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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1971
Page
3
Federal investigator says twin engine plane piloted by Ralph Evans may have had a stroke or heart attack shortly before crashing into a house on Sidney's northern edge. Evans 45 of Linden Michigan died. Two residents escaped. Autopsy notes a bad heart.
Retirements and career milestones appear as Gen. Lewis W. Walt celebrates his Marine Corps retirement with a son’s promotion. Naval candidates and moves by the Eisenhowers anchor Washington life. Elvis Presley tops NME poll as Diana Ross named top female singer. Berkeley mayoral filings highlight Mario Savio and wife Suzanne. NBCJ award honors Virginia Graham. Immigration stretch in the Netherlands and Chicago standoff. Weather outlines winter storms across the U S northeast and cold, snowy conditions with varying temperatures.
Christine Leona Starkey, 21, a Columbus mother of two, was placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to embezzling 10.56 dollars from Huntington National Bank in downtown Columbus. She admitted taking the money to spite two elderly staffers and discarded the funds. none was recovered.
University Theatre at Bowling Green presents Georges Feydeau's farce A Flea in Her Ear opening next Wednesday in University Hall. The play runs through Saturday with a wife suspecting infidelity and a revolving hotel setup at the Hotel Coq d Or as confusion escalates involving the confidante, Spanish husband, servants, doctor and nephew. Dr Norman Myers directs assisted by John H Hepler for setting and lighting. Tickets available at the theatre box office and by telephone reservations.
Rowland, a contractor and trucker at 1228 W. 24th St., becomes officer and director of City Bank Co. replacing A J Pelander who retired Jan 1 after 50 years. He serves on Lorain City Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals and belongs to Rotary Club Salvation Army Advisory Board YMCA board Amherst Four Square Gospel Church and Charleston Lodge 702 Free Masons.
Lorain County Shriners endorsed a Shrine Search for Stars talent show with school officials and dance studio operators to prepare participants. A county event may lead to a larger Cleveland showcase. The 1971 fraternal duties were assigned to Bernard Dobbins Andrew Sebok and Robert Isham for Shrine activities.
Danny Kay Smith of 331 Furnace St. was sued in Lorain County Common Pleas Court for $85,000 for injuries to four members of an Eas tlake family in a Cleveland Street auto collision at 3 am on December 22, 1989. Plaintiffs are Vincent and Alminolenko Holon enko and their children Cathy and Karen.
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