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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1986
Page
9
A series of obituary notices from Lorain County list Hulda M. Carlson 89 Elyria. William Lewis 61 Amherst. Christine E. Bring 86 Lorain. David J. Delili 24 Avon Lake. Myrtle Ann Davis 91 Byesville. Regina Allendorf 76 Lorain. Peter Mihalsky 63 Sheffield Lake. Each item notes birthplaces, family survivors, church or cemetery affiliations, funeral arrangements and memorial gifts.
Judy Gravelle nee Corbett 33 of Elyria survived by husband Michael E. two sons Jesse A. and Timothy M one daughter Jenna S and her parents Christopher and Margaret Corbett plus siblings. Visitation today 2-4 and 7-9 pm at Dicken Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 10:30 am. Orion E. 71 of Elyria survived by Jas mite Helen L three daughters Barbers McCarthy Laura Jerome and Jacqueline Mootell one brother and two sisters. Visitation today 7-9 pm and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home wake 7:30 pm Wednesday in the funeral home services Thursday 9:34 am and 10 am at St Jo de s Church burial in St. Mary's Cemetery Bris.
Lorain Board of Education votes for a three year contract with non teaching staff covering about 115 members of Chapter 197 and 481 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees. Wages rise 6.25 percent in 1986 87 and 6.6 percent in each of the following two years retroactive to July 1.
A pretrial hearing is scheduled in Lorain County on the aggravated drug trafficking case against disbarred attorney James F. Anadell. Judge Feighan of Cuyahoga County Cannely Pleas Court will preside as visiting judge after appointments by Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze. Cirigliano stepped down following a conflict motion by Assistant Lorain County Prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum, who urged Celebrezze to recuse.
Police in Elyria attempt to curb a 36 year old man who keeps dialing 911 for alcohol related injuries. He has called ambulances 10 times in July with no injuries found, continues to seek ER attention, and left the hospital when denied service. He was cited for disorderly conduct and will meet with a hospital social worker.
The Ohio Department of Human Services outlines August mass distribution of surplus USDA commodities at multiple township and community sites. Locations include Penfield, LaGrange, Wellington, N Eaton, Elyria, Oberlin, Lorain, Vermilion, North Ridgeville, Sheffield Lake, Amherst and others with times ranging 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eligibility is restricted by total household income to 156 percent of poverty and requires proof such as an ADC Medicaid card or food stamp eligibility card.
Benjamin E. Maidenburg former executive editor and publisher of the Akron Beacon Journal died at 76 from an apparent heart attack, found in his Akron home after his wife could not reach him amid a family medical absence. He joined the paper in 1929, rose to executive editor in 1963, retired in 1975, and later led Knight Foundation before illness. He leaves a wife Jeanne, two sons Ben Jr. and David, a daughter Suzy, two brothers, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Elyria Township will begin daily trash collection from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, conducted by Browning Ferris Industries. Residents should not place rubber tires, 50-gallon drums, or cardboard boxes at the curb. Township clerk William Ivancic confirms the schedule.
Elyria The Elyria High School class of 1936 elected its chairmen for future reunions during its 50 year reunion dinner dance at Elyria Country Club. Co chairmen 4da Mae Ransom Bedoes and LeRoy Barr will coordinate the 1991 reunion plans and next month begin reviewing details. Of 243 original members, 87 attended this year, with spouses bringing total to 165. nine could not be located and 57 are deceased. most attendees remain in the Elyria area.
The Village Council will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the village hall at 1009 Chestnut St to discuss safety matters.
The Carlisle Township Zoning Commission will hold its quarterly meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The session takes place at the Carlisle Township Fire Station Townhall located at 11969 LaGrange Rd.
The Lorain County separated, widowed and divorced Catholics announce two August meetings. August 1 at 7:30 p.m. is the regular monthly gathering in the basement of St. Peter's Church North Ridgeville. August 6 at 7:30 p.m. is the regular board meeting at St. Peter's Rectory. All are welcome. Call Gail at 324-5752 for details.
Avon Lake council approved switching health services from Lorain County Health Department to Lorain City Health Department as an emergency measure. The city bid four years for 142 530 dollars with 70 200 for years one and two and 72 330 for years three and four. The plan includes a weekly Well Child Clinic and bi monthly Senior Citizens clinics. The county bid 91 080 dollars per year for two years with Well Child and Senior Citizens clinics monthly and home health care for 55 dollars via Medicare. Haverback said home health care is available locally with a doctor’s note and the committee chose the city option for economics. Authorities also authorized buying a 9 560 dollar tractor mower and a 5 934 dollar video camera, backed a Cleveland Force soccer complex in North Ridgeville, increased umbrella insurance to 500 000 per occurrence, and deleted a contract amendment with Local 1361.
LaGrange Township trustees will place two renewal levies on the November ballot. A five-year 1.5 mill levy would fund fire department equipment buildings and personnel. A second five-year 0.9 mill levy would cover general fund operating expenses. Bids for road surface treating will be opened Aug. 13 at 8:30 p.m. Aluminum can receptacles will be placed at the water tower with Alcoa Recycling donating one cent per can to the Cleveland Metro Hospital Burn Center for non-medical expenses.
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