Elyria area deaths mark Litz Scarvelli and Veronneau obits
Margaret Cazeau 58 of 2749 Fackler Ave Elyria died Friday at St Joseph Hospital after a long illness. Surviving husband Joseph daughters Sharon Walls and Norma Schneider two grandchildren brother Thomas Litz Lorain sisters Nora Scarvelli Avon Pearl Scarvelli Avon Mary Unek Maple Heights rosary service Sunday 4 p.m. burial Calgary Cemetery. Maurice J Veronneau 74 of Valcourt Quebec died Friday in Montreal after months illness. Surviving wife Rose Anna six daughters Jeanine LeScoezec LaPorte Therese Millette Aline Girard Laurette Chicopee Falls Denise Morneau Dayton and son Robert Canada. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Valcourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cazeau
Fackler Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Cazeau
Lorain
Elyria
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Joseph
Tom
Sharon) Walls
Norma Schneider
Thomas Litz
John
Nora) Scarvelli
Mose
Pearl) Crawford
Tony
Martha) Scarvelli
Avon
Frank
Mary
Funeral Home
Charles Logue
Calgary Cemetery
Maurice J. Veronneau
Valcourt
Quebec
Canada
Montreal
Veronneau
Rose Anna
Gilbert
Jeanine) LeScoezec
LaPorte
Reginald
Therese) Millette
Jacques
Aline) Girard
Richard
Laurette) Chicopee
Mass
Ephrem
Doris) Poirier
Cape Coral
Fla
Marcel
Denise) Morneau
Dayton
Robert
Flaury
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Death notices from Wellington and Elyria area
Death notices for Elsworth L Mothes 67 of Wellington survived by wife Eleanor and family with visitations in Wellington and a Greenwood Cemetery burial. Robert Lee Jones 14 of Lorain with multiple Hartman relatives and visitations in Lorain before burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Walter J Boals 79 of Elyria, World War II veteran, with long illness, survived by Elsie and family, visitations at Harold Dicken Funeral Home and burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Boals
Marseilles Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanadyne Inc
New York
Elyria
Boals
American Legion Post 12
Eagles Lodge
Canandaigua Lodge
Elsie
Evans
Shirley) Jackson
North Eaton
Hattie Schroeder
George
Charles
Florence
Harold Dicken
Martin G. Waidmann
St Paul
Man Fined for DWI in Elyria Court
Elyria man Dave F. Mason was fined 750 and sentenced to 90 days in jail with an 18 month license suspension for driving while under the influence. Judge Stephen R Nagy suspended all but seven days. Co defendant Joe L. Wetzel received a 350 fine and 30 day license suspension for lesser charges of physical control while under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Stephen R Nagy
Dave F. Mason
Sixth St
Nagy
Joe L. Wetzel
Bee Ave
Police charge d men with DWI no motorists charged
Elyria police investigated unrelated traffic incidents early today. Richard B. Fry Sr., 46, of Cleveland, was charged after a car crash on Rt. 57 near East Broad Street with no injuries. William S. Morrison, 49, of Avon Lake, was charged after his car weaved on Rt. 57 at Griswold Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Richard B. Fry Sr
200Th St
Cleveland
East Broad Street
William S. Morrison
James Circle
Avon Lake
Rt. 57
Griswold Road
Seven Injured in Clinton Avenue Crash Lorain
Seven people were injured in a late Friday traffic accident at Clinton Avenue and 36th Street. Two were hospitalized at St. Joseph Hospital in fair condition, Debra Martinez 43 and Debra McNeil 23, with bruises scrapes and observation. Details were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Clinton Avenue
36Th Street
Debra Martinez
W. 22Nd St
Debra McNeil
E. 29Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
Mastin
Fire damages Tennyson School in Sheffield Lake
Firefighters from Sheffield Lake and Sheffield Village quickly extinguished a blaze at Tennyson School Sheffield Lake discovered by a custodian after lunch. The fire destroyed many textbooks and papers and charred a wall and ceiling in the entrance area with smoke damage in the main corridor. Officials estimate $5 000 in damages and say the cause will take days to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson School
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Village
Kucinich says CEI debt payment stabilizes finances
Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich announced the city paid 2.2 million of its debt to the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. from the general fund, reducing the total debt to 13.7 million. He revealed a city law report saying bond and note funds won’t affect year payrolls and pledged asset sales to cover remaining debt if council approves reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Kucinich
City Law Department
CEI
Hardwick trial set for Oct 2 in Vermilion court
William Glen Hardwick 23 of Vermilion faces a murder indictment in the death of Carol M. Baker who was killed June 13 1976 when she was thrown from the Vermilion Rd overpass onto Rt 2. The trial before Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus is scheduled for Oct 2 with bond raised to 150 000 amid sheriff concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glen Hardwick
Vermilion
Court of Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Hardwick
Carol M. Baker
Vermilion Rd
Rt. 2
Sher Pf
Mikus
Sheriff's Department
