Central Bakery founder widow dies at 88 in Lorain
Mrs Teofila Kowalski 88 a resident of Ohio Extended Care Center Lorain died Friday after a two month illness born in Wilnika Gubernia Poland came to Lorain in 1906 with her husband Edward they built Central Bakery a Lorain landmark for fifty years active in St Stanislaus Church and Polish American groups survived by two sons Ren A and Joseph G a daughter Wanda Devin five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren also noted George W Smith 62 Elyria died after short illness survived by wife Stella and several siblings funeral details and memorials listed.
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Teofila M. Kowalski
Ohio Extended Care Center
Wilnika Gubernia
Poland
Lorain
Edward
Elyria Avenue
23Rd Street
Central Bakery
St. Stanislaus Church
the Rosary Society
St. Ann’s Lodge
the Union of Poles In America
Queen of Poland Lodge
St. Casimir’s Lodge
Blue Star Mothers Club
Ladies Auxiliary
Polish American Citizens Club
Ren. A
Joseph G
John R
Wanda) Devin
George W. Smith
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
England
Smitty's Bar
General Motors
Fisher Body
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
O.N. Steele Lodge
F&am
Cleveland
Stella K
Frederick
Edna Smith
Charles
Mabel) Reynor
Michael
Florence) Herrle
Brookdale Cemetery
William Olsen
Alexander Lynes Jr
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Harris Creek
Northfield
Jefferson
Cleveland Electrclluminating Co
The
Christian Temple
Ohio
Catherine Roebuck
Robert
Helen Geitz
Granville
Jack Lynes
Nashville
Tenn
John R. Devin
Randall Hase
First Congregational Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Stanley
Michael Dyrez
Calvary Cemetery
Rosary Society of the Church
Polish American Citizens Club Ladies Auxiliary
Helen Moser
North Ridgeville
Amherst Manor
Amherst
Vienna
Austria
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Rosemary Gaughan
Helen DeHart
Rudolph I
Rudolph J
Corrigan
Lorain Avenue
West 148Th Street
Ethel F. Wilcox
Stanford Avenue
Winslow L. Fay
First Baptist Church of
Milton E
Josephine
Dicken Funeral Home
Ward Tressler
Buria
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Sheffield Lake seeks five year police operating levy
Sheffield Lake residents vote Tuesday on a total of 3.43 mills for police operations, including a 1.5 mill renewal from 1978 and a 1.93 mill inflation offset. The levy would raise about 152960 dollars annually, funds diverted previously to mounting operating costs, per Citizens United for a Better Sheffield Lake.
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Sheffield Lake
Citizens United
Rose Dumont Quiet Campaign In Lorain County Race
Rose S Dumont a Democratic primary candidate for Lorain County commissioner in Elyria runs a minimal campaign with no posters ads or radio or newspaper coverage. Attempts to contact her failed leaving her unlisted number and Abbe Road address as the only listed details.
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Rose S. Dumont
Elyria
Lorain County
Dumont
Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Elections
United Auto Workers
Abbe Road
Machines Blink and Chill Meals In Lorain News
The Lorain area reports on election board visitors failing to reach officials, a reporter leaving a card with no follow up, and a note that Mrs. Dumont was unavailable for comment. Meanwhile diners enjoyed a quirky time and temperature display flipping between 80 and 73 degrees across several downtown sites.
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Lorain National Bank
Cleveland Street
Afro-American Weekend set for June in Elyria
The second annual Afro- American Weekend runs June 25 to 27 with sponsors including First Community Interfaith Institute and Lorain County Urban League. Events feature a modeling show Lumumba Dancers mini-Olympics career day youth talent show and a communal feast with panel discussions and awards. Tickets range from 2 to 15 dollars. Law enforcement will also review the infant death case with county prosecutors.
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The
First Community Interfaith Institute
Lorain County
Evans
Elyria Ywca
West Ave
YWCA
South Park Recreation
16Th St
South Park
First Congregational Church
Second St
Elizabeth Coleman
Asbury Methodist Church
Middle Ave
Kanisa House
Foster Ave
Avon schools seek 3-mill emergency levy
Avon-City schools propose a 3-mill emergency levy to run three years to maintain operations. Superintendent Robert Earnhardt says a $50,000 home would pay about $45 annually, funding utilities, fuel for buses, textbooks, and educational and custodial supplies amid an $86,000 state funding cut in the austerity period. The district plans to cover salaries for six teachers and seven non teaching staff from the levy.
