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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1973

Page

6

Melba Moore opens up on life and faith amid drama

In a frank interview at the Drake Hotel the Broadway star Melba Moore recounts battles with alcohol marijuana and hard drugs and explains how a spiritual awakening guided her back to the Lord's Prayer She describes a past filled with tragedy addiction and recovery and outlines her path to transcendental meditation while preparing for Lost In the Stars with Clifton Davis

New York Melba Moore Drake Hotel Ms. Moore American Film Theater Melba Irina Clifton Davis Melba Moore Moorman Harlem

Two Plead Guilty in Elyria Drinking and Driving Cases

Edward R. Thorndike of Medina pled guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to driving under the influence of alcohol and received 250 dollars fines plus costs, two days in jail, and a six month license suspension. James E. Wilson of Avon pleaded guilty to reckless operation on a reduced charge from DUI and was fined 50 dollars plus costs.

Elyria Edward R. Thorndike LaFayette Rd Medina James E Wilson Rambler Ave

Lorain Library Offers Story Program for Young Children

The Lorain Public Library system announces a four branch story program for 4 and 5 year olds beginning the week of October 22. Each session features stories songs and finger plays once weekly at Main Library 351 Sixth St Columbia Branch Columbia Station South Lorain Branch 3012 Grove Ave and the Domonkcas Branch. Pre registration is required and information available at the Main Library or any branch.

Lorain

Huntington Ladies Aid chicken supper planned

The Huntington Ladies Aid Society sponsors a chicken supper at Ward Hall in Huntington starting at 5 pm on Saturday. Adult tickets are 3 dollars and children under 12 pay 1 dollar.

Huntington Huntington Ladies Aid Society Ward Hall

Hawaiian Holiday Becomes Sands Life in Hawaii

Honolulu AP Tommy Sands once a top pop star of the 1950s and 1960s now operates dinner and nightclub tours in Waikiki. He quit singing in 1969 and has not performed since. Sands finds fulfillment helping visitors enjoy Hawaii and says he has no desire to return to the stage. He lives a relaxed life after briefly returning to entertainment for a hotel engagement and tour business.

Honolulu Tommy Sands Sands Waikiki Hawaii

Hawkins debuts with Jimmy Stewart as West Virginia lawyer

Jimmy Stewart returns to TV with Hawkins on CBS. He portrays a clever country lawyer who travels to Hollywood to handle a murder case. The show blends wit, solid plotting, and strong performances, but carries adult themes including infidelity and Hollywood's gay subculture.

New York Jimmy Stewart Hawkins CBS West Virginia Hollywood

Stony Brook honors 18 teachers at commencement

At Stony Brook State University 3,000 graduates shared the spotlight with 18 faculty members honored by students as excellent teachers in a commencement ceremony.

Stony Brook. NY Stony Brook State University

Paint and pantaloons turn mother into life of party

Dayton report describes Virginia Streaver transforming at home into a party persona as she applies white makeup, red lips, freckles, and exaggerated lashes. She dons a costume with gay pantaloons and says she feels different, likening herself to Lulu Belle.

Dayton Virginia Streaver Lulu Belle

Opening lead and grand slam tale colors a bridge hand

A historical bridge discussion examines the impact of the opening lead on a seven club grand slam, noting how missteps could swing the result. Included are briefer notes on Lulu Belle Streaver’s multi personality charity work and public persona in Dayton, highlighting her Easter Bunny and Shrine Circus ties.

West South

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