Deaths: Raymond E. Henry and Robert C. Coleman, local obituaries
Raymond E. Henry 92 of 399 W Herrick Ave Wellington died Friday at Wellington Community Hospital after a three month illness. He worked over 50 years at Sterling Castings and retired in 1960. Survived by daughter Lamoine Knell, one granddaughter and three great grandchildren, sisters Wonona Schuster and Harley Bowman. Services Monday at Cowling-Truman Funeral Home Wellington with burial Greenwood Cemetery. Robert C. Coleman 94 of 3968 Professor St Oberlin died Friday after a 14 month illness. A WWI Army veteran and brick mason for 67 years, he retired in 1962. Survived by sons Samuel and Melvin, daughters Anna Pruitt, Grace Litier, Esther Battle, Frances Lawson, and 12 grandchildren. Services tentatively set for Monday in Cowling Oberlin with burial in Westwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Henry
W. Herrick Ave
Wellington
Wellington Community Hospital
Mansfield
Sterling Castings
Warner-Swasey
Lamoine
Alvine) Knell
Bellville
Wonona Schuster
Harley
Irma) Bowman
Cowling-Truman Funeral Home
J.W. Mellick
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert Cecil Coleman
Professor St
Oberlin
Coleman
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Union
Sevierville
Tenn
Samuel
Melvin
Alonzo
Anna) Pruitt
Werner
Grace) Lightier
Chicago
Maurice
Esther) Battle
Tacoma Park
Earl
Frances) Lawson
Boston
Ora
Robert
Nord Centers guests on Dimensions radio program
WZLE radio will air this Sunday at 6 p.m. with Ann Kennedy and Deanna James of the Nord Centers as guests on Dimensions hosted by Norma Higgins. Kennedy coordinates The Works socialization program. James leads The OK Corral psychiatric counseling unit. Both programs are funded by Lorain County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board. The Nord Centers at 230 Fourth St Elyria offer counseling, day care and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kennedy
Deanna James
W. G. Nord Centers
Norma Higgins
Wzle-Fm
Kennedy
James
OK Corral
The
Nord Centers, Inc
Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Higgins
Fred Slanina
Nord Centers
Fourth St
Elyria
Arts Resource Forum Set for April 22 at Local College
Lorain County Arts Council will sponsor an all day Arts Resource Project conference at Lorain County Community College on April 22. The event aims to stimulate student interest in the arts by bringing local artists into schools for lectures and demonstrations with partial funding from the Ohio Arts Council. Jerry Tollifson will headline, speaking on the state plan for arts in education, plus discussions, demonstrations, and a film. Area educators and artists are invited to attend to learn about the project and offer suggestions for expansion beyond May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Arts Council
Lorain County Community College
Arts Council
Ohio Arts Council
Jerry Tollifson
Constance Mateer
County Arts Council
Christa Hupp
Four hospitalized after Lorain traffic crashes
Four men were hospitalized in Lorain after two separate Friday night and Saturday morning crashes. Richard E. Chandler and Richard B. Copeland were in a head on collision on West Erie Avenue. Chandler was cited for driving while intoxicated and wrong lane. Both were in fair condition at Lorain Community Hospital. In a second crash Louis Cancel and Jose Reyes sustained facial injuries when Cancel’s car hit a tree on Pearl Avenue. Cancel was cited for failure to control.
