner Mac the female spider who supplied the web for his cross hair sights. He received offers from donors nationwide and accepted a spider from Largo to restart a yard side operation.
A garbled notice lists names associated with Amherst Hospital activities and patients. Entries include Mrs William Glover, Mrs Richard Joslin, John Schemert, Steven Towikel, Mrs John Farley, Kenneth Brook, Mrs David Wagner, James Trammel, Mrs Arthur Pierce, Bells Kelleher, and Patrick Sanders with various street addresses in Elyria Lorain New London and Wellington.
Mrs G, 77, reports four hours sleep nightly and fears early death from insomnia though her physician notes no direct link. Readers are told many insomnia cures exist and that longevity is not necessarily affected, with a booklet offered for more guidance and sleep tips.
A reader notes coughing when touching a spot near the ear while confessing a wax removal habit with a paper clip. The exchange discusses ear care risks and hints at a broader science pursuit. The column also covers a medical question about using the Pill after a past phlebitis and thrombophlebitis, advising caution due to vein inflammation history.
A list of individuals discharged from St Joseph Hospital appears with names and street addresses including Stephen Alten 2552 Haves St Avon Vrs ane Altomare 11 W Mad St Vrs Jewell Bridges 2590 7th St Raphael Brodeur 1005 Ridge Rd W Mrs Joseph CazeaU 2739 Faehler St Elia Mrs Dennis Del Boccio and son 1433 W 23rd Miss Deborah Rolesar 2337 East St Kenneth Rordelsehi 1219 12th St Joseph Kovach Sr 1308 Waddle Ridee Rd Amherst Frank Miszczak 1322 Garden Ave David Phinney 3140 Shore Dr Lorain Miss Lands Quillen 2997 Leaysr Rd Miss Patiera Tepsich 2321 E 3h St Arthur Waby 1869 E 36th St Mrs Viehael Cerne 187 W 38th St Mrs Richard GawlIk and daughter 1969 E 36th St Mrs Leonard Hicks Rd State Rd Vernhon Virs Ted Ka Pron 7624 Linda Lane Thomas Nick Olefe 2731 Washington Ave Michelle Sivnesty 203E tistSt
Readable entries show a cluttered list including names such as BALZER, BERKEL, LEUSZLER, ANDRESS, TELFORD, GAINOR, WARREN and locations like Telegraph Road, 307 North Maw Street, 1118 West ReverSi, and 2323 Larkmoor Lorain. The text appears as a stray directory snippet with boxes and box numbers.
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