Rose DeVeny, Lorain printing firm owner, dies at 102
Mrs. Rose AE DeVeny, owner of DeVeny Printing Co. in Lorain, died at Avon Oaks Nursing Home after a long illness. She was 102, lived at 1025 West Erie Ave., and retired in 1945. Survived by daughters Eloise Moir and Muriel Staab, plus William Flanson and 22 great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Schwartz Spence and Boyer Funeral Home led by Rev David Yoost. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Memorials to Emmanuel United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose AE. DeVeny
DeVeny Printing Co
Lorain
Avon Oaks
West Erie Ave
DeVeny
South Ridge
Ohio
Emmanuel United Methodist Church and Choir
Quota Club
Sorosis Club
James
Eloise Pat
David Yoost
Elmwood Cemetery
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Obituary notices for Sam Peppas and others in Elyria area
Sam B Peppas aged 81 of 251 East Broad St died at home after a long illness. He was a retired projectionist and a Greek Orthodox Church member. Also listed are Harley C Hornbeck 65 of 143 Fairlawn Ave who died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after two weeks illness. Mildred Crane McEwen 87 of 36 South Pleasant St Oberlin former Board of Mental Health member. Evalee Gregory 58 of Glenville WV died after a heart attack in Grantsville Hospital. Burial and service details follow for each, with family survivors listed and church or funeral home arrangements noted.
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Sam B. Peppas
East Broad St
Mildred Crane McEwen
South Pleasant St
Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Mental Health
Allen Memorial
Brooklyn
N.Y
Card of Thanks for Jim Waldecker Family
The family of Kathy Billy and Betsy Waldecker thank Pather Francis Cook Sacred Heart Church the Clergy of St Mary's Elyria Laubenthal Funeral Home the Burn Unit staff at St Joseph's Hospital Columbia School Keystone School neighbors at Pheasant Run EST Bank for the Jim Waldecker fund and all friends and relatives for floral masses gifts food and cards including Mr and Mrs Alfred O'Donnell and Family Mr and Mrs William J Waldecker and Fat ated Batnily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Billy
Betsy Waldecker
Pather
Francis Cook
Sacred Heart Church
St Mary's
Elyria
Laubenthal
St. Joseph's Hospital
Columbia School
Keystone School
Pheasant Run
EST Bank
Jim Waldecker
Alfred O'Donnell
William J. Waldecker
Batnily
Lodi teen dies after car rolls over him on road
An 18 year old Lodi man Herbert Ewell of 105 Evergreen Circle was killed when he was thrown from a car that then rolled over him on Medina County Road 97. Driver Matthew Ditwiler 17 of Seville fell asleep at the wheel and escaped with minor injuries while passenger Renne Obourn 16 also escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Medina
Herbert Ewell
Evergreen Circle
Medina Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Matthew Ditwiler
Seville
Enell
Renne Obourn
Ethics gaps blamed for costly government
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank Celebreeze told a Cleveland City Club Forum that government waste stems from officials’ lack of honesty and ethics. He linked morals to honesty, warned against equating ethics with religion, and cited business cheating as driving stricter laws and bigger government at taxpayers’ expense. He blamed law schools for failing to stress ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank D. Celebreeze
Celebreeze
Cleveland City Club
Celebrecaze
Ragone named new president of Case Western Reserve University
David Ragone, head of the University of Michigan College of Engineering, chosen as the new president succeeding Louis A. Toepfer after the Case Western Reserve University merger. Ragone, 49, MIT graduate, formerly dean of engineering at Dartmouth and Michigan, with prior roles at General Dynamics and Michigan faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragone
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Michigan
Department of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering
General Atomic Division
General Dynamics Corp
Thayer School of Engineering
Dartmouth
Ohio Bell to Build HQ in Cleveland Downtown
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. plans a 16 to 20 story corporate headquarters in Cleveland's Erieview area. President William MacDonald says ownership will be cheaper than current leases at Erieview Tower and two other sites. Construction would start in 1931 with a 1983 completion, costing about $36.8 million for 2100 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Erieview
Ohio Bell
William MacDonald
Erieview Tower
Amherst Fights over Executive Meeting and Idle Police Cruiser
Amherst officials traded blame after a Wednesday executive committee session. Mayor Anthony DePaola says he was ousted. council members claim he stormed out. Police say the cruiser with bad brakes remains idle after DePaola refused to authorize $399 for repairs, delaying two new cruisers this year.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Cora Godfrey
DePaola
Mrs. Godfrey
Harry Chambers
Depaula
Lonnie Dillon
William Hall
Hall
Westlake Ward 3 Meeting Set With City Leaders
Westlake residents are urged to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday at the Starlite Ballroom 27112 Detroit Road with city administration department heads safety forces and Ward 3 Councilman Theodore Busch to discuss progress and future plans for the ward. The event is the first in a series over the next two months with a Ward 2 meeting planned for the next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Ward 3
Starlite
Detroit Road
Safety Forces
Theodore Busch
Bay City Band Debuts During Kiwanis Travelog
Roland Hosmer will direct a 32 piece city band when it debuts Sunday at Bay High School during the Bay Kiwanis annual travelog. The band plans summer concerts in Cahoon Park.
