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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1970
Page
2
A reader letter recounts a teenage acne experience and her dermatologist's regimen. She details a strict diet avoiding chocolates, nuts, fried foods, pork, hot or cold foods, and dairy, plus a special facial soap and antibiotics. After a year, her complexion improved and she urges others to seek help.
A reader letter discusses acne as a serious issue and critiques the idea of a “wonder drug” while outlining thyroid treatment options including thyroidectomy, medical management, and radio iodine. It mentions prune juice for constipation and urges doctor supervision for medications, ending with an offer to send Dr Steinerohn's booklet for acne with a 20 cent stamp.
A compiled roster of residents and their addresses including Mrs Julia Szakats 1912 FE 34th St Tyler ABRAM 3418 Kinzel Road and others such as Mrs John Aquilla 4231 Washington Ave Mrs James Baker 44 Augusta Ave Mrs Victor Celaschi 3114 Amherst Ave Mra James Craig 4132 Riverview Lane Mra Kenneth DiFrancesco and son 22th Broadway Mrs Lillian Doe 1111 W Sot St Mra Nanette Draper 1075 & Ene Ave Mrs John Durant and son 108 Norman Ave Avon Lake Betsy Fritz 203 Varden Dr Mrs Robert Gay 4027 Oakwood Ave Mrs Joseph Horvath 311 Haddon Dr Thomas Hoskins Baghton Town Joseph Huber 415 Kansas Ave Mrs Mary Joyce 10% W Ranth St Mrs Nelson Kegley and son 230 Woowthst Mm T J Kominis and daughter 16 Valley Dr Amherst Mra Doyle Lee and son 338 Guilford Road Vermilion Mrs Julius Major AS 42 Indiana Ave Mra Ralph Mihalek 318 Dellwood Road Avon Lake John Allan Miles 4431 Frontage St Mra Ygnacio Montelon 728 Brownell Ave John Pavlick 1627 N Jersey Ave Mra Alexander Ravis and son 3110 Brenner Dr Michael Reyes 53 E Sind St Earl Tatum 155 Ridgeland Dr Amherst Mrs Thomas Teaman 6099 Dorwood Dr Mitre Naceff 206 EF Mth St
A fragmented listing of residents and addresses across Elyria Wakeman and surrounding areas including New London Wakeman and LaGrange. The items reference individuals such as Brian Marett Ada Mann Jay Ward Susan Welch and Arthur Clark along with street addresses and road names like 4227 Hamilton Street Wheeler Road and Butternut Ridge Road.
A fragmentary local notice lists residents and addresses in Lorain and nearby Avon Lake including Jan Budka 978 Homewood Dr John Kish 4433 Camden Ave Thurman Campbell 151 Forest Blvd Joseph Clizmadia D4d Jackson St Samel Hettler 08 Valleyview Steve Kadoich Mrs Lewis Lilly 1889 E Lind St Nelson Marrero 2043 F 2t St Mrs Charles Newman 2847 Nekisley St Mrs Steven Olah 1756 Eb oMerSt Mrs Rodger Parsons Sams North View Ci Vermilion Mrs Alien Stevens 905 13th St.
A union Thanksgiving service is planned for 7 30 tonight at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Park Avenue New London. Raymond Caldwell of Grace United Methodist will lead assisted by Rev James Killgrove and Rev Floyd Gaugler of First United Methodist. Music by the combined church choirs and Monsignor Raymond Gormar will deliver the Thanksgiving message.
Lorain plans higher sewer charges for Sheffield Lake to share upkeep costs of the combined water and sewage system. Current rates are about 8-9 cents per 1000 gallons, far below the 24 cents average paid by Lorain homeowners. A committee led by Maiorana and city officials will negotiate with Sheffield Lake, with court action possible if no agreement is reached.
