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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1973

Page

2

Ridgeville Republicans join council primary race

North Ridgeville reports three candidates for the May primary. Wilbur H. Krueger Republican Ward Four, Frederick J. Minke Democrat Ward 2, and Clyde S. Housel Republican Ward 2. Krueger, 34414 Bainbridge Road, 14 years on the Board of Education, 32 years at Coca Cola Bottling Elyria, now with Center Ridge Development. A lifelong resident, Ridgeville High School alum, married to Louise with four children. WWII sergeant, three years.

North Ridgeville Wilbur H. Krueger Frederick J. Minke Clyde S. Housel Krueger Bainbridge Road Board of Education Coca Cola Bottling Co Elyria Center Ridge Development Corp Ridgeville High School Louise Iran Parent Teachers Association Elyria Kiwanis Ie Ridgeville Republican Ub All Council Minke Lamson and Sessions. Co Brooklyn Cleveland Judy Main Ave Computer and Business Skills Institute CVSI Housel Mills Creek Lane West Side Federal Savings and Loan Co Fairview Park U.S. Army Infantry Europe Youngstown Area Youngstown State University North Ridgeville Lions North Ridgeville Republican Club City Parent Teachers Association Houser Bunny

Rehearsals Begin for Verdi Requiem at Oberlin

The Oberlin Musical Union will start Monday rehearsals for a May performance of Verdi’s Requiem from 7:15 to 9 p.m. in Finney Chapel. A 180 voice chorus directed by Daniel Moe invites college and community singers. weekly sessions continue each Monday at the same time and place.

Oberlin Oberlin Musical Union Finney Chapel Daniel Moe Conservatory of Music Musical Union

January Auto Crashes in Elyria Report

The Elyria post of the Ohio State Patrol logged 68 January accidents with one death and 27 injuries. Patrolmen attributed 42 crashes to excessive speed and 16 to failure to yield right of way, while drinking drivers accounted for less than one percent of cases in the month.

Elyria Post Ohio State Patrol Acci

Lorain Hospital Emergency Center Averages 900 Monthly

The Lorain Community Hospital emergency care center treated 8,129 patients over nine months last year, according to hospital spokesman Joseph DeLuca. The Helistop pad for medevac use has not yet been utilized. The center operates with 13 staff physicians and at least three nurses on duty at all times.

New Lorain Community Hospital Joseph DeLuca de Luca

WV Shaped by Rail Boundaries in Early Statecraft

The arching state outline of West Virginia arose from a strategic choice to keep the Baltimore and Ohio railroad inside the new state, leading to the addition of the eastern panhandle to secure the route. This historic move shaped political borders and transportation access in the region.

West Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Eastern Panhandle

Two Elyrians Are Fined 250 for Illicit Driving

Two Elyrians, Arnie C. Shullick of 914 Twentieth St and Robert Carter of 1703 Lake Ave, were fined $250 each plus costs in Elyria Municipal Court after pleading no contest to physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence.

Elyria Municipal Arnie C. Shullick Twentieth St Robert Carter Lake Ave

Increase in U.S. Airports Reaches Over Twelve Thousand

Washington reports that the United States now has more than 12 000 airports, a rise of nearly 4 500 in the last decade, according to the Air Transport Association.

Washington United States Air Transport Association

Cheese to Rival Butter as Main Milk Industry

Milwaukee report notes the cheesemaking sector is expanding and could, within a few years, surpass butter as the leading milk based manufactory. It cites numerous cheese varieties and states the average American consumes over 12 pounds of cheese annually, with about half being cheddar.

Milwaukee

Big Spring Flow in Van Buren Sets U.S. Record

The 15 Big Spring at Van Buren Missouri, billed as the largest single outlet spring in the United States, shows a maximum daily flow of 846 million gallons.

van Buren. Mo United States

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