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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1988

Page

6

Area deaths in Elyria and surrounding towns

Obituaries list area residents including John J. Rumph 76 of Elyria who died at Amherst Manor after a short illness and Hilda Schlachter 86 of Norwalk. The notices name survivors, funeral details, and burial sites, with memorial funds requested for the DeVoe memorial. Other notices include Drozek and Garcia families, and multiple funeral service times across Elyria Wellington and Norwalk.

John J. Rumph Elyria Amherst Manor Berea Roehring Co Lorain Rumph St. Mary Church John Bertha) Hook Lorzin William Barbara) Cawley Mary Lou Parker Orlando Bob Edward Lennie John Jr Fla Ronnie West Virginia Howard Iirene Siritzel North Eaton Dorothy Wohlever Avon Leonard Eleanor) Dudziak Floyd Cecilia Laubenthal-DeCario Funeral Home Hilda Schlachter Norwalk Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Monroeville Roy McClurg Jr Wellington Wellington Community Hospital Morehead Kentucky Alexe McClain Centerville Ind Louise Youngless New London Irene Toy Wilford Jeffersonville Jack Soldier Clarence Gene Patterson Ohio Billy Liberty Jerry Larry Bobby Tommy Norton Funeral Home William Rugg Greenwood Cemetery

Late rains curb corn crop but soybeans recover

Elyria observers report the drought slashed corn yields to 30-60 percent of normal, while soybeans fill pods at 55-75 percent and third-cut hay reaches about 70 percent. A Coop Extension survey finds 70 percent may need no further hay aid, with more forage for cattle. Estimated area losses previously near 21 million dollars.

Elyria Jerry Long Cooperative Extension Service

Columbia High School teacher Nannette Hersman retires

The Columbia Board of Education accepted the resignation of 36 year veteran business teacher Nannette Hersman at a special meeting. Arleen Kale will be recalled to fill the vacancy. The panel also hired Betty Dasher as half time kindergarten teacher at Copona School and Jerry Miller as night custodian. Rita Vibonese will supervise latchkey program. Amherst School Board approved a three year contract with the Amherst Teachers Association with raises and contract modifications.

Columbia Nannette Hersman Columbia High Board of Education Arleen Kale Columbia Business Office Hersman Betty Dasher Copona Jerry Miller Rita Vibonese Amherst Amherst School Board Amherst Teachers Association Avon Avon Local Board of Education Avon Hast Avon Teachers’ Association

Quayle ties mix up highlighted in Elyria corrections

Chronicle-Telegram notes corrections to a story about Dan Quayle. It clarifies that Helen Roeppie is a Democrat, Glen Roeppie a Republican, and that Quayle’s quote about the privileged rich was meant for Glen. It also corrects a marriage license listing and passes along library and Avon School Board items.

Chronicle-Telegram Dan Quayle Helen Roeppie Elyria Glen Roeppie Quayle Glen Helen Gregory John Wilger Academy Ct Mechanic Ann Marie Ziegman Buckingham Dr

Lorain Struggles With Desegregation Bilingual Conflicts

Lorain schools face a desegregation shortfall as two campuses Palm Academy and Southview High resist full integration under the 1984 consent decree. District attorney Giardini cites bilingual programs as a cause, while the court awaits Dowd Jr. ruling on treating Palm separately. NAACP opposes maintaining segregation for bilingual needs. The Desegregation Board endorsed a one year extension for Southview but did not rule on Palm.

Lorain Palm Academy Southview High School Anthony Giardini Lorain City David Dowd Jr Palo Giardini NAACP Dowd Palm Southview

Premium beef auction at Lorain County Junior Fair yields top prices

Grand champion and reserve champion steers across multiple breeds sold Saturday. High selling loads include a grand champion black angus from Matt Muir at 4.00 per pound to Convenient Food Mart, and a reserve champion Angus from Cheryl Bado at 2.55 per pound to Hannah Lochner. Other champions moved to bidders such as Whirlaway Textile Spindles, Tom's Country Place Catering, Halli Brothers, Lauerhahs Custom Butchering, Keller Trucking, Dor Standen Auctioneer, and Lorain County Bank, with prices ranging from 90 cents to 4.00 per pound.

