Obituaries: Pauline Molesky and Edward Duskey Die
Pauline A Molesky 8&8 Berlin Heights died at Canterbury Villa Nursing Home Milan after a long illness. She raised gladioli on the family farm and was a flower designer a St Mary Vermilion member survived by four nieces and a nephew. Edward J Duskey 86 prominent Lorain businessman died at St Joseph Hospital after a short illness. He owned Duskey Union 76 and held civic roles in multiple clubs. Burial at Calvary Cemetery Lorain with memorial Mass April 19 at St Mary’s Church.
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Pauline A. Molesky
Berlin Heights
Canterbury Villa
Milan
Michigan
Gladioli
St. Mary Catholic Church
Vermilion
Stanley
Riddle Funeral Home
Phillip Feltman
Maple Grove Cemetery
St. Mary School Endowment Fund
Edward J. Duskey
Central Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Poland
U.S
Duskey Union
Broadway
19Th Avenue
Central Businessmen’s Association
Lorain City
United Polish Club
VFW Post
Lorain
Duskey
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Lake Erie
Holy Name Society
Delores Duskey
Paul
Patricia) Vick
Walter
Ann M
Marianne Hocker
Reidy-Scanlan
Funeral
St. Mary's Church
John J. Kline
Calvary Cemetery
Edward and
Ann Duskey
Jeanne F. Russo
Lorain Community Hospital
Cleveland
St. Anthony’s Church
St. Anthony’s
PTA
Boy Scout Mothers Auxiliary
Martin
Marie) Ballog
Avon
Darcy
Carolyn} Younts
LaGrange
Barbara
Theresa
William
Medina
Thomas
Oxford
Kenneth
Denver
Colo
James
William Rich
Circleville
Myron
Winifred) Dort
Parma Heights
Diane Rich
Parma
Keith O'Neill
Correction fixes pastor name at Elyria funeral service
The Rev Garland Thomas who co officiated Myrtle B Hamiltons funeral today at Curtis Schueffler Funeral Home Elyria was listed incorrectly in Monday death notice. In Henrietta Firelands Middle School announces seventh grade Olympics team will compete in state finals April 13 in Akron with members David Beko Lisa Beecheler John Ray Christie Smith Kama Dobbs Mike Rossini Rachel Tansey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Thomas
Myrtle B. Hamilton
Curtis-Schueffler
Elyria
Henrietta
Firelands
Akron
David Beko
Lisa Beecheler
John Ray
Christie Smith
Kama Dobbs
Mike Rossini
Rachel Tansey
Death Notices for Wanda Hall and Sandra Adams Adkins
Wanda Hall 68 died with husband Exgene and son Kreigh. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 at Warmentit General Home. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 am at Brookdale Cemetery. Sandra Adkins Adams 37 survived by daughter Amprite Perez-Fontanez and two brothers. May call Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 at Jn Ro Devin Funeral Home. Services Wednesday at 2 pm at the funeral home. Burial at Memorial Park Loram.
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Elizabeth R
Betty” Stahl
Medina
Medina Community Hospital
Cleveland
Medina County
Buckeye Band Boosters
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Litchfield
James
Cynthia
Barbara
George
James Jr
Jeffrey
Jonathan
Nap
Clara Demczyk
Parma
Donald
Raymond
Brecksville
Michael
Akron
Baver Funeral Home
Valley City
York Cemetery
HALL
Wanda
Ekerna
Kreigh
Warmentit
Fiyna Serces
Fomneral
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyria
Shepherd Sandra Adkins
Latain
Amprite Perez-Fontanez Patems
Robert M Adkins
Jn Ro
Devin Funeral
Ain
Funeral Home
Aili Memorial Park
Loram
Keystone Board Accepts Five Teacher Resignations
Keystone Board of Education approved the resignations of five staff members effective at year end. William Bauer will return to Bowling Green State University for a masters. Mae Moore plans retirement after more than 20 years. Philip Klatka will relocate to Columbus for his wife’s graduate studies. Timothy Jenkins, Randall Fatz, and Lucinda Nestor also resign from coaching and adviser roles.
