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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
8
In Lorain County, Malcolm Fowl, 47, parked at Lakeview Park and shot himself. His death follows two prior family suicides, Marilyn Fowl in 1970 and Diana Fowl earlier this year, with investigations noting a history of personal safety gunshot fatalities linked to the family.
Frank Hornick 51 of 1316 W 35th St Lorain died after his car went out of control on I 90 in Girard Pa He served as a World War II Air Force master sergeant and worked at Lorain Cuyahoga Works U S Steel since 1940 Surviving are three brothers and three sisters The services are at John R Devin Funeral Home and Holy Trinity Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery Lorain
Leonard Williams age 41 of 435 W 13th St is survived by daughter Johanna, mother, two sisters and a brother. Visit Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm, service Saturday at 1 30 pm in Jones Chapel, burial Brookdale Cemetery. Also Elizabeth Joan 55 of 249 Miller Court survived by son Paul and sisters, brother. visit Bittner DeCarlo Friday 2 to 9 pm, funeral Saturday 8 30 am at the funeral home and 9 am at St Marys Church, rosary Friday 8 pm, burial St Marys Cemetery. Elyna Jessie, 60, of 1212 West 13th St Lorain, survived by husband Kenneth, daughters Narba and Zenobia, son Waller, sister and brother. Brown Funeral Home visitation Friday after 12 noon, service Saturday 1 pm at Full Gospel Tabernacle, burial Elmwood Cemetery.
The Al Frabotta family and Lou Caldwell Rowena and Bud thank neighbors friends and organizations for support during bereavement. Special mentions include Rev James Cox Warren Ohio Frank S Harmon Masonic Lodge Elyria Ali Baba Grottas Vacation land Rest Home nursing staff David Suitor Funeral Home Sandusky and Fulton Funeral Home along with Fr Haberbosch Keystone High School Class of 1963 and Assumption Altar Rosary Society for condolences and services.
Michael Mayda 86 of 1047 Cowley Rd Columbia Station died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 9 22 p m after a month long illness He was a retired farmer and Assumption Church member born in Austria moved to Columbia Station from Cleveland 40 years ago There are no immediate survivors Services Monday at 930 a m at Assumption Church Rev Casimer Pilatowski officiating Burial in St Mary Cemetery Grafton Wainwright Funeral Home will be open tomorrow 7 to 9 p m and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
The board of public affairs yesterday recommended awarding a contract for expand ing the sewage disposal plant to Joseph Lach Construction Co Avon at 514650 The action awaits approval from the Ohio Water Development Authority OWDA which will help finance the project.
An 8 year old Lorain boy was struck by a car on West 21st Street near Reeves Avenue and remained in fair condition with a concussion and facial and hand scrapes at St. Joseph Hospital. The driver, 18 year old Charlotte Napier of Amherst, was checked by police after being given a sedative for nervous condition and released. The incident occurred about 12:30 p.m. as the boy reportedly ran into the road.
A Chronicle Telegram correction states Leonard L. Williams, 41, of 435 W. 13th St. did not die Wednesday at home as reported. His sister says he died with his brother and mother present, the coroner reports cite stroke as the cause of death.
Showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the Plains States the Central Gulf Coast and Southern Florida. Temperatures across the nation will show little change.
Sunny and warm today with highs in the mid to lower 80s. Tonight will be fair with little temperature change, lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and warm in the southwest with highs in the 80s, while the northeast turns partly cloudy and a bit cooler with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
Southwest winds near 10 knots today fall to light and variable this evening then easterly 5 to 10 knots late tonight. Conditions remain fair with overall stable marine visibility.
Wellington officials expect the 2 million pound Jones Road reservoir to be pumping within a week as Bay Construction tests the pumping station. Water source is Charlemont Creek, which may supply enough flow now. full operation may await spring runoff and the project is under daily penalty for late completion. The 97 5 acre site includes an upground lake with 1.3 billion gallons capacity and the facility serves Wellington for about 40 years.
Elyria City Council will be asked Monday to approve a lease that would move City Auditor Dale Kellogg to 503 Broad St above the Bell Co store on Broad Street July 1. The move doubles Kellogg’s floor space and frees space in City Hall for a court referee. The lease runs three years with two optional renewal years at $145 a month including heat water and air conditioning.
Oberlin officials warn of sharp financial strain over coming years regardless of a new city hall costed at about 800000. After a two hour work session with City Auditor Ward, council advanced little on financing as architect studies from Kessler and Assoc. near completion and recommendations on payment methods are to be brought to Monday night’s meeting.
A birth notice reports a son born to Mr and Mrs John KQSCHO at 2405 Washington. The unnamed child is listed in the local records with the family residing on Washington Street.
An 18 year old LaGrange motorcyclist was hurt when his bike struck a car turning onto Nickel Plate Diagonal Road and slid under a second northbound vehicle. Richard J. Taylor was listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with cuts and bruises. Driver Thomas R. Amore was cited for failure to yield. Earl C. Clark was the second vehicle driver.
Two 19 year old Elyria girls Sherry Campbell and Mary Ann Gallo were charged with trespassing after allegedly climbing a fence at Atlas Electric Co. to access a nearby horse stable. They rode one horse at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday until the property owner and a neighbor fired a shot over their heads to stop them. Both were released on bond and held until deputies arrived.
Elyria police report 14 year old Joann Bowser was hit by a northbound car on Rt 57 at Foster Avenue as she crossed against a red signal. She suffered shoulder and back cuts and was in fair condition. Driver Robert A Willis, 18, from Buckingham Drive, was not charged.
The Dan Walker School of Dance presents a two night Summer Spectacular with a student dance recital tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Elyria High School Auditorium.
Avon officials and regional planners heard E L Toberen say the state faces a serious funding gap affecting the highway program. At Miller's Country Place, the district highway director urged tax reform to enable new construction and noted plans for Rt 254 resurfacing and widening near Avon and Sheffield.
Lorain County Community College names Ann Hutchens 1134 W 19th St Lorain sopho more part time associate admissions counselor serving as a liaison between the Admissions Office and the black community. She will interpret college offerings at high school conferences nights and recruiting meetings. Hutchens, a Clearview High School graduate and daughter of Mrs Emma Hutchens, is a member of Black Progressives and the Student Activities Program Board.
Elyria police report John H. Hurst was assaulted late last night on Broad Street near Bill Naylor’s Bar. An unidentified man struck him with a beer bottle, robbed him of $164, and left him lying on the sidewalk. Hurst, hospitalized in fair condition with facial fractures and head cuts, faced intoxication charges.
Russell Davies notes harness race plans at Northfield Park for May 28 to 30 were foiled by clubhouse dinner reservations being sold out. He cheekily mentions local families, old master Walt Fees, and his milk diet, while recounting light social anecdotes. Dr. Glenn L. Clayton spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon in Elyria, praising Ashland College's progress and mentioning Sid Boyd and Howard Rader’s long service in education and athletics.
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