Wellington Lorain County Matt Muir Pittsfield Convenient Food Mart Cheryl Bado Hannah Lochner Huron Whirlaway Textile Ken Mazurek Tom’s Country Place Avon Marci Mull Harrison Ford Pat Knoble Halli Brothers Hob Staron Lauerhahs Custom Butchering Inc Grafton Dana Handrosh Lorain County Bank

Paula Young resigns from Sheffield board

Paula Young resigned from the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake school board Monday night. Her husband Gary Young did so last week to spend more time with family and work at BF Goodrich. The couple plan to move to Avon Lake this Saturday. Applicants for two open seats must submit resumes by September 6 with vacancies filled by September 14.

Sheffield Lake Paula Young Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Gary Young BF. Goodrich Avon Lake Young Ali Harris Road

Avon takes action against sewer tap-in holdouts

Avon Mayor Charles Busser announced a crackdown on 15 residents for failing to complete sanitary sewer tap-ins beyond 180 days. Fines would be 100 to 150 dollars per day. eight unpaid tap-in fees and seven who paid 350 dollars but did not tap in are among the group. Law Director Tom Smith will notify the 15 by letter. council also moved to attach unpaid sewer or water bills to taxes after 60 days.

Avon Charles Busser Busser Council Taayer’s Court Tom Smith

Nordson Foundation Revives Amherst ETC Grant Program

A $10,000 Nordson Foundation donation renews the Amherst Schools ETC Enhance The Curriculum Grant Program after a one year break. Curriculum Director Tim Logar told the Amherst Board of Education that excess lottery profits funded small grants for supplies and programs to enrich education, a practice resumed with a grant selection committee deciding awards based on teacher applications. Grants will be awarded on Oct. 19.

Amherst W Nordson Foundation Tim Logar Amherst Board of Education Logar The Nordson Foundation

Beating and Robbery Outside Jackson Hotel on Broad Street

A 43-year-old man was beaten and robbed near the Jackson Hotel on Broad Street, losing about $70. Later reports note thefts from J and D Salvage on Infirmary Road, a gunshot damage to a home window at 753 Georgetown Ave, and $50 in quarters stolen from Clark Gas at 259 Oberlin Road.

Jackson Hotel Broad Street J &. d Salvage Infirmary Road Georgetown Ave Clark Gas Oberlin Road

Wellington theft an inside job at Marathon station

Police say a night attendant and four juveniles planned the merchandise theft at Marathon station on Route 58 south around 2 10 a m on Aug 12. An 18 year old Sullivan man is charged. Two juveniles are in the detention home, one released to parents, and the fourth to be picked up.

Wellington Marathon Morris Fureron Jr Sullivan Fureron

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Rumph Dan Dutkofski St. Mary Cemetery Hilde Schlachter Huron County Miss Schlachter St. Paul Catholic Church Altar and Rosary Society of the Church St. Vincent de Paul Society Charles Edwin Oscar Schlachter Amelia Mantet Amanda Best Marguerite Hemstreet Heaston- Gerber Funeral Home Hervey Keller St. Joseph Cemetery St Paul East Main Freeman Smith Freeman R. Smith Elyria Memorial Hospital Heuston-Gerber Funeral Home Drolek Ropa Westlake Drozek Rose Dombrowski Aera Berial Ridge Hall Memorial Park Lorais Garcia Ines Herswarth Elyvia Jesse Cindy Clapham Horvath Sr Curtis-Scheuffler Fenerel Witch Banal Ridge Hill Brighton Martin 8 Ive Deila Core Norma Jean Greensons Ben Mart Jerry Marts Emerson Curtis-ScheufSier Funeral Ata Arak T Brookdale Cemetery Eish2a Corde Mt. 71 Elyna Tors Glenn Fullacks Loretta Mahone Melvin R. Taylor James R. Simmons Thurman ¢ Taylor Carter Funeral Home Saddle Avenue Mt. Nebo Primitive Baptist Church Brookdale Ejstia DeVoe Services Nancy K. DeVoe Pee Clark Bethany Lutheran Church Philip Swigart DeVoe Fred Anderson Nancy Clark DeVoe Long Columbia High School Amherst Board Magcresd Elyria Public Library Washington Ave Avon School Board James Hardiman Norma Jones C-T Angus Hereford Mike Schaffer Ted Gerber Greg White Sheffield Board Cathleen Catanese North Ridgeville Mildred Gallagher Sheffield Sheffied Village Sheffield-Sheffield Lake School District
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