Area deaths mark Elyria beauties and locals
Obituaries list Estella Mischka a longtime Elyria beauty shop owner who died in Valdosta Georgia at age 70. Also noted are Mabel Barbour of Lorain age 93. Robert Linn Sr. of Elyria age 63. Charles Baum of Wellington age 88. William Shaffer of Lorain County age 62. Amy Tice age 85 former Elyria resident. Pauline Harrington age 90 of Elyria. Earl Kiser age 77 of Elyria. Burial plans and funeral home details accompany each notice.
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Estella Mischka
Dallas
Elyria
Valdosta
Mischka
Hal
Toronto
Ontario
Ken
Hazel) Kautz
Curtis- Scheuffler Funeral Home
Carl Murray
Brookdale Cemetery
Mabel Barbour
Lorain
Ohio
Robert Gilbert Linn Sr
Lorain Community Hospital
Mr. Linn
Amherst
Parker-Hannifin Corporation
South Amherst
Walter A. Frey
Daniel E. Buser
Crown Hill Cemetery
Charles Edwin Baum
Wellington
Cleveland
Wellington Community Hospital
Mr. Baum
Manorville
University of Pittsburgh
Worthington Hardware Company
Baum
Wadsworth American Legion
Wellington Eagles
Ralph J
Pat) Freeman
Jennie Cowen
Willis Baum
Ford Cliff
Ruth
Cowling-Truman Funeral Home
William Rugg
Greenwood Cemetery
William G. Shaffer
Angling Road
Florence Township
Hempel Funeral Home
Amy B. Tice
Lebanon
Good Samaritan
United Church of Christ Home
Annville
Tice
Lebanon County
Ammon
Pennsylvania
Rodland Funeral Home
Ebenezer Cemetery
Pauline Elizabeth Susanne Harrington
Wilie-Lee
Oberlin
Harrington
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church
Lakewood
Westwood Cemetery
Charles Male
Cowling Funeral Home
Earl J. Kiser
Avon
Mr. Kiser
Lake Erie Plastics Company
St. Jude Catholic Church
Church Bowling League
Funeral
St. Jude Church
Mark Peyton
St. Mary Cemetery
Deete Bothes BEECH Robert A 19 Striheld Lake
Funeral arrangements for Robert A Deete Bothes Beech aged 19 are listed with services at Lachenthal Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Burial will follow at Brookdale Cemetery with rites at Brookdale.
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Beech Robert A
Striheld Lake
Brookdale
Eteria
Keystone Board Special Meeting Set
LAGRANGE The Keystone Local Board of Education will hold a special meeting tonight in the Keystone Middle School Media Center at 7.
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Keystone Board
Pittsfield Township eyed for CM&M 7-Up warehouse site
CM&M of Lima has optioned land in Pittsfield Township near Rt 20 to lease to 7-Up, while not ruling out Oberlin or Russia Township. An alternate 60 acre site on East Lorain Street in Russia Township is under annexation review by Lorain County Commissioners, with Oberlin approving a sewer tap while Russia Township denied a building permit. CM&M aims to begin construction by late September or early October and seeks quickest possible start.
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Pittsfield Township
Cm&m
Lima
Oberlin
Russia Township
Rt. 20
Rt. 58
Environmental Protection Agency
Fred C. Jones
East Lorain Street
Lorain County
Gene Mauk
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Mauk
Zoning Board of Appeals
Lorain Street
Jones
Special Olympics Torch to be installed at CCC
An Ohio Special Olympics Torch weighing 1% tons and standing 15 feet tall will be permanently installed atop a building at Cuyahoga Community College Metropolitan Campus. A 40 by 90 foot mural of Olympic heroes by Ed Parker will be unveiled during a 1:30 p.m. dedication ceremony on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Community College
Metropolitan
Community College
Ed Parker
CCC
Dyke College unveils fall accelerated paralegal program
Dyke College will start an accelerated paralegal education program this September at the Beach Education Center in Rocky River. It is the only ABA approved paralegal program in the Cleveland area, offering 10 credit bearing courses toward a certificate and allowing prior college credits to combine toward a bachelor’s degree. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings with some Saturday seminars, totaling a 16 month path to certification. Admission is limited and financial aid is available. For details call Anthony Piazza at 696-9000.
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Rocky River
Dyke College
Beach
Cleveland Area
American Bar Association
Beach Education Center
Anthony Piazza
Corn crop in good shape across major states
A weekly government weather report says most of the corn crop is in fair to mostly good condition as August nears. Silking is at 28 percent of acreage nationally as of June 22, with 4 percent in the dough stage, lagging well behind normal figures. In the western Corn Belt silking stands at 18 percent versus 31 percent normally, while the eastern belt shows 34 percent against 45 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Olmsted Cable Rate Hike Heads to Vote
North Olmsted residents may face an average $2 monthly increase if the City Council approves West Shore Cable TV’s request tonight at 8 in City Hall. The firm serves 10,000 subscribers in Westlake and North Olmsted to cover rising costs and capital needs. After the vote, council will consider a fireworks law and Recreation Complex fees, with a second meeting planned Tuesday to issue about $3.5 million in notes for city hall upgrades, a new telephone system, service equipment and police cars.
