Obituary notices from Vermilion Lorain and Elyria deaths
Obituaries for John M Chervenak 88 Vermilion resident died in Lorain Community Hospital after a three month illness. Former machine operator at Lorain Cuyahogen Works. Also notices for Nancy Whitesel 25 Elyria and Lorain residents, and multiple obituaries from Elyria and Vermilion with service details, burial plans, and surviving relatives. Funeral arrangements by local homes include Curtis Schneuffler and Russell D. Fulton, with services in St Mary Church and Brookdale Cemetery.
Fragmented death notices with partial names and dates
Obscure notice fragment mentions McElyaer and Lorain Pemets with burial planned at Elmwend Cemetery. References Rev er Fairfield Bip Thewting and Elmwend. Mentions 705 Sunset, Sufield Lake, and local Baptist church. Names and relations appear garbled with scattered dates and times.
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Fairfield Bip
Elmwend
Card of Thanks From Mrs Guss H Carte Hutter
Sincere thanks to all neighbors and friends who were kind and helped after the illness. Gratitude for the flowers and donations received from Murray Ridge and many local friends. Special appreciation to Carter Fart for support during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guss
Murray Ridge
In Memoriam John T Valassis
In Memoriam nee wi loving memory of our beloved father and grandfather John T Valassis who gassed away April 1964 The ward sees but our sitting fires Thuy maybe thins you ve been different but love can speak deep in our hearts And see the scars that prove you were not
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John T Valassis
Philippine Bazaar Set in Lorain at Civic Center
A Philippine International Bazaar will be held noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Lorain Civic Center 319 Broadway to raise money for the poor in the Philippines. Funds go to the archbishop of Manila. Ribbon cutting features Mar carta Mabini and the Larry Sewiore family of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Civic Center
Broadway
Philippines
Jean Gonzales
Catholic Church
Manila
Marcarta Mabini
Family Vice Association
Miss Mabini
Larry Sewiore
Lorain
Local Birth Announcements List in Elyria and Nearby
Elyria Memorial reports births for Asia and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Drew at 16.6 Maple Dr Lorain Adavehteria to Mr and Mrs Hubert Smith at 583 Melody Dr Gratton Acsanta to Mr and Mrs Richard Slauter on Parsons Road LaGrange a daughter and Mrs Richard Ta at East Ave
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Asia
Jimmy Drew
Maple
Lorain
Adavehteria
Hubert Smith
Melody
Gratton Acsanta
Richard Slauter
Parsons Road
LaGrange
Richard TA
East Ave
Dr King Memorial Mass Seeks Choir Members
Lorain county Dr King Memorial Mass plans a vocal choir for the service. A letter from Oberlin’s Watt Miller Jr., memorial committee chairman, notes practice and participation details for the event at Berean Baptist Church and Evoria High School Auditorium, with the mass set for Sunday March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Maraither King, Jr
Gertorr
Eivria High School
Audrarium Prattes
Berhary Baptist Charen
Ith Street
Watt Miller, Jr
Oberlin
Charman
Bentsen Speech at Oberlin canceled by snowstorm
U S Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas had to cancel a speaking engagement at Oberlin College as severe snow closed Cleveland Hopkins Airport. A Democratic Committee chairperson said Bentsen did not depart Memphis, Tennessee, due to the storm and would not attend the dinner tonight.
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Oberlin
Bentsen
D-Texas
Oberlin College
Cleveland Hopkns
Musides
Memphis Tenn
Elizabeth Schroeder
Democratic Committee
Death notices for Gluhank Torres and Slaire in Lorain area
Michael J Gluhank 71 of 1773 E 36th St Lorain a retired fullwright died at home after long illness Born in Pennsylvania he lived in Lorain since 1926 He worked 42 years in Lorain Cuyahoga Works US Steel Corp before retiring in 1468 Survived by wife Mary onee Gurgus three daughters seven grandchildren two sisters two brothers cremation arranged By Emil Dovula Funeral Home Lorain Also Beningo Torres 72 a resident of Lorain Convalescent Home died there after a long illness Funeral arrangements by Bodrash Funeral Home Lorain Mrs Marv Mla S40 a patient at Avon Oaks Nursing Home pronounced dead at St Joseph Hospital formerly of Lorain Reidy Scanlan Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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LaGrange
Hoffman
Akron City Hospital
Mark .LaRene Trav
Grafton
Huth Opiers
Elyria
Gary Shumard
Michael J. Gluhank
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Gluhank
Lorain - Cuyahoga
U 5. Steel Corp
Mary Onee Gurgus
Harald R Armelia
Pine Albuquerque
William
Mary Ann Thompson
Richardson
Tex
Virginia
Helen Lucas
South Euclid
Mary Rowe
Monessen
Harry
Paimesville
Maurne
Miami Bla
Emil Dovula
Lorin
Marv
Avon Oaks
St. Joseph Hospital
34Th St. Lorain
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Soo Locks Open Year Round for First Time
The 38- Saturn passed the Soo Locks at 4:46 p.m. yesterday, the first time the locks have remained open for year round shipping. The Saturn, owned by the Iveland Tanker Co., sailed through ice in the St. Mary River from Cleveland to TaComte Minnesota to pick up a cargo of iron ore, beating the steel vessel Avery to the honor of the first year round passage. The 730-foot Frontenac of the Canada Steamship Line marked the previous season’s last passage, with the season running since April 2, 1974, after mid-December ice closures and with Coast Guard assistance to keep the locks open.
