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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1984
Page
19
Obituaries list Dr. Albert J. Michels Jr of Fairview Park a 61 year old anesthesiologist at Fairview General Hospital who died of cancer. The list spans several area deaths including Kenneth Wottring Elyria, Frank C F Joseph Rocky River, Eldon Felver Elyria and many others with calls, services and burial plans.
Andrew Hrivnak Jr of Massillon died Thursday evening at Massillon Community Hospital after a yearlong illness. He was 92, born in Wellington, a WWII veteran, and retired supervisor for Ohio Edison. Survived by Betty J Schaefer Hrivnak two daughters Susan Kelewne and Jane Cladis, a son John Andrew, four grandchildren, sisters Helen Miller and Arne Burton. Services Saturday 1 pm at Atkinson-Peachshaidnaple Funeral Home, burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Contributions to the American Cancer Society urged.
Norman G Cramer 60 of Eaton Township is survived by his wife Helen, daughters Sandie Muth and Mary, mother Marie Casper, a brother and several half-siblings. A memorial service is at 7 pm tonight at North Eaton Church of Christ with Wainwright Funeral Home in charge. Wilbur Richard Scott Jr 55 of Lorain is survived by wife Mary, children Rick, Robest, Saundra Alston, Sharon, Marsha, Karen, and two brothers. Visitation 2 4 and 7 9 pm today at Cowling Funeral Home Oberlin with Blue Star, Eastern Star, and see services. funeral 10 am Saturday at Glorious Faith Tabernacle Church of Oberlin. burial Westwood Cemetery Oberlin.
Linemen and management in Lorain join United Steelworkers to press Congress for the Fair Trade in Steel Act. A rolling petition began at the USS plant gate and travels 17 states to Cleveland, urging a five year import cap of 5 percent and mandatory reinvestment. Supporters cite rising imports and subsidized foreign mills while critics accuse FTSA opponents of free trade zealotry.
Midview Local School District signs with NASA Lewis Center to send teachers to aerospace training. Fifteen teachers will attend a two week workshop at Baldwin Wallace College Berea, then travel to Huntsville Alabama in June for further sessions. Tuition costs 3500 dollars but benefits cited as incalculable for curriculum, science and computer classes.
Elyria police report Thomas Holland, 27, was approached by three men on the 4th Street bridge who demanded marijuana. After he refused, they threw him into the Black River. He could not swim, two attackers pulled him to shore, and he walked to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
A 28 year old man, John Armstrong, was ordered held to the Lorain County Grand Jury on two counts of receiving stolen property after a raid on River Motors auto shop at 732 Idaho Ave. The prelim hearing was waived and Armstrong bonded at $10,000. He had worked for shop owner Bernard Wilmoth, who faced a separate preliminary hearing.
An obituary published Thursday incorrectly attributed Norman Cramer of Eaton Township with a heart attack. The correct cause of death is a fall, clarifying the event leading to his passing.
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