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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1971

Page

6

Lorain Area Obituaries List Several Residents

Deaths from Elyria to Lorain and surrounding towns include Mrs. Margaret Frey 60 of Lorain, a Fisher Body worker, with services at Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home. Mrs. Dossa Ham 77 of Lansing NC died in Elyria Memorial Hospital. infant Laurie Ann Darr of Amherst died at University Hospitals Cleveland with a praveside service planned. additional notices for Elliott Harles, Gralten Vincent, Miss Minam A, Stanley Tomski, and Mrs Vesta Lewis cite funerals, visitations, and burial arrangements across Elyria and Lorain communities.

Margaret E (Walrhead) Frey Lorain St Joseph Hospital Broadway Elyria Frey Fisher Body Plant General Motors Corp Washington Avenue Christian Church Elyna Russell Audrey Price Arlene Knepper Barbara Briton Donald William Wallhead Betty Ashburger Fremont Julius Charles Toth Steve Toth U.S. Army Alex Toth Ft Smith Ark Friends Reichlin-Cooley J. Kenneth Evans Elmwood Dossa M. Ham Lansing Elyria Memorial Hospital Robert Ham Grandview Dr Ham North Carolina Baptist Church of Robert Wiley Luther Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Badgers Funeral Home West Jefferson Ham Cemetery Little Horse Creek Laurie Ann Darr Victor H. Darr Miller’s Trailer Park Amherst University Hospitals Cleveland David Darr Victoria Ann Darr Marie Hite Edna Starr Ridge Hill Memorial Park Garland Funeral Home Elliott Harles Woodbury St. Elyria Emma Lousons Elliott T Pete H One Poore Warrin Eldred George Burns Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Dover Masonic Lodge Nesbitt Gralten Minam East College St Oberlin Hathe Benny Marjorie Campbell Norma Erf Mary Jane Hawk Cowling Funeral Home Funeral Home Union Cemetery Columbus Stanley Joseph Tomski LaGrange Rd Amherst Manor Tomski Helmetta Western Automatic Screw Co John el Monte Calif Joseph Peoria Ill Thomas Hammond Anthony Marines Frederick Navy Charles Wilma) Bistow Arcadia Catherine Bittner-DeCarlo St Agnes Church St Mary Cemetery Cyrus Lola Ottimer Ft. Lauderdale Fla Cora Hawkins Perry Burt Miller Ethel Kimmel Stoystown Hazel Trott Kelleys Island Emma Lykens Shadyside Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home

Sister of Billy Rose dies in Los Angeles

Polly Rose Gottlieb former actress and sister of Broadway showman Billy Rose died after a long illness in Los Angeles. She appeared in several Broadway musicals and was married to Hollywood producer writer Alex Gottlieb.

Los Angeles Polly Rose Gottlieb Billy Rose Mrs Gottlieb Hollywood Alex Gottlieb

Elyria Bond Validation Heads to Court Action

Opposition to Elyria's bond validation suit arises as the case nears a hearing before Judge James McCrystal. The action seeks to clear legal obstacles to $700 000 parking deck bonds tied to a $3 million county administration building project with Lorain County. Beal opposes the suit per attorney J William McCray.

Elyria Kosma J Glavas Glavas J William McCray Wendell C Beal Common Pleas James McCrystal Sandusky Lorain County McCrystal Beal

New London School Board considers 3 mill operating levy

The New London school board plans a 3 mill operating levy on the May ballot to raise about 48000 dollars for salaries. Teachers would get roughly 39000 of the funds and 8000 would go to other staff. Beginning teacher salary would rise from 5700 to 6000 with a bachelor’s degree.

New London Joseph Hurley Edward O'Reilly Charles Meyer Hurley

Lone burglar nets $700 in Amherst office break in

A lone burglar pried open the rear door of the Amherst Lorain Telephone Co office Sunday night and moved a heavy floor model safe to an exchange area before opening it, police said. Chief Arthur Koppenhafer labeled the crime semi professional and noted the haul exceeded $700.

