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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1986
Page
8
Lorain area notices report the deaths of David Alten McGee 53 an area resident and attorney with CPA credentials. Obituaries include Judy Gravelle 33 Elyria Owen E Lee 71 and George G Dennison 77 with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. The notices list multiple affiliations churches military service and community roles.
Bernard Wilmoth once behind bars for a chop shop case remains jailed for 642 years and loses a civil case against his sister in law Judy Wilmoth over a $35,500 claim for vehicles and auto parts. Judge Adrian Bedeski ruled Wilmoth failed to prove the charges, noting the suit referenced loans and other transactions with his late brother John Wilmoth who died in a 1984 car crash.
Dr W Jeanne McKribben will speak on When to Call a Physician When You are Tl at the Allen Memorial Hospital Diabetes Club Aug 6 7-8 pm in the hospital solarium. Dietician Lisa Zook will discuss What to Eat on Sick Days. The Diabetes Club is open to diabetics and friends. The Great Lakes alumni prime will be Aug 1 from noon to 3 pm at the Great Lakes Regional Rehabilitation gym and patio. The Lake Erie Regional Therapeutic Community will host a July 31 7-9 pm program in Lakeland Medical Center classroom 1. The Lorain County General Health District Speakers Bureau offers free health programs. call Joyce Davis or Marilyn Hill for info. The Northeastern Ohio Chapter Arthritis Foundation offers a stress management program. request the Coping With Stress booklet.
Campus capsules note area residents who earned degrees from Baldwin Wallace College Berea and Litchfield Lorain Medina Valley City Vermilion. Degrees include M B A B A B S E and BS as listed with names and addresses. Read as a local college honors brief.
An account recalls the Kent State turmoil as 3,000 protesters confront the university, a guard advance with tear gas, and a fatal noon volley leaving four students dead. It notes 113 guardsmen, the burned ROTC building, and diverse public reaction as Michener concludes society held combustible materials ready to ignite.
The JC Penneys Styling Salon at Midway Mall in Elyria will host a cut-a-thon on August 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. Haircuts cost 5 dollars with all proceeds donated to Lorain County Children Services. Local shoppers support the county agency through the event.
Denise Kosakowski of Lorain and Dr. William Norris of Oberlin were chosen for three year terms on the Lorain County Urban League board. New 1986 1987 officers include Dennis Jones as president Jeanine Donaldson as first vice president Helen Woodson as second vice president Richard Vieritz as treasurer and David Myers as secretary.
Elyrian William Kirkpatrick of Elyria graduated among 217 June graduates from Cranbrook Kingswood School in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. The school is a coeducational day and boarding upper school within the Cranbrook Educational Community which also includes Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum and Cranbrook Institute of Science.
An Illinois company, Luedtke Engineering of Frankfort, won a 1.4 million contract from the Army Corps of Engineers to build an 800-foot breakwall and a smaller nearby wall in Lorain lake waters. Construction starts within a week, with seven months to finish, featuring a pedestrian walkway and navigation light. The project supports a planned 10.6 million lakefront hotel and future harbor development using about 55,000 tons of stone.
Canonic Construction Co of Muskegon Michigan won a 647500 contract from the U S Corps of Engineers Buffalo district to dredge Lorain Harbor removing 175000 cubic yards of material. The job runs from the lake approach channel to the turning basin near the U S Steel plant and should finish by early September.
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