Area deaths parade through Lorain Elyria region
A long obituary listing multiple area residents and their life details appears. Included are Paul S. Eager 75 former Elyria banker who died in Columbus after a lifelong regionally rooted career. Mildred A. Haeuptle 77 of Norwalk. Ralph E. Deppe 57 Elyria native and WWII veteran. Rosie Lee Ward 59 Lorain resident with Memphis roots. Richard E. Peepers 53 former North Ridgeville resident. Samuel E. Avery Jr. 76 Elyria native and WWII veteran. Paul R. Montier 64 Lorain welder retired from Reliance Electric. Joe M. Bryant 55 Avon resident. and other service notes, church ties, and local funeral details.
Oberlin school founder Frances Ruth Tumbleson dies at 73
Frances Ruth Tumbleson, 73, of Oberlin, former owner and teacher at the Oberlin School of Commerce, died Tuesday at Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Fultonham, she moved to Oberlin in 1955 with her husband Robert, whom she outlived. They ran the school until the early 1960s. She previously worked for the Federal government in Washington and for the United Nations in New York on operations manuals. Private graveside services will be held at Westwood Cemetery. Cowling Funeral Home is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A. Haeuptle
Norwalk
First United Methodist Church
Phyllis Moserip
Ruth Warman
Florida
Woodlawn Cemetery
Walter Chisholm
First
Ralph E. Deppe
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Deppe
Freelandville
Ind
AmVets Post 32
Indiana Power Company
Terre Haute
Marie
Vincennes
Starlen Jo Deppe- Seals
Long Beach
Calif
Dudley
Elliottsville
Bryan
San Diego
Margaret Rowland
Norma Toney
Hammond
Elsie Harper
Monrovia
Gerald
Becknell
Dicken Funeral Home
Att Funeral Home
Freelandville Christian Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Elrgia Memorial Hospital
Rosie Lee Ward
Lorain
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs. Ward
Merigold
Tenn
Memphis
Great Mount Moriah Baptist Church
Clara . Ward
Leonard Jr
Milwaukee
Wisc
Gene L
Elois Kinder
St. Louis
Lucille Kimmon
Los Angeles
Theodore Anderson
Willie Lee Anderson
Rosedale
Miss
Jessie J. Anderson
Toledo
Leroy Anderson
Carter
Second Baptist Church of
James L. Williams
Elmwood Cemetery
Frances Ruth Tumbleson
Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital
Tumbleson
Fultonham
Former Falls police chief Steve Helli dies at 65
Steve G Helli, 65, longtime Medina County resident and former Olmsted Falls Village Police Chief and Medina County Sheriff, died Monday after a short illness. He served as Medina County Deputy Sheriff 1940 52 and sheriff 1952 60, later worked as a security guard at Medina County Buildings. He was a member of St Francis Xavier Church and Buckeye State Sheriff's Association. Survivors include a son in Seattle and siblings in Lorain and Medina. Visitation today at Waite and Son Memorial Home with a 7 p.m wake service. funeral mass Thursday at St Francis Xavier Church. Memorials to Medina County Life Support Team or St Francis Xavier Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Avery Jr
Elyria
Derbyshire
England
Lorain County
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
American Legion Post 12
Elyria Eagles
Joyce
Wainwright Funeral Home
Bruce Irwin
Avon United Methodist Church
Garfield Cemetery
Sheffield Village
American Lung Association
Church St
Milan
Ohio
Paul R. Montier
Lorain
Oak Hills
New Jersey
South Pacific
Reliance Electric Co
Cleveland
St. John Catholic Church
IUE
Irene
John R. Devin
Thomas Rath
St. John Church
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
Steve G. Helli
Medina
Olmsted Falls Village
Medina County
Medina Community Hospital
Mr. Helli
Summit County
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
Akron
John
Betty) Kovacs
Waite and Son Memorial
St. Francis Xavier Church
Medina County Life Suport
King student faces trespassing charge
Lorain prosecutors filed a trespass complaint against an Admiral King High School student amid an alleged incident at Charleston Career Center. A 18-year-old girl reported being grabbed in a girls bathroom. investigators say evidence for rape charges is insufficient and no charges against the school are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Admiral King High School
Charleston Career Center
Myron Harkacz
Robert Edwards
Edwards
John Malinovsky
Lorain County Community College
Lorain Community Hospital
al Junior
Carlisle trustees hire full time firefighter
Carlisle Township trustees unanimously appoint 21 year old Kurt Blair as a full time firefighter at a salary of 925 monthly starting Sunday. Blair, son of the township clerk, replaces Raymond Tomazic who resigned last month. Four new volunteers were appointed and will undergo a 36 hour training course. Meeting time changes and census population shift noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Twp
Carlisle Township
Kurt Blair
Yonker Court
Fire Department
Raymond Hildebrandt
Blair
Raymond F. Tomazic
Carlisle
Elizabeth C. Blair
U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Census
Wellington boy injured in three wheeler accident