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Sault Ste. Marif
Saturn
Soo Locks
Iveland Tanker Co
St. Mary River
Avery
Cleveland
Tacomte
Minn
Heart fund raises thirty five thousand dollars
The heart fund closed the February annual campaign with donations totaling thirty five thousand dollars. Campaign chairmen were Mrs. Robert Smith of FaGfe and Robert Uvath of Elyria, with Mrs. Ben Futel of Amherst presiding over the county chapter.
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Robert Smith
faGfe
Robert Uvath
Elyria
Ben Futel
Amherst
Yellowstone prepares for summer season amid snow clearance
Snowplows have begun clearing vast amounts of snow at Yellowstone National Park, the nation’s oldest and largest park. Park officers expect the effort to finish around mid April as winter activities fade and the park reopens for summer tourism, with some snow activities winding down.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Odest
Park
Miami doctors strike rooms Miami area doctors unlikely to join
Most Miami area physicians will not join the April 15 strike after a DCMA vote 10-1 to halt nonemergency care from April 6. DCMA president Dr Pedro J. Greer called the vote unrepresentative of the 2700 members. A telephone survey shows many doctors undecided and awaiting developments.
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Miami
Miami Area
Dade County Medical Association
Pedro J. Greer
DCMA
Vermilion Engineer Walter Sterrett 57 Dies at Home
Walter R Sterrett 57 of 4826 Liberty Ave Vermilion died at home this morning after living in Vermilion 40 years He was born August 29 1917 in Knox County Survived by wife Edith nee Hathaway three sons Larry Orlando Fla Richard Vermilion and Tea at home six grandchildren a brother Jake Vermilion Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM in Fisher Funeral Home Vermilion with Rev Ronald Opter officiating burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Vermilion</S>
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Walter R. Sterrett
Liberty Ave
Vermilion
Vermilion Engineering Co
Mr. Sterrett
Knox County
Edith Nee Hathaway
Larry
Orlando
Jake
Fisher Funeral Home
Funeral
Ronald Opter
Maple Grove
Lorain man sentenced in traffic case
A Lorain man who led police on a high speed chase pleaded no contest to traffic charges in municipal court and was fined 250 dollars with seven months in jail, five and a half suspended. Amos Lee, 22, faced rock 888 operation, fleeing police, driving under suspension and speeding after the Maine Avenue chase that began around 1:31 am. Abraham Wood, 49, who was in the car, said he was pushed from the vehicle and was hospitalized with a broken issue in fair condition. no charging papers filed yet for the pushing incident.
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Lorain
Amos Lee
Maine Avenue
Abraham Wood
Putton Rd
St Joseph Hospital
Lorain Names Incomplete List Of Local Residents
A fragmented OCR list includes ages and addresses of residents in Lorain and nearby areas. Names mentioned span Kedward Hribar Gina S Gunter Albert J Lasky Helen M Skodney Andrew P Endrai Gloria T Adam and others with addresses on Palm Springs Drive Clinton Avenue and Westown Boulevard.
