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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1976

Page

6

Ex-Elyria Catholic supervisor Sister Mary Verneta dies

Sister Mary Verneta Buehner, 89, longtime Elyria Catholic High School supervisor from 1949 to 1953, died March 21 at Notre Dame Educational Center Chardon after a long illness. Entered Notre Dame Convent in 1925, earned degrees from St John College Cleveland and John Carroll, taught in Cleveland and Youngstown dioceses, directed high school music groups. Surviving sisters Loretta Miller and Helen and Florence Buehner reside in Cleveland. Services held at Notre Dame Educational Center chapel.

Mary Verneta Elyria Catholic High School Notre Dame Chardon Veronica Buelner Community Infirmary St John College Cleveland John Carroll University Youngstown

Fisher-Titus blood pressure checks set for health week

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital will sponsor a Blood Pressure Check Program during National Rural Health Week April 4 to 10. Checkpoints at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auditorium daily noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, plus Huron County Bank East Main Street and Wakeman Bank locations with varied hours. The free program aims to detect possible high blood pressure in Huron County residents, staffed by volunteers, registered nurses, and practical nurses.

Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Huron County Bank East Main Street Wakeman Bank Co Wakeman Huron County

Obituaries list multiple local funeral services and burials

A cluster of obituary notices lists Mrs. Clara Ku Beetler, Mrs. Mary Yanick and others with service details. Visitation times across Hinman Gorlin and John R Devin funeral homes, church services at United Church of Christ and Free Will Baptist, and burials at Oakland Nesbett and Fairmont cemeteries in Ohio segments.

Kuebeler Richard Clara Whippoorwill Dr Berlin Heights Hinman Sie Gorlin Heights United Church of Christ and Bunft Oakland Cemetery Sandusy

Mrs Rose Schumacher Helgoland Kennels breeder dies

Mrs Rose Schumacher 68 of 92542 Lorain Rd North Ridgeville founder of Helgoland Kennels died after being stricken at home. A noted dog breeder and author on Schnauzer standards she helped raise champions and held leadership in several clubs. Survived by husband August and son Thomas with services and viewing announced by Bogner Funeral Home.

Rose Schumacher Lorain Rd North Ridgeville Helgoland Elyria Memorial Hospital Lorain County August Thomas Helgoland Kennels Frank Hofer Jr Bogner

Mrs. Lina Renker 76 Dies in Elyria After Long Illness

Lina F Renker of 320 Sixth St Elyria died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She taught in Luther an Schools in Cleveland and Elyria for 12 years. Born Aug 21 1900 in Elyria she lived here all her life. Survived by three daughters LaVerne Rusinko Evelyn Miller Thelma Krone two sons James and Robert 13 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren a brother Robert Block and preceded by husband Edward C. Funeral arrangements at Reichlin Funeral Home with services at St John Lutheran Church and burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Memorials preferred to St John Lutheran Building Fund.

Lina F. Renker Sixth St Elyria Memorial Hospital Cleveland Eyria Reinker Elyria St. John Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society John LaVerne) Rusinko W. E Evelyn) Miller Fairview Park Paul Thelma) Krone North Olmsted James E Robert J Robert Block Edward C Reichlin Brookdale Cemetery Elytia

Elyrian Man Charged With DWI After Stop on Gulf Road

A one-year-old Elyria man, Paul O. Millikan, 332 B. River St., was charged with driving while intoxicated after officers stopped his vehicle at Rt. 57 and Gulf Road at 1:16 a.m. Thursday when it lacked headlights and began weaving. He was jailed following the arrest.

Elyria Gulf Road Paul O. Millikan River St Rt. 57 South Gulf Road

Police Fire Log Highlights Multiple Local Accidents

Police and fire log records multiple two car accidents across Al. 57 Lorain Blvd Middle Avenue Cleveland Street Depot Street Abbe Road Taylor Street and Furnace Street with no injuries reported. One injury noted for Severiy Lang 49 of Lake Ave Lakewood. Burglary slashes waterbed at Rabin Santo 883 Bond St Apt 2. Americana Inn theft report Loyal B. Mould. Windshield damage Deborrah Johns Tremont Street.

