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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
15
Multiple notices detail deaths in Elyria area with services and burial plans. Names include Clarence, Albert L, and George with kin listed. services at local Methodist churches and private arrangements at Kubach-Smith Funeral Home Norwalk. burial set for LaGrange and Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Visitation times noted for some services.
A brief obituary notes that a funeral service will be held with officiation by the First Church Stone and will take place at Grandview Cemetery in Strasburg. The notice provides limited details and confirms the burial location.
Report on the 1973 74 insurance agents meeting where officers were to be elected. The Junty Inc. organization hosted the gathering aiming to elect leadership for the upcoming term.
The obituary lists Mire, Ge r id two draiher two at the funeral home and a church. Survived by wife Laurencia, sons George and Frederick, four sisters and brothers. Visitation at Reidy Ian Funeral Home Lorain. Funeral service Wednesday at 10:30 AM at Calvary Cemetery.
Tulsa report quotes John E Swearingen chairman of Standard Oil Co of Indiana stating the U S economy rests on the petroleum sector to meet rising oil and gas demand over the coming decades. He warns otherwise many major economic segments would face serious jeopardy.
The tax reform push stalls as liberal Democrats and Republicans debate whether to shelve reform to focus on trade legislation. Rep. Mills chairs Ways and Means and signals possible adjournment, while Rep. Vanik presses for a committee vote. Muskie and Reuss propose alternative plans to raise revenue and aid specific groups.
Amanda W. Kesar, 51, of Lorain County, was hospitalized in fair condition after a two vehicle crash on Rt. 2 near Middle Ridge Road. Donald E. Reynolds, 43, of Lorain, involved driver, not injured. Kesar crossed the median and struck Reynolds’ van. she was charged with reckless operation.
Patrol logged several events including a rubbish fire near Ellen Shumate's home at 507 Wayne St extinguished by Elyria firefighters. A lawn-damage incident occurred in the 900 block of Bradford Ave followed by a two car, no injury crash at Convenient Food Mart lot Carlisle Township. A Gulf Road at JFK Parkway two car crash with no injuries and a hit and run on Georgetown Ave at Howard St with no injuries.
Two Lorain women were injured in a three car accident on Henderson Drive during yesterday's storm. Mary Horvath, 76, of 708 F St., was treated for multiple cuts and bruises and admitted to St. Joseph Hospital in fair condition. Bertha Renker, 74, of Amherst Avenue, was treated and released for scrapes and bruises. Darrell Mays, 21, of Avon Lake drove the striking vehicle. The incident involved Willie Palmer, 50, of Jackson Street. Renker was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
An Elyria woman Diane R. Squires twenty of U3 Seneca Avenue was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after her auto struck a parked car in the 300 block of Woodland Avenue shortly after 2 am. She was in fair condition for possible head injuries. Police charged her with failure to control and the accident remains under investigation.
Adele Gittler, Chronicle Telegram foods editor and wife of councilman Harvey Gittier, was appointed by the city council to the Oberlin Human Relations Committee replacing Edward Hope. She holds a Fratt Institute degree in home economics and is active in the League of Women Voters, Lorain County Rose Society, and AAUW.
Two children ages five and two playing with matches started a fire in a bedroom of the Avon Lake residence at 32703 Lake Rd. A toy box caught fire. damage estimated at 1000 dollars. No injuries reported to the children or mother Mrs. John Wallace.
Lorine Winegardner of Oberlin was in fair condition at Allen Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Vermilion Road in Henrietta Township. She reportedly left the road, traveled 200 feet over a culvert, and sustained a possible concussion and rib fracture. Time of crash was not released.
Citizens and officials clash as the Ashland tree controversy broadens. Pastor S Ross chairs a commission cataloging curbside trees and pushing a master plan, while opponents accuse the panel of excluding large shade trees and ignoring utility concerns. Mayor Whitmore defends the commission and notes past pruning removed hazards. The society vows to push for an ordinance change to allow needed trees.
Mrs. Patton surrendered a .38 caliber pistol to a security guard after seeking to see her husband James Patton from whom she is ending a marriage. Earlier she reportedly fired at his residence at 1908 W 23rd St damaging windows and car tires, and headed to the Ford plant with the gun.
Lorain man Stanislaw Trela 61 died last Wednesday after being struck at the Midway Mall overpass on Rt 57 as he walked toward Lorain. Police say the traffic bureau seeks new clues and a lead driver is urged to come forward. A report from the Bureau of Criminal Identification in London is expected soon.
A Sandusky motherHelen Moscioni 38 and her 18 year old daughter Susan were critically injured when their car left Rt 250 north of Milan and struck a bridge abutment. The driver was in poor condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky and her daughter in Lorain Community Hospital.
An Elyria man identified as John W. Lovejoy, 47, was arrested at his home on a auto theft warrant. The charge stems from allegedly repossessing another man’s vehicle from a parking lot near his apartment yesterday. The warrant was signed by James McDowell.
Two women faced reduced charges in Elyria Municipal Court after originally being charged with driving while under the influence. Nina M. Ioats pleaded no contest and was fined 250 dollars plus costs, with the charge reduced to physical control of a vehicle. Jennie E. Buckley also received a 250 dollar fine and costs.
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