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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
10
Multiple obituaries and death notices list Mrs Cora Delores Stiles and others including Charley Burns Helen Sassmanhausen William Gregg Leland Hinkle Stella Miller Marion Mathers and Otto Kleffke with details on ages birthplaces residences death times funeral arrangements and burial plans across Elyria Lorain and surrounding communities. The notices note hospitals, churches, cemeteries and funeral homes involved.
The family of Danette Kaye expresses deep gratitude for the sympathy comfort and acts of kindness shown during their bereavement. Special thanks to nurses at Elgrns Memorial Hospital Sudra Curtly Funeral Home Rev L Matthews and to those who sent flowers and offered service.
An early morning fire at 409 Tremont Street damaged an outside stairway and first and second floor kitchens and baths in a two story frame home. Firemen estimated 12 feet of the northeast corner burned, origin traced to rubbish on the back porch under the stairs leading to the upstairs apartment. The dwelling belonged to Fred Turner and damage estimates were not provided.
Two fires damaged a single residence on Royalton Road near Marks Road in Columbia. The first blaze began around 1 30 p.m. in a bedroom mattress, causing smoke and water damage estimated at 500 dollars. Firefighters returned at 10 p.m. to tackle a second, more extensive fire with investigation ongoing.
A series of birth announcements from Lorain St Joseph hospital lists newborns to families in Avon Lake Sheffield Lake and surrounding areas. Names include Phillips Potter Sanchez Siwicki Rutkowski Schmidt Burns Priebe and addresses noted for the Friday through Wednesday period.
A fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals and addresses across Norwalk and nearby towns. Names include Alan, Joseph Gaydos, Jay Ruggles, Clarissa Lang, Dorothy Nooker, Rosemary Grosswilier, Stanford Biar, Lanni Brimer, Olive Tye, Georgia Schroeder, Dorothes Meights, Walter Wright, William Bell, Michael Calabrese, and Gregory White with multiple street addresses such as 2531 Ward, East 39th Street, Reeves Avenue, and West 2nd Street.
Vacationing Cleveland children joined a neighborhood picnic on Elyria Avenue. Participants included Kim Martin daughter of Donald and family at 169 Nottingham Drive Raevlyn Smith a guest of Kenneth and Shreve at 715 Denison Avenue and Brooke Horvath son of Eugene and family. Fourteen area host families and guests attended.
A long list of birth notices and residence details appears for families and individuals in Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Bartick, Knitter, Harris, Colieman, Perrigan, Buttitta, Maloy, Walker, Drabiak, Del Montco, Kete les, Stawicki, Adams, Anderson, Brannon, Broome, Duke, Eppley, Gingery, Groves, HARCULA, Hengartner, Herbert, Huiton, Hogstrom, Ives, Keys, Langford, Loomis, McDonough, Malchesky, Manning, Miller, Morgan, Molener, Poshy, Poshy, Rider, Schubert, Shrubsole, Linkinson, Slomon, Suster, Tschatppatt, Vargo, Vetter, Walters, Ward, Wright, Alvarado, Maldonado, Hafner, Arnold, Pernis, Rodriguez, Gertz, Nazarkiewicz, Michener, Blakely, Jackson, Pinktis, Ransom, Ayola, Jatzer, Palos, Harper, Domazet, Navarro, Frankiewicz, Vincer, Bradley.
Readable names and addresses appear for Lorain area residents and nearby towns including Lorain Ohio, Vermilion, Amherst, and East 32nd Street. The list includes Beulah Keach Lilian Beck Juan Berdiel and others with multiple street addresses and a mix of first and last names.
Florence Township trustees and the fire department discussed storage needs for current trucks or a new unit. They postponed plans for a 40 foot by 36 foot block building, considering converting the old town hall for equipment storage to keep gear centralized and avoid intercity transfers.
About 1300 Muller Packaging workers in Oberlin will vote next Friday on unionizing. Ballots supervised by the National Labor Relations Board will be in the company cafeteria from 6 to 7 45 am and 1 80 to 3 48 pm. Local 427 Meatcutters is organizing amid strong sentiment and wages cited as a key issue.
Florence Township Volunteer Firemen raced to two alarms yesterday. A kitchen cupboard fire on Garfield Road was deemed minor at Clarence Coy’s residence west of Ver Milion Road. The second alarm around 8 p.m. fought a farm tractor blaze at Ed Kothe’s farm on Gifford Road causing extensive damage.
Country Gardens, a Sumit apartment development by M&F Management of Elyria, at 720 Oberlin Rd, opens to the public tomorrow and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The two bedroom villa units include full bath and shower, individual climate control, appliances, insulation, soundproofing, carpeted living areas, and pre wiring for utilities. Builder Matt Herman leads M&F Management.
Police report a two-vehicle collision at East River Street and Fourth Street yesterday at 10:40 a.m. Both drivers received treatment at Elytia Memorial Hospital. Jack Teeple 57 Cornell Avenue had a scalp cut and arm scrapes. Blayne L Garlitz 19 Cleveland Street Vincent had an inside mouth cut. Garlitz charged with failure to yield.
Lorain officials plan a state civil service inquiry open to testimony from police, commissioners, administration staff, and council members. The probe aims to clear air amid tensions, differs from a grand jury by focusing on civil service rules and could lead to criminal action if warranted.
City council discussion considers whether ambulance firms or volunteers should handle emergency calls. Officials debate funding, potential bond issue, and possible funeral directors tax to subsidize or revive emergency ambulance service. Residents worry about misusing rescue squads and the impact on life or death cases.
A burglar smashed into Baluk Drugs at 1022 Royalton Rd stealing around $400 from two cash registers and the office. Deputies reported the break occurred before 10 am yesterday when staff arrived. Evidence included a hammer, broken window, bent mesh screen, and muddy footprints toward Eaton Estates.
A Lorain gambling raid results in 19 arrests. Listed defendants include Jones 31 of Cleveland and Fortner 41 of Renich BE, along with multiple residents from Lorain and surrounding areas. Names include Mowery 29, Curry 20, Boyce 27, Buckley 42, Hall 30, Cook 25, Poe 41, and Forst 39.
Gail Krielow 21, a Rich mond Heights senior at Ohio State, won Miss Ohio finals at Thistledown Race Track over 24 contestants. She will represent Ohio in the Miss International Pageant next month at Long Beach California. Runnerup was Sharon Hoshing 19 of Dayton and Judy Monroe 20 of Cincinnati.
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