Area deaths toll marks several Lorain County residents
A group of Lorain County deaths is noted with memorial services and survivors. H Jack Standen of North Ridgeville died after an apparent heart attack at Elyria Memorial Hospital. T James Moore of Amherst died after a brief illness at Lorain Community Hospital. Other obituaries include Mrs Helen D Gessner of New London, Pasquale Patsy Trupo of Elyria, Mrs Suzanne Stafinski of Spencer, Arnold H Winzer of Lorain, James M Griffith of Avon Lake, with multiple survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jack Standen
Sugar Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Standen
Massey-Ferguson Company
Masonic Lodge
Medina
American Association of Retired Persons
Cleo
D. Jack
Omaha
Neb
Jeffery L
LaGrange
Don D
Lorain
Jean Corron
Sylvania
Joy Bridge
Mesa
Ariz
Janice Tomski
Grafton
Merril
Oberlin
Dean
Kansas City
Milo
Sarasota
Fla
Don W
Helen D. Gessner
New London
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Gessner
North Olmsted
Wilbur
David
Grace
Elyria
John
Serena) Madsen
Fairview Park
Eastman Funeral Home
Notice in Memoriams and Card of Thanks
Classified section places memorial notices and thanks at the top. The fragment mentions a notice with partial text and a contact line in the evening, but the readable parts indicate a misc obituary/thank you in a local column.
Missionary cites reforms in El Salvador killings
Reverend Denis St Marie, based in Guatemala City, says two American lawyers Michael Hammer of Potomac Maryland and Mark Pearlman of Seattle were likely slain by a far right group over land reform plans. He also links December killings of Sister Dorothy Kazel and others to the same forces, while noting his planned Vatican trip to discuss natural family planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Salvador
Michael P. Hammer
Potomac
Mark D. Pearlman
Seattle
Wash
Denis St. Marie
Cleveland Diocese
Guatemala City
Labor Development
Afl-Cio
Sheraton
Agrarian Transformation Institute
St. Marie
Guatemala
Dorothy Kazel
Jean Donovan
Cleveland
New York
Maura Clarke
Ita
Dorothy
Rev. St. Marie
United States
Vatican
Congress On
Obituaries from Lorain area list tragic deaths and services
The notices report Roy L. Evans 19 of Lorain dies after a crash at Leavitt Road and W. 21st Street. Survived by mother Marie and siblings. services at Tabernacle of Christ Church. Also Mike Sokol Jr. 68 of Lorain dies after illness. burial Elmwood Cemetery with DAV rites. Charlotte Brown 50 of Lorain dies at home. death ruled by own action. services at Cowling Funeral Home. Memorial services for Wilson Aldrich 57 of Aurora, Colo., to be held at Westlake United Methodist Church. survived by wife Margaret and three children. Funeral details listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Amherst
Philip Clinton
Greenlawn Cemetery
Akron
Salvation Army
Galen
First United Methodist Church
Rochester
New London
Roy L. Evans
13Th St
Lorain
Leavitt Road
W. 21St Street
Oberlin
Mr. Evans
Irving Junior High School
Lorain High School
Marie
Earl
Lee
Des Moines
Iowa
Shirley Standifer
Ruby Paige
Bernice Carter
Nattie Craighead
Brown Funeral Home
Mike Sokol Jr
St. Joseph Hospital
Broadway
Mr. Sokol
Disabled American Veterans Chapter
Julia Kerekes
William
Irene) Sakach
Wilson Howard Aldrich
Nucla St. Aurora
Colo
Westlake United Methodist Church
Warren R. Tropf
Mr. Aldrich
Westlake
Aurora
Aurora Community Hospital
New York City
United Airlines
Margaret C
Stefanie
Thomas A. Aldrich
Debra J. Patterson
Fort Carson
Catherine H. Aldrich
Aurora-Chase Chapel
Victor Schaliit
Hope United Methodist
Obituary for Peter Motylewski of Avon Lake
Peter B. Motylewski, 69, of Avon Lake, died Sunday at St. Joseph Hospital after a long illness. A retired Harshaw Chemical Co. maintenance man, he lived in Avon Lake 25 years and belonged to Holy Spirit Church. Survived by wife Ann, son James, four grandchildren, brother Felix, and sister Blanche Mordaski. Visitation today 2-4 and 7-9 pm at Burmeister Avon Lake Funeral Home. Funeral at Holy Spirit Church with Rev. James Masovsky. burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. James Moore
Lincoln St
Amherst
Lorain Community Hospital
Hinton
Detroit
Mich
Moore
Whitehead and Kales Co
Kilwinning Masonic Lodge
Cincinnati
Katherine
James R
Albuquerque
N.M
Mary L Barfield
Julia Moore
Evie Owens
Lexington, Y
Pasquale
Patsy) Trupo
East Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Trupo
Harshaw Chemical Co
Italy
Elyria
Rose C
Tony
James
Stanley
Berea
Curtis - Scheuffler
Funeral
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Kidney Foundation
