Deaths of Harnett Jacobs Goetz and others in Lorain county
Obituaries from Lorain and surrounding areas list Roland J. Harnett 69 of Amherst who died during tennis play in Elyria of a heart attack. Also noted are Katie Jacobs 82 of Lorain, Arthur F. Goetz 81 of Elyria and others with service details, memorials, and survivor information. Funeral homes coordinate services and burial plans in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Chopper
J. Harnett
West Woods Park
Amherst
South Recreation Park
Elyria
Harnett
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Oak Hills
Obituary notices for Bradasevic Gariss and others in Elyria
Obituary notices list Dusan Bradasevic 86 of Rennedy Plaza Loran with no known survivors and services set for Wednesday at 12 30 pm. George Gariss 97 a former resident of 310 East Ave with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park in Lorain and visitations at Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria. Arthur F 41 of 135 St survived by two daughters and siblings with visitation details and burial planned at Brookdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Jacqueline Moore
Marilyn Schilling
Elyria
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Don Engram
Jehovah's Witnesses
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Arthur F. Goetz
Tannery St
Wainwright
J. Kenneth Evans
David Brown
Goetz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Brookdale Cemetery
Edward
Arndt
Center St
Grafton
Polly Bittner
Russell D. Fulton
Immaculate Conception Church
Nicholas P. Novosel
St. Mary Cemetery
Bradasevic Dusan
Rennedy Plaza
Loran
Sh. George
Gariss Roy
Alte
East Ave
Jean Gariss
Laubenthal Funers
Lindpat
Ridge Hill Memoral Park
Lorain
Arthur F
Ey Yost
Jean Krueck
Tasty
Wtome
Brookdate
Illinois man loses 300 to robbers in Avon Lake
Avon Lake police report Delbert Freeze of Albany was robbed at about 1130 p.m. by two men armed with 38 caliber pistols in the B F Goodrich plant parking lot. The assailants took $300 from his wallet and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
B.F. Goodrich
Delbert Freeze
Albany
Til
Secretary resigns after dispute with judge Mikus
Maria Torres of Lorain resigns as secretary to Common Pleas Administrative Judge Paul J. Mikus after a disagreement over working conditions. Torres had served the judge for eight years and previously worked for Probate Judge Harold S. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Torres
Lorain
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Torres
Mikus
Harold S. Ewing
Sandusky C of C Plans Bay Festival
Sandusky Chamber of Commerce outlines a Sandusky Bay Festival for next year to spotlight bay area activity. Tentative plans include a parade contests musical groups industrial displays historic tours and various cultural activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Chamber of Commerce
Sandusky Bay
Bay Area
Midview talks data as union, board clash over figures
Negotiators from the Midview Education Association and the board of education spar over financial data to gauge a possible salary rise. MEA cites state figures and losses from experienced staff, while the board disputes costs and notes a cash balance of 387000 and upcoming state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Midview
Midview Education Association
Board of Education
Michael Illner
Corrinne Peak
Ilner
Seabold
Illner
Beer May Be Doubtless Motive in Clerk Slaying
Beer theft appears tied to the homicide of Medina clerk David Sherman 18, found dead in a ditch off Rt 162 near I 71. Fifty six six packs missing from Lawson's at 120 West Lafayette Rd widened the probe into his abduction slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Lawson
West Lafayette Road
David Sherman
North Harmony St
Rt. 162
Interstate 71
Medina County
Andrew Carson
Sherman
United Electronics Institute
Cuyahoga Falls
Sam Thomson
Lawson's
Thompson
Ohio
Lawson's clerk robbed twice in 24 hours
In Lorain two Lawson Stores were robbed in separate incidents as two youths and an 18 year old employee suffered gunpoint robberies. Jose Silva and a 17 year old were captured after the Sunday morning thefts while Colleen Gregory and Richard Bryner faced the same danger at different locations. Police recovered cash and detained suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Lorain