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Avon
Robert Earnhardt
Election 82 Cuts Hit Schools and Activities
The plan, effective Sept. 1, slashes all athletic activities except varsity football and intramurals, plus art, music, physical education, class advisors, the school newspaper, and field trips. Gifted and remedial programs may also be cut. reinstatement hinges on a 3 mill levy. Barnhardt notes the board could restore funds if the levy passes.
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Barnhardt
Syed Wins Ruling Suppressing Records In Pharmacy Case
Elyria pharmacist Mukhtar A. Syed won another court round as Common Pleas Judge Cirigliano suppressed evidence seized from the West Side Pharmacy on a flawed initial search warrant. Prosecutor Gregory White said he will appeal, delaying the remaining eight counts in the long drug charges case.
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Elyria
Mukhtar A. Syed
Common Pleas
Joseph E. Cirigliano
Syed
West Side
Lake Ave
Lorain County
Gregory White
District Court of Appeals
Lorain County Metropolitan Enforcement Group
Agenta
Ohio State Pharmacy Board
9Th District Court of Appeals
Mikus
Cirigliano
Three Democrats Seek Nomination in 72nd District
The 72nd district race features three Democratic hopefuls Thomas J. Greene of Oberlin Emil J. Novotny of Vermilion and Eva A. Odom of Vermilion while Republican incumbent Marie Tansey of Vermilion is unopposed in the primary. Odom remains on the ballot after an attempt to withdraw failed due to a missed deadline. The district spans 16 Lorain County townships and six in Erie County.
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Marie Tansey
Vermilion
Thomas J. Greene
Oberlin
Emil J. Novotny
Eva A. Odom
Odom
Board of Elections
Tand
Lorain County
Erie County
City Hall to Close at Noon Tuesday for Primary Election
City hall will close at noon Tuesday in observance of the primary election. The sanitation schedule will remain the same next week.
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City Hall
City phone lines overburdened during busy utility hours
City officials will consider adding lines for the utilities department after a 45 minute wait on Tuesday. Voter signs clutter city corners ahead of the primary election, with many large campaign signs on streets. Izaak Walton League Black River Chapter and Elyria plan a 8 p.m. awards program at Metro Parks admin building to honor participants in recent cleanup efforts on May 1 and today.
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Utilities Department
Izaak Walton League
Black River
City of
Elyria
Metro Parks’ Administration
Diagonal Road
LaGrange
Trial Delayed In Oberlin Vehicular Homicide Case
The Oberlin College student Stephen Hudson 21 faces aggravated vehicular homicide charges after a fatal April 12 crash that killed freshman Rebecca Orr. A delay to September is requested as prosecutors say key witnesses are away for the summer and will return for fall college sessions.
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Oberlin College
Lorain County
Andrew Morse
Stephen Hudson
Hudson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rebecca Orr
Morse
States
Canada
Accident victims' conditions improve near Midway Mail
Two Elyria women injured in a Thursday head on crash near Midway Mail remained in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Barbee Bond 36 improved from critical to serious while Carole Arnold 23 stayed in serious condition. Route 57 crash occurred around 3 36 p m when a northbound car driven by Milan Mirkovic 18 of Lakewood reportedly cut into Bond's lane, forcing Bond to swerve and cross the median into Arnold's southbound car.
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Elyria
Midway Mail
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Barbee Bond
Carole Arnold
Route 57
Milan Mirkovic
Lakewood
Ms. Bond
Mirkovic
Miss Arnold
Open Door High School names its top students
Open Door Christian High School's class of 1982 honors Heidi Hempel as valedictorian and Michele Hopkins as salutatorian. Hempel, daughter of Bill and Mrs Hempel of Amherst, earned a 3.40 GPA and led NHS, Drama Club, and was yearbook editor. Hopkins, daughter of Clifford and Mrs Hopkins of Grafton, posted a 3.25 GPA, served as class officer, and sang in drama, choir, and ensemble during commencement.
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Open Door High School
Heidi Hempel
Michele Hopkins
Open Door Christian High School
Heidi
Bill Hempel
Hilltop Drive
Amherst
Michele
Clifford Hopkins
Edgewood Drive
Grafton
Miss Hempel
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Feneral
Mares Am. Heey
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Milton E. Wilcox
Teofila Kowalski
Rose Dumont
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Lorain County Arts Council
Elyria Auto License Bureau
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FCN Kanisa House
Foster
Lawrence Jezewski
Jezewski
County Prosecutor’s Office
Karen Balmer
C-T
Paul J. Mikus
White
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Michael Keys
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Jesse Taylor
Community Relations Service
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