Glover brothers die four days apart
Two brothers Delwin M Glover and George Howard Glover died within four days of each other. Delwin, 74, of Bradenton, Florida, died at home after a long career as an electrical engineer, leaving a wife Patricia and daughters Nancy and Kathy, plus a stepson and three grandchildren. George, 73, of Birmingham, Michigan, died after a long illness, survived by wife Catherine, daughter Garl, sons George and Daniel, five grandchildren, and three brothers. Services and burial planned in Birmingham.
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Delwin M Glover
George Howard Glover
Elyria
Delwin
Bradenton
Fla
George
Birmingham
Mich
Patricia
Nancy
Kathy Greber
Elyra
Derwood
Robert
Richard
Arthur
Houston
Tex
Catherine
Martin
Oberlin
Garl
Brunswick
Maine
Daniel
Fort Lauderdale
Old Mill Tavern owner Louise Haislet dies
Louise Haislet 72 formerly ran the Old Mill Tavern died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Born in Galion she lived in Elyria 40 years. Survived by son Eugene Thoman six grandchildren nine great grandchildren and sister Mrs Jenne Young. Visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm and Saturday 9 am until services 1 pm at Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Louise Haislet
Ree Fox
South Abbe Re
Elyna Memoral Hospital
Old Mill
Haslet
Galion
Elyria
Eugene Thoman
Jenne Young
Galton
Curtis Scheuffler
Margaret Mary Daly
Berkshire
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Daly
Elyna
Chicago
St Agnes Church
Florence Petrosky
Dorothy Young
Irene Dvedrich
LaGrange
Thomas
Death Mafices KLAN Raymond 39 at Penfield
Funeral plans for Raymond Klan 39 of Pees Wadsworth Hd Penfield include wake Friday at Cowling Triman Funeral Home Wellington from 2 to 7 PM and 9 PM to midnight. The body will go to St Patrick Church for viewing from 6 AM until the service at 10 AM with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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St Agnes Church
Robert McCafferty
Buria
St Mary Cemetery
Grafton
Klan Raymond
Pees Wadsworth
Penfield
Helen Ason Raymon
Anna Klan
Briénds
Cowling Triman
Wellington
St Patrick
Hieads
Greenwood Cemetery
Card of Thanks for condolences to Tom Glunt Sr
A Card of Thanks expresses deep appreciation and thanks to Dr Ben V Myers Elyria Memorial Cardiac Unit The Rev Don R Adams Curtis Shout ler Funeral Home and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown to the family after the death of husband Tom Glunt Sr Special gratitude to Rev Mae Roath for her words and care Belts E Glunt and Family
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Ben V Myers Nurs
Elyria Memorial
Don R Adams Curtis Shoutler
Retired Vermilion businessman Theodore Prindle dies
Theodore Prindle 76 of Vermilion died Thursday at St Joseph Hospital after a three month illness. He owned Ted Prindle Dry Cleaners in Elyria for 32 years and served as Vermilion Boat Club dock master. Born in Elyria, he moved to Vermilion Lagoons in 1958 and was first president of the Elyria East Side Kiwanis Club. He married Helen 49 years. survived by daughters Marca Schinski Bay Village and Molly Romp Vermilion, five grandchildren. Funeral at Fisher Funeral Home then United Church of Christ Congregational Vermilion with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Contributions to St Joseph Hospice or church.
