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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1971
Page
4
Multiple obituaries list Lois Irene Boss and other residents of Oberlin and Lorain County. Details include survivors, church affiliations, funeral home visit hours, and burial plans across several towns, with services at local churches and cemeteries.
Albert F. Rader, 80, of Grafton died after a long illness. Fulton Funeral Home handling arrangements. Jose Ramon Reyes, 18, Lorain, shot, to be honored with services at John R. Devin Funeral Home and Chapel of the Sacred Heart with burial at Calgary Cemetery. multiple relatives listed, with viewing times noted at the Lorain funeral home.
Eugenia age 87 of 108 Hawthorne St dies. Survived by son Freda of Cleveland and sister Mrs RL Herripton. Friends 7-9 pm tonight and 7-9 pm tomorrow at Harold Dicken Funeral Home. Funeral Monday 1:30 pm, Wakeman Cemetery. Gertrude age 87 of LaGrange dies. Survived by daughter Mrs Thorn ton Gannett of Wellington. Friends at Norton Funeral Home Wellington Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at the funeral home. Burial Camden Cemetery.
Theodore Ted Bobrowski age 67 of 221 West 31st Street Lorain died. Survived by wife Sophie daughters Mrs Charles Foa Theresa a son Richard four brothers John Kenneth Stanley and Walter and sisters Mrs Frank Olejko and Mrs Jack Konecany. Friends may call John R Devin Funeral Home Lorain Saturday 7 9 Sunday 4 5 7 9 pm Services Monday 10 am at the funeral home and 1030 am at St Stanislaus Church Burial Calvary Cemetery.
Mr Edward J Sweeney and family express sincere gratitude for support, kind wishes, and cards following a recent loss. Yourthoughtful messages offered comfort, healing, and remembrance during our difficult time.
The family of the late Vina M Hooker expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy and acts of kindness during bereavement. Special thanks to FASH VFW New London American Legion and Baseman Funeral Home for extra services and to floral donors.
NORWALK Charges of assault with a deadly weapon have been filed against 23 year old Glenn Damron, free on bond for second degree murder. Sheriff John Borgia said the murder charges are still pending. Damron was indicted in April 1969 for second degree murder in the March 17 1969 death of his 3 year old stepson, Kelly Earl Wilson, in New London.
Religious leaders name governors at 11 of New Mexico's 19 Indian pueblos for one year terms starting January 1. At remaining sight pueblos, tribal members elect officers.
Ford Brown of 298 Longford Ave sees his home struck by a car driven by 17 year old Richard McNeely of 712 Georgetown Ave at about 11 49 p m yesterday. The eastbound vehicle failed to stop at Bellfield Avenue, swerved left to miss Mrs Brown turning into her driveway, hit the north side of the house, causing siding damage and several hundred dollars in kitchen appliance loss. McNeely fled but was later taken into custody charged with reckless operation and disobeying a stop sign.
A birth notice lists a son born to Mr and Mrs William Mertes at 145 Hamilton Street and a son born to Mr and Mrs Bill Nelson at 593 Elyria Avenue Amherst.
A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs John Kasper RD 1 Vermilion Road Amherst. A son born to Mr and Mrs Daryl Bollinger RD 3 Wakeman. A son to Mr and Mrs George Sowards 2824 Brenner Dr Lorain.
Lorain County deputies report a burglary at Robert W. Chrysler's farm on South Island Road Eaton Township. A .22 caliber rifle was stolen and two pigs and six chickens were killed, with another chicken found outside fencing. Glass broken, torn furniture and papers scattered. value of animals and items about $169.
Prices for eggs and poultry sold to retailers in major Ohio cities show cartons delivered with large A white at 49 to 53 cents, mostly 50 to 51 cents, and medium at 42 to 47 cents, mostly 44 to 45 cents. Hens light are quoted at 4 44 to 5 cents, mostly 5.
Elyria reports grain price quotes with Wheat at 1.52, Corn at 1.43, Soy beans at 2.80 and Oats at 0.10. Prices reflect local trading levels and may influence farmer selling decisions.
In Cleveland two civil rights suits challenge gender based limits. Estelle D. Czern seeks nullification of Ohio law capping women’s overtime after nine hours daily and 48 hours weekly at General Motors Parma plant. Ann Nelsen requests back pay against Cleveland schools policy forcing women to resign upon pregnancy, with an Aug. 26 due date noted.
A 22 year old Elyria woman Myong Haddix sustained minor injuries as a passenger in a three car collision on Cleveland Street. Harold Pass 22 was charged with failure to stop within an assured clear distance as three vehicles in the eastbound lane endured moderate damage.
Avon Lake firefighters battled a grass blaze that burned across more than 15 acres. About 25 volunteers aided 15 Avon Lake firemen as the fire threatened six homes, three barns, city service buildings, the police gun range, and a greenhouse business before being brought under control. The blaze began near Center Road at Avon Avon Lake boundary, spreading a mile into Avon Lake before shifting with the wind. The incident, the largest of several county fires that day, required more than three hours to extinguish using three fire units and 5,000 gallons of water. Firefighters praised volunteers, especially five young men, ages 18 to 21. Additional grass fires were reported in Elyria and nearby areas with minimal damage.
Two men entered Bonded Service Station at Fourth Street and East Avenue shortly after 1 a.m. one armed, demanded cash from attendant Orville Slone and shoved him and a friend into a back room. About $150 in coins and bills taken. no suspects yet. Wade Wendland, station manager, confirmed the loss and no arrests reported.
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