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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1972
Page
4
Henrietta Kipton group hosts smorgasbord 5 to 7 p.m. with home cooking. Florence Congregational Church sponsors a turkey supper and bazaar 5 to 7:30 p.m. featuring baked goods and a white elephant table. Proceeds support church programs.
Five motorists were fined a total of 1250 dollars plus costs in Ely Municipal Court on Wednesday after guilty verdicts on motor vehicle and alcohol charges. Two defendants, Joseph F. Glonz and Michael C. Darey, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and received 250 dollar fines, three days in jail, and license suspensions of six months. Three others, John W. Fox, John L. Woolf, and Leo E. Bland, pleaded no contest to reduced charges of having physical control while intoxicated, each fined 230 dollars plus costs.
Forecast calls for rain across the Lower Great Lakes and eastern Ohio Valley into the Middle Atlantic Coast. Rain and showers expected in the extreme Northwest. Snow projected for the Rockies.
Cloudy tonight with showers and thundershowers and lows in the 40s. Tomorrow remains cloudy with a chance of showers and possible scattered thundershowers in the southeast.
A weather forecast notes winds will be east to southeast at 10 to 20 knots today, then shift to southwest 10 to 24 knots tonight. Showers are likely tonight.
University of Utah President Alfred Emery emphasizes learning over rote memorization and warns teachers to focus on student understanding. He defends academic freedom within tenure, arguing freedom must serve the purpose of teaching and not shield incompetence or plagiarism.
A first annual Community Carol Sing will be held at 7 30 p m December 21 in Monumental Park New London. James Van Sickle says the event is a participatory program with sacred and secular carols open to all in the New London area. The rally is sponsored by the high school music department and the local newspaper.
Chelsea Massachusetts resident Jamies A Prichard reports photographing 12 inch long five inch wide footprints in deep snow at 16 400 feet on Sept 20 during Himalayan expedition. Sherpas and locals have long claimed sightings of the man like abominable snowman.
The state imposed West side building ban in Lorain may be partly lifted by December 10 pending state approval. The lifting would cover Kolbe Road east to Leavitt Road if work at the Sherwood pumping station is approved. A $75,000 refurbishing project was approved to boost pumping capacity.
A daughter to Mr and Mrs William McKinney of 234 Fourth Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Abdul Vanjaria of 141 Pinewood Drive announced at Elyria Memorial on Tuesday.
Birth notices list new daughters for Edward Vance at 102 W. 17th St and Richard Cahl at 490 Beebe Ave, plus additional births for Paul Allgood, Henry Chilenski, Theodore Partyka Jr, Raul Mendiola, and Nicholas Hruszczenko, detailing street addresses and family names. A mention notes plans to install a new pump with larger holding wells and security at a building, while John Hoyt reflects on early television days in Peyton Place.
A downtown resident recalls a Tuesday shopping trip where clerks ignored a shopper in jeans, while elsewhere a rail crossing warning led to a 50 ton boxcar collision. Medina attorney William Batchelder III, elected to a third Ohio House term, will speak at Spencer Post 608 Veterans Dinner, noting his perfect attendance and 70 bills becoming law.
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