Deaths in Elyria area memory of WWII veteran Gerald Schubert
Multiple obituaries from Elyria and Lorain counties note the deaths of Gerald T Schubert 52 of 802 Hast Ave after a brief illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A WWII Army veteran and supervisor at Smith Jones, he was active in St Mary Church Holy Name Society and CYO coaching, survived by his wife Marie and five sons and three daughters. Several other local obituaries follow for Leland Cartwright 83, Anna Priestas 80, and Herman Burdette 74 with details of services, burial, and mourners. Additional notices include June Ohmmes 52, Henry J Wozniak 64, Helen Blake 67, and Freder ik Huemmrich 96 with service times, church affiliations, and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald T Schubert
Hast Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Smaith- Jones Inc
American Standard and Tappan
Schubert
St Mary Church
Holy Name Society
CYO
Little League South
Marie
Nee Murray
Gerald Jr
Alexandria
Ya Ronald
Columbus
Gregory Richard
Robert
Jamee
Carol
Anna B Priestas
Lorain
St Joseph Hospital
Shering
Priestas
St Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church of
Charles
Mary) Nagy
Amherst
Lloyd
Dorothy) Balduff
Elyria
George
Sandusky
Willar
Paul
Alice Duda
Rose Sprock
Latrobe
John
Vera Pavlovci
J J Gluvna
Funeral Home
Michael Felock
Burns
Calvary Cemetery
Herman Joseph Burdette
Cooley Rd
Columbia Station
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church
Elroy Holt
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Burdette
West Virginia
Grafton
Nora
Norma Smith
Charleston
Eugene
Larry
Danny Cleveland
Habert
Bonnie Burdette
Fulton Funeral Home
Henry J Wozniak
Wallace Blvd
North Ridgeville
Milwaukee
Waugeon
Wozmiak
US Steel Corp
Our Lady of Humility Church of Zion
Ellyn
Bogner Funeral Home
Helen A Blake
Knodt
Randall Rd
Blake
Dearborn
Mich
Harold
Chronicle- Telegram
Julie Koerner
Arlington Heights
T11
Curtis Scheuffler
Lawrence P Cahill
St Mary Cemetery
Our Lady of the Wayside Home
Avon
Frederik
Fima) Huemmmrich
Winckles St
Peter Mealwitz
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Huemmrich
Nee Marks
Darlington Pa
Grace Lutheran Church
Dorothy Huemmrich
Lorain Telephone Co workers ratify three year contract
The Lorain Telephone Co reached a three year contract with Local 4370 of the Communications Workers of America retroactive to July and expiring June 30, 1982. The pact includes vacation entitlement and bridging of prior service, with an average wage rise of 7.7 percent in year one plus a cost of living allowance for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lorain Telephone Co
Local 4370
Communications Workers of America
Steve Hessec
Hessee
Death notice for Leland W Cartwright RA of Lorain
Death notice for Leland W Cartwright RA of Lakeview Plaza Lorain lists surviving wife Grace daughter Jane Predenck and three stepchildren Ron ald Coley Virginia Cover and Barbara Kornlesy. Visitation at Reidy Scarlan Funeral Home Lorain Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm with services Wednesday in the funeral home time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland W Cartwright
Lakeview Plaza
Lorain
Reidy Stanton
Donald A Taylor Wll
Elmwood Cemetery
Cartwright
St Joseph Hospital
CARTWRIGHT Leland W_ RA
Wie
Grace
Jane Predenck
Ronald Coley
Virginia Cover
Barbara Kornlesy
Reidy Scarlan
Card of Thanks for Mr RP Traylor
The family of Mr RP Traylor thanks everyone for the fondness shown after the loss of our husband and brother with flowers cards food and prayers. Thanks to Mr Carter for the beautiful job and to Pastor Rev RJ Gordon for a job well done. May the Lord bless each one of you. Mrs Lourenta Traylor and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RP Traylor
Mr Carter
RJ Gordon
Lourenta Traylor
Dr Tang Moon Drug Trial Delayed to October 9
The drug trial of Dr Tang W Moon, set to begin tomorrow in Judge Robert Corts court, is postponed until October 9 by agreement of both sides. A ruling on Paul Moon’s appeal in Mansfield on a drug conviction is expected before the new trial, with an appeal hearing set for August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang W Moon
Robert Corts
Moons Son
Paul
Mansfield
Ang
Betterway Inc Buys 247 Acre Huntington Farm For Juvenile Center
