Area death notices from Elyria and Oberlin sources
Obituaries report Earl C Greenland 70 and John H Ryan 50 of Elyria area died Sunday night at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Other notices include Jessie M Boddie 60 of Lorain and Albert Allen Quinn 71 of Oberlin. Services set at Sudro Curts and Wilhel Thurston funerals with burial in local cemeteries. memorials to heart fund urged.
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Ear C. Greenland
John H. Ryan
Marwell
Seilles Ave
West Side Lumber
Elyria Memorial Hos Concrete Corp
Pilal
Ryan
Ruth E. Persons
Cha
Seminiaw and Pin Trucking Lines, Inc
Sally
Lorain
Jessie M. Boddie
Jesus Only Church
Aliie Stevens
Elmwood
Boddie
Carton Ave
Wiggins Nursing Home
Oberlin
Listie
Lora
Missson Society
Friends
Brown
Pam
Holy Name Society
St. Ladislaus
Pal Petro
Emil Dovala
Funeral
St Ladislaus Church
Calvary Cemetery
Petro
Hoover Blvd
St Joseph Hospital
Two fined on traffic charges in Elyria
Two men were fined in Elyria Municipal Court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Robert H. Vance, 26, also faced fines for no license and was jailed with two days suspended. Herbert F. Boecker, 34, received three days in jail with credit for time served and license suspension of three years. State patrols had arrested both men Friday.
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Elyria
Robert
East 41St
St. Lorain
Act‘ing
J. W. Dilgren
State Highway
Darling leads 1965 New York critics awards summary
New York critics name Darling best picture of 1965 with Juliet of the Spirits as best foreign film. Julie Christie wins best actress for Darling and Oskar Werner earns best actor for Ship of Fools. John Schlesinger praised. Fellini noted for Juliet of the Spirits. Lorain incident mentions Betty J. Bell found guilty, jailed days suspended on good behavior.
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New York
New York Film Critics Monday
Darling
Juliet of
Federico Fellini
Lorain
Betty J. Bell
We. O. Guesp
East 30Th St
Jean Letczaveth Leonard
Allen McCown
Denver Ave
John S. Kolena
Miss Bell
Erupting Aloi Volcano Draws Scientists To Crater Tour
Hawaii scientists battled rain and sulfur fumes to inspect the Aloi volcano eruption. The crater on the Big Island erupted Friday night, sending lava down the slope for five hours as researchers equipped with portable seismic gear entered the area. Earth tremors opened a six foot trench on the Chain of Craters road near Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park as smaller fissures appeared nearby.
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Hilo. Hawaii
UPI
Aloi
Hawaii
Wiliam Kinoshitta
Laval
Hawaiii
Volcano National Park
Lawsuit Seeks 50000 Over Restaurant Fall Injuries
Ada G. Marvin of Lorain sues Thelma Wise operator of Leidheiser Restaurant Vermilion for right leg injuries from a May 15 1964 fall on a step at the parking lot entrance, seeking 50000 in Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
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Lorain
Card of Thanks from the Horner family
The Frei Eadaway family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for kindness during bereavement. Special thanks go to listed doctors pastors and donors for services and to Mr Luse Blact of the Chronicle Telegram for the photograph.
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Dorothy
Horner
Tal. D. Pirairo
Robertsor
Mac
Hawthorne
Charles Ham
Eve Schauitier
Horne
Luse Blact
Chronicle-Telegram
Bessie Schnar
Defense Dept Awards Largest Jet Contract in History
The Defense Department officializes a $1.363 billion contract with Lockheed Aircraft Corp for 58 C5A transport planes built in Marietta Georgia. An extra $500 million for engines will go to General Electric under a separate contract.
Coin collection stolen from Lorain home
A $200 coin collection was stolen by burglars who broke a window to enter the home of Mr and Mrs Gary Shuck at 4515 Camden Ave Lorain. The Shucks were away from Friday until yesterday when the break in was discovered by police.
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Lorain
Gary Shuck
Camden Ave
Shucks
Firelands Democratic Women's Club Announces New Officers
Newly elected officers include Dorothy Stapf president Dorothy Reehrdanz vice president Erimina Laeber recording secretary Martha Jennings corresponding secretary Mary Kitchens financial secretary and James treasurer.
