Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria area
Obituaries list Walter M. Barnes 80 of 42242 Second St Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He served in World War I France and was active with American Legion Post 12. Also noted are Elizabeth Ann Velasquez infant stillborn in Lorain St Joseph Hospital and widow Mary Martha Wagner of Medina. Funeral services and arrangements are listed for multiple local residents across Elyria Lorain Wellington LaGrange Medina and Grafton with details on burial houses and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Barnes
Second St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
American Legion Post
Post
L Club
the Legion
Elyria
Barnes
First United Methodist Church
France
Ruth W
Katherine C. Barnes
Dudley
Harold Dicken
Willi
A Scaing Atwood
Earl Henderson
Brookdale Cemetery
Elizabeth Ann Velasquez
Louis Velasquez
Oberlin Ave
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Louis
Michael
Charles
John
John Kenzik
Juan Velasquez
Elizabeth Kuhar
Calvary Cemetery
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
William B. Atwood
Seventh St
Plaza Apartments
Tiffin State Hospital
Mr. Atwood
Tuscaloosa
Ala
West Virginia
Second Baptist Church
Virginia
Fletcher
Chicago
Lela Pouncy
Youngstown
Carter Funeral Home
Mary Martha Wagner
North Harmony St
Medina
Medina Community Hospital
Wagner
Grantville
Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Just-A-Mere
W. Paul
Betty Jones
Seville
Edith Ritter
Waite and Son Memorial
North Court St
Spring Grove Cemetery
Martha Huddleston Crittenden
South Center St
LaGrange
LaGrange United Methodist Church
Stuart. Stephens
River Road
Crittenden
Wellington Community Hospital
Russell D. Fulton
Grafton
United Methodist Church
la Grange
Death notice for Mrs. Clarence Riesterer in New London
Mrs. Clarence Riesterer Mayme H 81 of 95 Fast St New London survived by a daughter Mrs Richard Mary Katherine Becker two grandchildren and a great grandson. Friends may visit Eastman Funeral Home New London wake service tomorrow at 4 p.m. Funeral Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes Rev Kenneth A Hans officiating burial in Holy Cross New in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Mayme H
Fast St
New London
Richard
Mary Katherine) Becker
Eastman Fubéral
Our Lady of Lourdes
Kenneth A. Hans
Holy Cross
New In
Card of Thanks for Davis Family Bereavement
We express sincere appreciation to all who offered sympathy during the sorrow from the death of Robert James Davis. Special thanks to those whose kindness flowers services and offers of service gave us light and comfort in our bereavement. His wife His parents and brothers.
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Robert James Davis
In Memoriam Dennis Flana Gan Gregory Jay White and Hubert Cram
In memoriam notices for Dennis Flana Gan who died July 15 1967 and Gregory Jay White who passed away July 15 1971 honor memories from family friends and neighbors. Also tribute to Hubert Cram who died July 15 1971 reflecting on his war stories smile and dear qualities.
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Gregory Jay White
Greg
Jeff
Jesse
Amy
Litte
Lisa
Ise
Amy and
Lisa Gomm
Hubert Cram
Gar
Elyrian Hurt as Cycle Hits Bridge in North Ridgeville
An Elyria man, Jackie Dick, 21, of 120 Olive Street, was injured when his motorcycle left Sugar Ridge Road near Maddock Road and struck a concrete bridge in North Ridgeville at 2:30 a.m. He was listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with cuts to head and shoulder. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Jackie Dick
Olive St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sugar Ridge Rd
Maddock Rd
Lorain mental board seeks 10000 levy drive
The Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation aims to raise ten thousand dollars this fall for a levy campaign. They set a goal of one hundred dollars from each of one hundred persons or groups to get the drive started. Board members Zagrans and West, both Elyria, and Rosenbaum of Lorain each contributed one hundred dollars. The plan includes a 75 percent mill operating levy on the November ballot to fund Murray Ridge school and adult workshop for retarded persons, replacing an expiring 0.3 mill levy. County officials had criticized the May levy campaign as underfunded after it was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Zagrans
Murray Ridge
Hanoi ready for secret talks with Kissinger
Hanoi Politburo member Le Duc Tho returned to Paris and said he is prepared to hold new secret talks with Henry Kissinger if there is something new to discuss. Tho hinted at possible meetings to discuss a correct solution to the Vietnam problem and asked to wait several days for developments.
