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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

6

Lorain Churches Form Jail Ministry to Seek Justice

A new Jail Ministry launched by the Greater Elyria Council of Churches will guide a 2500 dollar first-year program to address jail system issues in Lorain County. Led by clergy and lay members, the effort will adapt Cleveland’s model with LEM staff providing social and legal support to prisoners through study groups and community outreach.

Greater Elyria LEM Luthern Episcopal and Methodist Cleveland Lorain County Hugh Brownlee St. Andrew Episcopal Church Fred Klein Cochairman

Msgr Newton to leave St Mary rectory this week

Msgr William L Newton 77 pastor emeritus of St Mary Church Elyria will move to Cleveland St Augustine Manor 7818 W Detroit Ave citing health reasons He served 23 years at St Mary and helped found Elyria Catholic High School He was named Protonotary Apostolic and domestic prelate in 1940 He will be 78 on Easter Sunday and remains pastor emeritus

Elyria St. Mary Catholic Church William L. Newton St. Mary Church Cleveland St. Augustine Manor Detroit Ave Patrick O’shaughnessy O'Shaughnessy St Augustine Msgr. Newton Lorain County St. Mary Msgr Newton Wee Wuc Ite Pius XII St Mary

Steel Seen Pulling Ohio Economy In 1972

Ohio State University Center for Business and Economic Research reports 1971 was weak for steel due to stockpiling amid a strike scare. A steel rebound and steady demand from autos and housing are expected to lift Ohio growth in 1972, with broader gains in income, wages, and construction.

Columbus UPI Ohio Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research

Man who tried to rescue drowning boy improves

Miguel Gonzalez 22 of 313 Colorado Ave. improved to fair condition at St Joseph Hospital after jumping into Municipal Pier waters to rescue 11 year old Robbins. He was pulled from the water after being forced under by the boy’s struggles. two other rescuers James Bandagski and Robert Mathna escaped uninjured.

Lorain Miguel Gonzalez Municipal Pier St Joseph Hospital Gonzalez Colorado Ave John N Robbins Mathna Bandagski John Ohio Edison

Anti-busing marchers to reach Wellington on Saturday

A group of Michigan women marching to Washington to press for a constitutional amendment ending school busing expects to arrive in Wellington Saturday after Thursday and Friday stops near Norwalk. Led by Irene McCabe of Pontiac, the walkers were greeted at the Michigan Ohio line by about 50 Toledo supporters and spent the night with local hosts.

Toledo Here Michigan Washington Wellington Norwalk Clarksfield Irene McCabe Pontiac, Mich Washington, D.C Michigan-Ohio Line

PTA Council to hold preschool vision screening in April

Westlake residents learn the PTA Council will run a free preschool vision screening focusing on amblyopia for children ages 3 to 5. The short test, not a full eye exam, will occur April 27 and 28 from 9 30 to 11 30 am at the red brick building on Dover Center Road between Dover Elementary and Lee Burneson Junior High. No appointment needed. conducted by trained local women through the Cleveland Society for the Blind.

Westlake PTA Cleveland Society For the Blind Holmes Dover Center Road Dover Elementary Lee-Burneson

North Olmsted to enroll Learn to Swim students

North Olmsted to enroll Learn to Swim students with sessions at City Hall on four Saturdays in April. Eligible are students in grades three to eight. twelve hours of instruction cost 7 dollars 90 cents. Advanced swimmers will meet at West Shore YMCA. intermediate classes at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. beginning swimmers at a private pool on Lorain Road. Limited spaces due to pool availability. enrollment begins June 1.

North Olmsted North Olmsted City Hall CIE Dren Eught Loram Rd Baldwin Wallace College Berea Qumior West Shore Ymca Hasses Red Cross Griing Fanthiar Chebee Ethon Eens Shor UEOT

Elderly Home Updates Fire Safety In Westlake

The Lutheran Home for the Aged at 2116 Dover Center has completed $75,000 in fire protection upgrades. Improvements include two fire towers two fire doors in halls upgraded nurse Call system and fire safety wiring hooked to Westlake utility and Medicare guidance. The facility serves elderly residents and is sponsored by 135 Lutheran congregations in Northeast Ohio.

