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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1986

Page

4

Area deaths list local residents with obituaries

Obituaries from Lorain and Elyria note deaths of Phyllis Burns Ralph Stone Eva Spiegelberg Beatrice Manning Gail Kothe and others. Services and funeral details, family survivors and memorials to cancer society or churches are listed with helpers Curtis Scheuffler Reichlin Roberts Schwartz Spence.

Funeral Etiquette booklet advises saying nothing if unsure

Ohio funeral directors publish a 15 page guide urging tactful behavior at services. The advice emphasizes presence over words, offering hugs and personal memories rather than clichés. Do not say I know what you're going through unless truly felt. listen more, keep remarks brief, and follow tasteful customs such as flowers and appropriate attire.

Beth Steve Gehlert OFDA John Ruth Gehlert

Columbia Township couple charged after marijuana grow found

Elyria Township deputies seized several pounds of marijuana plants on a 14 acre property on East River Road. The couple is charged with trafficking in marijuana, permitting drug abuse through real estate, and possession of criminal tools in Elyria Municipal Court. Plants were buried among other crops and someHarvested stalks weighed for lab analysis after a warrant was executed.

Elyria Lorain County Columbia Township East River Road Sheriff’s Department Martin Mahoney Mahoney Air Patrol Sheriff's Department

Lorain County Bridge results by Ruth Amon

Amherst Duplicate Bridge Club results list North-South winners Betty Barnes with Marjorie James 102 and Bobbie Larkins with Mickey Kane 94. East-West winners Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deutsch 112 Barbara Miller with Ben Vaneerden 101 Bob Powell with Dr Nick Jarmoszuk 82. The club meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Lorain Family Y 1121 Tower Blvd.

Betty Barnes Marjorie James Bobbie Larkins Mickey Kane Jim Ryan Mary Kaiser Robert Deutsch Barbara Miller Ben Vaneerden Bob Powell Nick Jarmoszuk Amherst Duplicate Bridge Club Lorain Family Y Tower Blvd

Lorain Duplicate Bridge Club Weekly Games Night

Lorain Duplicate Bridge Club meets Thursdays at 7 30 p m at the Lorain Family V for duplicate play North South pairings Scott Powell 131 Frindt Kolecki 119 Barnes Otto 114 East West Zajac Yeamans Kaiser Driscoll 128 126 123 Contact Amherst phone 988 4592 for details and bridge information.

Dean Scott Barb Powell Kate Frindt Pat Kolecki Betty Barnes Marty Otto Julius Zajac Jerry Yeamans Kaiser William Driscoll Lorain Duplicate Bridge Club Lorain Family

Cleveland schools ordered to desegregate by court

Battisti ruled the Cleveland School Board maintained a racially segregated system and issued a remedial plan that included busing and upgrades to management and education. Tutela, back as superintendent, says the board now cooperates with the court order to educate children fairly and meet mandated reforms.

Voinovich National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Cleveland Paul Briggs Battisti Ohio Board of Education Cleveland School Board Tutela Ronald Boyd Frederick Holliday Holliday

Friends seek to save historic Avon Lake house

Local group the Friends with Avon Lake Historical Society aim to restore a two door house slated for demolition. They plan to move the building, dig a basement, install a furnace, then remodel interiors while using it as a historical library learning center and event site. Community support and stock sales fund Phase One, with Mayor Hausrod backing the private effort.

Phil Bruder Friends Avon Lake Historical Society Avon Lake Kiwanis Avon-on-the-Lake Richard Hausrod Bruder P.O. Box Avon Lake

Death notices from Avon and Lorain record Mary E Dragos and Helen Pavelschak

Mary E Dragos 60 Avon wife of Edward S mother of Edward G Jeffrey Gail Ogle and Beth Frey with four brothers and two sisters, visitation Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral Mass Monday 10 a.m. at St Mary Church Avon. Helen Pavelschak 73 Lorain native, mother of Stephen with one brother and two sisters, visitation Sunday 7 9 p.m. and Monday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. at John R Devin Funeral Home Lorain, burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery Lorain. Contact details indicate funeral and church services in Avon and Lorain.

Phyllis P. Burns Stanbery Lorain Elyria Memorial Hospital Conneaut Elyria Ford Motor Co Burns VFW Ladies Auxilary St. Lad’s Club Bonnie Novak San Jose Calif Pauline Gould Helen Chronister Marion Cornborough Gaithersburg Ralph O. Stone Greenway Ark General Motors Co Yipsilanti Mich Church of Christ Stone John O. Stone Bill G. Stone Fairfax, S.C Beatrice M Owen) Manning St. Joseph Hospital Lorain Public St. Joseph’s Manning First United Methodist Church of Rachael Circle American Association of Retired Persons Sunshine Lorain County Retired Teachers Association William E. “Ted” Manning Tom Nancy) LaForce-Gilbert Don Peggy) Fritz Rose E. Beck Jack E. Beck Floyd W. Owen Schwartz-Spence and Boyer First United Methodist Church Laranne O'Donnell Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery American Cancer Society Gail B. Kothe Monroe Middletown Regional Hospital Middletown Saginaw AAA Breitenbach- McCoy-Leffler Mark Allan Brookdale Cemetery First United Presbyterian Church Drahos Mary E Avon Edward S Grace Buillinghast Edward G Jeffrey Gail Ogle Beth Frey Burmeister Countyline Funeral Home St Mary Catholic Church St Mary Cemetery Pavelschak Helen Stephen John R Devin

Collins School Restored Honors Presidents With 1898 Wall Graffiti

Brantley recalls returning to her old class and finding graffiti preserved beneath a slate with a class list dated April 20, 1898. A burglar alarm was added as a concession to modern times while an endowment fund supports upkeep and operation. Naomi Whitaker and Ann Stratton will take on teaching duties, with Mary Ann Neff teaching music.

Brantley Steve May Carrie Ray Ann Stratton Naomi Whitaker Xenia City Mary Ann Neff Collins School Beavercreek

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Eva K. Spiegelberg Amherst Hospital Hempel Funeral Home Beatrice Manning Jeremy Gayheart New London Jeremy Byron Stephanie Gayheart Shelby Ohio Tom Mahl Columbia Two Ruth Amon Washington Lincoln MON
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