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Kedward J. Hribar
Palm Springs
Lorain
Attendagina S Gunter
Dress Albert J. Lasky
W. d St. Lorain
Helen M. Skodney
30Th St
Lorain County
John DiGrando
Mark
Lore Road
Om Fae
Andrew P. Endrai
Herbert Dr
Gloria T. Adam Cen
Clinton Ave
Dalzwell
Amherst
Margaret L Y
Robin Rd
Bell
Robert J. Kepic
Berkshire
Avon Lovd
County Gets Grant for Probation Services Five Municipal Courts
Lorain County will receive 66 201 for probation services across its five municipal courts this year. The governor's office release says the funds support a third year of a five year program and finance a probation staff of one part time and six full time employees. Local sources will contribute 81 81 this year under the five Star program.
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Lorain County
James. Rhodes
Unusual financing helps Jerome rebuild aging water system
Arig AP Jerome, a Mingus Mountain mining town, funds a 13 mile water pipe with proceeds from the Copper Town Cookbook by residents. Published in 1972, now in fifth printing, it has raised about $7,300. Mayor Paul Gross says each cookbook sale buys a foot of plastic pipe, needing about 68,640 more books to complete 13 miles.
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Jerome
Mingus Mountain
Mingus
Paul Gross
Maple syrup season in Geauga County blooms anew
In Geauga County Ohio sap runs as maple producers tout a strong comeback after 1973 drought. Geauga County aims to produce 110000 gallons this year with festival tastings at the Geauga Maple Festival in Chardon on April 40. Grade standards rely on federal rules. local labeling blends syrup with water to meet pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County
Ohio
Oho
Vermont
Michigan
Tur Johnson
Geauga
Ontario
Skilers
Johnson
Chard
Lorain man charged with hitship and DWI
Lorain Kelson, 44 of 2019 W. 19th St, charged with leaving scene after a wreck that seriously injured a three year old. Mark Riggins, 3748 Canton Ave, in ICU with two broken legs. Kelson arrested 11-20 near 21st Street Reeves Ave after car matching suspect described. Pleaded innocent to three counts. bond set at $600. hearing scheduled for April.
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Lorain
Ke Kelson
W. 19Th St
Pede
Mark Riggins
Canton Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Kelson
21St Street
Reeves Avenue
Columbia Township man injured in tractor accident
A Columbia Township man, Greg Rusnuk, 21, of 18272 Root Rd, was injured yesterday at 11 50 am while using a Ford tractor to remove a five inch tree from his property near Hawke Rou. He was pinned beneath the tractor for several minutes before rescue crews freed him and transported him to Berea Southes Community Hospital in fare condition with bruises.
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Columbia Township
Greg Rusnuk
Root Rd
Berea Southes
Bruives Rusnak
Hawke Rou
Lorain County
Charles L. MacDonald
MacDonald
Rusnak
Columba Township
Mass for Ruppert family to be held at Sacred Heart
Relatives, friends and neighbors prepare for a Mass of Christian Burial at Sacred Heart Church in Hamilton for 11 members of the Ruppert family slain. James Ruppert, 42, remains jailed in Butler County on 200000 bond and has not requested attendance. County authorities say a special grand jury session was convened with Coroner Dr. Garrett J. Boone and Ohio BCI technicians expected to testify.
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Hamilton
Oma AP
Amtrak orders 435 new cars for long distance routes
Amtrak announces a $254 million purchase of 435 passenger cars, about 243 of them double deckers. The first deliveries are scheduled for January 1977, with food service, coaches and sleeping cars included, plus wheelchair ramps.
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Washington
UPI
Amtrak
Paul Reistrup
Coliseum Suit Seeks Damages in Federal Case
In Cleveland judge Denies Summit County Sheriff Campbell jurisdiction challenge in a $1.03 million suit by Coliseum officials. If proven willful and retaliatory conduct, Campbell could owe damages. Officials allege he refused aid on January 24 as vandals damaged property during a Led Zeppelin concert, with damages around $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
AP U8
Leroy J. Conie Jr
Summit County
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Coliseum
Contie
Richfield Center
Ohio Sports Center, Inc
Disjointed Local Crime Notes From City Area
A collection of brief police and fire blotter items details attempted break ins, shoplifting arrests, a fire, a car collision, and window damage across Cleveland Street Broad Street and surrounding roads. Incidents include a shoplifter detained at multiple stores, a fire behind a residence, a purse theft at a church, and a garage or lot vandalism with minor injuries reported.
