Obituaries for Lindner, Taylor, Metcalf in Lorain area
Three area deaths reported. Frank Lindner Jr. 85 of Berlin Heights died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after dialysis treatment. survived by a large extended family and buried at Ridge Hill Memorial Park after services at Reichlin Cooley. William A. Taylor, lifelong Lorain resident and US Steel retiree, died at St. Joseph Hospital with service at Reidy-Scanlan. burial in Elmhurst Cemetery. George P. Metcalf 98 of Elyria, former IRS accountant, WWI veteran, active in local historical and scholarly groups. burial at Ridgelawn with arrangements through Dicken Funeral Home. Memorials suggested to Elyria renal unit or Lorain County Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lindner Jr
Berlin Heights
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain
US Steel
Cuyahoga
Ronald
Troy
Tressie) Miller
Jeff Mills
Reichlin- Cooley Funeral Home
Maude Dzoba
Bethel Chapel
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
George P. Metcalf
Elyria
Lorain County Historical Society Museum
Ridgelawn
Francis A McFadden Obituary in Conneaut Funeral Held
Francis A McFadden 64 of Conneaut died after a weeklong illness at Brown Memorial Hospital He was a Nickel Plate Railroad retiree WWII Army veteran and American Legion member He is survived by daughters Ethel Nancy and Patricia a son Francis Jr 15 grandchildren six great grandchildren sisters and brothers and wife Jane Funeral services were held at Marey Funeral Home with Rev Robert Shank officiating Burial will be in Greenlawn Memory Gardens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. McFadden
Conneaut
Brown Memorial Hospital
Nickel Plate Railroad
McFadden
American Legion
Ethel McFadden
Monroe Township
Nelson
Nancy) Gray
Lorain
Steve
Patricia) Corts
Elyria
Francis 4
Catherine Stinehoff
Ida Clemens
Margaret Stoliker
Alice Blanar
Genessee
Penn
Arvina Anthony
Geneva
Betty
Dorothy
Robert
Joseph
Charles
Edinboro
Jane
Marey Funeral Home
Robert Shank
First Assembly of God
Greenlawn Memory Gardens
North Kingsville
Ohio
Death notices from Elyria Lorain and Oberlin region
Helen Fi Elizabeth Arndt 74 Elyria survived by husband Jacob A and son John P services 1 pm Wednesday at Hempel Amherst burial Brownhelm. Michael V Chemorov 70 Lorain survived by wife Helen son Michael daughter Kathleen Hodregky and one sister memorials 7 pm Lorain John Devin Ponera Hause parastas 9 am Wednesday Davine Liturgy at SS Peter and Paul Orthodox Church funeral 1 am Elmwood Lorain burial Disables Ameri can Veterans Sous Paul Proy Chapter 20 military honors. Verba L 64 Oberlin survived by sons Jeffrey Stephen three sisters and one brother calling 2-4 and 7-9 today Milion Baptist church services 1 pm Wednesday Weatwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arndt
Helen Fiizabeth
Elyria
Jacob A
John P Friends
Hempel Funeral Home
Amherst
Brownhelm Cemetery
Chemorov
Michael V
Lorain
Helen
Michael
Kathleen Hodregky
Frumus
John Devin
Elmwood Cemetery
Verba L
Oberlin
Jeffrey
Stephen
Cowling Funeral Home
Milion Baptist Church
Weatwood
Scaled down St. Joseph plan gains state OK
Lorain officials approve an $8.4 million expansion for St. Joseph Hospital cutting beds from 382 to 298. A two story wing across W. 20th Street between Livingston and Reid avenues will house a new mental health unit, with two additional floors delayed to a future date. Original $14 million plan had four stories. outpatient care rise and inpatient decline drove the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
W. 20Th Street
Livingston and
Reid Avenues
Ohio Health Department
New London Schools face looming budget crisis
New London board members were sworn in with Russ Edgington as president Richard Harris as vice president and veteran trustees Gary Landis Ken Long and Harold Bailey. Finances loom large as two emergency levies expire this year risking a 557000 deficit by June 1987 absent renewal. The district plans spending cuts and will decide timing of levy renewals next month. The board also raised member pay from 40 to 50 a month for the new term and hired a county health nurse to staff the schools twice weekly starting next semester at a cost of 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
Russ Edgington
New London Board of Education
Richard Harris
Gary Landis
Ken Long
Harold Bailey
Bailey
Long
Landis
Oneta McCarthy
Amherst foresees more local TV shows
SOUTH AMHERST villagers expect expanded local cable programming as ownership shifts from Group W to Continental Cablevision of Ohio. They will relocate $10,000 worth of video gear from Group W’s Amherst studio to village use, with schools potentially training students in video techniques. Local officials in Amherst, Amherst Township and North Ridgeville must approve the transfer this week. Group W exits the cable TV business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Group W
Continental Cablevision
Ohio
Amherst
Chuck Chulik
Chulik
Lorain City
Virgil Caudill
Northern Ohio
Caudill
Amherst Township
North Ridgeville
Westinghouse Corporation
Zoning chief keeps post in Columbia
