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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1977

Page

5

Ask Dr. Brothers Smoking pot may impair driving skill

Dear Dr Brothers: A husband who smokes pot before driving rides share a car pool while riders are unaware he is high. The physician notes marijuana impairs driving as much as alcohol, and any injured party cares about safety over the substance. The discussion cites studies showing poor auto performance under influence.

Dr. Brothers M. J

Barbara Hollis to Wed Steven Gottschling in August Wedding

Barbara Lynn Hollis and Steven Carl Gottschling announce their forthcoming marriage. Hollis, a 1973 Elyria High School and Northern Institute of Cosmetology graduate, works as a hairdresser in Bay Village. Gottschling, also a 1973 graduate, recently completed three years in the U.S. Army and attends Lorain County Community College. The wedding is set for August 27 at Washington Avenue Christian Church.

Warren E. Hollis Ford Rd Barbara Lynn Steven Carl Gottschling Ethel Gottschling Fackler Ave Carl S. Gottschling Miss Hollis Elyria High School Northern Institute of Cosmetology Lorain Bay Beauty Shoppe Bay Village Gottschling EHS U.S. Army Lorain County Community College Washington Avenue Christian Church

Story of Harry Heinz and the Heinz 57 varieties

The Culture Club reviewed The Good Provider H J Heinz and his 57 varieties by Robert C Alberts with Mrs Duane Robinson noting Heinz's immigrant roots and Lutheran faith. Born to H J Heinz and Anna Schmitz in 1843 in the United States the founder built an empire from horseradish to a vast complex along the Allegheny River. He faced bankruptcy in 1875, rebuilt starting 1876, and in 1888 formed the H J Heinz Company. He funded a restaurant hospital and indoor pool, erected a 40 foot pickle sign with 1400 lights, and promoted mottos like Do the best you can where you are today. He improved conditions for workers, avoided Sunday labor, and left a lasting legacy before dying May 14 1919. His home was moved to the Henry Ford Museum.

H.J. Heinz Robert C. Alberts Duane Robinson Culture Club Ellis Hoag Heinz Robinson

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