Deaths and services in Elyria and Lorain area
Obituaries from Elyria area note the deaths of Wes Durty Adkins of Sheffield Lake and Ralph M Limpach of Lorain, with details on survivors and funeral plans. Additional notices include Mildred Askew of Lorain, Roger Byrns of Amherst, and Perry A Yeagley of Lodi, listing survivor relations, previous employment, church links, and upcoming services or arrangements.
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Wes Durty Adkins
Alg Cove
Sheffield Leke
Sheffield Lake
Bendix
Westinghouse
Elyria
Hugh
Rut Hutton
Diane Hutton
We Ow
Laurel Hutton
Sutsis
Nnb
Mamie Decker
Freeport
Ruby K
California
F Hishs
Thanks for kindness after loss of husband and father
The family of the late Barnhart thanks Dr Walter Wagner and Amherst Hospital nurses for care. They acknowledge Rev Dr Ernest Knaute for consoling words and all who offered kindness and support to Elizabeth Barnhart and family.
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Fo Barnhart
Walter Wagner
Amherst Hospital
Ernest Knaute
In Memoriam for Frank Sihatter and Mark Fo Piatt
In Memoriam announce the passing of Frank Sihatter on February 9 1969 and Mark Fo Piatt who died February 7 1943. Messages from wife Margaret Chidier and grandchildren speak of memory gardens and lasting grief. The note hopes for peace and reunion in heaven.
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Frank Sihatter
Tim
Murgaret
Mark Fo Piatt
Private plane crash near Cincinnati claims four lives
A single engine plane crashed while approaching Greater Cincinnati Airport in Boone County. Three adults, two women and one man, died at the scene or en route to hospital. a second man was critically injured at St Elizabeth Hospital in Covington. Names were not released. The craft, registered to Joe Valanti of Cincinnati, likely departed Lunken Airport and Kentucky State Police seek a filed flight plan.
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Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Boone County
St. Elisabeth Hospital
Covington
Kentucky
Joe Valanti
Lunken
Private plane crash kills two near Carey Ohio
A private single engine plane crashed about one and a half miles northeast of Carey yesterday. The two occupants, a man and a woman, were killed. Sheriff Mark Cauble said names were not released and the site was closed as federal authorities were en route.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Carey
Mark R Cauble
Cauble
Scout museum to honor youth killed in Vietnam dedication
A Firelands Area Boy Scout Camp building will become the Firelands Historical Box Scout Museum with a memorial for Brian Murray a 21 year old former scout killed in action in Vietnam. Dedication at 2 pm includes a plaque, blessing, and history displays from Firelands Council troops.
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Scout Museum
Vietnam
Firelands Area
Firelands
Brian Murray
Trap
American Legion
Post
Lorain
Pam
Area Council
St Marys Church
Murray
Barney Henkin
Young Murray
Oberlin
Becker and Gore Orphan Ape Roads
Six area residents named to aid handicapped committee
Six area residents were named members of the Governor's Committee for the Employment of Handicapped at a Columbus meeting. Huron will serve on the executive committee. others include Mary Jane Lloyd of Lorain, Charles V. Neeson of Elyria, Alan VonDera of Elyria, Robert Frank Sandusky, and State Senator Tennyson Guyver Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's Committee For the Employment
Columbus
Swanbeck
Huron
Mary Jane Lloyd Lorain
Lorain County Society For
Charles V. Neeson
Elyria
Lorain County Council For the Retarded, Inc
Alan VonDera
Industrial Association of North Central Ohio
Robert Frank Sandusky
Veterans Service
Tennyson Guyver
Findlay
Lorain man bound over in shooting case
Lorain resident Knowles 93 waived preliminary hearing and was bound to the grand jury on two counts of shooting with intent to wound and one charge of malicious destruction of property. The Jan 26 Vine Avenue restaurant shooting injured his wife Ethel 42 and Jorge Monge 41. Knowles posted a 33000 bond and was arrested at home.