Betterway Inc secures ownership of a 247 acre Huntington Township farm formerly held by Alex and Sophie Malik for 290 0100 dollars. The land near Rt 48 and Bursley Road will host a juvenile offender center with a 90 acre arboretum and nature trails plus a garden, swimming and a baseball diamond. Five Betterway group homes will place juvenile residents on the farm part time while foster families also use the property, though earlier plans to house former adult offenders were scrapped amid local opposition from residents and the Huntington Growth Betterment Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterway Inc
Huntington Township
Alex and
Sophie Malik
Betterway
Center For
Rt 48
Bursley Road
Malik
Huntington Growth Betterment Association
Oberlin aims to widen feeder schools with Clark grant
Oberlin College launches a two year 57000 grant funded project to boost feeder schools as applicants rise from fewer sources. It will use computer analysis to identify consistent feeder schools and demographics guiding admissions amid a projected national decline in secondary student numbers. The effort targets expanding from eight percent of feeder schools and includes a shift in admissions efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
New York City
Ramstead appeals Amherst pay ruling over falsified records
Former Amherst policewoman Carol Ramstead appeals an Oberlin Municipal Court decision ordering her to repay 2790 plus costs for allegedly falsifying training records. The 9th District Court of Appeals set Aug 15 for oral hearing after the city filed a reply brief. The dispute stems from a 1977 Chronicle Telegram report contradicting her training attendance, part of indictments and plea deals that reduced charges to a first degree misdemeanor for Koppenhafer and Ramstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Carol Ramstead
Oberlin
City of
Court of Appeals
Frank Jamick
Theoiry
Miss Rumstead
Chronicle- Telegram
Art Koppenhafer
Miss Ramstedd
Miss Ramstead
Koppenhafer
Dream home auction liens set priority in Avon Lake case
Lorain County Judge Adrian Betleski ruled that First Federal Savings and Loan of Lakewood will be paid first from the Georgetown subdivision lot proceeds, followed by landowner Marshall Wilson and home purchaser Leonard Homalka. The $167,800 acquisition loan to G and G Builders backs 11 houses in a Georgetown project halted since 1978, with 17 families seeking roughly $400,000 in investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan
Avon Lake Dream
Lorain County
First Federal Savings and Loan of
Lakewood
Georgetown
Marshall Wilson
Leonard Homalka
Adrian Betleski
Betleski
Avon
Avon Lake
G and G Builders
Avon Belden Road
Forthofer
Garden Drive
Savings and Loan Company
Bedeski
First Federal
G and G Builders of
Wilson
A&d
George
the Savings and Loan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerald Schubert
Cartwright Services
Mrs
John Priestas
Kathy
Josephine Dukovach
Elynia
Lawrence Schubert
Elyna
Ralph Schubert
San Jose
Calif
Leonarda Salvatore
Reading
Berchlin Funeral Home
Funeral
Francis Osborne
Burdette Services
Mrs. Allen Ohmes
June Ohmmes
Bernasek
Iawa City
Torain High School
George Peabody College
Nashville, Tonn
Town City
Allen F
Gertrude Bernasek
Jack
Charlene) Elliott
Vermilion
Tams Bernasek
Friends
Reichlin Cooley
Olive
Gerber
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Henry J. Wozniak
Harold Blake
Huemmarich Services
Kahn Services
Sam Kahn
High Point
Park Apartments
Curtis-Scheuffler
Agudath Achon
Kahn
Frank Harmon
Viola May Harmon
Elmwood Pl
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ontario
Canada
Harmon
Chicago
Garth
Jean) Peacock
Frank
Mount Hope Cemetery
First Church
John Elder
Cowling Funeral Home
Teamsters Strike
Kasper Foundry
Teamsters Local 571
Oberlin Road
Kaspers
William Shuster
Greater
Elyne and
Vecinity
Lcensed
Harry C Carts Ernest W Scheuffler
Dr. Moon
Steve Pattern
Brecksville
Ohio Archeological Society
Indian Ridge
West Ridge
Fowl
Con Raymond Vietzen
Huntington Two
Tom Peters
Debbie Courtright
C.T
Amherst Council
Amherst City Council
Kenneth L. Bray
Smith Ct
Middle Avenue
Chronicle
Rts 2
Council
By Susan Condon
Gerald George
G and G
Homalka
James Venezak
Avon Lake City
Wedezak Veid
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