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Lorain
West Erie Avenue
Shore Drive
Richard E. Chandler
Euclid Ave
West Erie
Richard B. Copeland
Langfitt St
Vermilion
Copeland
Chandler
Lorain Community Hospital
Louis Cancel
E. 31St St
Pearl Avenue
Cancel
Jose Reyes
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Dial-a-Ride begins for Sheffield residents Monday
Sheffield Lake announces Dial-a-Ride with Northeastern Lorain County Human Resources Center. Service runs 9 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday and offers Wednesday trips to Midway Mall. Call 933-5022 two days ahead with name address phone pickup time and departure. Donations accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County Human Resources Center, Inc
Sheffield
Midway Mall
Lorain County Ceta
LCCC Panel Sets Forum on Crippling Arthritis
A free public forum on crippling arthritis will be held April 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Lorain County Community College’s Student Center Community Room. The Northeast Ohio Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation and LCCC host a panel featuring Dr Edith Evangelista Dr Annie Lumanian and Mrs E Hewitt with Mary Raith moderating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Community College
Northeastern Ohio
The
Arthritis Foundation
LCCC
Edith Evangelista
North Olmsted
Annie Lumanian
Local doctor sued alleges negligence in Sept 1976
Karen Szcepanski of Rt. 18 Wellington filed a $75,000 suit in Common Pleas Court Friday against Dr. Andrew V. Boysen of 673 East River St. The suit alleges negligence in treatments administered in September 1976. Further details were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Szcepanski
Rt. 18
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Andrew V. Boysen
East River St
Untaxed building costs hit Huron County losses
Norwalk and four unzoned townships in Huron County may be losing thousands in tax revenue as new construction goes unreported. State law requires reporting improvements of 200 or more dollars within 60 days to the county auditor, with penalties for noncompliance. Norwalk Township is cited as the worst offender, with two firms unaware of reporting duties for their new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County
Jackson Smith
Smith
Fitchville
Hartland
Peru
Bieile Co
Bleile
Norwalk Road
In Memoriam for Ronald and Son Imers
An In Memoriam note honoring Ronald and Son Imers who died on April 1, 196B. It laments the loss, recalls their bond and the pain of separation, and marks the day as a sorrowful overture of memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald & Son Imers
Tiel
Pal Haskiel
Ronald Ed
Ummers
Hough
Mane Summers
Libraries drop voter signup at Lorain County sites
Lorain County boards end library registration as it would require library contracts for reimbursements under an Ohio attorney general ruling. Director Joan Leyshon says voters can register at the board offices in Lorain and Elyria, at BMV offices, by mail, or via door-to-door campaigns. The change takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Board of Elections
Joan Leyshon
Ohio
William Brown
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
Three men arrested in gambling probe in Ohio
North Olmsted residents Michael J. Santosuosso and George T. Smith and Westlake’s James H. Burgert were arrested on gambling charges tied to alleged bookmaking after raids by the Westshore Enforcement Bureau and police. All released on personal bonds. warrants served in Lakewood and Fairview Park. investigation began in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Westlake
Westshore Enforcement Bureau
WEB
Michael J. Santosuosso
Chase Dr
Santos
Great Northern
George Thomas Smith
Kennedy Ridge Rd
Redwood Inn
Lorain Rd
James H. Burgert
Brahms Dr
Raymond Brow
Lakewood
Fairview Park
Brow
Jack Sherman
Santos Pizza Parlor
Santosuosso
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Elyria Youth Struck By Car After Dog Chase
A 13 year old Elyria boy, Billy Wiggins of Pratt Boulevard, was listed in fair condition with leg and shoulder injuries at Elyria Memorial Hospital after running into a moving car on Fuller Road while fleeing a shepherd dog. Driver Jacqueline Dawson took him to hospital. witnesses place the incident east of Scott Avenue as Wiggins and a companion walked west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Billy Wiggins
Pratt Blvd
Franklin Junior High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jacqueline Dawson
Wiggins
Fuller Road
Scott Avenue
Lorain man freed on shock probation
Alfred M. Lassen an 18 year old of 122% East 34th Street Lorain was ordered released on shock probation by Common Pleas Judge Adrian F Betteski. He had been sentenced January 23 to 1 to 5 years in Mansfield Reformatory for escape after escaping from the county jail September 19 while held on a burglary charge. The court placed him on three year probation with restitution required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Lassen
St. Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Common Pleas
Adrian F. Bet- Teski
Lassen
Elyria Man Charged In Burglary Case
An Elyria man, Michael D. Welch, 23, of 427 Eagle Circle, was charged with breaking and entering after police found him inside Sommer's Pikewood Manor recreation center on Rt. 57 at about 4:20 a.m. He was held in Elyria city jail awaiting municipal court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sommer
Pikewood Manor
Michael D. Welch
Eagle Circle
Welch
Amherst School Board to Hold Work Session
Amherst-The board of education will hold a work session on April 4 at 8 00 p m in Room 219 of Central Elementary School 474 Church St Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Board of Education
Central Elementary School
Church St
Births at Elyria Memorial in late March
On March 29 Tammy Howard at 645 University Ave welcomed a son and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Hockman at 115 Brooklyn St. On March 30 Frances Hartley at 827 South Abbe Rd and Mr and Mrs George Karas at 46430 Route 162 Wellington welcomed a son and a daughter respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Howard
University Ave
Robert Hockman
Brooklyn St
Frances Hartley
South Abbe Rd
George Karas
Route
Wellington
Dickens Play Set at Play House Great Expectations
The Cleveland Play House will present Great Expectations for student audiences at the Drury Theater from April 5 through 22. Adapted by Paul Lee, the show runs weekdays at 10:30 a.m. with weekend performances for the public, excluding Sunday matinees. Box office reservations are at 795-7000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Play House
Drury Theater
Charles Dickens
Paul Lee
Vanities Benefit for Dystrophy at Center Repertory
Cleveland venues present a week of Centerep productions of Vanities to aid the Northeastern Ohio Muscular Dystrophy Association. April 11 to 16 at Kennedy Theater Playhouse Square with tickets two for 9.98. half the proceeds go to the cause. Reservations: 566-7300.
