Lorain Area Deaths Prompt Multiple Funeral Notices
Raymond H Zerbe 84 of Lorain died at home after a heart attack. Clifford E Shane 68 of Brentwood Village Grafton died after illness. services in Berea. Mary C Velez 49 Lorain died in Cleveland Clinic after six weeks illness. several children and grandchildren listed. Elmer W Miller 4? died Lorain. services at Gluska & Son Funeral Chapel. Bardo Lois Zocchi 44 Amherst, visitation and services at Lorain chapel. Thomas Howard Pifer II 59 Sullivan died after three month illness. buried Sullivan Cemetery. Helen M Mahon 68 Bay Village died at home. funeral Mass set. services in Bay Village and Westlake chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Zerbe
Root Rd
Lorain
New Industry
Ohio
Canton
Ruth E
Walter A. Frey
Ernest L. Stone
First Congregational Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Clifford E. Shane
Meadowbrook Drive
Brentwood Village
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Public Utilities Commission of
Alice (Nee Wilson
Carolann
Virginia McRae
Norwalk
Baker Funeral Home
Berea
Ernest Knautz
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Mary C. Velez
Randall St
Cleveland Clinic
Velez
West Moreland
Sacred Heart Chapel
Gregorio
Ricky Russo
Denver
Cole
Ron
Joseph Russo
Gregory Russo Jr
Nellie
Georgetta
Tammy
Charlene
Shelly
Abbuts Russo
Benjamin Velez
Gregorio Velez
New York
Jose
Esther) Roldan
Cleveland
Mary Kelly
Amherst
John R. Doyin
Funeral
Robert Ward
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Howard Pifer II
P.O. Box
Sullivan
Lodi Hospital
Friendsville
Lodi
Wellington
Sterling Foundry
American Legion Post 88
Ashland
Bernadine
Linda Larkey
Cindy Leidner
Thomas Howard Nit
Greensboro
Ala
Richard
Rusty
Stephen
Marie Sampsel
Rose Martin
Henry
Edwin
Lafayette
John
Wadsworth
Homer
Shelby
Clair
Medina
Parker Funeral Home
Carl Cawood
Sullivan Cemetery
Ashland County Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Helen M. Mahon
Rober
Bay Village
Michigan
Elyria
Eric A. Otto
Mary Frankoviak
Ann Vargo
Minnesota
Frank Bober
North Ridgeville
Anthony Bober
Sandusky
Ben
Harry Bober
St. Raphael Church
Dover Center Rd
Jenkins Funeral Chapel
Dover Center Rad
Westlake
Elyria Memorial Births List Lists Local Families
A son to Mr and Mrs William Walters 144 Indiana Ave Lorain A daughter to Mr and Mrs Anibal Burgos 2914 Apple Ave Lorain A son and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Eber Overly 1636 Squire St Lorain Local births appear in Elyria Memorial notices dated April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walters
Indiana Ave
Anibal Burgos
Apple Ave
Lorain
Eber Overly
Squire St
In Memoriam Frederick Harpster Son of …
In memory of Frederick Harpster who died in April 1977. A heartfelt tribute to a beloved son and family member, reflecting on his life and the sorrow of his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Harpster
Wellington to shift taxes to general fund and capital plan
Wellington village council gave first reading to increasing the general fund share of municipal income tax from 60 to 75 percent retroactive to Jan 1 with at least 25 percent for capital improvements such as storm sewers streets and public buildings. Other actions included creating an assistant to the director of utilities, discussing refuse rate hikes from 10 to 13 dollars per quarter, reviewing Sunday parking on West Street, considering a $1000 contribution to the Spirit of 76 Museum, backing utility shutoff regulation proposals, and listing St Patrick’s Church for National Historic Registry nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Council
General
Capital Improvements Fund
Municipal Utilities
St. Patrick’s Church
First Congregational Church
Oberlin considers food stamp sales outlet plan
City Manager Thomas Dalton proposed Oberlin sell food stamps at the auditor's office two afternoons weekly to aid residents. The plan would place stamps in a local bank when not in use, with bonding costs a potential hurdle. Council favored the idea pending bonding solutions and legislation later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Thomas Dalton
Dalton
Peter Way
South Professor St
Council
Ohio Casualty
Lorain City Pays Cost Of Living for All Employees
Lorain city employees will receive the first quarter cost of living payment though wage settlements with council are not final. The fire department’s payment, over 400 per man, was delayed by contracts expiring Dec 31 and lack of city auditor authorization. The council also endorsed an Ohio House bill to stop utility disconnections for nonpayment in winter. A self-imposed eighth ward building ban was found invalid and sent to committee for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.L. Henes
Southern
Lorain County
Lorain
Council
Fire Department
Ohio House of Representatives
Legal Department
John Hritsko
Ridgeville council studies flood plan for citywide relief