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Norwalk
Firelands Democratic Women’s Club
Dorothy Stapf
Bellevue
Pressident
Dorothy Reehrdanz
Erimina Laeber
Martha Jennings
New London
Mary Kitchens
Jeannes
Weather roundup sparse scores across cities
The brief weather item lists numbers for Cleveland New York and Miami with a photo credit, indicating a nationwide weather roundup. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
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Cleveland
New York
Miami
Penny Ramble Inn and Metro Stationers Change Hands
Andrew Phelps and wife owned the Penny Ramble Inn which moved across the street. Earl Sandrock and wife Anita Gotro, of Elyria, now run Metro Stationers from 133 Columbia Ave with three children. Neil serves in the US Medical Corps at Fort Sam Houston, Lynn works for Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, and Dianne is a seventh grader at Eastern Heights Junior High. Sandrock previously worked at Dairy Service Co in Obertin before it merged with Parson Dairy and has spent about ten years as a stationery salesman.
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Andrew Phelps
Penny Ramble Inn
Metro
Earl Sandrock
Anita Gotro
Elyria
Columbia Ave
Neil
US. Medical Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Lynn
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Dianne
Eastern Heights
Sandrock
Dairy Service Co
Obertin
Parson Dairy
Mrs Sherman thanks donors for Brecksville Hospital collection
Mrs Florence Sherman of 347 Pasadena Ave thanks 26 contributors for a drive started by Lawson Milk Co’s Bob Gilfether that raised 32.25 for Brecksville Veterans Hospital. Funds buy pens, pencils and supplies for patients including her husband, a critically ill Elyrian.
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Arthur
Florence) Sherman
Pasadena Ave
Brecksville Veterans Hospital
Bob Gilfether
Lawson Milk Co
Sherman
Area hospital news brief on births and discharges
A list of hospital notices records new births for multiple families as well as numerous discharge names in Lorain area ZIPs. The item mentions Sir Jack Cornell Ted Harry Kr0sky and Robert Krosky among others with addresses, and lists many discharged patients including Catherine Bradley Mrs Bratoli Mrs Brewer Lilly Carroll and others. The entry also recalls local sheriff history and regional officials.
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Jack Cornell
Whitmar
Ted Harry
Garford Ave
Robert Krosky
Rare & Berea
Richard Mills
Eleventh
Edwin Zak
Concord Ave
Catherine Bradley
North Olive St
John Brattoli
Roosevelt Ave
Raymond Brewer
Wesley Ave
Lilly Carroll
Woodford Ave
Alan Clontos
Whitman
Helen Diederick
Riverdale Ct
Blain Dowers
West Second St
Charles Fine and Son
Eaton Blvd
Grafton
Robert Grasse
Olivet Dr
Paul Stephany
Crestwood
Avern Uake
Renee Thompson
North Avon-Belden
Barbara Zgoda
Best Ave
Joseph Zoomerman
Sherwood Dr
Lorain
Fire guts Wakeman home on Rt. 20 west of Wakeman
A Wakeman residence owned by Clayton Kelley and housing his wife and six children was gutted by fire discovered about 12 45 p m by a passing motorist. The family, at an automatic laundry, lost all clothing except what they wore and what had been taken to the laundry. Firemen from Wakeman and Townsend battled flames for over two hours. The cause is undetermined. the home had just been remodeled. The Kelleys were moved to Richard Wolfe's home on St Johns Road.
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Wakeman
Clayton Kelley
Rt. 20
Townsend
Richard Wolfe
St. Johns Rd
CORE Director Heads New Center
James Farmer, longtime national director of CORE, will resign March 1 to lead a new 350 million program for education and job training for the poor. The Center for Community Action Education Inc. will be financed by federal and private funds, with a CORE spokesman saying a new CORE director will be elected next month.
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Washington
UPI
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Center For Community Action Education Inc
Greg Harris
Harris
Collision on Rt 254 hospitalizes man after two car crash
Lorain County deputies report three people injured in a two car collision on Rt 254 yesterday evening. William Mahaffey, 22, is listed in fair condition with a fractured right leg at Elia Memorial Hospital. Carl Gibson, 50, suffers a cut lip while Geraldine Laury, 21, has facial and head bruises. Laury's 2 year old daughter Frances has a bruised forehead. Laury was eastbound on Rt 234 near Rt 301 when her car skidded on ice and was struck by Gibson’s vehicle. No charges filed.
