Area deaths listed for Elyria and nearby towns
A series of obituaries from the Elyria area reports the deaths of Helen E. Kasubinski 56 of Elyria Frank Lopes Sr 78 of Lorain James W. Kelley 69 of Elyria Jane Biggs Ralph Bud Bordine 67 of Lodi and others. The notices note ages birthplaces and prior residences as well as surviving family and funeral arrangements including wake services visitation and burial plans.
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Helen E. Kasubinski
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tiltonville
Ohio
Winkleman’s
Midway Mall
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Robert
Janet) Rusnak
Bertha Volk
St. Mary Cemetery
Frank Lopes Sr
Lorain
Good Samaritan
Avon
Portugal
Lorain County
Houston
Tex
Lopes
Frank Lopes, Jr
Brown Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
Death notices from Lorain Avon and Grafton area
Obituaries list Yolanda Blaha 72 Lorain Frank Clymer 55 Oberlin Thelma Clark 64 Avon Tony Evans 17 Avon Stanley Figler 74 Grafton with visitations and funeral details, including dates times and church burial sites. Memorial contributions suggested to local hospitals or churches.
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Clymer Frank
Qbertn
Elaine
Natalie Yacoboza
Wilbur Hahn
Cowling Funeral Home
Oberlin
United Methodist
I Ridge Hall Memorial Park
Leram Memorial
Allen Memoral Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Obituary notices from Lorain and Amherst area residents
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list survivors and service details for Joseph Kovacs Mary D Smith Jerry K Supeck Bertha Mae Talbot Susan A Lucas and related family members. Visitation hours, funeral times, church rites and burial locations are provided for each, with cemeteries Calvary Lorain Ridge Bull Memorial Park and Brownhelm Cemetery Vermilion mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovacs Joseph
Lorain
Mary
Joseph
John L
John R Devin
St Michael
Calvary Cemetery
Holy Name Society
St Macrina Guild
Ridgeville Names DeLuca Third Year Superintendent
Ridgeville school board approved a three year contract for Dr Kenneth A DeLuca 35 to serve as superintendent from Aug 1 to July 31 1985 at 40000 per year He replaces Jack Moore who resigned last month DeLuca will reorganize central office duties with Gary Zoldesy and Carole Miller Also the board accepted a 900 donation for cross country from the Caldwell family and set Aug 18 as the start date for boys and girls cross country at Lorain County Community College It approved a drivers education contract with High School Driver Training Inc and tabled a building use request until September The board adopted a compensatory time policy and had school secretaries sworn in as clerk custodians Adjourned to Aug 16 to discuss a levy for November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Kenneth A. DeLuca
DeLuca
Ohio
Jack Moore
Tony Kanis
Lorain County Community College
Driver Training Inc
Porter
Black River approves fall sports contracts and bus lease
Black River Board of Education approves supplemental fall sports contracts for David Jones as athletic director Gary Wasielewski as football coach with two assistants Bruce Lorincz cross country coach Mary Jane Schafer volleyball coach Joseph Koladka as her assistant Regina Gross junior high volleyball, and David Ertzinger as high school band director. Salaries are paid by booster clubs while extracurriculars were cut to balance the budget after two levies failed. The board also approves a nine week bus lease to Medina County JO Vocational School for 64 students at 54 dollars per student totaling 3 423 dollars per period.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
BRTA
David Jones
Gary Wasielewski
Matthew Stoll
David Giffin
Bruce Lorincz
Mary Jane Schafer
Joseph Koladka
Regina Gross
David Ertzinger
Board of Education
Medina County
Black River votes to raise school lunch prices ten cents
Spencer area school board increases cafeteria prices across grades from kindergarten to adult. Lunch costs rise to 80 cents for K-6, 90 cents for junior high, $1 for high school, and $1.35 for adults. Cooks hours cut to 5 percent. head cook job eliminated but retained as high school cook. Board warns cafeterias must operate in the black by December or face cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Black River Board of Education
James Hanna
Columbia Two approves seven gas and oil well permits
The zoning board of appeals approved seven conditional gas and oil well permits in Columbia Township. One well on the Michael Sauter property on Hawke Road, one on the Sims-Bartter property on Snell Road, and one on the Dorothy Osterndorff acreage at 14895 S Station Road. Two wells were approved on the PDR property near Clarke and Snell roads and on the Mary Casper property on Emmons Road near Boone Road. The board also approved a revised Englebrook Park Inc drilling permit plat, placing the entrance drive off Snell Road rather than Boone Road, after previously tabling the item in July for safety review.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
Michael Sauter
Hawke Road
Railroad
Sims-Bartter
Snell Road
Boone Road
Dorothy Osterndorff
S. Station Road
PDR
Clarke and
Snell Roads
Mary Casper
Englebrook Park Inc
Garrett Murray
Mt. Nebo Baptist rummage sale and barbecue planned
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church at 452 W. 15th St. will host a rummage sale Wednesday to Friday from 9 a.m. until dark with table reservations at $5 and proceeds to the reserver. A barbecue Friday from 11 a.m. ribs at $4.50 and chicken at $3.50. For orders call 322-8173 or 322-5174.
