Death notices for John H. Ludwig 91 Amherst area
John H. Ludwig 91 of Amherst died in Bloomington Indiana after a month long illness. He was a retired farmer and lived with his son Donald Ludwig in Bloomington the past year. Born October 2 1881 in Amherst he remained there most of his life before moving to Indiana. He was a member of Old Stone United Methodist Church and survived by three grandchildren and his son with his wife Armina predeceased him. Funeral services are set at Garland Funeral Home Amherst with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Memorials may go to the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ludwig
Middle Ridge Road
Amherst
Bloomington
Ind
Donald Ludwig
Greenwood Ave
Mr. Ludwig
Indiana
Old Stone United Methodist Church
Garland Funeral Home
Robert W. Sutherland
Crown Hill Cemetery
Old Stone United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
Theresa Kretovics
14Th St
Lorain
San Diego
Calif
The
Richman Clothing Co
Kretovics
St. Mary Church
Emery
Gerald
Mary Berens
John Matuszak
Cleveland
Carl Matuszak
Dombrowski
John J. Kline
Calvary Cemetery
Harry B
Martha E
Maple St
South Amherst
Maynard Brucker
Harold Brucker
Norma Demos
Marjorie Firment
St. John United Church of Christ
Evergreen Cemetery
Hichard J
Blanche
North Main St
Roger J
Martin L
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Fred
Mary
Franklin St
Edwin
Hulda Berger
Margaret Thurt
Helen Holstein
Hempel Funeral Home
St. Peter United Church of Christ
Oris
Jack
Garfield Rd
Oberlin
Jacqueline Sugerik
Chiquita Shildt
Joan C
Avalon Dr
Grafton
John
Eric
Harold Davis
Russell D Fulton
Butvernut Ridge
Jessie Parks
East Lorain St
Wiggins Nursing Home
Mr. Parks
Kansas City
Cowling Funeral Home
Charles Mayle
Westwood Cemetery
Obituaries Honor Lorain Area Residents in Death Notices
Multiple Lorain area obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs. Emery Kretovics Mrs. Louise Henderson Mrs. Lucille Sommer Charles F Hales and Mrs Pearl A Leininger. Details include ages addresses immediate survivors and funeral arrangements with church service dates and burial plans.
Death notices from Amherst and Lorain area funeral homes
Multiple obituaries list several Amherst Lorain residents, ages ranging from 20 to 90, with survivors and visitation details. Services are scheduled at local churches and cremation or burial in Evergreen Ridge Hill Oak Grove and Butvernut cemeteries, with funeral homes named as Garland Hempel and others in Amherst Lorain.
Card of Thanks for Demphesy Howard
The Joss family expresses gratitude for the kindness sympathy and support from friends neighbors and relatives after the passing of Demphesy Howard They thank Rev Richard Murray Rev RJ Gordon and Carter Funeral Home for consoling words and services.
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Husbend
Demphesy Howard
Richard Murray
RJ Gordon
Carter Funeral Home
Elyria Ice Rink Proposal Delayed by City Needs
Elyria’s public safety and environment committee delayed a $500000 ice arena plan after noting several long pending city projects such as sewer and water line upgrades. The Elyria Ice Hockey Boosters proposed a North Park location for a year round rink expected to attract skaters from surrounding areas and mimic a profitable Rocky River model. The committee plans to reconvene with boosters in a few weeks to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Public Safety and Environment Committee
Rocky River
North Park
Koehring Donates Land to Lorain City
Lorain will receive 11 parcels of land from the Lorain Division of Koehring Co. located on Eagle Avenue and Factory Street. The 125 by 40 foot parcels are donated at no cost as Koehring shifts operations to Chattanooga Tennessee. Mayor Zahorec says the land may become a temporary playground or be used by the Industrial Task Force for industry. deeds expected in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Koehring Co
Joseph Zahorec
Eagle Avenue
Factory Street
Zahorec
Thomas Callahan
Koehring
Chattanooga
Tenn
Obituaries: Irma Sinclair Jess Parks Rose Newton
Three obituary items from Lorain Oberlin and Columbia Station detail deaths of Irma Sinclair aged 74 en route to Florida, Jesse Parks age 78 in Oberlin, and Rose Newton age 55 of Columbia Station. Services and burial plans listed with funeral homes in Lorain Oberlin and Grafton. Other survivors noted include spouses children grandchildren and siblings.