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North Olmsted
City Hall
West Shore Cable TV
Westlake
North Olmsted Council
Amherst
John Jaworski
Jaworski
Lawwell and Associates
Utilities Committee
Lorain TV Shifts Time Slots for Two Programs
Lorain WUAB TV announced time changes effective Aug 11 for Lorain Conversation, moving to Saturdays at 8 a.m., and Lorain News airing at 8:30 p.m. local time.
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Lorain
Wuab-Tv
Towner resigns as president of Towner Petroleum Co
Houston based Towner Petroleum Co. founder David S. Towner resigned as president and director. He will serve as a consultant until year’s end. The Lorain headquarters moved to Houston last year after investors Selim K. Zilkha and Ronald J. Simon bought a major portion of the stock.
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Houston
David S. Towner
Towner Petroleum Co
Towner
Lorain
Selim K. Zilkha
Ronald J. Simon
Thirteen Die On Ohio Roads This Weekend
The Ohio Highway Patrol reports at least 13 people killed in weekend traffic crashes. Deaths are counted from 6 p.m. Friday through midnight Sunday, reflecting a grim pattern on state roads.
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Ohio
The
Highway Patrol
Power tools stolen from Amherst attorney’s home
Amherst police report more than 1700 dollars in lawn and machine equipment taken from the residence of local attorney Laurice M. Koury. Among stolen items were a sander brush cutter push mower grinder weedeater and various hand tools from her garage overnight Friday into Saturday.
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Amherst
Laurice M. Koury
Telegraph Road
Lorain County
Police and Fire Log Elyria July 27 11 30 p m
Elyria police and fire report multiple arrests and incidents from July 27 to 29 including arrests for littering open container and obstructing official business at various addresses such as 600 Printeton Ave 5113 Lake Read and 5 E 14th Ave Columbus plus aggravated burglaries at Hayes Ave Glenwood St and 24 Bamitton Ave and several vehicle and fire calls across Elyria North Ridgeville Lorain and nearby areas.
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Oleg N Brunewick
Printeton Ave
Barbara J. Smoley
Lake Read
North Street
Elaine M. Gradisek
14Th Ave
Columbus
North Stre
Raymond J Borowsia
6Th St
Ely Park
Hayes Ave
Glenwood St
Cozette Cowan
Oakwood Drive
Bamitton
Steven D. KeHey
Iomes St
North Ridgeville
Broad Street
Elyria Man Arrested After High Speed Chase
An 18 year old Elyria man, Jay F. Herschler, was arrested after a routine traffic stop escalated into a high speed chase. Police recovered a radio and tool box from the vehicle and say Herschler admitted stealing the radio from a van on East Bridge Street. The suspect faces multiple charges including theft and possession of criminal tools. The pursuit reached speeds near 80 mph on Lake Avenue before the occupants ditched the car. officers found Herschler hiding under a tree.
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Elyria
Jay F. Herschler
Beavercrest
Lorain
Herschler
Lake Avenue
Lake Ave
East Bridge St
Peanuts Gospel comes to Lakeside August fifth
Robert L. Short will present The Gospel According to Peanuts August 5 at 8 p.m. in Hoover Auditorium Lakeside and speak at the morning worship service at 11. Short, from Wilmette Illinois, created a visual presentation from his book and has worked as an actor with the Margo Jones Theatre Dallas and directed in Dallas WFAA TV and for the Dallas Council of Churches.
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Lakeside
Robert L. Short
Hoover Auditorium
Short
Wilmette, Ill
Margo Jones
Dallas
Wfaa TV
Dallas Council of Churches
Union Won’t Vote on Oberlin College Contract
OCOPE, the Oberlin College office employees union, voted not to vote on the final contract offer citing bad faith bargaining. The union instructed its negotiating team to return to talks with the college as federal mediator efforts resume. OCOPE covers about 985 staff including managers, technicians, operators, and secretaries, most of whom are women, working without a contract since June 30.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
OCOPE
Martha Lermond
Grafton Library Friends Plan Fair Booth and Coffee Service
The Friends of the Grafton Public Library set August 20 to staff a Lorain County Fair booth. At the July meeting they also approved October 2 to begin serving coffee during the 9 a.m. to noon Story Hour at the Grafton library with public invitations. Betty Logan of 970 Chestnut Street won the afghan raffle displayed at the library.
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Grafton
Friends of the
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Robert G. Linn Sr
Charles E. Baum
Pauline Harrington
Deete Bothes
Pittsfield Two
Edward Crawford
Greater Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Crawford
Dyke College Planning
By Drew Boldact
N.C
David Towner
Associated Press
Joseph V Receskey
Cherry Tree
West River
Ford Road
Michael
Cotton
Boone Road
Columbia Station
Pappas Lounge
Concord Ave
Washington Avenue
Winkles SL
Wilder Ave
Pan
Georgetown Ave
Cornell Ave
Broad St
Joseph Smyth
Avon Beldon Road
Yvonne M. Fitter
S. Abbe Road
Attesdence
Coors
Potato’ Festival
Coors Beer
Amherst Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
AJ Unser Jr
Kerr Beverage
Milan Avenue
Union
Grafton Library Club
Lorain County Florists
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