Lawson's
Richard Bryner
Riverview Lane
32Nd Street
Pearl Avenue
Bryner
Jose E. Silva
Elyria Ave
Lawson’s
Oberlin Ave
Colleen Gregory
Oberlin
Silva
Elyria Council approves 40 cent raise in salaries
Elyria council voted unanimously to amend the salary ordinance to grant 40 cent an hour raises to fire and service workers tied to settlements reached in June. The increases will appear in Sept 15 paychecks as negotiations with police personnel continue and a broader pay hike plan is developed by August 30 and 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Donald Rothgery
Record price set at Huron County Junior Fair hog auction
Norwalk saw a record 4.20 per pound for the Grand Champion hog raised by 17 year old Rachel Smith of Monroeville, sold to Thomas Hog of Norwalk. The 225 pound hog fetched 945 dollars, nearly double last year’s price. Other champions included a 4.60 per pound Grand Champion lamb and a 2.00 per pound Grand Champion steer, with reserves selling from 1.00 to 4.50 per pound to various buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Rachel Smith
Peru Center Road
Monroeville
Thomas Hog
Russ Cook
Kelble Brothers, Inc
Berlin Heights
Penny Mahi
Willard
Mel Scherz
Midway Farm Center
Steve Kluding
Jacob Road
Norwalk Implement Co
Whitfield critiques Pease over tax cut stance
Mark Whitfield a Republican candidate for the 13th district congressional seat criticizes Congress and Rep Don J Pease for defeating the Kemp Roth tax cut bill. He says voters in the 18th district are not represented in Washington after the House defeated the proposal 240 to 177. The Kemp Roth plan would have cut personal income taxes 11 percent over three years for a total 33 percent reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Whitfield
Congress
Don J. Pease
Oberlin
Kemp-Roth
Washington
House
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Lorain County Fair Daily Schedule Highlights
Lorain County Fair runs August 22 to 27 with daily events. Good Neighbor Day features free admission for Golden Agers, plus Tommy Overstreet and Susan St Marie performances. Family days include Jr. Fair judging, horse shows, harness racing, livestock parades, a Pioneer Day, and Kenny Rogers concerts. Church services Sunday at 8 AM are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Overstreet
Susan St. Marie
Guernsey
N.O.C.S
C.C.S.C
Kenny Rogers
Elyria Increases Spending For Police And Engineering
Elyria council approved two finance committee sponsored ordinances increasing police and engineering department spending by 48 325 with 38 500 for police and 6 825 for engineering. Major police rise funds new equipment 15 000 and uniforms training for soon to be hired officers. Engineering boosts cover equipment repair maintenance travel and operating supplies. The panel also approved 200 000 in city funds to finance street repairs delayed in June and to be restored next August after borrowing from other accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rothgery
Council
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pigie, O
Tuse
Roland J. Harnett
Mrs
Katie Jacobs
St. Joseph Hospital
Jacobs
Charlotte
N.C
West Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Charles Jacobs
Melmoth Hunter
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer
Goetz Services
James R. Durham
Blountaville
Ala
North Eaton
Abex Corp
Decatur
Mr. Durham
Alabama
Wynell
Leesburg
Fla
Beryl M. Love
Beryl Marie Love
Earl, Ark
Vermilion
Fisher Funeral Home
Wellington
Pittsfield Township
Lynn L. Brasee
Wellington Road
George M. Poupard
Baltimore
Brasee
Alien Memorial Hospital
Richard
Bar
Heay
Tire
Curtis Scheaffler
Greater Byth and Vicinity
Karey
C. Curtis
Ereest
W. Scheattler
Illinois
C of C Plans Bay Festival
Midview Talks
State Department of Education
MEA
Ed Seabold
Carson
David Gardner
Police Department
Gardner
Chris Morris
Lorain County Fair
Chris
Lester Morris
R.D. 1
Rt. 10
Dave Zapotosky
Elyria Council
Radican
Bowman
George Ferguson
Whitfield
Pease
House of Representatives
Maes
1.S. Navy
The
Lorain County Fair Board