Walter C Kipp 92 Dies After Illness in Pa Nursing Home
Walter C Kipp aged 92 of 2252 Freeport Road Pittsburgh died last night at Bel Air Nursing Home after a two year illness. He lived with daughter Mrs. Thompson in Elyria for a time and visited Elyria often. He held many fraternal memberships including Trinity Reformed Church New Kensington Moose Lodge 37 Avonmore Blawnox Sportsmen Elks Apollo and United Mine Workers Harmarville and served as district deputy grand exalted ruler and state trustee. Surviving are five daughters, twenty grandchildren, forty three great grandchildren, eight great great grandchildren and siblings. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 pm at Leonard Burkett Funeral Home Oakmont.
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Lucille Sommer
Grove St
Lodi
Akron City Hospital
Lodi Hospital
Sommer
Canaan
Anderson
Ind
C. W. Sommer
Jack Sommer
Wadsworth
John Fitzpatrick
Chatanooga
Tenn
Jean Marvin
Eugene Priest
Woodlawn Cemetery
Irma (Brown) Sinclair
Lorain
Nashville
Florida
Sinclair
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Harold
Frances) Elder
Harry Carver
Charlotte
N. C
Florence Dodge
Eric
Walter Curtis Kipp
Freeport Rd
Pittsburgh
Bel Air
Lower Burrell
Kipp
William Thompson
Gulf Rd
Elyria
Trinity Reformed Church of
New Kensington
Moose Lodge
Avonmore
Blawnox Sportsmen Club
United Mine Workers of
Harmarville
Elks Lodge
Apollo
Order
Thompson
William Lawton
Curtisville Pa
Earl Morton
Saltsburg
Carl Rosenberger
Euclid
George Shimpeno
Ida Mason
Some Kipp
Tarentum
Ridgeville school board targets building needs and communication
North Ridgeville trustees approve 1973 priorities including improving community communications and clearly identifying facility needs for a May bond issue. Beitler notes each priority will be examined in detail, with focus on finance personnel curriculum and budget. A 23 page report shows enrollment and building plans. a parent newsletter priority is welcomed. An open work session is set for Jan 22 to discuss building use policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Roger T. Beitler
Beitler
Mainttain Goor
Dale Pepin
Lear North
Wilcox School
Birth Announcements From Local Homes
A daughter arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Robert WILSON at 525 Beli Ave. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Garon PETTY at 1949 E. 34th St Lorain. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles SOLOMON at 128 Clark St. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VINCENT at 533 Georgetown Ave. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter DANOS at 395 Windward Dr. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ANDERSON at 122 Grove St Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Beli Ave
Garon Petty
E. 34Th St
Lorain
Charles Solomon
Clark St
Raymond Vincent
Georgetown Ave
Peter Danos
Windward
Asanto
Jerry Anderson
Grove St
Wellington
Seville Bank Robbers Sought in Statewide Search
Statewide search underway for two men who robbed the Old Phoenix Bank in Seville yesterday morning. Wearing coveralls and ski masks, they used a handgun and a sawn off shotgun to steal an undisclosed amount and fled in a car later found on Kennard Rd near Medina. FBI has been alerted.
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Seville
Phoenix
Orville
Kennard Rd
Rt. 3
Medina
Medina County
Elyria Landfill Fire Smothered After Early Morning Blaze
A fire at Elyria’s Garden Street landfill damaged a 300 by 15 foot trash area. Firemen arrived just after 1 a.m. and with flood lights battled the blaze in 12 degree weather until sanitation workers used a bulldozer to smother it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Garden Street
Ridgeville PTA to hear Browns player at father-son night
North Ridgeville residents will attend a Middle School PTA event featuring Cornell Ridgeville of the Cleveland Browns as guest speaker. The program includes a film with Browns highlights and runs tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Middle School cafeteria. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. all students must be accompanied by an adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Bo Cornell
Cleveland Browns
Cornell
Lorain Considers Equal Opportunity Legislation for HUD
Lorain moves to approve equal employment and fair housing steps to satisfy HUD requirements for downtown renewal funding. The plan targets 10 to 12 percent minority representation and mandates reporting on current staffing and contracting with timelines of 60, 120, and 180 days. Mayor Zahorec says council will study the measure tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Joseph Zahorec
Prosecutor staff salary hikes spark countywide dispute
County Commissioner President Ludwig M Pincura attacked 100 monthly raises for 13 assistants and seven secretaries in the prosecutor's office as out of line with the federal 5.5 percent guideline. Grunda said raises were needed to keep experienced staff and noted assistants were promised annual increases of 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig M. Pincura
Joseph R. Grunda
Pineura
Pincura
Granda
Grunda
Cleveland park director resigns after 15 years on the job
Harold W. Groth resigned as director of the Cleveland Metropolitan Park District effective January 31 after 15 years heading the board. Deputy Director C. Dale Graham becomes acting director and Lou E. Tsipis acts as deputy. The board will choose a successor in about six months among roughly 25 candidates.