Lorain council committee backs a new ordinance to slow station expansion and curb vacant sites. It sets minimums of 22 500 square feet and 150 feet frontage, with 1 200 square feet for service stations or 400 for gas only. Abandoned stations face razing after 60 days, six months inoperable triggers barricade, and penalties up to 50 fine and 30 days in jail.
Lorain votes to offer 35000 for the fire damaged Spang Bakery on Oakdale to expand city garage and storage needs. The Giannini estate offered 36500 as final. Building declared a nuisance with demolition ordered, but a court action may halt it. A special committee led by Councilman Steve Kaurich found the site suitable for city use to store snow removal equipment this winter.
Avon Lake area tax administrators discussed forming a formal organization at the Aquamarine Ramada Inn with Ronald Green Janet Valanty George Brill and Patrick McNulty in attendance The group plans a Dec 17 meeting in North Ridgeville to announce results and seeks to unify handling of city income tax matters across Lorain and neighboring counties while discussing legislation and coordination with Huron Sandusky and Rocky River representatives
Firelands Mayors and Managers Association will hold a Dec 5 meeting at 10 a.m. in Huron city hall. Invitations were sent to State Representatives Don Pease Leonard Camera Paul Matia and Ethel Swanbeck and State Senator Robert Corts to attend. The group backs mandatory tax reciprocity payments and attendees have indicated support for the measure.
Pleas of innocent were entered yesterday by five local women in Lorain Municipal Court on charges of being suspicious persons. They were arrested Monday night at Beck's Tavern after acting in a suspicious manner near One tavern. Bonds set at 6900 each for December 8 preliminary hearings.
An AP report describes a heavy World War II era tank weighing nearly 180,000 pounds moved from Imperial War Migrate storage depot in Esecy along a special route of about 11 miles requiring a lengthy, cautious transport.
In a Venezuela France bridge contest, two tables show premier defense. South as declarer at three notrump vs a spade lead secures nine tricks at one table and France gains 800 points, while the other table's misdefense yields a two-trick swing and a 288-point loss.
The parks and recreation committee approved a repair plan for Riverside Park along the Black River. The project to replace 203 feet of piling on the north bank carries about 65,000 dollars, with bids to be advertised after an ordinance to council. City Engineer Leonard Mercer presented several plans. the lowest priced option will be pursued, extending from the bridge area to the Coast Guard station with work inside the park.
Elyria decides to postpone the planned demolition of the city owned house at 427 Third Street to aid council in choosing a financially viable path. The finance committee seeks clarity on whether the Lorain Boulevard bridge will require the site, with $4,400 needed to meet code but $19,000 already invested.
Welcome Wagon will meet December 3 at 8 p.m. at the Columbia of Ohio 741 Broadway Lorain Betty Newton gas company home economist will demonstrate Christmas treats and then make holiday decorations A dollar gift exchange is planned Members should bring canned goods for baskets for needy families Reservations for the Christmas Party with Mrs Robert Flynn 06 West Dr
Wellington reports the appointment of a new township trustee as Jones Read Har is named to fill the vacancy. The action follows local procedures and confirms the official selection by the township board amid recent governance changes.
UPI reports former U.S. Rep. William Ayres of Ohio, defeated in November after a 20 year term, may be offered a $38,000-a-year role as an architect for the Nixon administration. Ayres says he has not yet applied or discussed the position but would consider it if offered. He notes he is not an architect, though past holders of the job were often nonarchitects. Mario Campioli currently fills the post.
Police said a 36 year old man wearing a cap pink tinted sunglasses a Bass green coat and driving a gold Cadillac robbed five businesses within an hour. Two patrolmen arrested Frank J Guillory near one scene for investigations of the five robberies. They found stolen items in the car including the sunglasses and cap.
Elyria planning commission denied the YWCA bid to rezone the northeast corner of West Avenue and Fourth Street from R-3 multi family dwelling to B-2 downtown business. The vote paused the proposal for further review and required a more complete study before reconsideration.
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