Elyria area deaths and incidents report
Obituaries note the deaths of Robert C. Andreano 91 of Elyria and Arlene E. Keller 58 of Wellington with services and burial details. Andreano a WWII veteran, retired from Norfolk Western Railroad, survived by two sisters. Keller died at Elyria Memorial Hospital, services set at Litchfield Baptist Church. Police report two Elyria men charged with driving while under the influence after separate incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Andreano
Brookshire Rd
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Andreano
Norfolk Western Railroad
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Harald
Margaret) Behne
Edward
Julia) Reineck
Elbert
Wainwright
St. Jude's Church
John Buza
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlene E. Keller
Wenner Dr
Wellington
Litchfield Baptist Church
David Shimp
Litchfield Cemetery
East Port Limited permit suspension in January
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control suspends East Port Limited liquor permit at 1397 Colorado Ave Lorain for one week in January from noon January 18 to January 26 for furnishing malt liquor to a person under 21 on Sept. 40. The action affects daily operations and enforcement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
East Port Limited
Colorado Ave
In Memoriam for Mother LEAR December 1989
In loving memory of my mother LEAR who died in December 1989. Ever loving and true to the task, dear mother. Our dearest daughter Lars Hebebrand and family remember her with affection and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Uras
Lars Hebebrand
Card of Thanks for Bruce family appreciation note
The family of WALLOUGHBY Bill BRUCE thank many friends neighbors and relatives for kindness generosity and prayers during our sorrow Special thanks to Dr Novatney nurses and staff of Flys ia Memorial Hospital Rev John Burs of St Judes Church Ken Roberts of Rewehln Funeral Home and members of The VEW Post 1079
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walloughby
Bill
Bruce Wash
Neagh- Bars
Novatney
Flys Ia Memorial Hospital
John Burs
St Judes Church
Ken Roberts
Rewehln Funeral Home
VEW Post
Names and origins appear in county transfer notices
A list of residents and their associates shows individuals from Lorain County and surrounding areas with transfers or moves. It names Jean Ann Barna, Melanie Webster, Frances Norton, Erna Jellison, Teresa Overby, Victoria Castro, Charles Church Jr, Theora Church, Marion Staylon, Carol Daniel, Jessie Flowers, Marjorie Szabo, Daniel White, Patricia Byers, Geraldine Byrd, Timothy Wahl, Patricia Carrion, Carlos Rivera, Diana Marquez, Tola Brown, Sheila Bruening, Marvin Harry, Barbara Sutton, Radonna Nelson, Betty Owens, Pamela Baldwin, Joyce Richter, Linda Sipes, Jane Hartman and others with addresses in Lorain, Am herst, Wellington, Grafton, and nearby towns, indicating transfers or connections among households and recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Lee Webster
Oakwood Dr
Eddie Mitchell Webster
20Th St
Lakewood
Colo
Frances Norton
Banks Road
Grafton
Ronald Norton
Erna Jellison
Pleasant Ave
N. Ridgeville
James Jellison
Teresa Overby
Brecaw
Columbia Station
Jimmy Overby
Victor Castro
30Th Street
Lorain
Victoria Castro
Reeves Ave
Geraldine M. Byrd
Diagonal
LaGrange
James N. Byrd
Westover
Roanoke
Timothy BD Wahl
Beverly Ct
Joanne C. Wahl
Magnolia Ave
Pasadena
Calif
Patricia A. Carrion
Washington Ave
Ernest Carrion
Carlos Rivera
Margarita Rivera
Diana M. Marquez
Jose L. Marquez
Appie Ave
Tola Brown
Cedar St
Charles A. Brown
c/o Checker Cab Co
E. St
Sheila Bruening
Crocker St
Amherst
Ralph Bruening, Jr
Pinecrest Apt
Marvin R. Harry
S. Lake St. S. Amherst
Dorothy R. Harry
Lake St
Barbara M. Sutton
Gina
James D. Sutton
Bevers den
Salon Dr
Apt. C. Vermilion
John B. Baldwin, Jr
First Marine Div
Camp Pendleton
Joyce A. Richter
Irving Park Blvd
Ronald Richter
Decatur St
Vermilion
Linda Sipes
Grove St
Wellington
William EB. Sipes
Vine St
Elyria Police Seek New Union Contract Agent
