Death notices highlight Lorain area losses in 1968
Multiple obituaries from Lorain County list John Frank Noveske 76 of 543 West Third Street died at home after a brief illness. Survivors include wife Pauline, son Walter, daughter Grace Pryor, and five grandchildren. Other notices cover Mary Elizabeth Brown 68 of West River Street, Helen Joyce Baumhardt infant daughter, Carrie E. Ferguson, Merriam Gale Yost, Treva Tone Witter McVetta, Val A Caserta, Charles G Schirmer, Lillian Hudak, and other local residents with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank Noveske
West Third St
Colson Co
Mr. Noveske
Grafton
St. Mary's Church
Holy Name Society
The
Sunshine Club
Pauline
Walter
Elyria
Joseph
Grace) Pryor
Katherine Borjesson
Bittner-DeCarlo
Mary Elizabeth Brown
West River St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Brown
Grafton Township
Lake Avenue
John
Dorothy) Hopkins
LaGrange
Robert Welburn
South Amherst
Corridan Welburn
Sudro-Curtis
John Clausing
Belden
Lorain
Helen Joyce Baumhardt
Kenneth W. Baumhardt
South Central Dr
Brownhelm Cemetery
St. Joseph Hospital
Daniel
George Brummitt
Matilda Ward
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Ween
Norwalk
Treva Tone Witter McVetta
Rt. 113 East
Milan
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital
Fitchville
McVelta
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Childrens Hour
Philip
Frank
Norma) Butch
Glenn Franklin
Huron
Berlin Heights
Verna Hartman
Kuback-Smith Funeral Home
Charles Pearce
Berlinville Cemetery
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Building Fund
Lillian Hudak
West 26Th St
Hudak
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Auxiliary
Albert
Albert J. Jr
U.S. Air Force
Nashville
Tenn
William
Patricia) Hughey
Peggy Hudak
Earl
Donald Schweinberg
James M. Bodzash
Card of Thanks for Birthday and Funeral Support
The Baker family and relatives express sincere thanks for cards visits flowers and expressions of sympathy after the death of their loved one. Special thanks to Methodists and neighbors for support during their loss and to Rev Brebe Mr CAC Gerber and church friends for prayers and services. We will cherish the memories and deeply appreciate the community’s kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Jria
Apo Hopkut
Serlee
Gertrude
Dasphier
Nora Baker
Eich Hors
Ratherne Opperman
Tiowerk
Popa
Ts Eyds
Inem
Gerber
Seabee
Rezoning Adds Land for Mall in Qigua City Council
The City Council extended the Midway Mall area south to West River and Ford Roads but failed to obtain the two thirds needed to pass as an emergency. The 5.8 acre parcel was rezoned from single family to B-1 neighborhood business, with the measure delaying effect for 30 days after third reading. The vote was 8-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qigua
Midway Mall
West River
Ford Roads
Garbage pickup dates changed in Cascade Colony Elyria
James T Tracey announced a change in garbage pickup for three streets in Cascade Colony Elyria. Bradford, Halas and Keys Drives will be serviced by the sanitation department on Wednesdays instead of Thursdays, effective tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Colony
Elyria
James T Tracey
Bradford
Halas and
Keys
Sanitation Department
Tracey
Nationwide storm system with rain and snow forecast
A large area will see widespread precipitation with showers and thundershowers from the lower Plains to the Ohio valley. Snow and colder temperatures spread from the North and mid Rockies into the upper Plains as another warming trend develops in the Eastern half. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Ohio forecast: Partly cloudy and not so cool tonight
Partly cloudy and not so cool tonight with scattered showers possible toward morning. Low temperatures expected in the lower 40s in the southwest and upper 30s in the northeast. Tomorrow will bring considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions with more scattered showers.