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Cleveland
Center Repertory Theater
Wgcl-Fm
Centerep
Kennedy Theater
Playhouse Square
Vermilion Woman and Olmsted Man Fined in Elyria Court
A Vermilion woman and an Olmsted Township man were fined a total of 750 dollars after pleading no contest to driving and alcohol charges. Donna M. Sigler, 687 S. Shore Court, received 350 dollars on reduced offenses of reckless operation and disorderly conduct, with a six month license suspension and 30 day suspended jail. Joseph J. Imburgia, 26959 Southwood Drive, paid 400 dollars on a DWI, with 30 day license suspension and a 3 day deferred jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Donna M. Sigler
S. Shore Court
Joseph J. Imburgia
Southwood Drive
Stephen R. Nagy
Avon man in fair condition after cycle crash on Stoney Ridge Road
Avon, Ohio. Phillip Delfino, 55, of 7920 Laurie Blvd, was hospitalized in fair condition with a back injury after his motorcycle reportedly struck slag near the Avon High School driveway on Stoney Ridge Road about 5:20 p.m. Friday. Avon police say he lost control traveling northbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Stoney Ridge Road
Phillip Delfino
Laurie Blvd
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Delfino
Avon High School
Ohio Lottery officials given deadline to answer auditor charges
Ohio Lottery Director Gerald J. Patronite and top aide Pasquale Gallina face a noon Tuesday written response deadline to irregularities cited in a state auditor report. Lottery chairman David Harbarger called some charges serious while noting many are vague. Allegations stem from a West Palm Beach convention six months earlier, including a claim that a subcontractor official paid for Patronite and Gallina’s travel upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPS
Ohio Lottery
Gerald J. Patronite
Pasquale
Pat” Gallina
Ohio Lottery Commission
David R. Harbarger
Harbarger
Patronite
Gallina
West Palm Beach
Fla
E. Patronite
Lewis Berger
Eastlake
Lottery Commission
Suit filed over premature Fuller Road demolition
Frank and Shirley Nagy filed a suit against city officials and Silas Bucks Jr for 16 000 damages from the March 1973 demolition of a house at 506 Wayne Street in the Fuller Road renewal area. The case, heard by Common Pleas Judge Floyd D Harris, argues the city failed to instruct the contractor, with the city having paid 3510 for the vacant land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Bucks Jr
Fuller Road
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Frank
Shirley Nagy
Wayne St
Buchs
Elyria man arrested after disturbance at hospital
Dale Sadowsky 22 of 1081 Pasadena Ave was charged with persisting in disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after causing a disturbance at the emergency room of Elyria Memorial Hospital around 5 50 p m He was treated at Lorain Community Hospital for bruises and face cuts and held on bond after release from jail Police did not provide details of the motorcycle accident he had suffered earlier in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dale Sadowsky
Pasadena Ave
Lorain Community Hospital
Sadowsky
Elyria Hosital
Lorain
Rainy Night Across Coasts and Plains Forecast
Rain and showers are expected tonight along the mid and upper Pacific coast, mid and upper Plains, and the mid Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere, skies remain mostly fair as conditions improve.
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Pacific Coast
Mid
Upper Plains
Mississippi Valley
Weekend Weather Outlook in 50s and 60s
A chance of showers Monday and Tuesday with fair weather Wednesday. Highs in the 50s or lower 60s, lows early in the 30s or lower 40s.
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Robert C. Coleman
WZLE
Arts Resource Forum
E. Hewitt
Metropolitan General Hospital
Mary Raith
Will
By Phil Hicks
Memoriam
Curtis Scheuffler
Greater Elyria and Vicinity
Simca
Harvey G, Curtis Ernest W, Schenttler
Elyria ‘Memorial
Dickens
Play House
Avon Man ‘Fair’ Offer Cycle Crash
Fuller Rd
Bucks
Dan A. Cook
Elmer Bessick
Dudley Bell
Nagys
John Gallagher
CSOE
Columbus
UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Viocast
United Press
International Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Abuquerquez
Fulto
Grafton
Russell D. Fulton
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