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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
4
The section notes funeral arrangements for Mrs. Webb of Brighton Township and other local figures. It lists service times, burial sites, and accepting callers, with names including Webb, Dowler, Nichol son, Sorge, Gold, Hacke, Steigerwald, Sc(i)yen, Rozzani, Forsbrey, Bommer, and others across Elyria Lorain Oberlin Columbia Station Vermilion and surrounding areas. Burial plans span Riverside, Maple Grove, Ridge Hill, and local cemeteries.
In loving memory of Larry Eugene Fre who died April 8. God knows how much we miss you and how hard it is to bear the separation. Death’s parting from us aches. We pray for eternal rest in heaven and joyous reunion in Christ. Mother, Dad, Brothers and Sisters.
Public thanks recounts kindness after bereavements for Carl W. Sorensen and a mother. Mentions Rev. Stein, American Legion posts, floral donors, and several local groups and individuals. Acknowledges sympathies from Brighton friends and lists numerous relatives and helpers.
Elyria Memorial Hospital launches an escort program to ease new admissions. Eighteen female volunteers work in pairs daily except Saturday, guiding patients from check in to rooms, with training and new pink uniforms.
Francis Charles Dougan, 46, of Lorain, faces two charges after a head-on collision on Gulf Road near Whitman Boulevard. Police say his northbound vehicle crossed the centerline and struck an 18-year-old driver’s car while under the influence of intoxicants.
Elaine R. Dunfee 40 of Fremont died Friday night from a probable accidental gunshot wound to the chest. Deputies say she used a .22 caliber pistol at her home. The shooting remains under investigation.
A Friday notice lists multiple area births including a son to Charles and Mrs COGDELL of Amherst at 470 North Main Street, a son to Daniel SMITH at 1064 Garden Street, a son to Billy JOHNSON at 41650 Orchard Street, a son to Richard GERBER at 1000 Lancer Drive, and a son to Harlis HALL at 928 Livermore Avenue. Also listed are births to Gerald COX RD 2 Wellington, Gene HARRISON RD 2 Summerset D, a daughter to Samuel LEES at 6677 Lake Avenue, Gary BURGESS at 974 Center Street Grafton, Thomas TERRELL, and Thomas LARSON at 901 Fairwood Boulevard.
Rain and showers across the Plains Mississippi Valley Northern Pacific Rockies with snow in the Rockies. Fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. Cooler in the western third, slightly warmer in the Lakes and valleys. Winds southerly 20 to 90 knots tonight with a chance of showers late. Sunday expects more clouds and scattered showers.
Amherst Hospital reports three newborns on Friday. A son to Mr and Mrs Gary Temple of 1703 Telegraph Road, a son to Mr and Mrs William Kish of 3251 Lincoln Street Lorain, and a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Davis of 114 West 23rd Street Lorain.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of 1563 East 33rd Street. Raymon West at 2921 Riverview Lane. Howard Phelps of 1313 North Danley Square. John Higginbotham of 2201 West 24th Street.
A court injunction restrains 19 carpenters from actions against subcontractors after a March 17 wage increase demand led to a strike. Several workers, some union members, allegedly harassed and threatened other workers and firms including Northern Oble Co and PB Roofing amid the labor dispute and personnel among Lorain and Cuyahoga County addresses.
Lorain mayor Woodrow Mathna declined to comment on Thursday night's abrupt resignation of the city park board. He said he had not talked with any park board members and offered no further statements.
The production of Fair Lady earned praise for Morse and his musicians who delivered strong brass support. Soloists Doolittle Tom Chernitsky Harry James Gray and Jamie Robert Crane highlighted the Cockney trio with "With a Little Bit of Luck" and familiar tunes.
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