Milan Struck By Double Murder Shock
Deputies report blood spattered rooms where a man and wife died and a young girl was bludgeoned. A dog guarding Patricia Cassidy’s blue and white bicycle in the yard trembled from cold and fear, possibly trying to warn victims or killers. Relatives plan humane care for the animals as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Reuus Daves and Readers Letters on Animal Research
A string of reader mail themes about animal research ethics and a veteran hospital camera fund is shared. Virginia Watson questions the focus of a columnist piece, Marjorie Smith discusses veterans in Vietnam and camera use, and several note ticket sales for Cleveland Indians games with local outlets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Holiday Inn
Elyria-Lorain
Ce Auto A
Lorain
Holosep Fel Bros
Columbus Ave
Sandusky
Mayflower Travel Bureau
Sheraton Hotel
Akron
Oberlin renewal debate shifts as residents weigh ordinance language
Opponents of Oberlin renewal shift and Williams urged embedding the language into an ordinance as insurance that guidelines will be followed. The long proposal covers planning duties if a study grant passes, keeps urban renewal land use for low and middle income housing, and guarantees temporary housing for residents. Some officials warn about federal control, while others cite safeguards and local consultation requirements amid voting disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Oberlin
Sperry
Edward Smith
C J Coney
Grover L Severs
Long
Cooley
East River road plan eyed anew for state route changes
Lorain County lawmakers met with highway officials to reevaluate the East River Road dead end into proposed state Route 10. Residents north of the plan oppose the design, citing limited access for buses and fire equipment as construction targets a 1960 start after a delayed Vermilion River bridge design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
Columbus
State
Lorain County
Carlisle
Eaton Townships
Henry Schriver
Belden
Harry Jump
Willard
John Weeks
Lakewood
East River Road
Chestnut Ridge Road
Chesnut Ridge Road
Rt. 87
P.E. Masheter
Baumhart Road
Huron
Schriver
Vermilion River
Wellington Salary Increase Ordinance Gets First Reading
Wellington votes on a comprehensive salary increase ordinance for village officials and employees with new pay scales, the creation of a police sergeant, and revised allowances. The mayor and council terms, meeting rates, and district pay shares are defined, with specifics for clerk, solicitor, street commission, police chief, patrolmen, and radio dispatchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
John T. Duff
Local 425 to elect nine delegates at Ford hall
Local 425 plans to elect nine delegates to the UAW International Convention May 7 in Atlantic City. Balloting will be held tomorrow and Thursday at the Baumhart Road hall. Carr and Rhodes lead rival slates with 15 independents. Carr seeks more strike benefits and 19 resolutions. Rhodes pushes for a member referendum on international president elections. Delegates from Region Two will select the district director to replace Patrick J. O'Malley. Voting runs 5 am to 6 pm. Negotiations with Ford management on the prior contract issues continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ford United Auto Workers
Carr
Rhodes
UAW
Patrick J. O'Malley
Local 45
International Uaw
Snoopy Promotes School Bond With Space Plight Theme
In Sheffield Lake area Snoopy is featured on menus, billboards, flyers and a bus to back a May 7 bond issue. The $700,000 plan adds 17 classrooms at Brookside High, Sheffield Middle, and Tennyson Elementary to relieve overflow with September 1969 openings. The school board hosts open houses April 22–26 and other outreach events, including a bus Question Box at Shoreway Shopping Center May 3–4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerives
Sheffield Lake
Snoopy
Sheffield
Tennyson
Shoreway
Donald Stockum
Brookside High School
Sheffield Middle School
Trustees discuss grass fires bill
Amherst trustees warn residents to report hazards as grass fires threaten a $2400 plus bill. Clarence Gerber urges cleanup and mowing to prevent costly responses. A May 7 public hearing on the old schoolhouse site was set, and Hart Construction Co. won a tar and asphalt materials contract for chip and seal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Richard Catshall
Amherst
Clarence Gerber
Rt. 113
Bechtel Road
Hart Construction Co
Elyria
Plas Construction Corp
Gene Rowley
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Chronicle-Telegrametyria
John F. Noveske
Harold F. Brown
Baumhardt Services
Carrie E. Ferguson
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Lptain
St. Peter Church
Joseph Step
Ferguson
East Lake Rd
Lorain Convalescent Home
Merriam G, Yost
Merriam Gale Yost
Sixth St
Mr. Yost
Jacksonburg
W.va
Mannington
American Ship Building Co
Pipe Fitters Union
Charles
Thomas
Charlotte Foisey
New Jersey
Fay Manning
W. Va
Alberta King
Baltimore
Walter A. Frey
Garrett Hunt
Hundred, W. Va
Harmony Cemetery
Hundred
Philip McVetta
Val A. Caserta
Caserta
Lorain Works
US Steel Corp
Tle
Brownell
1273Th Engineer
Thelma
Peter
le Tain
James Elatin
Colella
Muria) Yacobazzi
Carmella Caserta
la Tain
Nick 'Madelene DiFrippo
Chicago
J Glavna and Son
Delbert Kettering
Lake Breeze
Bretheran
Ridgehil Memorial Park
St Peter Charen
Charles G. Schirmer
North Ridgeville
Case Rd
Marine City
Mich
David Albertin
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Albert Hudak
Memoriam
Terrence Flood
Ates
Mom
Dad
Kathy
Laurie Fee
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, Inc
Greater Elyria and Vicinity
Stee 1852
Harsves
Curtie
Ernest 8. Scheuffler
Council
Buildings Lands and Community Improvement Development Committee
Meyer Goldberg
Pilfrim Holiness Church
Bert B
Louise A. Brosky
Hubert I
S Chappel
Charles W. Kuba
Anthony Jasinski
Kenneth A Krueck
D-2
J. Theodore Emerich
Emerich
Krueek
Paul J Horvath
Seattle
Uni
Milo
National Forecast
Reuus Daves
Davies
Virginia
Dwight) Watson
Squire Rd
Columbia Station
Buss
Sharon
Elyria Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079
Paul Andrews
Marjorie
Clifford M.) Smith
Marjoria
Sharon R. Hastings
Army Nurses Corps
Vietnam
Norma Jones
Board of Public Affairs
EPA
Street Department
Local 425
Frank Telakowit
Maurice Kolb
Bill Burnette
Terry Rotino
John Hunter
C. W. Clark
Chuck Gormrm
Mike Pohorence
Ford
Waters - Archer Insurance Agency
Alcoholics Anonymous
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