Elyria police aim to form a union contract approach through EPPA with a four member negotiating team led by Witt, Whitacre, and Riley. The move follows past separate city negotiations and FPOs influence. EPPA members largely overlap with the FOP, and 67 officers exist in the department, though five probationary patrolmen are ineligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KUM
EPPA
Witt
Ptl
Hubert A. Whitacre
Harlan R. Riley
Lodge 30
FOP
Patrolman’s Association
Riley
Elyria
Cleveland Police Patrolman's Association
CPPA
Stores Open Reduced Hours for New Year Holiday
Most area retailers will have limited hours or be closed Monday as a legal holiday. Midway Mall and area discount stores open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday. downtown Elyria stores vary. Government offices closed. no mail delivery. no garbage pickup. New Year’s Day brings only convenience-type stores. Most plants reopen Tuesday. some resume Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Mall
Elyria
Tappan Im Elyria
Carje
LMC Inc Granted C-1 Liquor Permit in Avon Lake
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced a new C-1 liquor permit issued to LMC Inc located at 118 Moore Road Avon Lake. The permit authorizes sale of high powered beer and wine for carryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LMC, Inc
Moore Road
Avon Lake
Ohio Department of Liquor Patrol
Contested will pits Doyle children against ex wife in Lorain
In Lorain County, Michele and Michael Doyle contest the December 5 1973 will that left the 343590 estate to Joanne Doyle their father James P Doyle who died in a fatal March shooting and the Florence Township fire. They allege Joanne used undue influence to secure the estate for herself, naming Charles and James as defendants along with executor Lawrence H Schell. The probate suit awaits a hearing before Judge Harold S Ewing with attorneys E G Koury and George Koury of Lorain representing the contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Doyle
Doyle Electric
Lorain
Florence Township
Doyle
Joanne
Lorain County
Michele
Michele Kinsley
Michael
Charles
James
Joanne Doyle
Michelle
California
Ohio
Perenne
E.g.koury
George Koury
Harold S.ewing
Near
Uttre
Lawrence H. Schell
Vermilion
Charles and
Carje Seeks Tax Renewal At Special Council Meeting
Mayor Richard W. Carje urges renewal of the city income tax at a 7:30 p.m. special meeting to prevent a $1,713 daily revenue loss. The outgoing council delayed action though the tax expires today. A Monday 8 p.m. organizational session will set council leadership and committees. A regular meeting follows Tuesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Richard W. Carje
Carje
Charles Stuart
Fisher-Titus announces hospital rate increases
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk will raise daily bed and service charges effective tomorrow. Four-bed ward rates jump from 82.50 to 95.50, semi private from 85.50 to 99.50, private from 91.50 and 96.50 to 108 and 112. Intensive care rises from 158.50 to 185 daily with small lab and X-ray increases. Other area hospitals have similar hikes. two hospitals expect no 1978 increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Richard Westhofen
Fisher-Titus
Elyria Memorial
Lorain Community
Aamherst
St. Joseph’s
Lorain
Southwest General
Middleburg Heights
Traffic incidents and theft reported in local area
A string of quick read incidents includes multiple two car crashes on Second Street at Middle Avenue Lake Avenue at Furnace Street and Depot Street with no injuries. A burglary at 934 Middle Ave was investigated with nothing stolen. A car was trapped in a crawl space at 311 Pasadena Ave but could not be retrieved. Minor injuries noted in a West Raver Road crash. About 218 dollars stolen from MacCleen's Car Wash on Griswold Road 41257. Sheriff deputies investigated burglary and theft under 156 dollars at Gastown Ri 20 Rusua Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James E. Young
Water St
Broad Street
P. Pyecroft
East Ave
Apt. C
Lake Avenue
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Furnace Street
Brian Smith
Pasadena Ave
Gulf Road
East River River Street
Middle Ave
Depot Street
West Raver Road
Lorain County
Hersworth
Gastown
Rusua
Father and son plead innocent in Oberlin assault case