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Timothy Jenkins
Randall Fatz
Lucinda Nestor
Columbia maps road fix strategy
Columbia Township trustees plan chip and seal work on about 3.7 miles of roads including Westwood Janell Red Fern Emerson Clarke and North Marks. A 1 mill five year levy for road improvements and chip planting was approved for the November ballot after last year’s levy was defeated. Bid deadline May 6 at noon with bids opened at 8:30 p m.
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Columbia
Roberta Duktig
Westwood
Janell
Redfern
Emerson, Clarke
North Marks Roads
Trustee Board
New Dinner Theater Lead at McGarvey's in Vermilion
Alan Klesh takes over Lakeshore nautical restaurant's Sunday dinner theater replacing Donald Marshall who runs Lakeshore Players and faces suspension and investigation for alleged student misconduct. Klesh, a Sheffield Middle School teacher, will direct Two Plus One in the spring-summer run starting April 14 with revues Take Five Makin Music Handful of Keys and Lady Vaudeville. no shows Easter Sunday.
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Marshall
Sheffield Middle School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Alan Klesh
McGarvey’s
Connie Scarce
al Krepina
Klesh
Lakewood
The
Middle
Lakeshore Players
Two Plus One
McGarvey
Dredging urged on Plum Creek to aid flood risk
U S Rep Edward Feighan pressed the Army Corps of Engineers for a costly Plum Creek dredging project from Lorain County through Columbia Township Olmsted Falls and Olmsted Township to speed water to the Rocky River An inspection with Feighan Army Corps officials and Columbia Township trustees is set for April 12 at 10 a m Residents say years of storm water and small plant overflows have degraded the stream with a multi mile scope and high price tag
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Rocky River
Lorain County
Columbia Township
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Township
U.S
Edward Feighan
D-Lakewood
Army Corps of Engineers
Robert Venefra
Feighan
Army Corps
Venetra
Mathews
Country Kitchen adds seating and renovations in Elyria
The Country Kitchen on Griswold Road in Elyria is expanding to add over 30 booths and tables, with a lighter interior, new uniforms, and a remodeled kitchen. The six year old Parma-based chain operates 16 stores in northeastern Ohio and plans future expansion. The restaurant will donate May 18 and 19 ticket revenue from special dishes to the Special Olympics.
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Elyria
Griswold Road
Colleen Frommeyer
Tana Norris
Ms. Frommeyer
Ohio
Elyria men held on rape charges in county jail
Two Elyria men, Mike Ford and James L. Ford, father and son, are jailed on rape charges related to alleged abuse of three children while babysitting. They were arraigned, with bonds set at 25000 and 75000 dollars respectively, and preliminary hearings scheduled for Thursday.
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Elyria
Mike Ford
W. Bridge St
James L. Ford
Ww. River
Lorain Council Approves 48.7 Million 1985 Budget
Lorain City Council voted unanimously to approve a 48.7 million dollar budget for 1985 after a public hearing. The plan includes the 5 percent income tax increase approved by voters last fall and funds recalls for police and fire staff, boosting officers to 82 and firefighters to 84.
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Lorain
Rape suspect seeks funded psychiatric treatment
Elyria judge permits Richard A. Bixby to pursue further psychiatric care at Johns Hopkins Hospital at his own expense. He faces two counts of rape involving two teenage boys and is a former Lorain County Vocational School teacher. A 30 day report on the treatment is ordered.
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Elyria
Richard A. Bixby
Bixby
W. 25Th St
Lorain
Lorain County
Ohio Supreme Court
Bedeski
Lawsuit Sees Damage Award Raised to Ten Million
A federal judge approved boosting damages in Gloria Kimbrough v city of Lorain from 3 million to 10 million in a police brutality case. Trial slated for April 22. Kimbrough alleges police mishandled a May 1981 incident in which she was shot three times after barricading in her West 24th Street apartment. Police contend she attacked officers with a butcher knife, citing mental disorder history. Attorney Terry Gilbert sought higher damages for severe injuries.
