Area deaths Theodore Keller 66 and Bobbie J Giacomelli 52
Theodore R. Keller 66 a World War II Bronze Star recipient and longtime Cleveland area resident died Wednesday at St. Alexis Hospital Cleveland after a heart attack at work. He served in Normandy Northern France the Rhineland the Ardennes and Central Europe and worked 33 years at Cleveland Pneumatic Co. His survivors include wife Judith eight sons and three daughters. Bobbie J. Giacomelli 52 of North Ridgeville died Friday at Lorain St Joseph Hospice after a two year illness. She was born in Hazard Kentucky and had worked as a waitress in Cleveland area restaurants. Burial for Giacomelli will be in Drift Cemetery Drift Kentucky with local arrangements by Bogner Funeral Home.
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Theodore R. Keller
Sheffield Lake
St. Alexis Hospital
Cleveland
Keller
Normandy
France
Rhineland
Ardennes
Europe
Cleveland Pneumatic Co
St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic
Judith
Donald
Holbrook
Mass
James
Kenneth
Thomas
Lorain
Frank
Timothy
Todd
Tobby
Pat Galloway
Graysville
Jane
Bay Village
Tina
Bobbie J. Giacomelli
N.C
Daniel
North Ridgeville
Lucy Davidson
Geneva
Ohio
Jim Davidson
Mentor
Ronald Davidson
Madison
Howard Davidson
Sanford
Grover Davidson
Painesville
Georgie Howell
New London
Virginia Artrip
Martin, Ky
Fonetta Bentley
Robert
Anna M. Johnson
Avon
St. Joseph Hospital
Pennsylvania
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Ladies’ Guild
St. John
Helen Eames
Reichlin-Cooley
St. Joseph’s Church
William Gibbons
Calvary Cemetery
Ice hockey boosters honor Elyria club leader at banquet
Elyria Ice Hockey Boosters Club honored outgoing president Joe Rodgers with a plaque at the 16th Annual Awards Banquet at American Legion Post 12 Home. Parents of the Year were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drage and Charles Brown earned Fan of the Year for his loyal game attendance.
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Elyria
Joe Rodgers
Elyria Ice Hockey Boosters Club
American Legion Post 12
Jack Drage
Charles Brown
Amherst firemen reinstated in state pension plan
Thirteen Amherst volunteer firefighters will be reinstated as beneficiaries of the Ohio Police and Fire Pension and Disability Fund after a lengthy negotiation led by Law Director Thomas Sanborn. They had been expelled in 1984 when the plan stopped covering part time volunteers and had an extension through year end while a formal consent decree is prepared.
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Amhersy
Amherst
Ohio Police and Fire
Thomas Sanborn
Sanborn
Oberlin Museum Staffers to Appear on TV Show
Oberlin College's Allen Museum of Art staffers will be guests on Channel 43's Lorain Conversations program Sunday at 10 pm. The appearance aims to discuss museum events and current exhibits.
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OC Museum
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ailen Museum of Art
Channel 43
Lorain
Pay Plan Cuts Utility Shutoffs in Ohio
PUCO data show a drop in disconnections due to a low income payment plan. From Nov 1 1984 to Apr 5 1985, 18,204 customers were disconnected for nonpayment versus 23,919 a year earlier. Over 169,000 used the plan. Columbus area utilities reported high disconnections.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Lorain Cancer Society seeks $100000 goal in Crusade
Lorain County Unit of the American Cancer Society aims for a $100000 goal during the 1985 Residential Crusade from April 26 through May 5. The goal reflects rising demand for services as unemployment rises and more people seek help. volunteers will go door to door, with emphasis on public education and risk awareness. Ed Mullimax chairs the drive and volunteers can call 324-2211 or 233-5216.
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Elyria
Lorain County
American Cancer Society
Rhea Ramsey
Cancer Society
Amherst
Ed Mullimax
The
Perkins Two man killed in Perkins Township crash
A two car crash Friday near Mason Road left Scott David 21 of Perkins Township dead after being trapped and cut free. Daniel Woell 38 of Perkins Township remained in guarded condition with charges of DUI and driving left of center. David was a Perkins High School graduate planning to attend Oral Roberts University. Surviving family includes his mother Barbara and a sister and brother.
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Oxford
Perkins Township
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Scott David
Columbus Ave
Daniel Woell
Meadow Lane
Highway Patrol
Sandusky
David
Perkins High School
Oral Roberts University
Barbara
Police sergeant tailed by intoxicated cyclist in Ohio incident
In Lorain a cyclist Hershel Wayne Randolph, 23, of Oberlin, taunted a uniformed sergeant, who pulled over and confronted him after a late night incident on West 44th Street. Randolph was jailed after bond set at 1100 dollars on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless operation and disorderly conduct by intoxication.
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Lorain
David Moor
West 44Th Street
Moore
Hershel Wayne Randolph
Gifford Rd
Oberlin
Lora
Randolph
Board to hear of gun at school
Elyria case centers on a 15 year old Northwood Junior High pupil who allegedly brought a .22 starter pistol to campus. Testimony and physical evidence were reviewed by the Elyria Board of Education as officials noted no criminal action.
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Elyria
Northwood
Board of Education
Sonya Moreno
Robert Repas
Elytia School Board m
Elyria City
4-H Sea Camp Offers Marine Crafts on Lake Erie
The 1985 Ohio 4-H Sea Camp will run June 30 to July 3 at Kelleys Island for 4-H members aged 13 to 17. Activities include fishing boating water safety aquatic science weather and crafts with enrollment limited to 40 participants. Registration forms due May 20 through the Lorain County Extension Service at 32240127.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Ohio
Security seminar for retail managers at LCCC in May
Elyria LCCC offers a four day seminar for retail managers on internal and external theft improper use of credit cards bad checks and creating a retail security plan. The sessions run on Tuesdays and Thursdays May 7 9 14 16 from 7 to 10 p.m.
Director resigns over hiring irregularities in youth services
James E. Rogers, head of the Ohio Department of Youth Services since 1983, resigns amid revelations he approved hires tied to a Youngstown drug operation. The governor accepted the resignation, while the Plain Dealer notes felon hires and subsequent firings for not yet serving sentences.
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Cleveland
State Department of Youth Services
Youngstown
James E. Rogers
Richard Celeste
James Rogers
Rogers
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Curtis W. McCullum
McCullum
Plain Dealer
Department of Administrative Services
Joseph T. Carmichael
Celeste
Avon Man Faces Mushroom Drug Trafficking Charges
A 27yearold Avon man Douglas J Tome posted 20000 cash bond and turned himself in after a secret grand jury indictment charging two counts of aggravated drug trafficking in connection with possession and cultivation of hallucinogenic mushrooms. The charges follow a February 26 MEG raid on his Avon residence.
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Elyria
Avon
Douglas J. Tome
Shakespeare Lane
Lorain County Metropolitan Enforcement Group
MEG
James Young
Tome
Young
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Avon Cleanup
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Detroit Road
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Lucille) Durfee
Pittsburgh
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St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
John J. McCaffrey
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 20
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Walnut Creek
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William Anderson Sr
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Heao
Meister Road School
Nordson
Wendy Swaner
Knerim Drive
Stan Swaner
Ali Nicoloff
Valleyview Drive
John Nicoloff
Nancy Scott
Thomas Chema
Perkins Two
LCCC
Elyria - Lorain County Community College
Vincent E. Gilmartin
Mahoning County
the Plain Dealer
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