Lorain Boulevard Middle Avenue Clarkins E. Broad St Cleveland Street Depot Street Washington Avenue Abbe Road Taylor Street Cleveland Roosevelt Streets Furnace Street Lock Street East Broad Street Severiy J Lang Lake Ave Lakewood Rabin Santo Bond St Apt Loyal B. Mould Youngstown Deborrah L Johns Wesley Ave Tremont Street

Official sees no problem delaying West Second street plans

Richland Engineering partner Richard D Keller says the delay in drawing plans for West Second and West Third streets extensions is voluntary and at the city's discretion. Mayor Marguerite Bowman noted Elyria’s $100000 contract and said the pause follows the city’s financial assessment. The project aims to open the industrial area for new business with redevelopment support from EDA funds. Former Mayor Reichlin delayed signing. economy also cited as a factor in the postponement.

Richland Engineering West Second Mansfield Elyria Marguerite E. Bowman Richland Richard D. Keller Keller Bowman Leonard P. Reichlin Lorain County Economic Development Administration EDA

Pro-life backer charged with murder in slaying

Ralph A. Pavicic, 30, of Rocky River, a former pro life demonstrator who led protests against the Fairview Park Diagnostic Clinic in 1973, was charged with murder in the shooting death of Lawrence T. Berman, 32, of Toledo, inside Pavicic's apartment after a weight lifting dispute. Pavicic bonded at $25,000.

Rocky River Fairview Park Ralph A. Pavicic Lawrence T. Berman Toledo Pavicic Berman Berman Bag Co Pavkcie Lorain Road

Columbia Township designated Bicentennial Community

Columbia Township in Lorain County has been named a Bicentennial Community per confirmation letter received by Lucille MacClellan of the Columbia Historical Society. The town celebrates its 169th birthday with a red white and blue painted bell at the town hall and plans include a Bicentennial Wagon Train and a regional historical museum initiatives.

Columbia Twp Columbia Township Columbia Historical Society Lucille MacClellan MacClellan Columbus Center School Columbia High School Ross Raland Columbia Town Hall Rt 82 Bronson Sally Bronson Columbia

Winter enrollment up at Lorain County Community College

Winter quarter enrollment at Lorain County Community College rose by 669 students from the year before, a 15 percent jump driven partly by high unemployment. The report cites more veterans using G I Bill benefits and notes the total enrollment reached 5129, slightly below fall totals but with a smaller seasonal drop.

Lorain County Community College Stephen Jones Jonas LCCC

Berea police probe auto theft ring in town

Berea police investigate a car theft ring after two Ford Elite cars and a third attempt were reported near Baldwin Wallace College. The 1976 Ford Elite thefts occurred between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 1 p.m. yesterday behind garages on Barrer Road and 55 Baretts Road. Owners William Powers and Marlin Osborn reported their cars missing, with ignition removal and unlocked doors cited. Police call the pattern suspicious and note all cars are the same model.

Berea Baldwin-Wallace College Student Union Maple Avenue Thomas C. Tanni William P. Powers Marlin Osborn Bareets Road

Burglars steal $942 in gear from mobile unit near UAW hall

Lorain police report burglars damaged a 25 foot trailer parked by the United Auto Workers Hall on Baumhart Road late Thursday night and early yesterday morning. Missing were multiple citizen's band radios, antennas, 22 five band radios, and a tape player valued at 942 dollars. Owner James W. Stock of Pontiac said he arrived for an electronics sale and found two windows broken when union worker William E. Hughey discovered the break-in.

Lorain United Auto Worker's Hall Baumhart Road James W. Stock Pontiac Mich William E. Hughey Church St Amherst

Lorain Library Restores Tuesday Evening Hours

Lorain Public Library receives a 25000 grant to restore Tuesday evening hours at the main building, bringing weekly service to 55 hours. The South Branch will stay open all August, after prior cuts due to finances, with main hours 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays.

Lorain

Elyria puppet workshops for children ages 6 to 13

The Elyria Neighborhood Center offers Tuesday puppet workshops from 4 to 530 pm taught by Irene Hamsher with 30 years of experience. Sessions cover puppet making staging and voice control with some materials supplied and adults volunteering encouraged. For details call 322-3585 or visit 107 Oberlin Rd.