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Billy Damon Sigsworth
Butler Rd
Wakeman
Kipton
Oberlin
Dale
Manhattan
Kan
Dean
Bloomingdale
Mich
Stanley
Sterling
Earl
Darrell
David Sigsworth
Navy
Coronado
Calif
Gerber
Camden Cemetery
Laura L Randlerman
Wiliams St
New London
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Lousiana
Randleman
Samuel
Charles Haynes
Dayton
Bobby Haynes
Mansfield
Juneal Hammons
Los Angeles
Theola Randleman
Bernice Bonds
South Carolina
Betty Murphy
Randolph
Theodore
Ashland
Roland
Milwaukee
David
Elyria
Charles
California
Alvin
Louisiana
Mary Kendall
Gloria Townsend
Eastman Funeral Home
Elizabeth V Nieding
Hill
Lorain
St Joseph Hospital
Nieding
Amship
Fellowship Baptist Church
Mieces
William
Bernadette
Morris Lorain
Thomas
Jacquelin
Hensler Avon
Arthur
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer
Hey Allan Vine
E]mwood
Theodore Prindle
Liberty Ave
Vermilion
Ted Prindle
United Church of Christ Congregational
CETA job security discussed by workers and Elyria officials
Six Elyria CETA employees met with city leaders and county officials to press for continued work as about 34 others face layoff when CETA funding ends September 30. They cited housing payments and lingering uncertainty amid an 18 month on the job limit and potential shifts to city payroll to preserve federal funds.
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Elyria Ceta
William Ogle
CETA
Richard Bergman
Elyra
Safety Service
Leo Bullocks
D-At
Thelma Adams
Lorain County
Ceta Equal Opportunity
Elyria
NAACP
Roert Sebastian
Congress
Eugene Rich
Ogle
Bullocks
Bergman
Council
Elyria CETA Employees Planned for Layoff
Elyria city officials announced that CETA program workers were slated for discharge as funding winds down. The measure would affect multiple positions across departments, with affected employees urged to apply for reemployment or severance options as a transition plan is implemented.
Fan sales rise slightly in local stores amid heat
President Carter's thermostat order nudges shoppers to buy electric fans. Clerks at Clarkins, Hills, and JC Penney report small sales gains, while Midway Mall Gold Circle notes no increase.
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Carter
Applance Department of
Clarkins
Broad St
Hills
Cleveland St
JC Penney
Midway Mall
Midway Mail Gold Circle
LCCC hosts August industrial visits for off campus registration
Lorain County Community College announces off campus fall quarter registration during August visits to area factories. Admissions reps will highlight updating job skills and a labor education program plus a modular industrial technology track. Industrial sites include Nordson Corp August 1 1 4 pm Nelson Stud Welding TRW Inc August 2 24 pm Gilford Instruments August 6 2 4 pm Ohio Truck Plant August 8 1 8 pm Ford Motor Co August 9 16 pm General Motors Corp August 10 2430 pm Bendix August 13 10 am noon Lorain Products August 14 12304 pm and Standyne August 10 1130 am 1 pm and 34 pm
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Nordson Corp
Nelson Stud Welding
TRW Inc
Gilford Instruments
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Bendix
Lorain Products
Stanadyne
ICC Underplays Consumer Complaints About Movers
ICC reports for 1978 show only the number of complainants rather than total complaints, masking higher totals as more than half of household moves were over or under estimated by 10 percent or more and 18 percent faced late pickup or delivery. Military and company staff rarely complain to the ICC, skewing ratios. delays accounted for 43 percent of complaints. A private booklet, A Shoppe's Guide to Choosing a Mover, offers mover selection advice for $2 postpaid.
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ICC
Defense Department
Consumer News Inc
National Press
Washington
Chuckle: the perfect computer for problems that vanish
A playful quip touts a machine that consumes your problems and returns peace, claiming the device never returns problems to the user. The line riffs on tech utopian fantasy with a humorous twist, underscoring a carefree, optimistic beat.
Elyria Memorial Births Report July 18 19
A son born to Mr and Mrs Malcolm Fowler Elyria on July 18 and a son born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Stump of 1100 Oakwood Drive on July 19. A son also born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Black at 353 Wesley Ave.
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Malcolm Fowler
Elyria
Gerald Stump
Oakwood
Ason
Stanley Black
Wesley Ave
Boy on bike hurt after collision with car in Elyria
A 14 year old Elyria boy in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his bicycle struck a car on Emerald Drive at Freeland Drive. The rider ran a stop sign and was treated for broken ribs and injuries to his back hip side and hand. The car was driven by Kathy S Cary 22 of Amherst Massachusetts. She was not cited.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Paul R Pullin
Crestlane
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
Emerald Drive
Elyria Township
Freeland Drive
Kathy S Cary
Middle Ridge Rd
Amherst
Cary
Flower festival schedule set for May events
Avon Festival of Flowers officials announced next year’s events starting with the Festival Ball on May 3 at Tom's Country Place. The fourth annual Golf Open runs May 3–4 at Bab-O-Link Golf Course, with a May 7–11 Carnival. The committee reported income of 6298.30 and expenses of 6076.82, and will meet September 13 at 7:30 PM at city hall.