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Paris
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Tho
Peking
Moscow
le Bourget
Nixon
Vietnam
Elyrian fined in drug case
A 20 year old Elyria resident was found guilty of possession of marijuana and fined $100 by Elyria Municipal Judge James P. Horn. Dennis M. Dowling of 718 Poplar St. received a 10 day jail term suspended on one year good behavior and was fined $15 for intoxication after police detained him on July 8 on Park Place and East Broad Street following reports of erratic behavior.
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Elyrian
Elyria
James P. Horn
Dennis M. Dowling
Poplar St
Horn
Dowling
Park Place
East Broad Street
Local Birth Announcements in Elyria and Grafton
Stata Elyria Memorial and Ronald Devers and Claude Mounts announce newborn sons at 210 Howe Street 202 College Park Drive and 754 South Reed Road Grafton. Mr and Mrs William Schmitt and Mr and Mrs Earl Schworer report newborns a daughter and a son in the same notices.
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Ronald Devers
College Park
Claude Mounts
South Reed Rd
Grafton
William Schmitt
la Grange
Earl Schworer
Chamberlain Rd
Cleveland bank sale eyed as BANCOHIO to buy Capital National
Cleveland Capital National Bank is proposed to be sold to BANCOHIO Corp of Columbus for 8.5 million dollars pending Federal Reserve Board approval. The potential deal would transfer ownership to BANCOHIO, reshaping local banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Capital National Bank of Cleveland
Bancohio Corp. of Columbus
Federal Reserve Board
Six VVAW members indicted for conspiring to riot at RNC
Six Vietnam Veterans Against the War activists were indicted in Tallahassee on conspiracy charges for plans to incite riots during the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. Scott Camil heads the Florida VVAW group and faces three counts including conspiracy and making bombs. five others face conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Miami Beach
Scott Camil
Florida
Four magazine sellers arrested in Elyria
Four magazine salesmen based in Strongsville were arrested by Elyria police on trafficking charges of soliciting without a license. Residents reported the crew as not having a city license. The suspects identified Local Readers Service of Terre Haute Indiana as their employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongsville
Elyria
Michigan
University Avenue
Terre Haute
Ind
Elyria Municipal Court
Myron D. Alexander
Bobby L. Tipton
Hazel Drummond
Allen J. Luke
Pearl Rd
Two witnesses in Sherrill case released from jail
Chester Goddard of Crossville Tennessee and Billy G Sidwell of Crossville were freed after 94 days as material witnesses in the Roy J Sherrill murder arson case. Suvar was beaten to death in March in a suspected robbery. Sherrill was found insane and ordered to Lima State Hospital until restored to sanity.
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Sherrill
Roy J. Sherrill
Chester Goddard
Crossville
Tenn
Billy G. Sidwell
Joseph Suvar
Suvar
Rt. 301
Slife Road
Sugar
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
LeRoy F. Kelly
Lima State Hospital
Horse struck and killed crossing Rt 2 near Island Road
A horse crossing Rt 2 near Island Road in Columbia Township was hit and killed by a car driven eastbound by 19-year-old Donald W. Hoffman of RD2 Grafton. The horse was thrown into a ditch and the owner remains unidentified per Lorain County Sheriff Department reports.
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Rt.2
Island Road
Columbia Township
Grafton
Donald W. Hoffman
RD2
Lorain County Sheriff Department
Mental Retardation board OKs staff pay raises
Lorain County School for Retarded Children staff will receive a $300 across the board raise for the next school year, boosting starting pay for new teachers with a bachelor's degree to $7,000. Excluding administrator Lee Ignat, the board granted Mrs Ignat a $1,000 raise to $19,500, with general raises cited as affordable by Roy West.