Holbart
Mary Hardwick
Betts Rd
Wellington
Marvin
Freda Cassidy
Rt. 20
Oberlin
Five drivers fined 1800 for drinking violations
Elyria Municipal Court Judge James P. Horn fined five motorists a total of 1800 on charges involving motor vehicles and alcohol. Dennis L. Daggett received 500 with a one year license suspension for DUI. Others faced reduced charges with smaller fines and suspended licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Municipal
James P. Horn
Dennis L. Daggett
E. Bridge Sr
Donald W. Justin
W. River St
Apt F
Conan J. Cupples
Warren
Carl J. Mezurek
RD. 2
Grafton
James P. Pence
East Ave
Woman rammed police cruiser in early morning chase
Sandusky woman Christine Brown is held on 6200 bond after allegedly ramming a Perkins Township police cruiser twice with her car during a pursuit that began when tail lights were checked. She faces driving under the influence, failure to drive on the right side, willful fleeing, reckless operation, and failure to control. The officer injured minor, cruiser damage estimated 800 to 900 dollars. Brown to appear in Sandusky Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Perkins Township
Perkins
Township
Christine Brown
East
Jefferson St
Sandusky
Columbus Street
Ptl
Matt Keane
Providence Hospital
Budget talks set for N. Ridgeville
NORTH RIDGEVILLE City Council will hold a public hearing at 7 20 p m Aug 2 to hear citizen response to the proposed 1979 budget A special meeting will follow the hearing for consideration of the budget and review of recommendations from the Charter Review Committee Both meetings will be in council chambers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville City
Charter Review Committee
Council
Boxcar derailment shuts Murray Ridge Road briefly
Conrail crews removed a derailed boxcar near a crossing on Murray Ridge Road between Route 113 and Telegraph Road. The incident involved one car with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge Road
Rt. 113
Telegraph Road
Conrail
Ohio Faces Doctor Shortage Says Health Care Report
Cleveland AP report cites a 2200 physician shortage in Ohio with rural and urban gaps. Rep. John D. Thompson plans legislation to recruit minorities and rural residents, reorganize health departments, create an office of recruitment and rate review, and push medical school loan programs to expand access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
John D. Thompson
Thompson
House Health and Retirement Committee
Cuyahoga County
Rhodes seeks extension for Wheeling-Pittsburgh pollution cleanup
Governor James A. Rhodes sent a letter to President Carter urging EPA to grant Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Co. more time to finish a four year, 80 million dollar pollution control plan. The firm, with Ohio plants in Steubenville, Mingo Junction, Yorkville, and Martins Ferry, employs about 15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Carter
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Federal
Environmental Protection Agency
Rhodes
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Co
EPA
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Mingo Junction
Yorkville
Martins Ferry
Wheeling- Pittsburgh
Upper
Ohio Valley
Six month review shows council to be conservative
A six month review shows Elyria council leaning conservative as committees clash over the 1978 spending plan and pay hikes. Major items include West River Road widening, urban renewal land sales, and budget strains from anticipated employee raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Finance Committee
Renner
Edwin Haywood
Haywood
West River Road
Midway Mall
Radican
Leo Bullocks
Art Weber
Stop sign incident near city police chief leads to arrest
Off duty Chief John Malinovsky encountered motorist Frank F. Zajac who allegedly ran a stop sign at New Jersey Avenue and Crehore Street. A struggle occurred, Zajac fled briefly, and officers later arrested him for stop sign violation resisting arrest and disorderly conduct by intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Frank F. Zajac
New Jersey Avenue
Crehore Street
John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Zajac
Elyria Catholic High seeks two teaching vacancies for 1978-79
Elyria Catholic High School invites applications for two Spanish teaching positions and one technical drawing teacher for the 1978-79 school year. Office hours are weekdays 8 a.m. to noon. for more information contact the school office.
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Elyria Catholic High School
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Joseph Cazeau
Death
Man
Lois Carol Hebebrand
Harry Hebebrand
Susan and
Bull Gannet
John Hebebrand
Edna Hebebrand
Memoriam
Wade H Tae
Bernard “Barney” Dobbins
Aly
Margaret
Curtis Schauffler
Funeral Home, Inc
Greater Elyria and
Harvey C. Curtis Ernest W. Schauffler
Jack Cross
Joseph Tegreene
Bond
Sandusky Municipal Court
N. Ridgeville
Garden Ave
Lola Mastin
W. 21St St
Municipal Utilities Committee
U. S. Postal Service
Malcolm Manor
County Mental Health and Retardation Board
Lake Avenue
Neuter Court
Norm Failing
Chestnut-Elm Streets
Raymundo de la Pena
Elyria Police
Patrolmen
David L. Daley
Vermilion Municipal
Seward
Bowman
Democratic Council
By Beth Boyd
Fulton
Joan
Russell
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