Westlake Lutheran Home For the Dover Center Frank Elmores Ohio Es Non Prakt Agency

Fitting celebration as Berit Salomenu wins bingo prize

Mrs Berit Salomenu from KIRUWA Sweden won a state letters ticket last month at the focal bingo parlor. Today she cashed the tichet for $70 and celebrated by continuing to play bingo.

Kiruwa Sweden Berit Salomenu Focal

Patrolmen form civil investigation firm in Cleveland area

Olmsted Township patrolmen form Investigative Associates Inc to serve Cleveland area lawyers with civil case research and background checks. Officers include William Florio president Karl Wilhelm vice president A Crowley secretary Dennis W McCafferty treasurer Mark C Hastings, with Walter L Greene as statutory agent. Offices at 1835 Williamson Building downtown Cleveland, with plan for Columbus expansion.

Olmsted Township Investigative Associates Inc Cleveland Area William Florio Kark QW Wilhelm Date A Crowley Dennis W McCafferty Mark C Hastings Cleveland Walter L Greene Williamson Columbus

Buckeye Motel Guest Steals Roomful of Items

A man claiming to be from Michigan rented a Buckeye Motel room Saturday night and absconded with most items small enough to fit a car. Owner Victor Rauser said the guest checked in about 3:30 pm and left Sunday at 10 am. The maid found a color TV worth 350 dollars missing along with linens, curtains, towels and a bed spread totaling over 420 dollars. Police withheld the sign-in name.

Nortipolmsted Michigan Buckeye Motel Victor Rauser

Westlake Blood Bank Drive At Westlake United Methodist

The Westlake Junior Women's Club hosts a community blood bank drive today at 27650 Center Ridge Rd inside Westlake United Methodist Church. Blood is collected for all Westlake residents at no charge and without replacement commitments. Mrs Stephen Milks notes the drive seeks donors from club members and the wider community who wish to give blood.

Westlake Women’s Club Blood Bank Drive Westlake Westtlake Eine Annal Westlake United Methodist Center Ridge Rd Tlake Stephen Milks

Buzzard Day Dazzles Hinckley Crowd at 15th Annual Event

Throngs of visitors exceeding 10 000 attended Hinckley Reservation in Cleveland Metropolitan Parks for the 15th annual Buzzard Day. Buzzards performed soaring and roosting acts at Whipps Ledges while a pancake sale at the elementary school drew crowds. Mrs Herbert E Forsythe of Mentor correctly timed the buzzard return to 2 15 p m and won a weekend trip to Buzzards Bay, Mass, sponsored by a Cleveland area radio station.

Hinckley Whipps Ledges Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Herbert E Forsythe Buzzards

Robbery suspects bound to jury in Oberlin case

One suspect in the armed robbery of Oberlin College’s treasurer’s office was bound to the Lorain County Grand Jury after waiving a preliminary hearing. A second suspect was granted 10 days to obtain a lawyer as bond was set at 2500 and he was remanded to jail after waiving a hearing. Police seek two additional persons in the March 6 theft of 4810 from the treasurer’s office. both suspects pleaded not guilty.

Oberlin Oberlin College Gregory Davison Middle Ave Elyria Larama County Il Boone Bell Ave

Westlake baseball registration set date at Dover Elementary

Westlake announces boys baseball registration will be held Saturday at the Dover Elementary School cafeteria from 1 to 3:00 pm. Eligible players are those aged before Sept 30, 1972 or under 19 by July 31, 1972, with fees $12 for one, $18 for two, $20 for three or more in a family and a $5 late fee after registration. Contact Ed Joyce at 1288 if unable to register on the date.

Westlake Dover Hol Joyee Ed Joyce

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