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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1976
Page
15
Several Lorain County residents are reported dead including Mrs Irene Dzubak of Lorain owner of Kandy Korner and Mrs Alvin Noster of Lorain County born in Grafton. Also listed are Mike Merva of Sheffield Township and Richard Ward of New London a former NASA programmer. Burial and service details follow for each obituary with church and cemetery notes.
Naomi A Augustine 53 of 136 Jones St Wellington died yesterday morning at Allen Memorial Hospital after months of illness. She was born in Carrolltown Pa and leaves a son James and a sister Mrs James Parano among others. Burial in St Benedict Cemetery Carrolltown. Amelia Baker died at Lorain Ohio Extended Care Center after 12 years patient. Formerly of Lorain Elyria, husband Clarence died in 1953. Services at Grace Lutheran Oak Hills Nursing Home Elyria. Charles Samst retired Harshaw Chemical Co. employee died. Surviving children and grandchildren listed. Lawrence R Fieldhouse 73 of 115 Grove St Lodi died after two months illness. He held Rotary perfect attendance, served in Masonic and Scottish Rite bodies. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Services at Parker Funeral Home Lodi with Masonic rites.
Arthur J. Lombardi, 66, of West River Road Wakeman, died yesterday after a heart attack en route to Florida. Born March 2 1910 in Syracuse, he lived in Wakeman two years and previously ran Moto Rest Track Stop in Oberlin. Survived by two sons Darrell Wakeman, and Norman (Gwynn) Butler of Wakeman, eight grandchildren, brother Lee, sister Sue Marcell Canton. Cowling Funeral Home Oberlin. Visitation tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. at the funeral home. burial in Wakeman.
Obituaries list Lawrence Gallis Nora age 56 of 540 Stoneray Ridgeville survived by wife Mary sons Lawrence and Steven stepchildren Charles and Mrs Garr three brothers two sisters. Visitation at Bogner Funeral Home North Ridgeville Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM with a wake service at 5 PM. VEW Post 9871 to conduct services Monday at 7 PM. Funeral Thursday at St Peter’s Church North Ridgeville and burial in North Ridge Cemetery. Victor W. age 86 formerly of 757 Allison Ave London survived by brother Thomas W. Dunstan of Eira Vermont in Harold Dacken Funeral Home EisTa Monday 12 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Funeral services at Toendar at 12 AM at funeral home. Briths ofhouting
Toledo public schools halted operations on December 3 after a failed 7.7 mill property tax vote leaving a nearly 4 million deficit. With 42 percent approval for a tax hike and 12.9 million expected shortfall, officials warn of further cuts and possible reopening delays into 1977.
The Rev. Paul Haering, 44, minister of the Florence Congregational United Church of Christ, pleaded no contest to petty theft in Sandusky Municipal Court for taking items from Montgomery Ward in the Sandusky Mall. He was fined 100 dollars, sentenced to 30 days in jail with the sentence suspended on good behavior for one year, and arrested for shoplifting merchandise totaling 34.73 dollars. The items included a needle and file set, manicure sets, a drill bit set, musk oil, bath oil beads.
Five members of a Greenwich family were injured when their pick-up left Rt. 224 on an icy road. Peg Bennett 30 and her nine year old son Michael, Jesse Bennett 30 driver, and two children 5 and 2 were treated at Willard Area Hospital and released in fair condition. The truck struck a brick pillar and a power pole. no citation was issued.
A son to Mr and Mrs Richard SAYLOR at 2036 EB 42nd Street Lorain. A son to Mr and Mrs Larry A STONE at 454 Buckeye Drive Sheffield Lake. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Manuel ROMAN at 1427 Reid Ave Lorain. A son to Mr and Mrs Samuel FELTON JR at 2142 EB 29th Street Lorain.
Lorain County coroner expected to rule today on the death of Milton Hendon an Elyria man found at the top of a staircase in a boarding house at 136 Lowell Street He was 48 of 641 West River Street North police said no signs of violence and it appeared he collapsed at the top of the stairs authorities reported
Albert R. Donato Jr., 18, of 5258 Abbe Rd., was charged with possession and cultivation of marijuana after police found two plants in his apartment and a small bag of what appeared to be the drug in his coat pocket during an investigation at his building. He is due in Elyria Municipal Court.
Lorain residents James E. Gilchrist and William C. Mosley were arrested by Elyria police and trooper Dean Manning after their stolen pickup was spotted fueling at a Shell station beside the Rt. 57 Ohio State Highway Patrol Post. They are detained in Lorain city jail with formal charges pending. Kasper alerted police after confirming the license number.
Raymond L. Ross, 30, of 98 N. Pleasant St., was reported in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle collision on Rt. 61 northeast of Norwalk. Lawrence E. Ross, 46, of Old State Road Norwalk and his family were treated and released from Fisher-Titus Hospital.
Fire damaged the Dalton Hardwick residence at 246 East 48th Street during Christmas Day celebrations in Sheffield Township. The blaze caused about 10,000 in damage to the two story wooden home and forced a family of three to stay in a motel. No injuries were reported. Fire Chief Paul Slavik said the fire started around 10 am while thawing water pipes under a plywood floor with an unconfirmed report of a blow torch. The bathroom and smoke damage affected the rest of the house. The American Red Cross offered immediate assistance.
A 35 year old North Ridgeville man, Edward Birch, is in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two car collision on Sugar Ridge Road. Trevor Carter of Columbia Station passed Birch and struck his left rear, sending Birch and his wife Roberta from the car. Carter’s vehicle slid 113 feet off the road, grazed a utility pole, and rested on topsoil. neither Carter nor Mrs. Birch were admitted to the hospital.
Vermilion police, with aid from the Pennsylvania Highway Patrol, arrested Fred Hara tond. 36, of South Shore Court Apartments on charges of receiving and concealing property after he allegedly stole a television and bed clothing from a Pennsylvania motel. He posted a $1,000 bond. Police say he was spotted as he drove away from the apartment building and led officers to his home where the TV was recovered. The items were said to have been stolen from the Penn Air Motel near Breezeport, Pa.
Two Sandusky men were injured in a crash on Perkins Township when their van struck a bridge abutment after sliding on ice. Driver Steve Colvin, 20, and passenger Tim Bressler, 19, both from Sandusky, were taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in fair condition. The van rolled onto its left side after leaving the road near 10 45 p m yesterday. the incident is under investigation by the Erie County authorities.
A special Ely Planning Commission session is scheduled for tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the third Moor meeting room. The panel delayed action on a Cleveland Street project on Dec. 16 to allow revisions, with the development planned on property at Cleveland Street and Ri.
Judge James P. Horn of Elyria Municipal Court participated in the 16th Annual Conference of the Primaes Judges Association. The gathering focused on judicial administration and professional development.
Ronald Allen Jones, 16, son of the Benson Motel owner, was admitted to Samaritan Hospital in Ashland with an accidental gunshot wound. He was placing the gun in his left pocket at about 7 28 p m when it discharged during a return trip from the coffee shop after an unidentified man entered seeking coffee earlier at about 6 p.m. The sheriff said Jones is in fair condition today.
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