Amherst Lorain Telephone Co Arthur Kappenhafer Chronicle-Telegram Koppenhafer

Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Jerry McAlpin

Merle Emery at 158 Spruce Street reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jerry McAlpin. The couple resides in Elyria and the birth notice appears in the Monday listing along with an address at 10383 Oberlin Road.

Jerry McAlpin Spruce St Merle Emery Oberlin Rd

Births Listed for Local Families in Amherst and Sheffield Lake

A series of birth notices appear for area families including a son born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Kuhn at 440 Nantucket Place and a son to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hernandez at 844 Warwick Drive. Also noted are a son to Mr and Mrs Allan Mac 1521 Missouri Ave James Cavanaugh 1020 Fifth Street a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Slatcoff 4716 Willow Avenue and a son to Mr and Mrs Andrew Scislowski 2025 East 42nd Street.

Melvin Kuhn Nantucket Pl Apt Ernest Hernandez Warwick Sheffield Allan Mac Missouri Ave James Cavanaugh Fifth St John Slatcoff Willow Ave Ason Andrew Scislowski 42Nd St

Births Recorded for Carlton and Orsik Families

Oberlin Allen a son to Mr and Mrs Terry Carlton 165 Fairway Dr. A daughter to Mr and Mrs George OrsiK 136 Lincoln.

Terry Carlton Fairway Dr George Orsik Lincoln St

Sick Pay Exclusion Reduces Income Tax Bills

The sick pay exclusion lets certain 1970 payments for medical expenses or personal injury escape federal tax. CCH outlines when wages count, waiting periods of 7 or 30 days, weekly exclusion limits of 75 or 100 percent, and how to compute the exclusion. A Form 2440 statement supports the claim, with rules for disability retirement and wage continuation plans.

Commerce Clearing House National Reporting Authority CCH

Attorney Forces Ohio to Pay $1,502 Judgment After Public Auction Threat

Cleveland attorney Harry J Dworkin pursued a 1964 case for John J Shadler, who won a $1,222 judgment against Ohio. The state balked, missed filings, and a sheriff attached BES furniture in Cleveland. A judge death blocked amendment, an injunction followed, and Ohio finally paid the judgment plus legal costs.

Columbus LPI Cleveland Bureau of Employment Services Harry J Dworkin John J Shadler Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Dworkin BES Gilligan Ohio Leach

Seven Elyrians Overcome by Gas Stove Fumes

Seven people in Elyria were treated for gas inhalation after a gas stove was used to heat a Woodbury Street home. Firemen administered oxygen and seven victims were later released from Elyria Memorial Hospital. The stove had been used since the furnace broke down, and investigators cited an improperly set oven burner and poor venting as possible causes.

Elyria Polly Frazier Theresa Glen Glenda Rhonda Frazier Amy Steele Cindy Steele Elyria Memorial Hospital Woodbury St Joseph Dunlap Columbia Gas Ohio

Union Denies Race Bias in Local 129 Charges

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 129 denies racial discrimination claims by the Elyria chapter of the NAACP president Isaac Chapman. They cite lack of job opportunities and few black applicants for apprenticeships as reasons for no new black members in two years.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Elyria National Association For the Advantcement of Colored People Isaac Chapman Electricians’ Union Tom Patterson IBEW Local 129 Patterson Ohio State Employment Service

City rezoning blocks apartments near Wilkes Villa project

Elyria City Council approved a first reading of a ordinance to rezone 55 acres along Fuller Road to prevent apartment construction near the Wilkes Villa complex. Klingbeil Management denies a 50 unit plan but hints development could be possible. two more readings and a hearing are needed. The council also approved the 1971 workable program for HUD funding.