A 12 year old Wellington boy Darrell Howard was injured when a Honda three wheeler tipped at the village upground reservoir. He suffered a broken leg and other injuries and was to undergo surgery. John Raab, 12, was driving. Darrell was a passenger. An ambulance transported him to Wellington Community Hospital where he was listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Community Hospital
Darrell Howard
Magyar St
John Raab
Pitts Road
Darrell
Betty Howard
Desegregation Suit Hearing With Lorain Schools
A status hearing between the NAACP and Lorain School District continues after noon in U S District Court. Judge David Dowd presided as the desegregation suit, filed in 1979, seeks a settlement before trial set for May 14 if no compromise is reached. A consent decree was agreed in January but delayed by wording concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
NAACP
Lorain
U.S. District Court
David Dowd
Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Elyria Library Seeks Volunteer Tutors for READ Program
Elyria Public Library seeks volunteer tutors for its adult literacy program READ. Training sessions at the library run April 23, 25 and 28 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Volunteers may sign up at the library before Saturday or call 323-5747 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Public Library
Former Lorain official and son indicted for vice crimes
Elyria police report former Lorain City Councilman James J. Kokinda and his son James N. were indicted by a county grand jury on promoting prostitution and pandering obscenity. The Feb. 3 raid on Koke's Place led to charges against two barmaids and four patrons, with the barmaids allegedly supplied by Elyrian Steve Dodrill who is also indicted for promoting prostitution and rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
James J. Kokinda
James N
Koke
Kokinda
Kokindas
Elyrian
Steve Dodrill
Elyria Woman Hurt In Car Bike Crash
A 19 year old Elyria woman, Kimberly Slater of 318 West Ave, was struck by a car while bicycling on E River Road at 10:35 p m Monday. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The driver, Larry D Smith of 127 Riverdale Court, was not cited. Both vehicles were northbound in an unlighted section. the bike had no rear reflectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
E. River Road
Kimberly Slater
West Ave
Larry D. Smith
Riverdale Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Births in the area announced with multiple new arrivals
A long list records births from April including daughters and sons to families in Wellington Sullivan Elyria Oberlin Amherst Vermilion and Fairview Park. Notable entries include twins born to Richard McDaniels of Oberlin and several families welcoming sons and a daughter throughout early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Saunders
SuLlivan
Richard McDaniels
Oberlin
Judge to rule on Kothe motions in murder case
Judge James J. Sweeney to hear Thursday morning arguments on remaining defense motions in the case of Lewis Kothe accused of murdering his mother Esther at the Henrietta Township farm. Rulings expected the same day as trial slated for April 23 in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
James J. Sweeney
Lewis Kothe
Kothe
Esther
Henrietta Township
Sweeney
Lorain
CSU logo contest offers $1000 top prize
Cleveland State University opens a logo design contest with a $1000 top prize for the chosen logo and a $500 prize if not adopted. Open to all artists including professionals. Entry deadline is June 15. For guidelines and forms, call Robert Cayne at 687-2509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland State University
Robert Cayne
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Paul S. Eager
Columbus
Mr. Eager
South Bend
Elyria Savings and Trust
Lorain County Bank
First Methodist Church of
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Marshall Chapter 47
The
Royal Arch Masons
Rosie L. Ward
Eager
Blendon Central Cemetery
Westerville
Joel Baer
Moreland Funeral Home
Alzheimers Disease Association
Martin Janis
Richard E. Peepers
North Ridgeville
Southwest General Hospital
Middleburg Heights
Bogner
Joe M. Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Republic Steel
Rose Nellisons
Nathan
Terry
Sheffield Lake
Danny
Chris
Pauline) Kolecki
Burmeister County Line
North Ridgeville Church
Mrs. Tumbleson
Oberlin Commerce School
Steve Helli
Falls
Stanley J. Birkbeck
Stanley John Birkbeck
Reichlin-Roberts
Lillian M. Mersdorf
Casper
Madison
Conn
Mersdorf
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lear Siegler, Inc
Higbee Company
Morris W
Robert
Marie) Puder
Madison, Conn
Paul
Gert) Shuckart
Battle Creek
Mich
Ray
Lenore) Hepner
North Olmsted
Earl
Arlene) Smith
Sheffield
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Killingworth
King
Julie Thornton
C-T
DeRoy Gorham
Jeff Johnson
Ardola
Tom J. Akers
Middle Ave
Ralph Crosby
Robson Road
Grafton
Don Page
Indian Hollow Road
David Knapp
Everett Hartong
Brian Buffa
Alfonzo Richardson
David Landry
Raymond White
Wakeman
Bruce Ewell
Collins
David Coe
Thomas Murray
Delbert Powers
Jeffrey Trottier
Amherst
Wendell Borrer
Robert Barnes
Stephen Johnson
Ronald Strittmather
Vermilion
Gerald Schrader
Donald Vilgus
Fairview Park
Jack Krill
James Trenchard
John Tsacoumangos
Ason
Thomas Moes
Douglas Bradley
CSU
Broad Street
Eastgate Medical Building
Elyria Area
V.M. Fusilero
M.p. N.R. Marfori
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