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Mental Retardation Board
Oks
Lee Ignat
Ignat
Roy West
Elyria
Lawmakers to refile charges against Rosso and Hacnik
Zahorec and Hritsko plan new specific charges against civil service commissioners Louis Rosso Jr. and John Hacnik over alleged hiring irregularities. The pair were dismissed previously but reinstated by the Ninth District Court of Appeals as the firing was found illegal. A hearing will be held to hear the case before any action is taken.
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Lorain
Civil Service
Louis Rosso Jr
John Hacnik
Civil Service Commission
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Zahorec
Hritsko
Joseph Za
John Hritsko
Fight over crash leads to misdemeanor arrests
In Lorain, two men faced misdemeanor charges after an early morning dispute following a traffic accident. Anthony Kregosky and Harold Winfield were arrested for disorderly conduct. marijuana and a razor were found during searches, with Kregosky also facing DUI and weapon counts.
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Lorain
Anthony J. Kregosky
Colorado Ave
Harold G. Winfield
Victory Ave
Infield
E. 2Th Street
Fulton Avenue
Winfield
Kregosky
Avon schedules public hearing before special council meeting
Avon council will hold a public hearing prior to a special council meeting to consider the 1973 budget. The meeting is set for 7 p.m. and precedes the regular Planning Commission meeting also at 7 p.m.
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Avon — Council
Planning Commission
Motorist Charged After Car Crashes Into Pole
Elyria police charged 23 year old George W Wingler with driving while intoxicated and reckless operation after his car slammed into a utility pole at Cleveland and Olive streets Thursday evening. A passenger was treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations.
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Elyria
Cleveland and
Olive Streets
Unbolted radio not stolen from truck at lumber yard
Police report theft attempt at West Side Lumber and Concrete Co 400 Lowell St where a microphone and radio cord were taken from an unlocked truck in a fenced area. The radio was unbolted but not removed and repairs cost about 60 dollars according to a company official.
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West Side Lumber and Concrete Co
Lowell St
Potive
Burress backs ethics bill as Ohio House weighs code
Columbus reports State Republican leader says enacting an ethics code for elected officials could raise public confidence. House Speaker Kurfess notes committee review of five bills, calls for a permanent bipartisan ethics committee, while noting no guarantee of major changes if enacted.
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Burress
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
House of Representatives
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
House
Citizens Committee
State Assembly
Senate
Kaurfess
General Assembly
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E. A. Velasquez
W. Paul Wagner Crile Service
Marion
Carolyn) Crile
Rt. 58
Wellington
Norton
Dale Clark
Huntington
Crile
Huntington United Church
Huntington Grange
Huntington Ladies Aid
Crittenden Service
Burl L. Carmen
Burl Lee Carmen
McKinley St
Sterling Foundry
Carmen
Iowa
Eagles Lodge
Emily
Gene
Denver
Colo
Kay Alberts
Santa Rosa
Calif
George
Portsmouth
Cecil
Curtis E. Truman
Dwight Hayes
Greenwood Cemetery
Riesterer
Memoriam
Dennis Flanagan
Hubert Crum
Mar
Joyce Gannon
Karen New
Rome
Harvey
Carfés
Ernest W. Scheeffter
Elyrian Hurt
County Mental Board
By Anita Schrodt
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
United States
Nguyen van Tuen
Saigon
Quang Tri City
Stata
Elyria Memorial
Cleveland Bank Purchase
Vamil
John W. Kniffin
Austin, Tex
William J. Patterson
el Paso
Tex
Peter P. Mahoney
New York
Alton C. Foss
Hialeah
Donald P. Perdue
Hollywood, Fla
Camil
Kniffin
Mahoney
U.S
Foss
Miami
Perdue
Patterson
Murray Ridge Road
Horec
28Th Street
Pearl Avenue
Spencer
Seravicentenn Sl
Ea T Street
Avon
Karfess
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