Lorain Area Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Death Notices
Gustave A Lustek aged 72 of Lorain dies in Lorain Community Hospital after a three year illness. He was born in Yugoslavia and served as a WWI sergeant in the 17th Royal Canadian Infantry in England. He later worked at Lorain Works US Steel and owned Sanitair Co. Surviving are his wife Pauline and three sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements by John R Devin Funeral Home. Robert F Gilmore, 64, of North Ridgeville dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after 31 years running Gilmore Floral Greenhouse. Surviving: wife Viola, a son, five grandchildren, and siblings. Services at Bogner Funeral Home. Several other Lorain area deaths follow with details on survivors, funeral homes, and services including Theresa G Foley, Sue Kaszmetskie, Rose Takacs, Douglas A Denton, and others. Burial and memorial plans listed alongside church affiliations and veterans status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave A Lustek
West
40Th
St . Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Achnck
Boronica
Yugoslavia
Lustek
Nova Scotia
17Th
Royal Canadian Infantry
England
Romaine and Fielding Co
St Louis
New York
Lorain
Lorain Works
United States Steel Corp
Sanitair Co
SS Syril and Methodius Church
Golden Age Pensioners Club
Lorain Eagles
Steelworkers Union
Pauline Lerchbacher
Robert
Thomas
Lawrence
Richard
Doris Crowle
Amherst
James
Patricia Holmes
Alice
Martin
Cleveland
Henry
Sheffield Lake
Jack Chmilnisky
Montreal
Canada
Pauline Zore
Johnstown
John
John R. Devin
Robert F. Gilmore
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gilmore
Gilmore Floral Greenhouse
Chicago
Ill
Viola
Ruddy
Robert Jr
Claude
Theresa G. Foley
Donald ‘Clarita’ Miller
Kelly St
Wellington
Lorain County
Pittsburgh
Foley
Steubenville
Streator Place
St. Mary Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Patrick M Foley
John Westmyer
George Westmmyer
Toledo
Reidy-Scanlan
John Kline
Robert L. Hughes
St. Joseph Hospital
Dickson City
Hughes
Calvert Co
Rocky River
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mary
Robert E
William
Carol Jean
Elida
Jane Ann
Betty Jean
Kurt
Norma) Karpen
Charles
Blodwyn Flynn
Hannah
Soldacki
Euclid
Louis
Elida Dorochy
Clarks Summit
Betty Jean) Belch
Arthur
Swartz, Spence and Boyer
Russel Stipanovich
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Wilson Bs Kritzel
Kritzel
Elstia
Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
1S Steel Corp
American Lemon
St Peter Church
Josephine Nee Sinnott
Georgina Boylan
Bogner Funeral Home
Albert L. Schweizer
Griswold
Elyria
Aich
Germany
Schweizer
Air Force
Zig -Anne, Kristoff
Adam Erika Dellisanti
Freda Elich
Litchfield
Helen Ellis
Warehouse Point
Conn
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
M. Charles Groth
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eaton
Arnold D. Knapp
New London
New London Hospital
Cook Road
Knapp
First Methodist Church
Sue Kaszmetskie
Walter A. Frey
T.X. Goodale
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Witl Ee
Miss Kaszmetskie
West 16Th St
Sawrday
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Lawrence Maines
Emporium
George Bowe
Rose Takacs
East 32Nd Cr
Golden Acres
Takacs
Hungary
St. Ladislaus Church
Joseph
Rose) Csincsak
Steve
Katherine Tomchange
Flint
Mich
Mary) Bodnar
Clyde
Avon
Paterson
N. J
Steve Takacs
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Douglas A. Denton
Avon Lake
Avon United Methodist Church
Lois
Albert Denton
Akron
Delaware
Edgar
Loveland
Cole
Bedford
Muskegon
Mary Denton
Eleanor Stratton
Cuyahoga Falls
Burmeister
Ernest Knautz
Westwood Cemetery
Louis V. O'Dell
Gordon St
Norwalk
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
O'Dell
Fitchville
First United Presbyterian Church
American Legion
VFW
Eagles
Odd Fellows Lodges
Bronson Conservation League
Milan
P.J. Garcia
In Memoriam for Bart Westin Start
In memoriam for Bart Westin Start who passed away January 9 1968. The poem recalls tears and vows as loved ones watched him fade and face illness. The speaker expresses a desire that love alone could have saved him, noting he fought hard and that God gave four wonderful years.
