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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1993
Page
4
Record high and low noted with humidity values. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for today and tomorrow with inconsistent digits. Tonight, northwest winds 15 to 20 knots shift to north with 3 to 5 foot waves. Tomorrow, northeast winds 10 to 20 knots shift to east as seas subside.
Forecaster notes scattered showers and thunderstorms likely with brief flurries of snow. Expect icy patches in elevated areas while sun breaks appear between passing systems. Winds shift southerly then westerly across the region.
The Chronicle Telegram announces USPS powered mailing details for readers in Elyria Ohio. It lists the paper’s printing and publishing address at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035 and directs readers to send address changes to OD Be Att Elyria 44038.
In eastern Germany civilians patrol streets at night amid rising crime after reunification. In Ruedersdorf near Berlin and Gruenau in Leipzig residents organize to guard homes and small businesses, with a local meeting drawing about 30 volunteers. Police report crime up 22 percent regionwide and theft up 70 percent this year as gangs and neo-Nazi attackers pose ongoing challenges.
Dozens of ambassador and judge nominees face holiday limbo as Congress adjourns. Mort Halperin’s confirmation stalls with Senate opposition, while many other appointees await resubmission in the next session. White House said Clinton will refile those not acted on.
Harold Bobel longtime Elyria figure served in WWII with the Air Corps winning a Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart. He led local groups including the Elyria Kiwanis and Red Cross chapter and supported the Strawberry Festival and downtown redevelopment efforts. Survived by wife Doris and three sons. funeral at St. Andrew Church.
Arthur Ely’s widow, a prominent Elyria benefactor, funded Cascade Park improvements, donated to Ely Stadium upgrades, and supported local history efforts. She owned several inns, enjoyed collecting figurines, and was active in St. Mary Church and local politics. Survivors include siblings. burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may attend wake services at Curtis-Scheuffler Busch Chapel with a funeral Mass at St Mary Church.
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