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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
6
A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Raymond Gossman of Kent Street Wellington. The announcement notes the birth at Elyria Memorial and lists the family residence.
Area death notices list Willard E Campbell 51 of RD 1 Lorain Works US Steel died at St Joseph Hospital after illness at 2 50 pm He was born Lorain May 21 1916 and lived in LaGrange Township 17 years He was an order clerk and member of LaGrange Methodist Church Surviving wife Marguerite J a son Itamon at home two daughters Mrs Raymond Sea graves Elyria and Rhonda L at home Services Tuesday 130 pm Sudro-Crutis Funeral Home Rev William Hewitt officiating Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain FHL WoRdlR Alsogy Welter Aloysius J 641 of 402 Missouri Ave died last night in St Joseph Hospital after 15 months illness Born Cleveland Nov 15 1903 spent most of life Lorain Sheffield Area Retired from Lorain Norfolk and Western Railroad Yards as general yard master in 1965 after 44 years He was member of Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Yard masters of America Union Elks Lodge 1301 Senior Fellowship Club Surviving wife Eula four brothers Charles Lorain Joseph Avon Leo William North Ridgeville sister Mrs Ann Smith died 1957 Services at Bogner Funeral Home North Ridgeville Tuesday from 2 to ? and 7 to 10 pm Rosary recitation Tuesday p.m Services tentatively set for Wednesday morning
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Scalia 3318 Globe Ave on Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Adkins 1317 Second St.
Property listing notes Oberlin Allen Gene PrestI residing at 408 East College Street. No further details provided about ownership or transaction.
Friday fire log notes emergency responders called at 7 29 p m to 249 Howe St where they shut down an overheated space heater. Earlier at 1 50 p m an oven fire at 2577 Fackler Ave was extinguished by the occupant with a damp cloth before firefighters arrived.
Raymond C. Blanton 54 of Spector Freight Lines suffered a shoulder injury when his tractor-trailer jackknifed east of the Route 10 20 junction. The cab was crushed by the trailer and the rig damaged $2,500 while fence and mail boxes were damaged along Rt. 20.
The Gilgenbach family thanks friends for sympathy during their bereavement and for flowers, visits, and services aiding them through their sorrow after Horothy Gilgenbach’s death.
In loving memory of William Coz who died December 24 1057 and others listed. The verses honor fathers mothers children and spouses with memories, prayers, and wishes for reunion in the hereafter.
A 22 year old man, Juan Domingo Rivera Santiago of East 29th Street, was charged after allegedly placing a loaded revolver to a 2 year old man’s head in a dry cleaning shop on East 20th Street at about 7:15 p.m. Police said he fled a stop sign at East 20th and Gobe, was later stopped at East 30th and Vine, and a loaded revolver was found under the front floor mat of his car.
A 61 year old Lorain resident, Herman L. Steele of 2850 Lexington, was robbed of $225 after his car stalled on West 25th Street. He was walking home when a man jumped him from behind and ripped his wallet from his back pocket. the assailant’s direction of flight was not seen.
California shows a population near 17 million and spans about 158,693 square miles. The figures summarize the state's demographic and geographic scale.
A 25 year old Huron man, William R. Bolyard, was injured early today when his car struck a tree on Route 6 near Mittiwanga. He was reported in safe condition at Lorain St Joseph Hospital with facial chest and knee injuries.
North Ridgeville city council meets at city hall at 8 p.m. Avon Lake council and Rotary Club hold meetings at 7:30 and noon. Columbia alumni breakfast at the high school 9 a.m. Many local groups including VFW Posts and K of C plan gatherings in Amherst Avon Clarkfield and nearby towns.
A 22 year old Lorain motorist, Ross D. Hunter of 1517 Harris Rd., was injured when his car hit a Norfolk Western train at the Harris Road crossing in Sheffield. He was listed in fair condition at Lorain St. Joseph Hospital with chest knee jaw and facial injuries. The 4 am crash is under investigation.
The ship Constitution was launched in Boston in 1797 marking the birth of a famed American frigate. Built for the U.S. Navy, it would become a symbol of maritime strength and a fixture in U.S. naval history.
National forecast predicts rain along the North Pacific Coast tonight turning to snow and flurries from the Rockies to the Upper Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere, fall to partly cloudy skies with continued cold in the eastern third and little change elsewhere.
Forecast notes clearing in the southwest half tonight with snow flurries fading in the northeast. Low temperatures near 18. Tomorrow will be more cloudy and warmer with increasing clouds.
Rep. Ashbrook accuses 11 of 19 Ohio colleagues of siding with the Johnson administration on bills. Charles A. Mosher of Oberlin voted with the administration eight times, taft Jr six, Ayres five, Bolton five, Narsha four. Whalen Jr. provided the margin of victory 12 times. Other Republicans named include Devine Culloch Betts Bow Brown and Bow Canton.
The United Nations Security Council unanimously approved a three month extension of the U N peacekeeping mission on Cyprus and urged Greece Turkey and Cyprus to show restraint and seek good offices from Secretary General U Thant while long term settlement remains unsettled.
Santa Claus arrived with a tractor trailer load of gifts to a one room house in Auburn Pennsylvania for Elsie Lehman and her 12 siblings. The delivery followed a letter Elsie wrote asking if there was a Santa and why her family never received gifts. The event, aired by Ernie Stiegler of a local Allentown radio show, brought in more than $3000 in gifts and about $500 in cash. Santa, identified as Rocky Rothrock, 52, a beer distributor, provided coats bicycles and toys for children ages 19 months to 16 years.
In a reader Q and A, Col Powers explains Saturns rings originate from numerous particles orbiting the planet rather than a solid band. The rings extend from about 7,000 miles to 172,000 miles out, while Saturn itself spans 66,600 miles pole to pole. The planet rotates roughly every 10 hours, and the ring faces alternately lit by the sun as Saturn tilts 27 degrees.
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