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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
6
A long list of Elyria Lorain and nearby area deaths includes Edith B Strock 89 of Elyria Home, Jennie Gusky 73, plus many others from Vermilion, Lorain, Oberlin, and Wellington. Funeral arrangements span Harold Dicken, Edward M Fisher, and other local firms with services at Elyria Home, St John Church, Calvary Cemetery, and Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
Walter A Meyers Elyria water distribution superintendent announced a three hour water shutoff tomorrow from 8:30 to 13:04. Homes on Canterbury Road between Whitman Boulevard intersections and the 204 block of Whitman Boulevard will be without water while line repairs are made. Belmar Court residents are unaffected. Restored water may appear rusty after service resumes.
The Student Activities Program Board unveils a weekly noon lecture series starting tomorrow featuring Lorain County Community College staff and faculty. Emerson B Lindamood will discuss Bells Candy and Mistletoe. Others include Dr Paul H Linde and Robert M Doodash. Lectures run 12 15 pm to 1 pm in the college center student lounge each Wednesday.
Sincere appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy after the deaths of Stanley Markus Edward G Galley Phyllis E Tschappatt Ada Barber and others. Thanks to Rev Woodruff Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Elyria Memorial Hospital nurses and caregivers for comfort and service to the families.
Edwin C Cantrell 44 of Perry Ohio died yesterday in Painesville Hospital after a brief illness He was born in Sparta Tennessee and lived in Perry many years Surviving: wife Dorothy a son Demby of Michigan a brother William North Eaton a sister Mrs Christine Clark Hixson Tennessee five half sisters including Mrs Grady Martha Driver North Eaton a half-brother and his mother and step father Mr and Mrs Thomas McBride of Tennessee Services will be held tomorrow at 104m at Spears Funeral Home Painesville burial in Perry Onto funeral arrangements and local ties
A series of birth and adoption notices list new daughters and sons for families in Elyria area. Names include Anderson Mangold Walker Mitchell Jarrett Hays Campo Stillwell Lange Kuhnle Lee with associated street addresses and parental credentials.
Police report two incidents. A portable color TV valued at 350 was stolen from 140 Buchanan Ct between 10 30 am and 3 pm yesterday after breaking a living room window. Also missing from a camping vehicle at 112 Buckeye St were a 125 black and white TV a white bear skin rug 120 and two camper porch lights 58 after a locked side door was pried open.
Oberlin Allen reports a new son born to Mr James Simon of RD1 New London and Mrs Simon. A second birth, to Mr and Mrs Charles Knapp of RD1 Wellington, is noted. The article lists that the University of Northern Colorado offers 30 doctoral programs.
Dr JQ Simmons Jr of Manhattan spoke at the Northern Ohio Chapter meeting at the Americana Inn praising advances in multiple sclerosis research. He described MS as a central nervous system disease with varied symptoms and urged patients to remain self sufficient while outlining chapter officers and contact details for the MS program.
Oberlin City Council authorized a study committee on cable television with City Manager Thomas Dalton to recruit diverse members and set a timetable by Monday. The group will explore educational uses, potential medical channel transmission, and a possible publicly owned franchise run like the electric utility.
Lorain school board instructed Superintendent Calta to revise the policy so students may go home for lunch without a parent present. Parents must still sign a permission slip, with option available at the start of each semester, due to safety and crossing guard concerns.
Ward Burns of Lorain was bound to the Lorain County Grand Jury on a breaking and entering charge after a preliminary hearing in Elyria Municipal Court. He posted 2500 bond and is free pending grand jury action as three accomplices face related charges and pleas.
In 1273 King Edward I of England forbade Nottingham silversmiths to burn soft coal causing smoky air. The penalty for violators was beheading as the monarch sought to calm the queen’s distress.
A federal grant to the Northeast Ohio Regional Medical Program in Cleveland is increased by 322,167 dollars, raising the first year total to 2,153,789. The program spans 12 counties including Lorain and Cuyahoga and aims to improve diagnosis, treatment and care for about 41 million people in the region.
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