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Bay Village
Roland Hosmer
Bay Kiwanis
Bay High School
Cahoon Park
William Szuch 61 dies from January accident in Amherst Ohio
William C Szuch 61 of North Pyle Road Amherst died in Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries from a January 22 accident at Mid Ridge and Pyle Roads. A World War II Army veteran he was a custodian at Amherst Schools and formerly with Fruehauf Trailer Co for 23 years. He was born in Cleveland and lived in Amherst most of his life. He belonged to Nativity Church South Amherst and the Ohio Association of Public School Employees. Survived by wife Mary 32 years two daughters Katherine Columbus and Diana at home two brothers James Amherst John Elida Ohio two sisters Margaret Sterna and Mary Heusser both of Amherst. Visitation at Garland Funeral Home Amherst Sunday 7-9 pm and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 pm A rosary at 7:30 pm Monday. Services 9 am in the funeral home and 9:30 am Nativity Church Rev Wallace Roth officiating. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Amherst.
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Harley C. Hornbeck
Fairlawn Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
General Industries Co
Buckhannon
W. Va
Hornbeck
Elyria
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
Myrtle L
Harley J
Richard
Alice) Osborne
Dale Hindmarsh
Brookdale Cemetery
Capitol Theatre
Peppas
Greece
Etyria
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
Lorain
Ahepa Greek Fraternal
Mary M
Harris
Anastasia) Youngblood
Oberlin
Anastasis
Spero
Gust
Paul
Australia
Harold Dicken
Achilles Siagris
Brookdale
Lincoln Blvd
Evalee Gregory
Lewis St
Glenville
Grantsville Hospital
Gregory
Braxton County
West Virginia
Orval
Raymond
Allen
Leon
Randy
Owen
Delores) Fisher
Sue Phillips
Gene
Janice) Clouser
Charles
Phyllis) Marks
Steven
Pamela) Wilhelm
Donald
Sandra) Clevenger
Normatown
Ralph Carder
Linn
William C. Szuch
North Pyle Rd
Amherst
Middle Ridge
Pyle Roads
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Mr. Szuch
Cleveland
Nativity Church
South Amherst
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Mary
Katherine
Columbus
Diana
James
John
Elida
Ohio
Joseph
Margaret) Sterna
Thomas
Mary) Heusser
Garland Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Wallace Roth
St. Joseph Cemetery
GM unit shifts IBS warehouse to Elyria plant
General Motors New Departure Hyatt Bearings division moves its Industrial Bearing Specialist warehouse from Sandusky to the Midway Industrial Park in Elyria. The relocation frees 14,000 square feet in Sandusky for expanded manufacturing and will be completed February 29. The unit employs 25 people and serves distributors nationwide through five warehouses.
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Hyatt Bearings Division
General Motors
Sandusky
Midway
Elyria
Lester A. Lanning
IBS
Clevelander's shaky Ohio primary bid sparks delegate talks
Cleveland lawyer Richard B. Kay faces a dim outlook for the Ohio June primary as he seeks steering committees in all 23 congressional districts and demands candidate caucus meetings and addresses. He vows to recruit Democrats for delegates while criticizing President Carter and Senator Kennedy and proposing national service over conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Florida
Richard B. Kay
Ohio
Kay
Cleveland
President Carter
Edward Kennedy
Ohio Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
White House
Cleveland settles utilities suit for 1.5 million
Cleveland accepted a 1.5 million out-of-court settlement from four of five utilities in a 330 million antitrust suit over efforts to eliminate the Cleveland Municipal Light Plant. The deal includes a two year technical assistance pact and leaves CEI as the main defendant, with ongoing showdowns to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
George Voinovich
Cleveland Electric [Luminating Co
Ohio Edison
Toledo Edison
Dusquesne Light
Pennsylvania Power
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
Voinovich
CEI
Lorain Mayor bans driving city cars home
Lorain Mayor William Parker issued a strict order prohibiting city employees from taking city-owned vehicles home effective February 11, 1980. Exceptions require a written request and approval by his office. State exempt cars, police cars, and those used by the safety and service directors and the mayor are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Fiscal Responsibility
William Parker Friday
Parker
Amherst council approves renegotiated police contract
Amherst finance committee passed a 3-year police contract by a 6-0 vote to council. The deal preserves a $1.50 hourly raise but removes fringe benefits such as eye care coverage and a college credit pay incentive. Mayor DePaola foes veto citing city costs. override needs five votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst — Council
Council
Cora Godfrey
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
Readers on ERA era draft reveal mixed views
In letters debated by C T readers, women and men criticized and defended female draft registration. Opponents argued it unfair or unnecessary, while supporters stressed equal rights and responsibilities. Some urged women to choose freely, others urged drafting women for clerical or front line roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Army Corps
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Rose DeVeny
Sam Peppas
Robert McEwen
Mrs. Orval Gregory
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home
Greater Byria and Vicinity
Siren
Warvey
Cortes Emeat
Cuyahoga
CWRU
Cleve
Says
Lynn Haessly
C-T
Baloney
Bay City
Glen Miller
Army
William Calley
Calley
My Lai
Carter
United Nations
Shah
Idi Amin
Russia
China
Cambodia
Utilities
CEL
Tusday
Amherst Council
Fulton Funeral Home
Doyle E. Blackburn Russell D. Fulton
Main St
Grattan
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