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Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
W. 15Th St
Elyria Bank robber sentenced to 110 years
Terry Kelleman, 35, of 222 Washington St., pleaded guilty to two counts of attempt to commit robbery and was sentenced to two concurrent 110 year terms by Common Pleas Judge Joseph E. Cirigliano. He was arrested after Lorain National Bank robbery on 221 Second St and linked to a First National Bank Elyria branch robbery next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Kelley
Penny Lane
Elyria
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Coverington
Painesville
General Electric Co
Elyria Church of the Nazarene
The
Elyria Church
Columbus Correctional Medical and Reception Center
Terry Kelleman
Washington St
Kelleman
Lorain National Bank
Second St
First National Bank of Elyria
Broad St
Common Pleas
Joseph E. Cirigliano
Coroner Rules Death Suicide in Sullivan Case
Coroner Dr. Darren Huggins ruled the death of Franklin D. Whitt 41 of Sullivan as self inflicted. The body was found about 9 30 a m Saturday by the Sullivan Fire Department with a gunshot wound to the head and a .25 caliber pistol located near the body.
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Ashland County
Darren Huggins
Sullivan
Franklin D. Whitt
Sullivan Fire Department
Sheriff's Department
Deputy talks may start on Lorain County deputy contract
Lorain County Deputies Association moves toward a collective bargaining agreement with the county. Attorney Carl Noll, representing the association, sent a Friday request for negotiations to Columbus labor relations consultant Howard Heffelfinger. Heffelfinger has five days to respond. Deputies voted to unionize last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Deputies Association
Carl Noll
Columbus
Howard Heffelfinger
Lorain County Commissioners
Heffelfinger
Noll
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Avon Lake weighs tax hike plan for November ballot
Avon Lake City Council on Monday debated raising the city income tax from 1 percent in place since 1964 to fund general city operations, equipment, and capital improvements. The plan would raise about 705000 yearly. police cars and a fire truck are among proposed uses. A work session is set for August 16 with a September 2 deadline to submit to the Lorain County Board of Elections.
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Avon Lake
Dale Barnard
Robert E. Allen
Kathleen Lynch
Lorain County Board of Elections
Lorain considers city help on Brenner Drive sewer project
A review board urged sharing costs of west side Brenner Drive improvements after 21 of 23 owners asked for city aid or to drop the project. The plan would cost about 105 dollars per square foot and the final city participation rests with the council amid tight finances.
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Lorain
Brenner Drive
West Side
Stepien sues Plain Dealer over column on cable reps
Ted Stepien files a 6 million libel suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court accusing Plain Dealer advertising columnist Glenn Messer of false and defamatory remarks about a presentation introducing Stepien's Nationwide Cable Reps. The suit targets the Plain Dealer Publishing Co and Messer, seeks 2 million for Stepien and 2 co plaintiffs, and notes the presentation failed to attract many attendees. Nationwide Cable Reps is a subsidiary of Nationwide Advertising Service Inc, broker for agencies and sponsors seeking TV ad time.
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Cleveland
Ted Stepien
Plain Dealer
Stepien
Nationwide
Cuyahoga County
Carl Foster
Tele
Nationwide Cable Reps
Nationwide Advertising Service Inc
Messer
Foster
Ohio
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Helen Kasubinski
Mrs
Stanley Biggs
Jane Biggs
Nee Wilson
Hart Plaza
Parker and Son Funeral Home
Lodi
Ralph Bordine
Ralph
Bud) Bordine
Avon Lake Road
Lodi Community Hospital
Rocky River
Kroger’s
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Medina
Esther
Leonard
Mary Carol) Roether
Brecksville
Jack
Suzanne) Stover
Roger
Ruth) Furbee
New Jersey
Ray
Harriet Schlitter
Parker and Son
William Eylar
Patrick O’shaughnessy
St. Mary of the Falls
Olmsted Falls
Funeral
Clark Thelma
Stoney Fudge Road
Bogner Funeral Home
Ridgeville
Elmhurst Park
Figler
Stanley J
Grafton
Hess
Eleanore
Dunlap
Blackburn- Fulton
Assumption Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Nicholas Lucas
Susan A. Lucas
Lorain Community Hospital
Ava
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Zivena Lodge Assembly
St. Ann
Amerian Slovak Club
Nicholas
Louise) Arredondo
Amherst
Larry S
Theresa Kuttler
John J. Gluvna
Leonard Bacik
St. Ann Lodge
Rosary Society
Mothers Club
Zivena Lodge
C-T
Lorraine Smith C
Gary Zoldesy
Carole Miller
Roger Caldwell
Black River Oks Sports Contracts
Neysa
Black River Teachers Association
Cinda Bush
Black River
Linda Kreider
Homerville
Dale Shriver
Shriver
Columbia Two
Ruth Brosche
Mt. Nebo Baptist
Avon Lake Views
Andrew Zajac
Ment Board
Alex Olejko
Olejko
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