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Harold W. Groth
Cleveland Metropolitan Park District
Board of Park Commissioners
C. Dale Graham
Park Rangers
Lou E. Tsipis
Bay Village
Groth
Park District
Graham
Tsipis
Rangers
Lake Rd
Insurance men to discuss drugs at Lorain County meeting
Independent Insurance Agents of Lorain County Inc will discuss drugs and how they influence insurance. Trustees meet at 10 30 a m before the noon luncheon at the Oberlin Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Agents of
Lorain County, Inc
Oberlin Inn
Rev Edward Rice Named Norwalk Human Relations Chairman
Norwalk name Rev Edward Rice of St. Peter's Lutheran Church as chairman of the Mayor's Human Relations Committee succeeding Mrs. Morgan Jones who resigned for health reasons. Vice-Chairman Greg Richards seeks six month leave. Mrs Jones acts as vice chairman. Martha Brown remains secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Edward Rice
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Morgan Jones
Jones
Greg Richards
Martha Brown
Amherst neighbors face new sidewalks on South Lake Street
Amherst City Council adopted an ordinance mandating sidewalks on both sides of South Lake Street from Milan Avenue to Valley Drive for student safety. The city will fund 2 percent of construction with property owners covering the rest, deadline June 30 1973. If unfinished, the city pays and charges owners the full cost. Service Director Taylor said plans are at city hall and no trees will be removed. Councilman Clontz noted residents may install their own sidewalks to save money.
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Amherst
South Lake Street
Milan Avenue
Valley Drive
David Taylor
City Hall
Taylor
Dennis Clontz
Four Motorists Convicted for DUI in Elyria Court
Four motorists were found guilty in Elyria Municipal Court of physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. David A Bennie and Kenneth G Duiley faced reduced charges with plea outcomes. Bennie pleaded no contest and Duiley pleaded guilty. Beane and Cruickshank also pleaded no contest with Beane fined 100 dollars and Cruickshank 250 dollars plus costs.
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Elyria Municipal
David A. Bennie
Highland Dr
North Ridgeville
Kenneth G Duiley
Barrett Rd
Berea
Duiley
Gable G. Beane
Georgetown Ave
Russell A. Cruicshank
Joanne Ct
Beane
Cruicshank
Amherst taxes exceed forecast with 1972 city income tax rise
Amherst's 1972 income tax receipts total $245,638, about $20,638 above the $225,000 prediction and roughly five percent higher than 1971. Tax administrator Duane B. Parke notes a $15,000 unrealized gain due to a state building freeze and an $8,000 gain from an audit of overdue accounts, with 1973 projections above $230,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Duane B. Parke
Parke
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Felecia
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James Buford
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Orange Memorial Hospital
Orlando
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W. Va
Kipton
Pennsylvania
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Leininger
Firelands
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Ralph
Lodema) Rowell
Elton
Carrie) Haker
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George
Harvey Merrill
Ernest
Gerber
Camden Cemetery
Peter Nichols
Brucker
Aschenbach
Berger
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Leander
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13Th St
Willie Mae
Mary Ann
Anna Marie
Marilyn
Ricky
Micah
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Johnson Funeral Home
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Richard Joseph
East 30Th St
Emil Dovala
Funeral Home
Elinwood Cemetery
Davis
Wile and
Greater Elyria and
Harvey C. Curtis
Ernest W. Schautfles
Ohio
UPI
Felix Klimczak
D-6
Marguerite E. Bowman
John Sokol
D-5
Boosters
Repre
Mrs. Irma Sinclair
Clarence Newton
Rose
Newton
Cooley Rd
Columbia Station
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence
Richard
Donald
Paul
Shirley Welch
Joan Wells
Dottie Sunkel
Ruth Jarvis
Lakewood
Clarence Liederbach
Butternut Ridge
Rt. 10
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Walter C. Kipp
Leonard Burkett
Oakmont
Ridgeville
Beverly Reising
Lear North Elementary School
Beiler
Supt
Anthony V. Rago
Reising
R. Daniel Taylor
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Shultzaberger
Pepin
Board of Policy Review
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Halagan
Elyria Memorial
Ridgeville Pta
Equal Opportunity
Zahoree
Cleveland Park
Rev. Rice
Amherst Council
South Lake St. Sidewalks
Bennie
CRY
Family Lounge
Laurenthal Funeral Home
VAS Ambulance Service
Washington Ave
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