Deaths in Elyria and Lorain Honor Local Residents
Lillian Maiden longtime Lorain Schools teacher died after a long illness at Community Hospital. Lois Kuhn of Elyria died after a short illness, survived by husband Albert and children, with services at Laubenthal Funeral Home and St Mary Church. Thomas S. McKay Jr. of Oberlin died after a short illness, funeral at Carter Funeral Home with burial in Westwood Cemetery.
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Lillian E. Maiden
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Lorain Public
Loran Community Hospital
Miss Maiden
Lois A. Kuhn
Princeton Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Kuhn
St. Mary Church
Albert
Janet Tygart
Paula Kuhn
Christopher Kuhn C
Niles
Philp Kuhn
Eaton
Ohio
Anna Dunlap
Joseph Thomas Dunlap
Patrick
Friends
Laubenthal
Francis Osborne
St. Marys Cemetery
Thomas S. McKay Jr
Hamilton St
Oberlin
St. Joseph Hospital
Gary
W.va
Grafton State Farm
Oberlin College
Oberlin Knights
U.S. Marine Corps
Thomas S. McKay
Pasadena
Calif
Tracy
Michelle McKay
Los Angeles
Tanya McKay
Carter
Laurence Nevers
Christ Temple
Westwood Cemetery
Katherine
Reschlin - Roberts
Feneral
Funeral
St Mary Church
Beral
St Mary
Elyna
Luther
Miriam) Cotter
Burkburnett
Texas
First Baptist Church
New London
Mike Durning
Camden Cemetery
Cotter
Rochester
John Greiner
Eastman Funeral Home
Sally Sims
Clifton Ave
St. Joseph Hopsital
Woodland
Sims
Jehovah's Witnessess
Riverside Nursing Home
Jerome
Arnold Epps
Resna Cheers
Hene Epps
Evelyn Stevens
Ablerta Epps
Berea
Hayes
Dorothy) Thomas
Cleveland
Marie Brandefort
Manchester
Brown Funeral Home
Broadway
Abraham Reynolds
Resthaven Memorial Garden Cemetery
Avon
Joseph J. Lengyel
Hungary
Lengyel
Lorain-Cuyahoga
U.S. Steel Corp
VFW
Robert
Mary Jean) Moore
Miklos Lengyel
Nicholas
Alexander
Hermina
Reidy-Scanlan
Michael Felock
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Deaths and funeral notices across Lorain and Elyria
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements for residents of Lorain and Elyria, listing the deceased with ages and addresses, surviving relatives, funeral homes, service times, and burial locations. Includes details for Katharine Vollmer, Hattie Haney, Miriam Cotter, Sally Sims, and Earl Young among others. notes about church affiliations, cemeteries, and local market visits for college program information.
Suspected Hamburglar trio held to Cuyahoga jury
Three Cleveland men, Douglas Padgett, Jeff Paulk, and Derek Bufford, were bound over to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury on charges of breaking and entering grand theft and possession of criminal tools. They allegedly stole 36 cases of frozen meat from a McDonald's on Lorain Road, dumped the loot during a highway chase, and were captured after a collision. Bond set at $1,000 per charge. all remain jailed in Fairview Park.
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Fairview Park
McDonald's
Lorain Road
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Douglas Padgett
Unwin Road
Jeff Paulk
55Th St
Derek Bufford
Project Ave
Rocky River
Furor over councilman replacement sparks Lorain ward debate
In Lorain a bitter clash over appointing a new first ward councilman erupts as Democrat majority clashing with Sunshine Law worries. Councilman Woodrow Mathna accuses Democrats of illegal maneuvering while law department official Anth ony Giardini warns against closed caucuses. Five council members meet informally at city hall to discuss a replacement by Democratic precinct committeemen, but no final decision is made. The council must appoint within 30 days. mayor would appoint if no choice is made. Rumors point to Tex Ingman or Charles Chevalier as possible successors with a Democratic tilt in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Anthony Giardini
Mathna
City Hall
First Ward
Giardini
Robert Rousseau
Council
Tex Ingman
Charles Chevalier
Suit filed against bondsmen over assault and escape
A North Olmsted man, Thomas Maynard, sues Broderick Bail Bond Agency of Fairfax and two bondsmen for $850,000 accusing them of beating him and dragging him from his home in January weather after he failed to pay a $100 debt. The suit, before U.S. District Judge Frank Battisti, argues Ohio bail laws favor bondsmen and seeks legal change. North Olmsted Police backed calls for requiring bondsmen to appear before local magistrates. Maynard had previously been released on a $100 bond for Virginia traffic violations, then skipped court. The case is slated for a jury trial this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Virginia Ball Bond Agency
Thomas Maynard
North Olmsted
Broderick
Fairfax
U.S
Frank Battisti
Maynard
Lawrence Landskroner
Ohio
Raymond Brow
Brow
Battisti
Leonard Yelsky
U.S. Supreme Court
Broderick Agency
Lake Road
Virginia
Doctors Clinic arrests reach eight persons
Eight people have been implicated in arrests tied to illegal drug activity at Doctors Clinic. Richard J. Bennett, 35, of Lorain, was arrested by METG and sheriffs deputies on two counts of drug trafficking and two counts for selling hypodermic needles and is held on $10,000 bond. Jacqueline Pringle and her husband Lawrence pleaded guilty to illegal drug document charges and were sent to probation for pre sentence investigation. A Cleveland man reported being robbed at gunpoint of $150 in quaaludes and a $1,300 ring after leaving the clinic Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors Clinic
Elyria
Richard J. Bennett
Michigan Ave
Lorain
Metropolitan Enforcement Group
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Adrian Bedeski
Jacqueline Pringle
N. Abbe Road
Lawrence
Cleveland
Francis S. Thompson
Lorain Attorney Nominated for OPIC Post
Lorain attorney E. G. Leo Koury was nominated by President Carter for a three year term on the Overseas Private Investment Corp. OPIC supports U S investors in about 80 developing countries and Senate confirmation awaits. Koury has practiced in Lorain since 1955 and backed Carter early in 1976. He has attended numerous international trade seminars and advised U S companies. In a separate incident, a man was robbed in a parked car after being tied up and threatened with a pistol on I-71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
E. G
Leo) Koury
Carter
Overseas Private Investment Corp
OPIC
U.S
Koury
Lorain County
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Midview School Board Meeting Set for 7 30 P M
The Midview School Board meets at 7 30 p m in the board office to discuss district matters and upcoming decisions. Public attendance may be noted, with agenda items to be announced by the district.
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Midview
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Vollmer George William Sr
Milas Ave
Amber
Ella
Iota
George
Thomas
Sharon
Mari Ion
Jody
Meern
Hempel
Hexxe
Funeral Home
Bursa
Crownhill
Kent State University
Chester
Northminster United Presbyterian Church
Lakeland
Hattie Haney
Ellenton
Fla
South Middle Ave
Manatee Memorial Hospital
Bradenton
Reichlin-Roberts Funeral Home
Cotter Services
Earl Young
South Abbe Road
Harold Dicken
LCCC
Lorain County Community College
Lorain Products Corp
Nelson Stud Welding
TRW, Inc
Lorain Products
Nelson Stud
Memoriam
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home, Fc
Cuyahoga
Fairview Park City
Eastside
Robert Salkowitz
Salkowitz
Keith McNamara
Columbus
Elyria High School
Tim Williams
Willis Williams
Louisana Ave
Brian Yearley
James Yearley
Foster Ave
Son
Thomp
Penfield
United Church Women
Erove Board of Education
Ehove School
North Ridgeville
Bogner Funeral Home, Inc
North Fuégevle
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