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Bart Westin
Training program aids disadvantaged five workers selected
Five disadvantaged persons will begin an 18 month training program at Concrete Masonry Corporation with partial support from the U S Department of Labor. The program funds $7205 for nonproductive hours and offers a minimum $2 73 per hour after training. Applicants are screened by Lorain County Welfare Board as seven companies in five Ohio cities join to train 623 people for permanent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Labor
Concrete Masonry Corporation
Labor
Office of Information
Donald Geib
Concrete Masonry
Lorain
Yablonski murders stymie police as probe widens
More than 600 interviewees have been questioned in the Yablonski triple murder case. State police and the FBI report no new leads a week after the bodies were found. An inquest is planned within two weeks once sufficient information is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksvill
UPI
Mine Union
Joseph A Yablonski
Yablonski
Joseph C Snyder
Pennsylvania State Police
Snyder
FBI
Farrell Jackson
Washington County
Ex-labor head Thomas McDonald dies at 75 in Cleveland
Former Cleveland Federation of Labor President Thomas McDonald died yesterday in a nursing home at age 75. He served as federation president from 1952 to 1930 and later as federation board chairman. He is survived by his wife Mary and two sisters. Funeral Mass will be held Wednesday at St Rose Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPT
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Thomas McDonald
Building and Construction Trades Council of Cleveland
Building Trades
Federation
Federation Board
Mary
St Rose Catholic Church
Thieves bat 500 in Oberlin
Oberlin police reports describe two car battery theft attempts near Oberlin High School and Oberlin College. Carl Laukhuf reported a battery removed from his car behind the high school while he attended a game, valued at $20. Marc Krass said an attempt to take a battery from his car in the library parking lot damaged the battery.
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Oberlin
Carl Laukhuf
West College St
Oberlin High School
Ohio traffic deaths after severe weekend just eight
Ohio saw eight traffic fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, the lowest toll since a similar period in November 1968. Weather kept driving conditions treacherous, but the weekend proved one of the safest for motorists in over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Avon Lake school pay becomes public record
Avon Lake trustees disclose administrator salary increases after Chronicle Telegram reports. Robinson notes public access to the administrators’ pay data, with a Dec 9 meeting approving raises for all high school principals and other staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Board of Education
Hubert J. Jinson
Robinson
Chronicle-Telegram
Melrose Named Realtor of the Year at Elyria Banquet
Melrose Realty Co. president Lewis Melrose was honored as Realtor of the Year by the Elyria Board of Realtors at the annual banquet. Walter Hyle received Associate Realtor of the Year honors. Dr. H C Cotterman, Capitol University professor emeritus, spoke to about 300 realtors and wives on Changing Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Melrose
Melrose Realty Co
Elyria Board of Relators
Melrose
Courtland St
Phil M. Young
Walter Hyle
Lehman, Johnson and Young
H. C. Cotterman
Capitol University
Columbus
Area births Elyria Memorial Saturday
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Vine at Elyria Memorial on Saturday. The certificate lists address 38950 Center Rd North Ridgeville and names Patrick Gammon as a related contact at 164 Hamilton St.
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Elyria
Harold Vine
Center Rd
North Ridgeville
Patrick Gammons
Hamilton St
Daughters and son born to local families in St Joseph Avon Lake
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Pack 61 Brandt Ave St Joseph Sunday. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Pack 61 Brandt Ave St Joseph Sunday. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Nagy 2951 East Erie Ave. A son to Mr and Mrs Robert Richmond 347 Dellwood Rd Avon Lake. Donald Weir 1812 Tait St A son to Mr and Mrs Gilberto Valentin 1705 East 30th St.