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Avon
Tom's Country Place
Bab-O-Link
City Hall
Bobel’s outlines energy-saving plan for sales staff
Harald Bobel of Bobel's Business Design Office Suppliers, with Elyria and Lorain stores, outlines an energy program for five outside salesmen. One full day per week will be spent on customer calls by foot or telephone to cut gas use by 20 percent. He adds skull sessions to plan routes so trips cover three or four calls per outing.
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Harald Bobel
Bobel
Elyria
Lorain
LaGrange residents fault builder for unfinished work
LaGrange residents on Parklane Drive voiced complaints to the village council about poor drainage and unfinished construction on their new homes built by John Glasgow. Glasgow agreed to discuss the issues with the village solicitor as sewer committee members plan a Parklane Drive tour next week. Nearby, a zoning variance was granted for a Ward Dill property on Keywood Boulevard to allow apartment development. The building inspector said a man building on Loper Wood Drive without a permit will be halted.
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Ward Dill
Keywood Boulevard
LaGrange couple ordered to stop making canoes
Rich ard and Jolyn Jackson of Vermont Street LaGrange operated a canoe workshop at home. The Common Pleas Judge Adrian F Bedeski ruled the operation violated township residential zoning. The ruling affirms the zoning board of appeals decision from April 5 1978 granting six months to end the operation, with prior June 1976 permit for storage and workshop but no business use.
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Richard and
Jolyn Jackson
Vermont St
LaGrange
Common Pleas
Adrian F Bedeski
Townshp
LaGrange Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
Johnsons
Tax offices open Saturday in Lorain County
Lorain County Treasurer and county auditor open Saturday morning from 8 to noon at the county administration building to collect real estate taxes. Deadline to pay without penalty is July 24. Mail postmark must be before midnight Tuesday. Earlier collections mandated by new Ohio laws.
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Lorain County
County Auditor’s Department
Middle Avenue
Third Street
J Grant Keys
Ohio
Man Arrested For Future To Observe A Traffic Signal
A man was arrested after authorities accuse him of failing to observe a traffic signal. Police report he proceeded through a red light, prompting intervention by officers and a brief detainment for investigation. No injuries were reported.
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Glover Brothers
Billy D. Sigsworth
G Mae Booth
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
American Cancer Samety
Michael J. Doud
Michael J Doud
Michael
Patricia Doud
42Nd St
Rainbow Babies' and Children's Hospital
Kenneth Doud
Donald Kuehn
Rev Kitt
St Vincent DePaul Church
Mrs
Thomas Daly
Samuel Randleman
Norman Taylor
Connecticut Ave
Lorain Community Hospital
Reidy-Sedman Funeral Home
Arthur Nieding
James R. Bodnar
James R Bodnar
Sherwood Dr. Lorain
Bodnar
Hungary
Aviation
St Ladislaus Church
Barbara
James . Oberlin
Charlene
Regina Karnay
Regina
Margaret
Czechoslovakia
John R. Davin
St Anne's Auxiary Wall
Alex Demetzky
Calvary Cemetery
Greater Lyra and
Harvey C Curtis Errest W
Scheufflex
Consumer
Arthur Rowse
Fisher Foods
Fisher Foods, Inc
Bedford Heights
Robert G Everett
Fazio
Illinois
Kentucky
Everett
Carl Fazio
Loperwood Drive
Ture
Elyria Police and Fire Department
West Ave
Elyrian
Chestnut Comers
Lake Ave
Furnace St
Tna
Lorain Blvd
Oberlin Hood
West Avenue
Take Avenue
Iniurtee
Thesday
National Drive
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