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Sheffield
Lorain County
Geraldine Laury
Maine St. Loram
Frances
Ohio marrieds face draft soon
Ohio Selective Service Director Raymond Clouse said January drafts will target some of Ohio's 19 457 married men in the 1996 age bracket without children as quotas exhaust eligible unmarried men. He added reclassification of 33 680 men in the 1 Y group offers no immediate manpower, leading to eventual drafts of men aged 26 to 35, then fathers and 18-year-olds.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Selective Service
Raymond Couse
Clouse
Elyria Jaycees Offer Christmas Tree Burning Tradition
The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce promotes its annual 12th Night Tree Burning at Cascade Park on January 6 at 7 p.m. Residents should place discarded trees curbside for city pickup and transport to the park for a public torching ceremony led by Jaycee chairman Richard Janiszewski. Mayor-elect Reichlin will announce pickup dates next week.
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Elyria
Richard Janiszewski
Banker James J. Nance None Campaign Finance Chair
Cleveland banker James J. Nance was named finance chairman for State Auditor Roger Cloud as he seeks a four year term in 1966. The announcement was made in Columbus by UPI.
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Columbus
UPI
James J. Nance
Cleveland
Roger Cloud
Libya withdraws piastre coin reform sparks confusion
Tripoli Libya announces withdrawal of its piastre and 2 mill coin notes with 10 and 100 mills as replacements under a new coinage law. The change, affecting Libya's pound subdivided into 1000 mills, leaves piastre terms to lapse and to be replaced gradually.
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Tripoli
Libya
Ironton
Ohio
Roger
Rt. 58 Hearing Set for January 18 in Wellington
A public hearing on widening seven miles of Rt. 58 in Lorain County will be January 18 at Enterprise Hall in Wellington. reported by Donald H. Timmer director of Ohio Highway Department Division 3. The $778 000 project runs from Wellington north corporation line through Pittsfield to Oberlin south corporation line, with construction planned for 1967.
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Lorain County
Enterprise Hall
Wellington
Donald H. Timmer
Division 3
Ohio Highway Department
North Corporation
Pittsfield
South Corporation
Oberlin
Chiang ex-aide dies in Cleveland
Col M Thomas Tchou former personal secretary to Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek and former Chinese cabinet minister died at 70 Saturday at University Hospital Cleveland He served in the Chinese Army was minister of labor and China s chief representative at the International Labour Organization in Geneva with a role as vice president of its 14th conference He was a technical consultant with Trygve Hoff & Associates and is survived by a son a daughter and three grandchildren.
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Cleveland
UPI
M. Thomas Tchou
Chang Kai Shek
Tchou
University Hospital
Trygve Hoff & Associates
Cleveland Engineering
China
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Elyria youth fined for disorderly conduct after altercation
An Elyria youth was fined 50 dollars and costs in Municipal Court after a clash at Marcel Hall near Middle Avenue and Washington Oberlin Road. The case cited anti smoking class attendance and the judge noted that about half of those completing the course relapse into smoking.
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Marcel Hall
Middle Ave
Washington
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
Clapy
J.wies
Nigren
Raymond L. Tillman
Wasne St
Space weather fair for Pioneer 6 satellite
The Pioneer 6 satellite reports fair space weather on its solar voyage. Launched December 16 to study the interplanetary system and sun, it will complete a full day orbit and approach as close as 77 million miles at its nearest point.
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Washington
UPS
The
Space Agency
Pioneer 6
Russia Tops World Flax Output Despite Red China Gap
Russia remains the leading flax producer, harvesting just under one billion pounds annually, with total world flax output around 1.5 billion pounds per year excluding China. Poland Belgium France and the Netherlands are also key producers.
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London
China
Russia
Poland
Belgium
France
The
Netherlands
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Nancy) Washburn
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Thompson Rd
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West River Rd
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Avon Lake
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Hollowrew Dr
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40Th St
Keri Dure
Erie Ave
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Efrain Casull
Vine Ave
Donald Gamble
Ashwood
Joseph Clinclar Jr
Fifth
Juan Hernandez
Spencer Jenkins
Dallas Ave
Billie Kidd
North Broadway
Marcial Orellana
Xird St
John Schauss
Fifth St
Joan Schonert
1Th St
Denise Sifter
20Th
Cathy Szoyka
Idaho Ave
Mary Urig
Jack Yermans
Devonshire
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State St. Vermilion
Edna Farrell
Venice Rd
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Jackson St
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Woodhill Dr
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Clarence
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Order OF the Golden Sure
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Space Weather Fair
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