Area Deaths Show Local Residents Died in Ohio Hospitals
Obituaries list Marjorie Kyer of Grafton dying at Elyria Memorial Hospital with funeral plans to be announced by Blackburn Fulton Funeral Home. Bertha R. Cotter of New London, 86, died after brief illness in Norwalk. services set at Eastman Funeral Home New London with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Jack H. Thompson, 69, of Lorain, died after brief illness. funeral services at Carter Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Lillian C. Dobras, 78, former Lorain resident, died in Marysville Tennessee. graveside services in Lorain with memorials to Faith United Methodist Church. Additional notices: Eva Biggs, 1.95, Oberlin, and Sam DiFrancesco of Avon, with services and burials coordinated by local funeral homes. Joseph A. King, 69, Elyria, retired NASA model maker, long civic involvement. memorial service to be held at First United Methodist Church in Elyria. arrangements by Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kyer
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Blackburn- Fulton Funeral Home
Bertha R. Cotter
New London
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Milan
C.E. Ward Co
Baker Church
Missouri
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Goldie Howell
Rita Clark
Byron West
Clyde Reed
Albert Cotter
Eastman Funeral Home
Keith McKenzie
Grove Street
American Heart Association
Northeast Ohio Affiliate, Inc
E. 115Th St
Cleveland
U.S. Steel Corporation
Lorain- Cuyahoga
U.S. Steel
Thompson
Rossie D
Nee Williams
Kathy Portis
Lorain
Walter Earl
Rufus James
Kevin M
Los Angeles
Calif
James Thompson
Chicago
Carter Funeral Home
Abraham Reynolds
The
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Elmwood Cemetery
Lillian C. Dobras
Sacramento
Paris Crabtree
Chattanooga
Tenn
Herman Crabtree
Livingston
Victor E
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Faith United Methodist Church
Feichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Biggs
Oberlin
Cowling Funeral Home
Ilam Rural
Westwood Cemetery
Difrancesco Sam
Avon
Mary
St Peter Church Baurial
Calvary Cemetery
Joseph A King
Elyria
NASA Lewis Research Center
First United Methodist Church
Ushers’ Association
Farmer Hurt by Cornpicker in Wellington
Wellington Kirke Grose 44 of Route 58 North escaped serious injury Thursday afternoon when his right hand was caught in a cornpicker. He was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin for a badly bruised hand and fingers. Firefighters freed him with a pipe wrench after his hand slipped between the husking rolls. The Grose farm was formerly the 3 K Fur Farm where mink were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kirke Grose
Route 58
Grose
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Louise
Change in zoning sought in Columbia
The Columbia Township Zoning Commission began a proposal to remove strip industrial zoning along the north side of the railroad tracks between Station and Sprague roads. A public hearing is set for January 8 at 8 p.m. at the Columbia Town Hall. The zoning would switch to residential with five developed sections preserved and new highway business districts plus a recreational district created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Station
Sprague Roads
Columbia Township Zoning Commission
Columbia Town Hall
Avon Lake to gain a new shopping center at Lear Nagle
J and D Properties president Jerome A Weinberger announced a 384 acre Avon Lake site at the northeast corner of Lear Nagle and Walker roads will host a 40 000 to 50 000 square foot retail center as the first phase. Financing talks with national retailers continue with a groundbreaking slated for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Lear- Nagle
Walker Roads
Jerome A. Weinberger
J & D Properties
Cleveland
Weinberger
Fazio’s
Elyria Savings and Trust
City of
Planning Commission
Gray Drug Stores Inc
Sherwin-Williams Co
Ohio
Ship hits Lorain breakwall on busy run
The American Steamship Co. of Buffalo owns the vessel involved in a breakwall collision near Lorain. Councilwoman Mary Jo Cook noted the north outer breakwall is well marked and visible, calling the wall a fine structure despite the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steamship Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Lorain
Thorkildsen
Mary Jo Cook
Corrections On Falconry Demo At Carlisle Visitor Center