Mayor Richard W. Carje presented a 10 page study detailing flooding causes and remedies in Ridgeville. The plan proposes higher basement elevations, rear yard detention for large developments, channel widening and detention basins, sump pumps, smoke tests, and repairs to the Dorchester lift station to reduce storm water in the sanitary sewer system. It targets Dorchester, Pitts Boulevard and other flood zones with possible park style detention basins and urges Building and Lands and Utilities committees to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Richard W. Carje
Dorchester
Pitts Boulevard
Avon
Mills Creek
Robinson Ditch
Ridgeway Ditch
Oberlin to seek HUD funds for three public works projects
Oberlin will apply for up to 1 million dollars in HUD community development funds to finance three public improvements. A new trunk sewer line and enclosed ditches on East Hamilton Street plus improvements on West Hamilton Street are planned to serve future growth including a Barkacs Barrer PRD with 40 to 45 homes. A April 23 public hearing will explain the proposal. The council also temporarily abolished the police captain position. promotions will be handled after sergeants qualify for an upcoming exam in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hamilton St
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Thomas Dalton
Barkacs and Barrer
PRD
Dalton
South Main
Hamilton Streets
Hamilton
Plum Creek
Council Chambers
Council
Robert Jones
Larry Wickham
Medication class on diabetes management to aid patients
The United Health Foundation sponsors a free second class in a five part series for diabetics and families at St. Vincent de Paul School. Betty J. Yun and Debby Stoner will discuss diabetes medications urine testing and signs of coma and shock with insulin demonstrations. Registration is not required and inquiries go to the United Health Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Health Foundation
United Way Supported
Lorain County
R.N
Debby Stoner
Brotherton defends competitive garbage rates amid surge
Amherst council hears George Brotherton of Browning Ferris Industries explain rising costs driving a about 30 percent rate hike. He argues prices remain competitive versus Elyria Lorain Medina towns while fuel insurance and truck costs soar. hopes to hold rates three years unless fuel spikes in 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
George Brotherton
Browning Ferris Industries
Ambherst
Brotherton
Browning Ferris
Here
Elyria
Lorain
Medina County
Akron
John Jaworski
Zoning fees top $1000 in Columbia township records
March reports to the board show zoning fees over one thousand dollars in Columbia Township led by 25 permit applications and a 929,296 estimated construction cost including a 350,000 St Elizabeth Ann Seton church. Drainage studies for Richmar Village on Root Road urged ditch repairs as two new streets and multiple lots are planned. A zoning board meeting Thursday 8 15 p m at the town hall will consider amendments on home occupations signs flood plain terrain notices abutting owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Township
Board of Trustees
Marc Mabry
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Richmar
Root Road
Bronson School
Osborn Road
Rural Huron County may join rent subsidy program
The Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority proposes enlarging its rent subsidy program to include rural Huron County. HMHA representatives met with Huron County Commissioners to seek support. A decision by the commissioners will be announced later. The plan would let rural landlords and tenants access the subsidy to cover the gap between tenant payment and fair market rent, subject to state housing board approval. KMHA currently operates in four Huron County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
HMHA
Huron County
Roy Palm
State Housing Board
KMHA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas H. Pifer II
Mrs
John Mahon
Elyria Memorial
Memoriam
Gad
Dad
Curtis Scheuffler
Greater Elyria and
Harvey C. Curtis Ernest W. Scheuffler
Norma Jones
Kenneth Farnsworth
Utilities
Robert Dupee
Browning-Ferris Industries
George Brapetion
Joe Styer
Gene Knapp
Assembly of God Church
West St
Police and Safety Committees
Styer
Knapp
Ohio Historical Site Preservation Advisory Board
North Main St
Glen Miller
Ridgeville Council
Carje
Building and Lands and Utilities Committees
Oberlin Works
Betty J. Yun
Elyria Police and Fire Departments
High Street
Murray Rrdge
Infirmary Road
Drug Mart
Rube Road
Frank Court
Parkview Court
Murray Ridge Road
Rt 20
Carligle Township
Midway Motors
North Ridge Road
McKinley Motors
Rudge Road
Sheffield Township
Ofce
Rodney Eaton
Bursley Road
Huntington Township
Brighton Township
Station Road
Jack D Anderson
Florida Ave
Ripton Reservoir
Rt SL
Camden Township
Elyria Township
Russia
Baumbart Roads
Henrietta Township
Selee
By Debbie Demmon Berger
Appeals Board
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