Elyria Irene Hamsher Oberlin Rd

Youth fined Man held to jury on two drug charges

A Lorain County youth and an Elyria man faced drug and weapons charges after police stops. Ronald E. Cogar, 22, was bound over to the Lorain County grand jury on two concealed weapons counts after deputies found two loaded handguns in his eastbound car on Route 113. Edward Ward, 19, received a $100 fine in Elyria Municipal Court after pleading no contest to possession of hallucinogens and another $100 for disorderly conduct linked to carrying a loaded shotgun found on Pratt Boulevard.

Quincey Street Lorain County Grand Jury Elyria Ronald E. Cogar Quincey St Edward Ward Tenth St Pratt Boulevard Ward

Two Clevelanders Charged With Trespassing At Mall

Two Cleveland men Paul A. Lavender and Peter D. Frost were charged with criminal trespassing at Midway Mall near 3:50 p.m. after distributing pamphlets and soliciting donations for The Children of God. They were arrested about 40 minutes after an Elyria officer told them to leave.

Train derails in Sheffield Lake blocks crossing

A Norfolk and Western train derailment in Sheffield Lake halted traffic on Lake Breeze Road for about 70 minutes. Three cars derailed at 7:40 a.m. blocking the railroad crossing. no injuries reported. Officials in Lorain and Cleveland said further details were unavailable.

Sheffield Lake Lake Breeze Road Harris Road Norfolk and Western Lorain Cleveland

Robbery At Oberlin Road Service Station

A 16 year old attendant at Brad's Gulf Station 661 Oberlin Road Carlisle Township was robbed by a lone gunman who escaped with an undetermined amount of money. The suspect, about 5 feet 9, wore blue jeans and a short leather jacket and fled in a car according to deputies.

Oberlin Road Gulf Station Oberlin Ro Carlisle Township Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies

Four arrested on drug charges in Ely incidents

Four persons were charged with possession of marijuana in three Ely police investigations. Price H. Corn, 22, of N Abbe Rd, was charged after midnight for intoxication when a small bag of the drug was found in a sock. Willie E. Lynch, 19, of Lowell St, faced charges an hour later after a car at an Ely Stadium lot yielded a cigarette end containing marijuana and a 16 year old girl was charged when a bag of the substance was found in her coat pocket. Richard Bzdak, 19, of Livermore Ave, was charged following a driving while under the influence arrest at Lake 1 and Bell avenues after police reported finding a small bag of a leafy material in his car.

Ely Tia Price H. Corn N. Abbe Rd Willie E. Lynch Lowell St Ely Stadium Richard Bzdak Livermore Ave Lake 1 Bell Avenues

Lorain Burglary Steals Rifles and Stereo

Police report a Lorain home was burglarized with four rifles and a shotgun valued at 1450 dollars stolen from the residence of Florence Klingshim 55 at 1118 West 24th Street. A portable stereo was also missing. Daughter Barbara Myers 33 said she left at 9:30 a.m. and returned at 10:30 p.m. The front door was open and a kitchen window broken. No arrests have been made.

Lorain Florence Klingshim W. 24Th St Barbara Myers

Stereo and CB radio stolen in Lorain

A Lorain man found two television sets two citizen band radios and a stereo component set missing from his home. Leroy Hunter 30 valued the merchandise at 2150 dollars after discovering a broken utility room window when he returned about two hours after leaving at 10 p.m.

Lorain Leroy Hunter 34Th St Hunter

Cleveland man held in Lorain drug case

A 26 year old Cleveland man was arrested at St Josephs Hospital by Lorain police late last night and held in city jail for federal questioning. Police say he is wanted by the DEA for fraudulent use of prescriptions after allegedly posing as a doctor to obtain drug prescriptions. If posted, he could have prescriptions filled at local stores, though authorities do not allege local doctors or stores were involved.

Lorain Cleveland St. Joseph’s Hospital John Malinovsky Drug Enforcement Administration Balinovsk Ihe Malinovsky

Golden Buckeye discount registration schedule released

Registrations for the Golden Buckeye discount program for seniors will be taken in April at multiple county locations. In Oberlin April 7 1 to 4 p.m. Carnegie Library Lorain April 9 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Salvation Army April 23 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Lorain Public Library Elyria April 13 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. First Congregational Church Additional sites in North Ridgeville and Wellington will be announced by William Golden Avon Lake state coordinator for the area The program offers discounts at facilities run by the state Department of Natural Resources.

