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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1972
Page
11
Blythe Chronicle Telegram item dated Friday May 5 1972 notes local happenings, civic brief items and notices. Names of community groups and residents appear in short snippets reflecting daily life in Blythe Ohio. The page compiles multiple small items typical of a midweek local edition.
In Baltimore AP report city police say seventeen heavy hammers used to break doors vanished over two years, leaving only five. Col Maurice D duBois, head of the CID, calls the loss embarrassing and notes officers even borrowed mauls for gambling raids.
City officials report 78 percent completion of preliminary engineering for the 8.3 million West River Parkway project. State review is pending. First property appraisals have begun, with 13 buildings to be demolished for road widening and bridge work. State funds total 977000, city share estimated at 2.6 million.
Spencer will lose its only physician on May 27 when Dr. Leonard Nagle ends practice at 111 East Main Street to devote full time to his Wellington office in the post office building on North Main Street. Records will move to Wellington and appointments can be scheduled there from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and noon on Saturdays. the Wellington office will close Wednesdays.
In Ventura California two Boy Scouts Mark Frye aged 14 and Michael Huff aged 13 fell 300 feet from a Santa Susana mountains ledge while pursuing a merit badge. Frye was bitten eight times and Huff twice but the coroner ruled they died from the fall. The boys acted as pallbearers at Frye’s burial as investigators clarified the cause of death.
A damaged OCR list records multiple individuals with alleged traffic offenses and related notes. Names include Renee Swedt, Henry Nelson, Tomas Gerkacht, Temothy Turcus, Robert Nisnon, John Hart, Jack Fain, Mattia, Edward Lewis, Tommy Welsh, Taylor, James Downing, Winger, Michael Simon, and Pree Dick. Addresses span Foster Avenue to Gulf Road with cities Lacaim Lakewood Grafton Lorain and Main Street in Bidgeville. Fines range from 9 to 22 dollars. some entries cite speeding or stop sign violations and a dog at large.
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