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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1984
Page
6
Multiple death notices from Lorain Elyria and Medina areas list services and survivors for Raymond S Shelhorn 83 of Lodi William G Shaffer Florence Township Lenna E Svancara Marva D Davis Dan Taylor and others with call times and burial plans at local funeral homes and churches.
Death notices list Charles Edwin Baum, age 77, of Wellington, survived by a daughter Mrs Pas Freeman and two brothers. services at Cowhay Truman Funeral Home Wellington, burial Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are Ear 1, 77, with daughter Mrs Martha Flamgunton, Glen A, and two grandsons. services at Reedha Roberts Funeral Home Elyria, Christian service at 8 pm, burial St Mary Cemetery Elyria. Including Esha Mischka, 70, of Riga, survived by two sons Hal and one sister. services at Carte Scnentfler Funeral Home Elyria, burial in Erewkdate cemetery.
Elizabeth I Curley, 97, of Jacksonville Florida and former Lorain resident, died after a short illness. Born in Canada she lived in Lorain and belonged to St Mary Catholic Church before moving to Florida in 1952. Survived by son Jack of Jacksonville, daughter Geral dine Nimon of Fort Myers, 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Husband Robert P Curley died in 1950. Funeral services to be announced at Reidy Scanlan Funeral Home Lorain with burial in Calvary.
Lorain Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 refuses to surrender a 7.5 percent 1985 pay raise amid city finance woes. President Tom Cantu says administration refuses talks and demands written questions, while safety director Anthony Murelle says a written pre-meeting step could enable a productive session. Meanwhile elected officials agree to partial pay back to fund a 05 percent income tax measure.
A 21 year old Avon Lake resident Tina Liszak, of 166 Belmar Blvd, was in stable condition after her car left the roadway on Dover Center Road in front of 740 Dover Center Road and struck a utility pole. Firefighters freed her after 50 minutes. She was transported to St John and West Shore Hospital with serious injuries. The crash occurred at 2:08 a.m. as she headed northbound.
Harold Cawley and his wife Pat, residents of 624 S Island Road, awoke at 2 am to a man forcing entry. The intruder, claiming a gun, confined them to a bathroom while the home was ransacked. After about 15 minutes he fled on a motorbike taking a wallet and valuables.
Avon Lake City Council awarded a two year contract for county health services totaling 130000 dollars per year to Lorain County, ending a decade long arrangement with Lorain. The Lorain option was 70000 dollars for one year. The measure passed 6-0 with one absence.
A 10 day program at a hotel pool teaches employees and their families to swim from water babies to adults. Jermaine Jackson, son of Michael Jackson, participates as a learner while Shirley Noonan oversees instruction. The course splits swimmers by fear level and ends with a plunge into the deep end.
Governor Richard F Celeste will attend a Lorain County Democrat Execu tive Committee reception August 22 from 7 to 9 p m at the Elyria Catholic High School coliseum. Tickets cost 20 with two door prizes a Fisher VHS video recorder and a Toronto weekend. Attendance required for prize entry. About 800 to 1 000 guests expected. last year attendance surpassed 1 600.
Lorain County prepares a week long festival from Sept 29 to Oct 7 featuring high school bands jazz and classical concerts a high tech show at Lorain County Community College a free Oberlin tour and an open house at the County Administration Building plus a parade of homes. Officials say the event aims to raise local pride and spur economic resurgence with a theme Lorain County your gateway to the future. Community leaders from the home builders association realtors and county government helped develop the plan and continue to schedule activities.
Birth announcements list multiple newborns and parents across Elyria North Ridgeville Vermilion New London and nearby areas with addresses and dates. Entries include daughters and sons born to BUCHANAN PLAS DENNISON TOY STRAUSS PRATT TUCKER ELLIS PEET and others on July 27 to July 30.
Oberlin College senior class president Lisa N. Ridley will guest on the Today Show on WKYC Channel 3 Wednesday from 7 to 9 a.m. The 21 year old Mequon Wisconsin native was selected after Glamour Magazine named her one of the top 10 college women of the year, the sole Midwest winner, featured in Glamour's August issue.
A Lorain Police and Fire Committee meeting led to the creation of a Lorain A subcommittee to review auxiliary policies and procedures after conflicts in the department. Members include Safety Director Anthony Murello Police Chief John Malinovsky Auxiliary Chief Reree Orr and Councilman Angel Arroyo with one seat to be filled later. The panel will examine suspensions and conduct of auxiliary members and their oversight relationship with the police department.
Police say no charges will be filed regarding an 18 year old man injured in a fight at the Saxon Club on Apple Avenue and East 29th Street. Mark Whorley of 3057 Broadway was found seriously injured and hospitalized. Three men were arrested. officers report Whorley allegedly started fights after being uninvited to a party at the club.
Elyria Voiture 149 of the Forty and Eight, American Legion, installed Jeffrey D. Heathcote as Chef de Gare at 514 Woodland Ave. Heathcote, Vietnam veteran and 10-year Voiture member, heads the group with his wife Linda Kasubiensky and three children. Other officers named include Chef de Train Frank Thomas and Conductor Clyde Wedell, plus staffers Edward Perkins and William Davis among others.
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