Area Deaths Cast Wide in Ohio and Nearby States
The obituary roundup lists Helen A. Houston 71 of Lodi dies after a year long illness at Lodi Community Hospital. Also remembered are James W. P. Hales 62 of Brighton who died at Wellington Community Hospital, Anna Gumpper 63 Lorain native, Helen M. Budd 77 of Fairview Park, and Elizabeth Reutter 93 of Medina among others. Survivors include children and siblings with multiple grandchildren noted. services and calling hours are announced, with burial plans and family affiliations to churches and fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Houston
N. Market St
Lodi
Lodi Community Hospital
Tennessee
Carl
Parker and Son Funeral Home
David Howell
Woodlawn Cemetery
Memorial Fund
American Cancer Association
James W. P. Hales
Brighton
Wellington Community Hospital
Camden
Ohio
Hales
Kent Sporting Goods Company
New London
Grace Beam
Mary Merrill
Lucy Neal
Wellington
Marie Gooder- John
Ashland
Norton Funeral Home
Funeral
Eugene Booker
Camden Cemetery
Anna Gumpper
Lorain
Russia
Gumpper
U.S
Buffalo
N.Y
Alex K
Roy E
John R. Devin
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Helen M. Budd
Fairven Park
Elyria
Budd's
Lakewood
Vernon
Allen
Fairview Park
Brinkman-Dress Funeral Home
Detroit Ave
Funeral Home
West Park Cemetery
Cleveland
Elizabeth Reutter
Crestview
Medina
Reutter
Litchfield Order of the Eastern Star
York United Methodist Church
Austin
Ruth) Hastings
Frank
Namomi) Stephans
Franklin, Pa
John
Esther) Bryenton
Lawrence
Marian) Beck
Rochester
Robert
Ruby) Wagner
York
Bauer Funeral Home
Columbia Road
Valley City
York Township
Litchfield Order of Eastern Star
Boringer Seviong ae 3 Ot Rigvelned Beets FuneralNotice
Deceased Laura A Boringer and a man were found, services set with St Francis Fourth Degree Assembly honors. Graveside rites at Garland Funeral Home and St Peter's Church details remain unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A
Grasso Joba d Sr
Latur Worth
Florida
Sorvivi
Amelia
Vee Meecha
Jace di U Rees
Janet Ibe
Faees
St Francis Fourth Degree
Booor Sanday
Feeral
Mane
St Peter's Catholic Church
Births August 20 Daughters and sons born to local couples
A list of births from Lorain area families with details including names of parents and addresses. Entries note births on August 11 12 13 14 15 and 19 for families such as KAMBA HARBERT ZAGORSKY REISINGER BENDER DUNHAM HELBIG RAMIREZ HILKO MARTINEZ FREDERICK HORVATH ARNOLD ACKERMAN among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kamba
Prospect St
Gene Harbert
Park Meadow
Nicholas Zipay
St. Lorain
James Zagorsky
East Erie
Lorain
Allen Reisinger
S. Durkee Road
Grafton
John Bender
Avon Belden Road
North Ridgeville
Carl J. Ramirez
Danley Square
Christopher Hilko
Tower Blvd
Vincent
Elizabeth Martinez
E. 31St St
Thomas A. Frederick
Woodside Ave
Vermilion
Bill
Lydia Horvath
Harborview Blvd
Township Garage Dump Hours Set 8 A.M. To 1 P.M.