A correction notes the falconry demonstration at the Carlisle Visitor Center is Sunday at 7 p.m the date was misreported in the Chronicle Telegram. Heiko Luehrs 20 of North Ridgerville was found not guilty of assault after a prior Elyria Municipal Court verdict of disorderly conduct and criminal damaging. The jury had the option to find him guilty of the assault charge, which was reduced from the original count. The assault acquittal was omitted in a November 22 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Heiko Luehrs
North Ridgerville
Luehrs
Fire Halves Lorain Legion Post 30 Damaged By Fire
A suspicious blaze heavily damaged American Legion Post 30 at 1112 W Erie Ave Lorain. Firefighters arrived 4 51 am and fought the flames until 6 30 am with an estimated 30000 in building damage and 10000 in contents loss. Investigators remained on site as Mary Jo Cook councilwoman noted prior remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
American Legion
Erie Ave
Mary Jo Cook
R-7
Lorain American Legion Post
C-T
Gene Krebs
Jewell Re-elected Head of UAW CAP Council
LORAIN Jack Jewell, leader of the United Auto Workers Community Action Program Council since 1968, won a new three year term at Local 425 Kennedy Hall. The slate includes John Hatcher Local 2000 president and Rob ert Palmer Local 425 member as second VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
UAW
CAP Council
Jack Jewell
United Auto Workers Community Action Program
CAP
Cleveland
Kennedy Hall
Lorain
John Hatcher
Local 2000
Robert Palmer
Local 425
Sam Betounes
Local 780
Wendell Layne
Harry Hardman
Local 101
John Klein
Local
Joe Teresi
Barbara Dean
Local 996
Births and New Arrivals Across Elyria Lorain and Nearby Towns
A list of birth announcements dated Nov 24 to Nov 30 naming newborn daughters and sons to numerous families including THOMAS RICH, ABRA HAM, TRONARD, OSBUN, BARNES, MARCU COT, ADKINS, BOGGS, CAMPBELL, MARTZ, CORDERO, TUNNELL, DICKEN, STRIKER, BROWN, SHAFFER. Locations include Elyria Lorain Vermilion Grafton Amherst Spencer Columbia Station and addresses in short form.
Ohio Senate Honors Otto Schoepfle On Retirement
The Ohio Senate approved a resolution honoring Otto B. Schoepfle for a 40 year newspaper career at the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. The tribute lauds his leadership of the Chronicle-Telegram and notes his community service with the YMCA Salvation Army United Way and local development groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Otto B. Schoepfle
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Alan J Zaleski
Delyria
Otto B. Schoepfie
Schoepfle
YMCA
Salvation Army
United Way
Lorain County Medical Foundation
Lorain County Development Commission
Cleveland Faces Slumping Manufacturing Amid Recovery Gap
Ohio OBES data show Cleveland's September manufacturing jobs fell 5,200 year over year, with durable goods driving the drop while non manufacturing gains totaled 25,600. Wages rose to an average $11.43 per hour, and overall manufacturing share declined from 30 percent in 1979 to 22.7 percent, contrasting with statewide trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Cleveland
OBES
Ohio
Pesticide Training Course Scheduled for December 16
An area wide pesticide applicator training course will be held December 16, 1986 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Michands Town N Country in Strongsville. Registration is $10 at the door. The program updates applicator knowledge for continuing or recertification in commercial and private pesticide use. For details, contact Lorain County Cooperative Extension Service in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michands Town
Country
Pearl Road
Rt. 42
Strongsville
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Jack H. Thompson
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Little Rock
Ark
Meckleye
Amherst
Iona
Ronald
Larry
Sunter
Garland-Mwendth
Park Ave
Ai Borne
Joseph A. King
Firelands
Huron
Deb Heineman
Bowling Green State University
Firelands College
Heineman
McBride
Office of Admissions At
Lorain Legion
Elyria Memorial
Michelle Thomas
Logan
Elyr
Davter
Henderson
Martha Rich
Melvyn Lane
Dale
Tam Abraham
Quarry
San
Ata
Lauren Tronard
Tren Osbun
Cowley
Richard
Barbara Barnes
Bennet
Linda Marcucot
Queen Anne
Charles and
Ouida Adkins
Adams St
Vermilion
Calvin
Bonnie Adkins
Elm Rd
Ethe Boggs
Hodge Court
Norman
Susan Campbell
W Main
Spencer
Michael
Lindy Martz
Portage Dr
Nancy Cordero
E 42Nd St, Lorain
Curt Tunnell
Harcourt Rd
Sherry Dicken
Bryan Striker
Purdue Ave
Elyna
Jerry Wd
Wilhelmina Brown- Inc
St. Loran
Dorinda
Paul Shaffer
Columbia Station
Otto Schoepfle
Lorain County Florists
Washington Ave
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