Tony Franset ta was re elected chairman of the Columbia Zoning Board of Appeals Monday night. William Brendza was elected vice chairman and William Dahn, secretary. Gilbert Heinrich and Paul Jakobsky complete the five member board. Regular meeting dates will be held the second Monday of each month at 8 p.m. at the Columbia Town Hall. An exception to the regular meeting schedule will be the February meeting. If cases are filed for hearing, that session will be held the fourth Monday, Feb. 24. All cases filed by the 15th of a month are scheduled for hearing the following month, since time is needed for legal advertising and notifying owners of abutting property. Appeals Board application forms are available at the Columbia Town Hall office Monday-Friday from 9 am.-1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tony Fransetta
Columbia Zoning Board of Appeals
William Brendza
William Dahn
Gilbert Heinrich
Paul Jakobsky
Columbia Town Hall
Appeals Board
Clearview Board elects new officers
Marie Pater was elected president and Robert Hancock vice president of the Clearview Board of Education. The board will meet on the third Monday each month at the board office 4700 Broadway. The board also to join a county wide natural gas consortium feasibility study and to drop the current drivers education contract with an outside firm. It will explore forming its own program and begin contract negotiations with the teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Marie Pater
Robert Hancock
Clearview Board of Education
Broadway
Lorain clash over trash policy with council and BFI
Lorain residents confront City Council and Browning Ferris Industries over a policy requiring corner lot trash to be placed in front of homes. BFI cites cheaters and uncollected accounts, delaying April 1 computer changes as officials seek resolution. separación
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Council
BFI
Browning- Ferris Industries
Mildred Taggart
Tacoma Avenue
George Brotherton
Brotherton
Alex M. Olejko
Peace drops lawsuit against GOP group in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Mayor Floyd Peace withdraws his 3 million libel suit against the city's Republican Campaign Committee after a letter to the editor from committee chair Cliffton W. Perryman appeared in two local weekly papers. The suit was filed Oct. 22 and dropped to maintain stable politics, while a separate Ohio Election Commission complaint against the GOP committee proceeds with a Jan. 24 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Floyd Peace
Republican Campaign Committee
GOP
GOP Committee
Cliffton W. Perryman
Perryman
Richard Ne Jl
Peace
Ohio Election Committee
Sheffield board sets budget hearing
Sheffield Lake Ohio The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Board of Education will meet Wednesday with a budget hearing at 7 p.m. and a regular session at 7:30 p.m. The agenda includes approval of the 1986 87 budget, personnel and professional services and insurance coverage. The next meeting is February 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the administration building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Whiskey Theft at Gibby's Place in Elyria
Ten bottles of whiskey were stolen from Gibby's Place at 645 Taylor Street during a break in overnight Sunday. Police report burglars smashed a window to gain entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gibby
Taylor St
Cardinal Drivers Training to replace High School row
Lorain County schools will keep driver education classes through year end as High School Drivers Training is replaced by Cardinal Drivers Training. Districts including Oberlin Firelands and Clearview agreed to release the troubled firm after talks led by Oberlin Superintendent Gail Brubaker and Columbia Superintendent John Breeze. Most schools plan to continue with Cardinal, citing a smooth transition with instructors staying on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cardinal
Oberlin Schools
Gail Brubaker
Columbia
John Breeze
Brubaker
Expansion of Evergreen cemetery to add 1300 gravesites
SOUTH AMHERST Village Council approved a 2.6 acre expansion of Evergreen cemetery. Jordan Trucking won a 2,744 contract to clear trees and roots this month, with work to finish by March 13 and target completion by July 4. The land is part of 46 acres bought last fall for cemetery and park use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Evergreen Cemetery
Jordan Trucking
Ken Jones
Jordan
Jones
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William A. Taylor
US. Steel Corp
Lorain Works
Taylor
Disabled American Veterans and Steelworkers
Nee Thomas
Fred
Billy Joe
Kathy) Cole
Asbury
W. Va
Virginia Eden
Delbert
Betty) Holtzman
Reidy
St. Joseph
Robert Lavengood
C-T
Fitchville
S. Amherst
Clearview Board
Amherst Council
Nancy Gildner
Gildner
Joe Gremba
GOP Group
Sheffield Board
Alana Baranick
Growth Association
Cleveland
Greater
Charles P. Hollis
Huntington Building
S. Amherst Cemetery
Charles Chulik
James Meinke
Richard Beran
Meinke
Beran
Bogner Funeral Home
Center Ridge Rd
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