Township residents only may use the dumpster from 8 to 1 at the town shop near the water tower. Monday events include New London Rotary at noon at First United Methodist Church. Business and Professional Women meet at 7:30 p.m. in the city hall club rooms. Broome Wood Post 292 gathers at 8 p.m. at the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Rotary
First United Methodist Church
City Hall
Broome Wood
American Legion
Elyria Woman Raped Near S Abbe Road
A 28 year old Elyria woman was raped early today while walking near her home after passing the VFW hall on South Abbe Road at 1 50 a m. A man grabbed her from behind dragged her to a wooded area and threatened to shoot her with a concealed handgun before raping her. He released her and told her to keep walking warning to not look back. The victim called police from a nearby phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
VFW
South Abbe Road
Ohio Turnpike Toll Debate Divides Lawmakers
In Cleveland Rep Marie Tansey and Rep Fred Deering clashed over whether Ohio should keep tolls on the 241 mile turnpike. Tansey argued tolls should continue to avoid potholes and fund future costs, while Deering urged conversion to an untolled interstate, noting higher driving costs and uncertain federal funds. He urged delaying a decision until a cost study is due September 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Marie Tansey
R-Vermilion
Fred H Deering
D-Monroeville
Deering
Busing fee refiles suit against board in Ohio
Attorneys for Griswold High School refile a $1.5 million suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court against State Superintendent Franklin Walter and the state school board. The case argues denial of a charter violated state standards after previous dismissal with prejudice by U S District Judge Battisti. Dennerl and Griswold, tied to anti-busing activism, contend due process and chartering rules were not properly followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Denneryl Jr
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Griswold
Dennerll
Beverly
Griswold Institute
Walter
Griswold and
Freedom Academy
Battisti
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Battisti's Court
Cleveland School Board
Dennerlt
Dennerl
William Blake
Blake
Lorain Wins 1.3 Million HUD Block Grant
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development awards Lorain 1.3 million in federal funds. About 600 000 funds home renovation and 240 000 buys property and relocation support. 200 000 goes to Denver Avenue street sewer and water work. Parks Pawlak Oakwood and Repko receive 68 000 for improvements. Remainder funds numerous smaller projects and admin costs after seven months of council administration disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S
Donald Pease
Pawlak
Oakwood
Repko
Funds sought for deputies vests in Lorain County
A special committee named VESTS under the Advisory Council on Sheriff Affairs appeals for $10,000 to buy 40 bullet proof vests for Lorain County deputies by August 31. Through Thursday, 162 donations totaling about $6,000 have been received after letters to local businesses and residents. Treasurer Alan Murphy notes the effort follows a deputy being stabbed in April and another shot to death in July 1979, since county funds are unavailable for vests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council On Sheriff Affairs
Lorain County
VESTS
Alan Murphy
Murphy
Elyria
Man pleads innocent to vehicular homicide in Avon Lake
Avon man James P. McPherson, 30, pleaded innocent in Avon Lake Municipal Court to vehicular homicide charges after a Stoney Ridge Road accident that killed 18 year old Timothy Temkiewicz. He was freed on a 2500 recognizance bond and had previously faced a driving while intoxicated arraignment with a 500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Avon Lake
James P. McPherson
Center Road
Stoney Ridge Road
Timothy Temkiewicz
McPherson
James Tassie
Theft From 1977 8 Derbee Road
Police fire log records a theft incident on Derbee Road. Entry notes a 1977 model car and associated path-o-labeled areas. Officers documented a break in at 245 Pin Dertee Road with unspecified items reported stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Vad
Masey
Derbee
Elyria Boy Scout earns Eagle Award at 147 Dorset Court
MARC B RORICK son of MR and MRS RORICK 147 Dorset Court Elyria receives the Eagle Scout Award. He has six years in Troop 136 and serves as junior assistant scoutmaster. A senior at Elyria High School he participates in Acapella Choir Key Club Junior Achievement and Drama Club plans to study computer science at Lorain Community College after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc B. Rorick
