Routine Wellington call turns to city homicide
Wellington Patrolman Ernest Good responds to a shoplifting tip at Kimmich's Super Market. A 65 year old woman, Mamie Duval, is found shot dead at her Elm Street home after a brief confrontation, while a fleeing suspect remains at large. The case unfolds from a routine afternoon at 1 13 p m to a fatal shooting with details sparking a manhunt.
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Wellington
Ernest Good
Good
Kimmich’s
North Main Street
George
Mamie Duval
Elm St
Richard S. Buchanan
Lorain County
Mamie Payne
Payne
Duval
Death notices and services for Lorain area residents
Obituaries report the death of Helen G. Hughes 66 of Lorain and others from Elyria and nearby towns. Details include survivors, funeral home arrangements, visitations, and planned services across Lorain, Wellington, Alpena, and East Prairie, Missouri, with dates and locations for burial and memorials.
Card of Thanks for Support After Loss of George O Hare
Expresses gratitude to Dr Bea Myers Elyria Memorial Hospital staff and neighbors for comfort after the death of husband and father George C Hare. Thankful also to Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home, Edward Plues and family, and others for sympathy, flowers, and services.
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Georgy Chare
Bea Myers
In Memory of Joanne Marie Brm
Joanne Marie Brm passed away leaving family and friends to remember her kindness. Her memory is cherished by those who knew and loved her, and she is mourned by the community. Her life is described with reverence and heartfelt sorrow.
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Sadie Gerhart
Oberlin Faces Plan Demands For Sewage Plant Upgrade
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board ordered Oberlin officials to submit construction plans by Oct 1 to expand the sewage treatment plant. The board found current facilities overloaded and inadequate to meet standards, and instructed completion by Jan 1, 1974 with permit extension. City plans a $1.5 million upgrade to service 15,000 people, including tertiary treatment and phosphate removal, financed by OwWDA.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Ohio Water Development Authority
Three injured in Lorain two car crash on Grove Avenue
Three people were injured in a two car collision at Grove Avenue and East 42nd Street. Richard Stauder 25 of Elyria Avenue was in serious condition at Lora St Joseph Hospital with chest injuries. Freddie Gonzalez 25 of Broadway Lorain also in serious condition with head and chest injuries. Stauder's wife Daisey 24 was in fair condition with head elbow and chest injuries. The other driver was Sylvester Wilson 18 of Elyria. Police said Stauder turned left in front of Wilson in the center lane. Police also reported 107 p.m. accident details under investigation.
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Lorain
Grove Avenue
E. 42Nd Street
Richard Stauder
Elyria Ave
Lora St. Joseph Hospital
Freddie Gonzalez
Broadway
Stauder
Daisey
Sylvester Wilson
Warden Ave
Elyria
Wilson
Elyrian pleads innocent in riot charge in Elyria
Wilkes-Villa resident Eugene Watkins 132 Bohannon Court pleaded not guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to a second degree rioting charge stemming from an April 17 incident in the project. Watkins awaits trial set for September 7 and remains free on a $500 personal bond.
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Wilkes Villa
Elyria
Eugene Watkins
Bohannon Ct
Elyma
James P. Hom
Watkins
Russell Goodrich
Bohannon
Goodrich
U S Per Capita Fat and Oil Consumption in 1971
U S per capita consumption of fats and oils in 1971 totaled 53.3 pounds per person, about one percent below the 1970 record. U S civilians used 10.7 billion pounds of food fats and oils in 1971.
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Washington
U.S
Brubeck Concert Draws 5000 at Blossom Center
Dave Brubeck and his quartet with Mulligan Dawson and Six drew about 5000 fans to Blossom Music Center last night. The Elyria group traveled by bus and organized a lawn picnic before a set featuring Take Five and intricate improvisations. Herbie Mann Sextet opened, drawing praise for popularity of jazz in concert settings.
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Dave Brubeck
Blossom Music Center
G. C. Marsh
Brubeck
William F. Nichols
Nichols
C-T
Elyria
East War
The
Blossom Women’s Committee
Blossom
Mulligan
Dawson
Herbie Mann
Mann
Local Birth Notices Include Eight New Babies
A string of birth announcements lists newborns for families across the area. The records show babies born to Hayes in Stanford Avenue, Resko on Stoney Ridge Road, Long on Toledo Road, Nekich on Roberts Street, Hicks on Birchview Drive, Morales on West 12th Street, and Bakos on Meadow Lane.
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Rickey Hayes
Stanford Ave
Louis Resko
Stoney Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Dispatch writer named president in Columbus
AP reports John Sanders of the Columbus Dispatch has been named the 1972 73 president of the Mid American Conference News Media Association. The announcement highlights Sanders leadership and the association’s regional influence.
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Columbus
Mid- American Conference News Media Association
John Sanders
The
Columbus Dispatch
LCCC Considers IBM 36040 Purchase For Campus
Lorain County Community College in Elyria weighs an agreement to obtain a third generation IBM 36040 computer from the University of Toledo. The machine would be the county’s largest and boost data processing training beyond current second generation equipment. The agenda also includes naming a new health careers division chair, buying classroom and technical gear for the science building, and approving staff resignations and reassignments.