Fuller Road Wilkes Villa Elyria Klingbeil Management of Columbus Klingbetl Council Department of Housing

Parental notes and business ties feature in Parma and Elyria

Russ Davies and family details include three children with Anna Marie and Maxine named. Family heads discuss football and basketball prowess. Elyria Area Chamber of Commerce reports growing membership with new firms such as Don Binnie Insurance, Collins Auto Parts, Dreco Inc, Fixtures By Loren, Chrysler, Lorain County Title Co, Oberlin Savings Bank, Prout Chevrolet, Ryals Construction, Weathervane Club, Woolsworth, and attorneys Harold West and Roy A West among signatories.

Steve Baxter Parma Anna Marie Roger Deering Lorain Deerings Maxine Larry Goldback Columbus Mary Jo John Kovacs Elyria Bobbie Joe Joe Sr Joe Jr Frances Elyria Area

West family circle sparks busy town chat

Harold and Roy West along with father Archie and T had a lively discussion. The piece notes a misread sign at a local law firm, mentions Matt Roth Sr in Florida, greyhounds racing, the St Louis Cardinals arriving for spring training, and a retired Lorain steel worker enjoying life. Matt also praises a February birthday column and Jack Ambrose’s well being.

Harold Roy West Archie Middle Avenue Sam Bill Elyria Matt Roth Sr Florida St Petersburg St Louis Cardinals al Lane Lorain-Cuyahoga U.S Steel, Corp Matt Jack Ambrose

Arctic Oslo Cattle Hold About Ten Percent of Norway

Cattle in Arctic Oslo region number around 5000, representing roughly ten percent of Norway's national herd. The herd size highlights the area's significant role in the country's livestock economy and agricultural output.

Oslo Arctic Norway

Council to consider piling replacement

City engineer recommends replacing 203 feet of damaged sheet pilings at Riverside Park along the Black River to curb erosion. Total project would be 560 feet for 168000 dollars, with alternative reduced scope. state funds unlikely without a launching ramp.

Lorain Black River Riverside Park Leonard Mercer Mercer Col R. Wilson Neff Port Authority Rodney Hale Neff

Fauver opposes city bridge plan changes

At a council meeting Fauver criticized changing the extension to a regular city street not a limited access highway. Richland Engineering drafts $138000 worth of drawings. Mayor Reichlin insisted the project used regular streets and council approval was needed.

Fauver Richland Engineering

WATKINS NAMED PRESIDENT OF CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD

Hays T Watkins Jr of Cha grin Falls has been elected president and chief executive of the Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He will succeed Gregory S De Vine March 31 as De Vine retires March 20. Watkins joined C O in 1949 as a staff analyst and has grown up on the railroad according to Cyrus Eaton, board chairman.

Cleveland UPI Hays T Watkins Jr Chagrin Falls Cyrus Eaton Chesapeak & Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Watkins Gregory S de Vine de Vine Eaton

Color TV Stolen From Sheffield Township Apartment

Margaret E. Cook 24 reported a $400 color television taken from her Sheffield Township apartment between 7 am February 8 and 1 am yesterday after the front door was picked. Deputies noted the break in occurred at Apt 305 5000 O’Neil Blvd as she returned from a visit.

Sheffield Township Margaret E. Cook Apt O'Neil Blvd Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Russell Frey Martin A. Ham Eldred Benny Stanley J. Tomski Mrs. Cyrus Lewis Vesta V. Lewis 18Th St Lewis Garden Avenue Boone Christ United Methodist Church The Elks Ladies Auxiliary Ladies Bowling Association Sudro-Curtis Fenerel Home, Inc Fond Vehry Rl Heo Emberrine Hervey Ernest W Scherffley Meroe Phewe London Meyer Oiadan Elyria Memorial St. Joseph Oberlin Allen Man Shad Donald E Leach Willam J Brown Shadley Mrs. Frazier By Anita Schrodt Chapman Elyria City George Miraben Miraben George Smittle Mississippi HUD Russ Davies Leonard P Reichlin Reichlin Lorain Boulevard Cleveland Area B&o C&o Clark & Park
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