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Paul Pack
Brandt Ave
St. Joseph
Robert Nagy
East Erie Ave
Robert Richmond
Dellwood Rd
Avon Lake
Donald Weir
Tait St
Gilberto Valentin
East 30Th St
Church Vandalized in Oberlin Sanctuary
The Emied Methodist Church in Oberlin was found smeared with powder across the sanctuary floor. The Rev Forrest Waller reported the incident to police. Pastor Sir Donald Parker said the case is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Emied Methodist
Forrest Waller
Donald Parker
Four promoted to assistant cashier at Central Security National Bank
LORAIN The Central Security National Bank promoted four men to the office of assistant cashier. Harold Pyle announced Saturday. The honorees are Jerry Cratt Vernon Alexander Ronald Fisher and Gary Coton. Each brings prior banking experience and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Central Security National Bank
Harold Pyle
Jerry Craft
Vernon Alexander
Colorado Avenue
Ronald Fisher
Westgate
Gary Coton
Fisher
Sheffield
Sandusky High School
American Institute of Banking
Erie Counts Bank
Vermilion
Central Security
Coton
Lorain National Bank
Vermilion Kiwanis
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Davies, Heginbotham Trio Featured in Elyria Notes
Russ Davies notes February illness of Fitz who later recovered after June surgery and care from veterinarians Laufman and Nelson. He remains cautious on kidney issues with ongoing cauterization costs over 400 dollars. The Heginbotham sisters Beth 10 Sandy 9 Susie 9 form a singing trio, appeared on Gene Carroll Show, and qualified by Eastgate School talent win.
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Fitz
William Laufman
Elyria
Gerald Nelson
Avon Lake
Heginbotham
Beth
Sandy
Susie
Gene Carroll
Wews-Tv
Channel 5
Balt
the Jack
Nancy Jr
Heidi
Chip
James Sally Heginbotham
Denison Ave
Jim
Elyria Fire Department
William Davies
Bill
Standard Screw Western Division
Eastgate School
Huron County School Superintendent Resigns
Ralph Brown, longtime Huron County superintendent of schools, resigned for health reasons effective January 31. Ivan Goodrich will serve temporarily as superintendent while a replacement is sought. Brown served 20 years. John Staples was elected board president and Lowell Hileman vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ralph Brown
Huron County
County Board of Education
Brown
Deshler
John Staples
Lowell Hileman
Benedict Avenue
Georgia Debaters Take Ford National Invitational at Oberlin
University of Georgia defeated Georgetown in the final round to win the Ford National Invitational Debate Tournament hosted by Oberlin College. 44 teams from 35 colleges competed over two days, with preliminaries eight rounds each and a panel awarding top speakers including Wisner and Goss.
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Oberlin
University of Georgia
Georgetown University
Oberlin College Student Forensic Union
District of Columbia
Alec Wisner
University of California At Los Angeles
David Goss
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Gustave A. Lustek
P.M. Foley
Andrey Trofimuk
East 29Th St
Paul Kopsch
Trofimuk
Russia
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Roundhouse
Peter and Paul Russian Brotherhood
Emi Dovala
Basil Siovka
Elmwred
Wilson Kritzel
Eastman Funeral Home
Floyd Gaugler
Grove Street Cemetery
Deborah Keszmetskie
Joseph Takacs
Memoriam
Edn Schisler
Tretavil
Carta
Daughterer
Lois Hebebrand
Harry Guilette
Fart Clack
Ernest Bud
Poiner
Sudro-Curtis
Harvey
Curtis
Ernest W. Scheuffler
Haiti
London
CIA
Graham Greene
Hatta
Francois
Dec Duvaler
My Lai
Vietnam
Greene
Times of London
Papa Doc
Duvalier
Port-au-Prince
Cap Haitien
la Fossette
Ton Ton Macoute
Robert Clapper
Minerva
Cleveland Clinic
McDonald
By Nancy Schwarzwalder
Edward Mitroff
Joseph Boehm
Realtors
Czatt
Mt. Union College Alliance
YMCA
Exchange Club
U.S. Navy
Cratt
Bank
Beneficial Finance Company
Alexander
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
Lorain County Community College
The
Cleveland Trust Co
Russ Davies
By Helen Payne
Ivan Goodrich
Ing
Georgia U
Oberlin College
James D. Maxwell
Dearborn, Mich
Ford
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