Richard Rorick
Dorset Court
Elyria
Rorick
Boy Scout Troop
Elyria High School
Acapella
Lorain Community College
BBB warns residents of subscription sellers in Cleveland
The BBB cautions greater Cleveland residents about itinerant magazine subscription crews door to door. It notes harassment by salespeople and a rise in minor crimes, with scams targeting teens for point-based scholarships. The BBB urges verification of firms and details hotlines for checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBB
Cleveland
Greater
Better Business Bureau
Ann Zabak
Threatened blue flu hits 2 Elyria firefighters
A threatened blue flu in Elyria's Fire Department did not materialize as only two of 21 scheduled firefighters called in sick. Off-duty crews covered, while seven Local 474 members left early Thursday and four called in sick Friday protesting late retroactive 1980 pay raises. Union president James Heginbotham said Mayor Keys delayed back wages to align with non-uniformed workers. arbitrators had ordered a partial July payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Asst
Joseph Dunlap
Local 474
James Heginbotham
Michael Keys
Heginbotham
Common Pleas Court
American Arbitration and Conciliation Service
Beverly Renner
Celeste Asks Donahey to Join Gubernatorial Bid
State Treasurer Gertrude Donahey says Richard Celeste asked her to be his lieutenant governor running mate in the Democratic bid for governor. Donahey told the Columbus Citizen-Journal Celeste, defeated by Gov. Rhodes in 1978, had made the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Gertrude Donahey
Richard Celeste
Open House Set for Elyria Post Office Tour
Elyria unveils a new main post office at 345 East Bridge Street with a Sunday open house from 1 to 5 pm. Visitors will tour from the loading dock to the front entrance while Black River Stamp Club members display collections and discuss Elyria’s postal history. The $1.3 million facility, four times larger than the old Broad Street building, opened in July and features increased automation. Celeste commented on Donahey’s role, while a state audit shows a $1.3 million discrepancy in the treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
East Bridge Street
Black River Stamp Club
Walt Evans
Black River Stamp Club Bulletin
Broad Street
Three men served indictments in Lorain case
Deputies served copies of indictments Friday to Randolph L. Newman 22 of 212 Gates Ave charged with rape. John Vincer 23 of 4872 Leavitt Road Lorain secretly indicted on seven counts of illegal possession of drug documents and related charges. Kerry L. Murphy of 400 W 14th St Lorain secretly indicted for theft of $2.46 from a Lawson Store at Broadway and 28th St on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Randolph L. Newman
Gates Ave
John Vincer
Leavitt Road
Lorain
Kerry L. Murphy
14Th St
Lawson
Broadway and
28Th St
Amherst teen awarded 90000 in jury verdict Friday
Tracey Schwering of 811 Valley Drive Amherst, then 15, was sitting on a curb near her home October 31, 1977 when a car struck her causing injuries to her legs hip back and nervous system. Defendants were Anne Jevince driver and Carol Jevince signer of her license. Plaintiff sought 750000. The three day trial was before Judge Robert J. Corts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Tracey Schwering
Valley Drive
Anne M. Jevince
Hickory Hollow
Carol Jevince
Richard D. Panza
Lorain
Robert J. Corts
Antique car owners sought for parade in North Olmsted
Homecoming planners call for antique or classic car owners to dress up the August 20 parade. Car clubs may participate as a group. For information call Dave or Art Albrecht at 777-5636.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Dave
Art Albrecht
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Carl Houston
Roy Gumpper
Vernon Budd
Edward Greber
East River St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dicken Funeral Home
Taylor Lfrank
Bigris
Matchine
Donald R
Doana K. Deeks
Sanaday
Roene
Curtis-Schentfler Funeral Home
Bighsnd
Elyria Memorial
St. Joseph
Martin Joseph
Cathy Kelly
Ed Dunham
Elmer Joseph
Penny
Casto) Helbig
Potomac Drive
David Arnold
Washington Ave
Gary Ackerman
19Th St
LaGrange
S. Abbe Road
Tansey
Ms Tansev
MS. Tansey
West Virginia
Maine
Indiana
Qhio
Denver Avenue
Lerain County Sheriff's Department
Celeste Donahey
Celeste
Mrs. Donahey
Democratic Party
Donahey
Blackburn, Fulton
Doyle E. Blackbur
Main St
Gratton
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