James M. Griffith
Electric Blvd
Avon Lake
Christian Temple
Lorain
Larry Anderson
Griffith
Maronic Lodge
Maryville
Tenn
Garland Funeral Home of
Ambers
St. Joseph Hospital
American Cancer Society
Peter B. Motylewski
Motylewski
Holy Spirit Church
Ann
Felix
Blanche Mordaski
Burmeister
Two hurt in Rt 113 crash near Lorain
Two people were injured in a Monday crash on Route 113 near Route 58 when a westbound car driven by Michael Popovich failed to control, passed two vehicles, and struck an eastbound car driven by Leslie Kline. Popovich faces charges. Crystal Yost remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Yost
Broadway, Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Michael Popovich
W. 14Th St. Lorain
Elyria
Ohia Highway Patrol
Popovich
Rt. 113
Rt. 58
Leslie Kline
Penfield Ave
Kline
Milan Man Hurt In 2 Car Route 113 Crash
A Milan man, Marvin Webb, 44, is in critical condition at Lorain Community Hospital after a two car crash on Route 113 near Bawnhart Road Monday afternoon. The other driver, 16 year old Thomas Emery of Amherst, is in fair condition at Afien Memorial Hospital with head injuries and a possible pelvic fracture. Investigation by the Ohio Highway Patrol continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Lorain Community Hospital
Bawnhart Road
Marvin Webb
Huron Street
Elyria Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Webb
Thomas Emery
Baumbart Road
Amherst
Emery
Afien Memorial Hospital
OHP
Area draft registration proceeds with minor protests
On Monday 18 year olds began draft registration across the area with no major incidents. Oberlin activists stationed outside the post office offered protest options while officials at Elyria Lorain Sheffield Lake and North Olmsted reported no trouble. About 165 registered at four facilities the first day. Males born in 1962 must register though no draft is in effect. Grant Mellor of Oberlin Against the Draft notes registering under protest is legal after filling the form and optionally omitting the social security number. he says some may resist without signing. Failing to register is a felony with up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
South Main Street
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
North Olmsted
Mellor
Journal settles with fired reporter amid union dispute
The Lorain Journal agreed to pay reporter Michael Taylor 1000 and post notices telling staff they can join the Guild. Taylor, an organizer for the Newspaper Guild, was fired last July over dress and leaving the office. The settlement ends a six month dispute without NLBR involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lorain Journal
National Labor Relations Board
Journal
Guild
Steve Hatch
Michael Taylor
Newspaper Guild
Hatch
City extends fire fighter contracts as wage talks resume
Fire Fighter Local 474 president Joseph Gaughan says the city council unilaterally extended contracts to Feb 27 to keep pay while talks continue. He plans a counter proposal on wage demands near 30 percent above the old contract that expired July 12, asserting unions will not quickly drop requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseph Gaughan
International Association of Fire Fighter Local 474
Gaughan
Mrutual
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. James Moore
Wilbur Gessner
Pasquale Trupo
Walter Stafinski
Suzanne Stafinski
Spencer Road
Spencer
Poland
Walter
Parker & Son
Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church
Litchfield
Joseph Konen
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery
Arnold H. Winzer
Arnold
Lorain County
Winter
Central Bakery
Germany
St. John United Church of Christ
Martha
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer
Donald Yackle
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Griffith Services
Rio Bey
Mewze
Bartel Wil
Nebeti Coredery
Carts-Scheatter Funeral Home, Inc
Greater Biri
Uenreed
Desden End Enel
Harvey C. Cartis Transl
Scheatter
Daniel Retake
Area Missionary
Salvador
Far Right
The
American Institute For Free
Ford
Oberlin College
Katherine Krase
Matt Lehrman
Willie Ludlow
Oberlin Post Office
James Brown
Charlotte Brown
Beavercrest
William Kishman
Brown
Unity Baptist Church
Jeanette
Nadine Corlew
Sharon Brown
Terry Brown
Chicago
Bronson Bates
Columbus
Heather
Bethany Brown
Jeffery
Air Force
Japan
Cowling Funeral Home
Fred Harris
Westwood Cemetery
Wilson H. Aldrich
Grant Mellor
Michael
Taylor
Savoy, Serazn
Darrel A. Bilancini
Lewi A
Third Street
Byria
Ohio
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