Wellington residents James Clem Sr. 46 and Michael Clem 21 pleaded not guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court to aggravated assault charges tied to the December 22 beating of Wellington High School industrial arts teacher Scott Gregory. Police say the confrontation began after the 16-year-old Clem family member was ordered from class and refused readmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wellington
James Clem Sr
Michael
Johnson St
Scott Gregory
Gregory
Clem
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Court
Hospitals expand test accreditation to two years nationwide
The Commission expanded the test accreditation window to two years after development of the program. O Neal downplayed the life safety deficiencies at Community as non major and not affecting status. Massachusetts General Hospital and University of Chicago Hospital were among those receiving one year accreditation after the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neal
Commission
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Univrsity
Chicago Hospital
Cincinnati transit strike ends with bus service resume
Cincinnati area Queen City Metro buses finally roll again after a 23 day wildcat strike. ATWU Local 627 members voted 437 to 185 to accept management’s fifth contract offer, with mechanics returning to Metro garages to ready buses for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Queen City Metro Transit
Wildcat
Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local
Metro
Prague Spring returns to Cleveland Play House in 1975 76 run
The Prague Spring cabaret musical opens Friday at Euclid 7th Street Theater in Cleveland, running through Feb 4. It portrays Alexander Dubcek and Czechoslovakia’s reform era, with music by Joe Raposo and scripts by Lee Kalcheim, featuring Norm Berman and others under Richard Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Play House
Norm Berman
Wayne
Cleveland
Euclide 7Th Street
National Observer
Clifford Ridley
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
Communist Party
Lee Kalcheim
Joe Raposo
Play House
Sharon Bicknell
Richard Halverson
Joe D. Lauck
Wayne S. Turney
Richard Oberlin
Carne says not guilty to charges in Ohio case
Judy Carne’s attorneys filed innocent pleas on her behalf to drug abuse and forged prescription charges. The Laugh-In actress did not attend arraignment in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court before Judge William Morrissey. Carne, free on $5,000 bond, was arrested last month in a Cincinnati suburb for supposedly obtaining drugs with an illegal prescription while appearing at a local dinner theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Judy Carne
Miss Carne
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
William Morrissey
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Renz
Caroline Mape
Root Rd
Fred Gaecher
Bogner Funeral Home
Tod
Tda
Lena Reinhold
Lena Caroline Reinhold
South
Church of the Open Door
Pansey
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Norman
Eileen) Schmidt
Lester Elton Codney
Joseph ( Oyce) Mazzola
Florence Feher
William
North Ft. Meyers
Fla
Howard
Ernestine
Audrey
Cowling
Funeral Home
Don Engram
Darrell Farney
Westwood Cemetery
Joseph Shullick
Carrie Shullick
Joe and
Carrie
Raymond
Huron
Stephen
Joann) Pesho
Dalton
Richard
Delores) Lustek
John
Rita) McConley
Henry Muniga
Richard Muniga
Henry
Marcella) Kenzik
Nick
Frances) Hodrosky
Robert
Wanda) Showalter
Peter Muniga
John R. Devin
St. Stanislaus Church
Frank Kucia
St. Joseph Cemetery
Lucy Collingwood
Grant St
New London
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Martha Ackerman
Grove Street
Clarksfield Township
Collingwood
C.E. Ward Co
First United Methodist Church
Wide Awake Farm Women’s Club
Golden Agers
Mabel Dowd
Roy Collingwood
Eastman Funeral Home
Funeral
Allen Conway
Grove Street Cemetery
Memoriam
Bernie Bruce
Barbara J Smith
Curtis-Scheuttler
Greater Elyria and
Harvey C. Curtis Fest
W. Scheuttler
Jean Ann Barna
Joseph Ray Barna
Jane B. Hartman
Main St
Timothy E. Lloyd
Courtland St
Elyria Police and Fire Departments
Sheriff and State Patrol
Cincy
Turney
Joe D. Laack
Carne
Falt Pal Phond
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