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Lorain Wallart
Knowles
Falcor Ra
John Kolena
Vine Avenue
Ethel
Jorge Monge
Knowies
Man Charged in Massillon Murder Out on Bond
Joseph Lo Smith of Massillon charged with first degree murder in the killing of Kenneth Oviatt, 26, of North Olmsted. Smith was released on $5, personal recognizance bail. A preliminary hearing was scheduled by Grayhill Municipal Court. Oviatt died Tuesday at Massillon City Hospital. Smith said he shot Oviatt after he claimed Oviatt was making advances to his wife. His attorneys argued the bond was allowed as self defense in their home.
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Massillon
Joseph Lo Smith
Kenneth Oviatt
North Olmsted
Smiths
Municipal Court of
Grayhill
Massillon City Hospital
Smith
Oviatt
Red Cross Teaches Talking Valentines for Service Members
The Lorain County Chapter of the American Red Cross offers online recording of talking Valentine messages for servicemen overseas. Messages and a Polaroid photo of the sender will be mailed to area service members at no charge. To participate, call the Lorain County Chapter on West River Road to schedule an appointment with Mrs Glenn Fairfield.
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Talking Valentine
Loraine County
American Red Cross
Lorain County
West River Roond
Glenn Fairfield
Lorain Chamber Leader To Address Avon Women Club
J Ed Uland executive director of the Greater Lorain Area Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Avon Women's Club meeting in the Central Security Bank Community Room tomorrow at 7 pm. The session titled What Makes Them Tick is part of Husband's Night with dinner. Hostesses include Mrs Fred Scharmann Mrs Michael Haag Mrs Frank O'Connell and Mrs Edward Zapor.
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AVON
Avon Women's Club
J. Ed Uland
Greater
Lorain Area
Amherst Rotary Club Datebook Summary
Calendar listings show Amherst Rotary Club events at Westminster Presbyterian Church and Avon Wortens Club, with times around 7 30 pm. Various local organizations including churches, PTA groups, Fire Department and hospital boards hold meetings in town venues.
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Rotary Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Crty Counerl
Church Circle
Methodist Churity Hospital Board of Trustees
Northern Savings reports 1969 earnings as satisfactory
Northern Savings and Loan Co held its 49th annual meeting. Eugene Hubbard, its fourth president, said 1969 earnings were satisfactory despite a tight money market. Net profit per share and dividend details were given, with 170000 added to reserves and 153767 retained as undivided profits. The company made 386 loans totaling 826 million, deposits rose 6.48 percent to 3941 million, and total assets grew 5.86 percent to 844 09 million. A new branch opened on Midway Mall Boulevard with plans for another branch near Rent Road Rt 20.
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Northern Savings and Luan Co
Eugene Hubbard
Hubbard
Northern
Ohio
Northerns
Midway Mal! Boulevard
North Hid
Feville
Meet
Rt 20
Rent Road
Hibbard
Huffmans
The Barn Remodel Completes In New London
The Barn formerly the New London Department Store completes extensive remodeling. The exterior now resembles a barn with cedar shake shingles. interior features include clothes rack stalls and a full line of women’s and children’s ready to wear, plus household linens and wall coverings from owners Mr and Mrs Deihert Barnes.
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New London
Deihert Barnes
Chatham PTA to view films and Founders Day program
The Chatham Parent Teacher Association will meet at 8 tomorrow night at the school to view films on safety from the Ohio Highway Patrol. A short program on PTA Founders Day will also be held.
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Chatham
Chatham Parent Teacher Association
Ohio Highway Patrol
PTA
Unrest at Cuyahoga Community College Raises Tensions
At least 200 students clashed with police on Friday prompting several arrests. Professor David Mitchell says unrest reflects long simmering grievances, noting an alleged premeditated plan discussed at a clandestine meeting.