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Lorain County Community College
Elyria
University of Toledo
LCCC
Health Careers Division
Wellington motorcyclist in critical condition after race
Donald Funk 26 of 19 East Street Wellington remains in critical condition at St Elizabeth Hospital after a Sunday motorcycle accident near Deerfield. A tribal spokesman said he has been unconscious since the crash and suffered a head injury. Funk, an experienced rider employed by a Medina shop, was competing when his bike stopped due to dust and was struck by another bike. He and his wife have two young daughters.
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Good
Payne
Rucker
Morris Furdon
Johns Street
Ee da
Fred Hughes
Rudy Neumann
New York City
Hughes
Donald W. Nethercut
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fort Myers
Fla
Wauwatosa
Wis
Nethercut
Alpena
Mich
Fairweather Lane
Fort Myers Beach
Ohio Public Service Co
Mansfield
Sandusky and
Elyria
Rocklond
Ruth Rogers
Warren
Leo W. Engelhardt
Alpena. Mich
George BD. Round
Litchfield
Fifth St
Winona Lake
Ind
Cleveland
Indiana
Round
A.L. Root Co
Medina
Litchfield Baptist Church
Litchfield Masonic Lodge
Litchfield Order of Eastern Star
York Rite Order of Medina
Bertha
Alvin
Phoenix
Ariz
Lucille Gever
Greenleaf
Idaho
Margaret Braben
Wilmore
Parker Funeral Home
Ladi
David Shimp
Litchfield Cemetery
Harry C. Denslow
West Herrick Ave
Wellington
Historical
Greenwich
Denslow
New York Central Railroad
Eva
Joan of Spencer
Norman
Michigan
Blake
Spencer
Norton Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
Dwight Hayes
First Methodist Church
Noble J. Littrell
Broadway
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Littrell
Tennessee
East Prairie
Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S Steel Workers
Carpenters Club
Azilee
Ledford
Rex
Redford
Lesley Albert
St. Louis
John Daniel
Indianapolis Ind
Oliver James
Camel
Albert Rubin
Lawrence
Viola) Johnson
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Bert
Olione) Curtis
Marston
Boydie
Bertha) Thurman
Charleston
Jesse Lee
Leatha May) Davis
Hast Prairie
Friends
John R. Devin
Maurice Mosley
College Heights Baptist Church
McMickle Funeral Home
Youngstown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Donald Funk
East St. Wellington
Fonk
Deerfield
Funk
Milan Council Seeks Ruling On Action Over Storm Sewer Bid
Milan village faces a pending ruling from solicitor John Phefferle on whether action at the last council meeting to advertise bids for a new storm sewer for the Gould plant addition on Lockwood Road was valid as an emergency measure. Three votes favoring passage plus abstentions and an absent member failed to meet the five votes needed. A prior two-meeting ordinance passed with similar votes also awaits Phefferle’s decision. A separate ruling found the July 18 zoning hearing void due to no quorum, with a new hearing set for Aug. 17 at 8 p.m. at the town hall to consider the plant's setback change from 50 to 30 feet. The council approved $2 per month retroactive pay raises for village employees and noted a gas rate increase of 4.4 cents per 1,000 cubic feet after Aug. 13. Northern Ohio Telephone’s variance zoning hearing remains unscheduled, with steps sent to the company.
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Gould Plant
Lockwood Road
Phefferle
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George Rucker
N. Mill St
Harrison
Wellington Community Hospital
Mrs. Payne
Duval House
Mrs. Duval
Earl R. Hughes
George D. Round
Helen G. Hughes
Lakeview Plaza
Seventh St. Lorain
Waynesburg
Christ Methodist Church
Lloyd tDeEtta, Taylor
McKeesport
Ralph
Beverly McC
D.C
D.K_ Phillips
Car- Michaels
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Robert L. Smith
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
John
Emma
Ely George E.c
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home
Bunalim St Mars Cemetery
Mrs
George O'Hare
George End Paul
Alss
Edward Plues
Robert
Donald
Mosé
Irs
Robert A McDosaie
Jim and
Dave
Memoriam
Curtis-Scheuffler
Finneral
Rome
Greater Hyma and Vicinity
Ohio Board
Owwda
Pollution Board
Thomas Dalton
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabi
Stephen J. Campbell
John A. Campbell
RD 1
Wakeman
Chanute Afb
Air Force
Lakeland Afb
Tex
Technical Training Center
Chanute
Airman
Campbell
Firelands High School
Electronics Technology Institute
Clevelnd
Elyrian
Elyrians
Gerry Mulligan
Alan Dawson
Jack Six
Impovisa
Six
Memphis Underground
Sonny Sharrock
NAVY
William C. Lewis
John M. Lewis
Center Ridge Rd
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Elyria Memorial
St. Joseph
Donald Long
Toledo Rd
Jacob Nekich
Roberts St
Sheffield Lake
James Hicks
Birchview Dr. Vermilion
Guadalupe Morales
12Th St
Michael Bakos
Meadow Lane
Dispatch
IBM
UPI
Choice
Bologna
Milan
John Phefferie
Phefferie
Council
Glenn Rockwell
the Council
Columbia Gas of
Ohio Telephone Company
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