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Wendows
Rt 37
Cleveland Street
Appleeergsser
Cedar Street
Uriswald Road
Broad Teat Ks
Fatiemry Road
Mae Booth
First Methodist Church
Third St
George Avene
Prospeet Street
Zuvre Department Store
Mieway Boulevard
Charles Cry
Miller
Sremen
John VY
Simon
River St
Bos
Activist Swinton Freed on Bail After Escape to Brattleboro Farm
Patricia Swinton, freed on 200000 dollar bail and awaiting trial on charges she planned to blow up federal buildings in New York, embraces Barry Stein at a homecoming party on a communal Vermont farm after five years of evading authorities. She says Stein did not aid the FBI. Stein faces charges from the 1969 Chicago race riots. Swinton, who used the name Shoshana, vowed she would stop acting like a quiet farmer.
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Patricia Swinton
New York City
Barry Stein
Brattleboro
Swinton
Stein
FBI
Chicago
Shoshana
LPI
Small town has historic firsts
INDIANAPOLIS AP The small community of New Harmony Indiana rentpopulation OTLs established in the southwestern corner of the State in 1814. Though its population never greatly exceeded 1000 persons within the next 10 to S years New Harmony grew to be a center of science and learning for the growing nation rivaled in importance by Philadelphia in early 19th century America During this period New Harmony became among other things the birthplace of the first school for infants in America the first trade school the first free public school system the first civic dramatic club and the first women seluble the country.
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Indianapolis
New Harmony
Ind
Philadelphia
America
Help for mom DAYTON dialing care line for crying babies
Barbara Anderson leads a volunteer telephone service in Dayton designed for desperate mothers. The program, a joint effort of the Dayton Childbirth Education Association and the Montgomery County General Health Department, offers non urgent advice from trained volunteer mothers to help mothers who feel overwhelmed or anxious about their baby’s cries or allergies.
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Barbara Anderson
Dayton Childbirth Education Association
Montgomery County General Health Department
Health Department
Woman files arrest suit over alleged false arrest at K Mart
Phyllis J. Gilchrist of 899 Mansfield Street Sheffield Lake filed a Lorain County Common Pleas Court suit seeking 600000 against the state. She alleges a store employee at K Mart Fairless Drive falsely imprisoned her and charged her with a crime on April 3, 1974.
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Fairless Drive
Lorain
Lorain County
Elyria Teachers Near Deal In $75 Salary Rise Talks
Negotiations between Elyria teachers and the school board moved to a near final stage with the board proposing a base salary for beginners stepping up to 7,975 effective Aug 1, 8,175 Jan 1 and 8,375 Aug 1 1976 an increase of 75 per step from prior offers. The teachers sought 9.10 and 9.6 in future terms. Current base stands at 7,450 with other economic fringe items unchanged.
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Elyria
Elyria Education Association
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John M. Chervenak
Johny M Chervenak
Douglas St
Lorain Community Hospital
Lorain- Cuvahogen Works
LS Steel Corpors
Czechoslovakia
Mareh
Cherve
St Mary Church
Nancy Kay Whitesel
Nancyv Ray Whitesel
Marseviles Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Floria
First Baptist Church
Paul C. Westbrook
Paulette Wiseman
Linda Sciance
Marietta
Ora Moore
Qurtis Se
Frances Hoffman
Vous
Canada
Anthony Chervenak
Vermiign
Paul Chervenak
Houston
Catherine Martinenk
Loraine
Fisher
Wacom
Aithue A. Budger
Maple Grove Cemetery
Loretta Pauly
Broder Rd
Columbus
Elvira
McElya
Florence Vers
LaVinig Evans
Terem Johnson
Patuie Lal
Sors Trere
Van
Tutsos
Sipplathte Hip
Bercy Baptist Crarey Bassas
Amkdale
Cery
Aschers
Suefield Lake
Sisohe
Carupdanp Aster Monat Tac
Buyrod Taursday
Tod
E Carter Fart
Memoriam
Sadiv
Iis
Curtis Scheaffier
Greater Elyria and
Narvey
C. Curtis Ernnest
W. Scheaffier
Elyria Memorial
Dr. King Choir
Beningo Torres
Mrs
Mary Mlach
Soo
Yellowstone
Sap
Dwi
Role AM
aCe
Dale B Kure
Elywood Dr
Bregkin
Kuit Sirling
Cleveland St
Midway Mall
Brand St
Rt ST
Warden Avenue
Sehon Street
Sheriff and State Patrol
Park Avenue
Dewey Road
Amherst Township
Larah County
So4
Elyria Avenue
Rivria Township
Mark I. Haehn
Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Technical
James B. Haehn
Brunswick Dr
Avon Lake
Avon Lake High School
Dayton
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