Lakewood theater presents Seven Keys to Build a Mystery
The Lakewood theater shows Seven Keys to Build a Mystery with a writer finishing a novel in 24 hours set in the loneliest place. Times are 8 30pm Sat and 7 30pm Sun.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
1
The Lakewood theater shows Seven Keys to Build a Mystery with a writer finishing a novel in 24 hours set in the loneliest place. Times are 8 30pm Sat and 7 30pm Sun.
Andrew J Bishop was sworn in as auxiliary policeman in LaGrange. He resides at 208 Forest St and was approved by the council on recommendation from Police Chief Chester Sines. Sines noted Bishop logged 203 hours in December and the auxiliary unit worked 35 hours last month. seventeen traffic citations were issued.
City Safety Service Director Herbert Krogh City Engineer James Widman and street department members tour Norwalk inspecting streets to draft a priorities list for repairs and paving this year Sidewalk inspections will follow to plan installations Mayor Wayne Goodsite said most areas lacking sidewalks will likely receive them later this year
Renowned pianist Eugene Tstornin will headline the Oberlin College Beethoven Festival January 25 to 28. He will conduct a master class January 27 in Kulas Recital Hall, give a recital to close the festival January 28 at 8 30 pm in Finney Chapel, and perform Beethoven and standard works with a tight schedule of concerts and recitals by Conservatory students and faculty. Tickets for the recital are sold at Wilder Hall main desk Oberlin Inn and Burrows bookstores.
Eight Elyria students two from Grafton and three from New London earned Ashland College Dean's List honors for the first semester with GPAs of 3.50 or higher. Names include Diane Anderson Timothy Bracht Cheryl Clouser Terry Elphick Patrick Fenik Judith Hottenrott and others from Elyria Grafton and New London.
NORWALK Mark Haas son of Mindersdames Haas of Old State Road was crowned 1973 Heart Prince of Huron County at the Wednesday kickoff meeting of the Heart Fund Drive Heart Weeks to begin Feb 17 per county campaign chairman Stanley Culler of Willard A short film on Art Linkletter shown at the event Also listed are local campaign chairs and volunteers from Norwalk Willard North Fairfield Fitchville Townsend Norwalk Township Madison and surrounding townships with names including Mrs Mary Borgia Mrs NowLind Mrs Joe Holden and many others across Huron County.
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