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Cleveland
Upl
Cuyahoga Community College
Sik
David Mitchell
Accounting
Community College
Ohioans Called In Probe Of Fatal Fire
Four Ohioans are to testify tomorrow before a US Senate subcommittee on the Harmar House Nursing Home fire in Marietta Ohio that killed three. State Fire Marshal Thomas Sides says most victims died from smoke inhalation caused by carpeting backing. Testifying are Marietta Mayor John A Burnworth Fire Chief Beman D Riehl and Elizabeth Davey nursing home administrator. Boston carpeting maker officials and other national fire safety officials were invited.
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Washington
US Senate
Harmar House
Marietta
Ohio
Thomas Sides
John A Burnworth
Bemand Riehl
Elizabeth Davey
Boston Company
National Fire Safety
Two Lorain US Steel Workers Win Suggestion Awards
Photographs of two award winners at US Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works appeared misidentified in Friday’s Chronicle Telegram. Alfred Fawkell received 1 183 windfall for a material improvement. Thomas Moheh earned 953 for reducing maintenance on pipe upset machines. US Steel paid over 32,000 last year to Lorain workers who altered wear.
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US Steel Corps
Lorain
Alfred Fawkell
Beast
Thomas Moheh
Palm Ave
US Steel
Hawaiʻi abortion law easing considered by Senate
The Hawaii State Senate plans to vote on a bill to remove all restrictions on abortion by qualified doctors. Senate leaders expect an easy margin if passed, with Gov Burns leaning to let it become law without his signature.
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Honolule
Hawai
Senate
David McClung
House
John A Burns
Vincent Yano
Pollution control chief touts plant's progress in sewage treatment
Elyria plant chief Coen advocates source treatment and tertiary methods to remove phosphates as he recalls the 1920s facility, the 4th of July storm recovery, and the plant’s role in local industry. He highlights staff loyalty, student workers, and the need for practical solutions amid public misconceptions about sewage.
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Elyria
Ohio
Coen
State Departments
Lake Erne
Caen
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Mrs
Hugh Adkins
Mildred Askew
Ralph M. Limpach
Ralph M Limpach
West
21St
St Lorain
St Joseph Hospital
New Bavaria
Fannie
Ronald
Ralph New Bern
Milton. Dudash
South Amherst
Joan Ro Devin
St Joseph Church
Balthasar Keezan
St Joseph
Kransda
Hinsdale
Clevetang
Emmanue
Baptist Church
Thomas
Askew
Acon
Thomas Askew
Wheatane
William Conner
Spence and Boyer
Paneras Tomorro
Emmanuel Baptist Church
James Dersham
Eimwood Cemetery
Tne Farmly
Himmamue
Roger Byrns
Roger Bo Byrns
Golden Acres Homme
Amherst
Mr Byrns
Biondir
Perry Yeagley
Perry A Yeagley
St Lodi
Mt Dora
Arkansas
Yeagley
Spencer
Lod
Hendix - Westinghouse
Spencer Baptist Church
Luella
Betty Friend
Mian
Bernice Frank Lodi
Dora Robinson
Brigham City
Utah
Donna Erskin
Winter Park
Blake
May Snow
New York
Inez Schlega
Parker Funeral Home
Kopaes Sr
Cartae
Mike
Susar
Kop
Elizabeth Barnhart
Memoriam
Sudro-Curtis
Embalmers
Harsves C Carte
Bement W. Scheuffler
Counci
Red Cross
Lorain Chamber
The
Small Society
Brickman
Wortens Ciub Ton Central Bank
Conmiumis Joan
Avon Lake
Munierpal
Leauhwood
Schol
Schuglhouse
Columbia
the Strait
Henrietta
Firelands School Board
Senpal
Milan
Senpal Mothers Club
Jaycee Wives BP
Gene Harkelroad
Wellington
Northern Savings
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Ben Myers
Cus
Neal
Norther
Harry
Remis
Kopin Drug
Robert Choate
Wilmot Printing
George M Day
Huffman
Ralph Murbach
Chatham Pta
Cuyahoga
Caleverir
Student Union
Black Liberation Front
Charles Chapman
Chapman
Thomas Molich
Alfred Fankell
C . CIA
Corn
Ghia
Athens
Ohio University
Mary
James
Nancy
Coens
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