Oberlin Carnegie Library N. Professor W. Lorain Streets Elyria Community Action Agency First Congregational Church North Ridgeville Wellington William Golden Avon Lake State Department of Natural Resources

Parole probation post rules loosened raise questions

A March 25 Department of Rehabilitation and Correction job release removes academic requirements for parole and probation postings, setting education at fourth grade or equivalent experience. Agency calls from Columbus failed to clarify the new policy, leaving staff puzzled about qualifications for state positions.

Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Columbus

Prosecutor Recasts Charge in Local Case

In Lorain the city prosecutor altered the charge against Adam Kocak of E 31st St. from new qualifications for a supervisory role to threatening and harassing telephone calls with complicity in making the calls. The change reflects new required coursework in behavior science, interviewing, counseling, and supervision replacing the previous bachelor degree and specific field experience. Ray Harris, adult probation supervisor, noted all employees are under training.

Lorain Sharpe Adam Kocak E. 31St St Ralph Brooks Ray Harris

Store loses food stamp privileges over three years

Lorain's Merves Brothers Food Market at 500 E Erie St has been barred from accepting food stamps for three years after repeatedly accepting stamps for ineligible items and shortchanging purchasers. The USDA cited violations against federal rules on eligible purchases and warned the program supports hunger prevention. The disqualification started March 5 and the store may reapply after the period ends.

Lorain Food Merves Brothers Food Market E. Erie St U.S. Department of Agriculture Dennis Doyle Midwest USDA Food and Nutrition Service

False arrest damage suit filed against Gold Circle store

Leslie Lee Howard of 630 S Abbe Rd filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court a £25,000 false arrest damage suit over a theft accusation at Gold Circle Discount Store. The alleged incident occurred Nov 5 and led to the charge being dismissed by the grand jury.

Gold Circle Leslie Lee Howard S. Abbe Rd Lorain County

Kocak Bas Pleaded Innocent In New Charge

Kocak Bas pleaded innocent to a new charge after a pretrial hearing was postponed. Police traced a threatening call to Brooks' office to the Kocak residence, leading to his arrest at home Tuesday. He is free on a $1,000 bond while investigators continue the case.

Kocak Bas Brooks Kocak

Elyria Woman Kicked in Face During Argument

An Elyria woman suffered facial injuries about 2 15 a.m. during an argument at her home. Rebecca L. Petroff, 23 336 Columbus St., was in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed in connection with the incident.

Elyria Rebecca L. Petroff Columbus St Elyria Memorial Hospital

Man sentenced in school incident North Ridgeville

A North Olmsted man, Jeffrey J. Payne, 4600 Columbia Rd., was fined 350 and placed on one year probation after pleading no contest to disorderly conduct and guilty to possession of stolen property from an incident at North Ridgeville High School. Police arrested Payne February 27 for intoxicated disturbance at the school. a driver’s license belonging to another person was found in his pocket.

North Olmsted North Ridgeville High School Effrey J. Payne Columbia Rd North Ridgeville Payne Elyria

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Elyria Catholic Sister Mary Verneta Daath Notices Yergovich Mary East Sith St Mary Yanick Steve John R. Devin Fairmont West Virginis Deulley Hosner Indian Hollow Grattan Grace Daughate Perry Deulley Russell D. Fulton Grafton Free Will Baptist Church Union St Nesbett Cemetery Memoriam John T. Agha Krugmai Dar Annabel Rarrison Frances ‘Strode Eastern Heights School Herbert Blackman Bethany Baptist Church Mt. Zion Church David Harrison Dorothy Alford Tony Hawkins James Harrison Carl Harrison Funera Nome, Inc Greater Elyria and Vicinity Licetard August Schuhmacher Edward C. Reinker Elyrian DWI By Tony Denslow UAW Hall Lorain Library Elyria Center Golden Buckeye Salvation Army 25Th Street Broadway Lorain Public Library 6Th Street Reid Avenue Ohi
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