Judith’s Son Keith and Sister Dorothy Mentioned
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1973
Page
4
Fragmentary text references Judith’s son Keith and his sister Dorothy in a brief, unclear context. No further details or actions are provided.
In Greenlawn Memorial Park Akron and Ridge Hill Memorial Park burial set after a Monday service. Patrick will be remembered at 9 and 1 p m with church ceremonies in Biria.
Surviving mother Mrs Pat Scheneman and father, Robin Leigh, with grandparents Mrs Lewis Eckhardt and Mrs Chester Scheneman, receive friends at Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p.m and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be Monday with burial in Broakdatt Gereel. Rev Dr Charles W Hamillin to officiate.
In times of grief and sorrow we express gratitude for the kindness of friends and neighbors. The family thanks everyone who offered sympathy and support, with special thanks to Rev. Robert Austin Rev Eugene Fairman Don Abies Raterta Bal Lift, the Ladies Aide of The North Eaton Church of Christ, and Fulton Funeral Home for their assistance.
Mrs Harold Earnest 60 lived in the Colling area 30 years member of Collins United Methodist Church and Lend AvHand Club. Survived by husband Harold married 36 years a daughter Barbara Kramer Collins a son James Wakeman six grandchildren two sisters Ethel Foster and Bessie Terrell West Virginia five brothers William Alvey Raymond Orville all West Virginia Harvey Buffalo Pa. Friends received today 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman services Monday at 1 p.m. Rev. Richard Harper officiating burial Collins Cemetery.
In Norwalk and Upper Sandusky two traffic fatalities led to charges by Huron County Prosecutor William Owens. Matthew Gross, 16, faces second degree homicide by motor vehicle and related counts for a crash that killed John Warner Jr. in Norwalk. Orrin Lash, 55, charged with second degree homicide by motor vehicle for a crash that killed Evelyn Schneider near Willard. Both cases in Huron County Juvenile Court and Common Pleas Court.
The International Joint Commission schedules public hearings May 3 in Rochester and May 4 in Toronto, May 8 in Detroit, and May 10 in Sault Ste Marie on a plan to raise Lake Superior levels while lowering lower lakes to reduce flood damage. The interim report notes small long term benefits and continued pollution cleanup progress on the Rainy River near International Falls and Fort Frances.
Investigation continues into a hit-skip crash that killed 61 year old Stanislaw Trela of the Colonial Hotel. Police await lab results on clothing paint and other evidence collected near the Midway Mall overpass as Trela walked along Route 57 toward Lorain.
At 117 am a hit skip car struck a parked vehicle on Whitman Boulevard near Canterbury Court. A two car crash occurred on Edgewood Street at Cleveland Street with no injuries. A motorist hit a parked car on Pasadena Avenue block at 12 07 pm. A 4:10 pm two car crash on Abbe Road near Duffy Street. A Ford Road guardrail strike at 4 33 pm with no injuries. Fire at Lucas Radiator and Trailer Service 435 Huron St. Cutting torch incident near Amherst one mile east of Rt 58. burglary report at Flyria with three radi libre pistol device found.
Mrs. Lawrence Snyder of rural New Lomon and Mrs. Jessie Carrick of Amherst survive, with LaRue of Wakeman as a son, two daughters, five grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and a great great granddaughter. A sister, Zora Andrews, also survives. Visitation is scheduled at Eastman Funeral Home in New London with funeral Monday at 3 am officiated by the Rev. Past Kean.
In West Central Ohio, oats and soybeans show little change while corn and soybeans edge lower slightly. Price directions noted include No 2 oats and No 1 soybeans with minor adjustments reflected in the market summary.
NYU education professor Neil Postman will deliver a noon assembly talk on School Reform at Oberlin College Tuesday. He will also lead a 4 p.m. forum in Wilder Hall main lounge. Both events are open to the public.
The Lorain County Coroner ruled the Thursday death of Ronald Schenerhan accidental drowning. The Elyria boy, unable to swim, died in about four feet of water in the shallow end of the Cambridge Court Townhouse Apartments pool at 1380 Prospect Street and was pronounced dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 7:52 p.m.
A Friday section lists newborns including a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gumm of 564 West Capel Road Gratton a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Kinas of 432 Olivet Drive a son to Mr and Mrs Jase Torres of 1637 East 30th Street a son to Mr and Mrs Timothy Lee of Pontiac Michigan a son to Mr and Mrs John Burke of 2008 Middle Ridge Road Lorain.
Lorain County deputies and Carlisle Township firefighters evacuated and searched Invacare Corp at 443 Oberlin Rd after a 5 46 p m bomb threat. The Elyria Telephone Co operator received the call. The plant remained in operation after the search. Officials said this was the third threat since August. Invacare also operates a plant at 1200 Taylor St.
Linda Baldwin 22 of 1052 Memory Lane was hospitalized after a late night crash on Baumhart Road at Whitlesey Road in Brownhelm Township. She lost control of her car struck a utility pole, suffered a broken jaw cuts and chest bruises, and was in fair condition at Lorain Community Hospital.
Mr and Mrs John Callor of 342 F College Street host Oberlin Allen on Thursday day for a social gathering.
Boston Globe reports New York 5, Boston 15 as the season opens with a Latin language game story by George Frazier. The piece includes an English translation for readers and notes the first use of the term designated hitter in Latin.
Police on 11th Street and Broadway pursued Heikla’s motorcycle after a report of a shot. Heikla faced misdemeanor counts for carrying a concealed weapon and speeding. A 6-year-old passenger also had a blank pistol. authorities referred him to Lorain County juvenile services.
The Memorial Day Committee executive board schedules a meeting for Monday at 8 p.m. at American Legion Post 12 on Ohio Street. Chairman James P Horn invites all area veterans organizations and auxiliaries along with civic leaders to attend and coordinate float entries or marching units for the parade. Alex Burnett and Hom An invitation contact parade marshals for participation.
The Holy Cross science fair runs today from 6 to 8:30 p.m. featuring projects by fifth through eighth grade students. Viewings are available tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Principal Sister Angeline Kubit invites the public to attend.
A 70 year old Lorain resident, Philipe Virvet, remained in critical condition at St Joseph Hospital after the mattress fire that began about 12 32 am at his home on 181 E 2d St He suffered first and second degree burns over 0 percent of his body Blanca Maldonado 37 and Juan Sanchez 17 were treated for smoke inhalation and minor burns at the scene and released The fire damaged the first floor of the two story frame house owned by Juan Fernandez with contents valued at 41978 The blaze was believed caused by carelessness with a mattress.
Readable fragments list residents and addresses including Joseph McMillan Katherine Marsal Perry Oberlin Tyler Smith Annette Tanner Theo Thomasson Ronald Walker Bruce Ward Ralph Webster Raymond Wynieski and Matthew Zaleski with street and city hints from Amherst Sheffield Lake and Avon in a partial directory snippet.
The Ohio Elks Association designates the week of May 17 as Elks Youth Week, an annual observance to honor youth decency and achievements. Awards totaling 21,000 are announced for students and youth leaders on May 5, including ten 700 scholarships and ten 600 secondary scholarships.
The Ohio Commerce Department Consumer Protection Division reports 40 cases of deceptive sales practices handed to the Attorney General after consumer complaints. Some cases resolved without legal action, with about 250000 dollars refunded to dissatisfied customers.
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