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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1972
Page
3
The Huron Playhouse stages The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson at McCormick School Ohio Street Huron through Saturday 8 p.m. The haunting stems from the house itself absorbing the spirits of its visitors creating a chilling mood despite technical missteps.
Akron concert review notes Humble Pie and Edgar Winter energize the crowd while Black Sabbath delivers a muddled, noisy set. Groundhogs canceled. RAMATAM and Mike Pinera impressed. Theatre notes praise cast and direction amid lengthy, past-its-prime production.
Eddy Arnold and opening Open Road entertain a largely older crowd in a mixed show. Arnold shines with country classics like Bouquet of Roses and Tennessee Waltz while contemporary efforts fall flat. The Open Road energizes with upbeat numbers as comedian Glen Ash sparks audience participation. The performance ends with Arnold in a tux and quiet humor, drawing polite applause. Show runs through Saturday with 8 p.m. shows weekdays and 7 and 10:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Samuel L. Stokes, a 59 year old Black staff representative from Columbus Ohio, announces his bid for USW vice president in the union election next February. He would succeed Joseph P. Molony as the top union leader. The 1.2 million member USW will hold nominations for international officers and district directors later this year. He says he is running as a steelworker who can do the job, not as a Black man, and that he informed union president I W Abel months ago.
Esterine Daniels was named acting director of the Trumbull County Welfare Department, becoming the first Black person and the first woman to hold the post. The appointment was made Tuesday by county commissioners. Daniels has 19 years of service and succeeds Clark R. Law, who moved to the state Public Welfare department.
The schedule lists programs on Channel 25 with times from 4 0 to 10 00 PM. Sesame Street Misterogers Electric Company Book Beat Theatre Hathayoga Masterpiece Theater Film Odyssey A Public Affair Doin It.
Jerry Vale returns after years away to perform at Musicarnival in Cleveland with the Golddiggers. He will sing his hits including Al Di La Have You Looked Into Your Heart and Time Alone at Musicarnival. Showtimes run Monday to Friday 8 pm Saturday 7 and 10 30 pm Sunday 7 30 pm. Tickets from box office or Sears.
An informal summer coffeehouse featuring folk musician Sandi Slavik will be held tomorrow in the basement activities room of Lorain County Community College at 9 p.m. Anne C. Birch, summer coffeehouse chairman, says admission is free for the college community and the public pays a nominal fee.
The New London Board of Education approved three new teachers at its Monday meeting. Cheryl Roshon, a new third grade teacher from New London, will be paid 6643 dollars. William Knoll, a sixth grade candidate from Norwalk with a Bowling Green MA, will receive 9465 dollars. Anita Balogh, a kindergarten teacher from Akron University with no teaching experience, will earn 6400 dollars.
County recorder Leota B. Mitchell reports increases in deeds and mortgages in June from 1971 figures. City property deeds reach 1,047 vs 997. agricultural deeds 146 vs 132. City property mortgages total 913 at 29,815,713, up from 715 and 17,653,346. Agricultural mortgages 118 at 2,340,586 vs 94 at 1,571,702. Financing statements 1,000 vs 947. three plats recorded: Country Club Condominiums Exhibit A Lorain Washington Park Subdivision No. 6 Amherst Waters Subdivision North Ridgeville.
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