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Cleveland
Gloria Kimbrough
Lorain
Ann Aldrich
Miss Kimbrough
West 24Th Street
Terry Gilbert
Vermilion Pre-K Roundup Aims to Enroll Five-Year-Olds
Vermilion plans a preschool roundup during the week of April 22 for parent enrollment in Vermilion kindergarten classes starting this fall. Children must be five by Sept 30 with immunization records. On roundup day vision hearing and speech screenings are offered. Parents may complete forms, copy birth certificates, and meet staff. Register by calling the elementary building serving your area before April 4.
Wellington to reintroduce trick-or-treat night
Wellington Mayor Roger Hyde announced that Halloween 1985 will see both traditional house-to-house trick-or-treating and a Chamber of Commerce party run simultaneously. Merchants sought clarity to order candy and supplies, with calling hours to be set for 1985 to accommodate clubs and organizations.
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Wellington
Roger Hyde
Hyde
EMT-coordinator resigns from Columbia Township Fire Dept
Columbia Township trustees accepted the resignation of Robert Mokos as lieutenant and EMT paramedic coordinator with regret effective Monday. In other business, Robert Rundle hired road foreman on a six month probation at $9 an hour and William Pence rehired for 1985 at his current rate. Howard Ogilvy commended for long service as road foreman who retired March 30. Zoning Board meets Thursday at 7 30 p m and Appeals Board on April 29 at 8 p m at the town hall. Dumpsters cost 140 per load for spring cleanup. Copopa Gardens plantings total 2500 in donated materials.
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Columbia
Robert Mokos
Columbia Fire Department
Mokos
Robert Rundle
Columbia Township
William Pence
Howard Ogilvy
Ogilvy
Zoning Board
Appeals Board
Lorain Officers Rescue Man From Apartment Fire
Two Lorain patrolmen suffered minor smoke inhalation as they rushed into a smoke filled apartment at 602 E 32nd St Apt 1 to rescue 62 year old John Jones from his bedroom. Resident Kenith Lee Brooks alerted residents by banging on doors and moving a couch before firefighters extinguished the blaze causing about 100 dollars in damage.
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Lorain
32Nd St
Apt. 1
Kenith Lee Brooks
Apt. 4
Dan Henline
Henline
Brooks
Ptt
Phil Stammitti
Michael Nunez
John Jones
Local Lake Erie fishing trip winners named
Mary Ann Nielsen of North Olmsted and Gary Black of Wadsworth won free Lake Erie fishing trips from The Chronicle-Telegram and The Medina Gazette. Drawings were from thousands of entries at the Cleveland Sport Show booth. Each winner may bring up to six people aboard a charter with Captain Tony Denslow of Vermilion Charter Service.
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Wadsworth
Lake Erie
Chronicle-Telegram
Medina Gazette
Mary Ann Nielsen
Columbia Road
Gary Black
Lyman St
CT/Gazette
Cleveland Sport
Tony Denslow
Vermilion Charter Service
Avon couple awarded 514775 in crash suit
A Common Pleas jury awarded Herbert Stockard 460000 and his wife Margaret 54775 for injuries and loss of companionship from a 1983 crash with then Bay Village resident David Cox. Stockard, 53, said he was unable to keep his job after the accident that involved a stop sign violation at Vineland and Lake Road in Bay Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Bay Village
Herbert Stockard
Stoney Ridge Road
Margaret
Stockard
David Cox
Brooklyn
Vineland and Lake Road
Burglary At Mennell Road Home In Grafton
About $4 600 in cash and jewelry were reported stolen from Tracy Longweil at 15789 Mennell Road Grafton Township. The incident occurred between noon and 5 30 p m Saturday and investigators from the sheriff s department are examining the case.
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Grafton
Mennell Road
Tracy R. Longweil
Sheriff's Department
Births: Ason Born to Michael and Deborah in Elyria
Ason was born on March 2 to Michael and Deborah in Elyria. The family announced the birth and suggests the new arrival to greet with joy. Mother and baby are reported healthy and settling at home.
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Ason
Michael
Deborah
Elyria
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Betty’ Stahl
Keystone
Columbia Maps
Lakeshore
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Nautical Restaurant
Donald Marshall
Community Theater
Plum Creek
Lorain Council
Richard McGinnis
Copopa
Routes 82
Elyria Memorial
Bogner
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