Numerous Local Obituaries From Amherst and Lorain
A cluster of death notices for MEE Meuse Julia Gratzer, 92, of Amherst, and others including Esther Carter, Carolyn Joan Goins, Ben Ingrassia, Helen Boroski Boryczka, Edward Boryczka, and John T Boryczka. Services set at Wainwright and Waite and Son funeral homes with burials at Sunset Memorial Park Chatam Cemetery Resthaven Memory Gardens and St Joseph Cemetery. Recurring details include survivor lists, last residences, and dates of services or calls.
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Julia Gratzer
Shadylawn Drive
Amherst
Lorain Community Hospital
Hungary
Gratzer
Laszlo
Karoly
Wainwright Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Obscure obituaries from Avon Oberlin and Camden area
Obituary notices list Conrad Abyzia J 76 of Avon Samare his wife Mildred five soma Donald Robert Ronald and Lester among others with burial in St Theresa Cemetery. Foster Clarence W 86 of Oberlin survived by wife Evelyn and daughter Janet K Bomstead with services planned. Steve Peter Wancik ... of Lorain with wife Angeline, son Nicholas, daughter Angeline. services at Cowling Funeral Home and burial in Camden Cemetery. Shuck 10 of Silver Springs Md noted with funeral arrangements and Catholic mass, calling hours at Reidy Scanlan.
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Conrad Abyzia J
Colocado Ave
Avon
Samare
Mildred
Soma
Donald
Robert
Ronald
Lester
Aoester
Chrach
St.Theresa Cemetery
Foster Clarence W
Leavitt Rd
Oberlin
Evelyn
Janet K Bomstead
Musordc
Sterday
Weetwood
Wancic
Steve Peter
41St St
Lorain
Angeiiee
Nicholas and Searkes
Angeline
Cowling
Camden Cemetery
Camden Township
Schuck
Silver Springs
Nisters
Brenda
Ura
Columbes Connell
St. Catholic Church
Memory of Gustav Jens and Mark Born in June
A fragmented note recalls Gustav Jens and Mark, with references to August events and a June birth. The lines are garbled but point to personal memories or obituaries, mentioning names and dates without clear context or places.
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Gustav Jen
Mark
Jupe
Unclear historical record item on local event
Fragmentary OCR item describes a 16 year old individual or event at a press gathering in Bariess pects with canddsten mamtern friexts and wrestling references. Readable names, dates, or places are missing, making precise details untenable.
Nurses' pre entrance test set July 19
Lorain St Joseph Hospital school of practical nursing will admit applicants to their pre entrance exam for 1981 82 classes on July 19. For applications and additional information contact the school office at 2456851 extension 104 or 105.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
School of Practical Nursing
Berea mourns Safety Director Ralph Stull with funeral set
Berea leaders and friends mourn the death of Safety Director Ralph Stull after a heart attack at his Prospect Road home. Stull, 61, died Wednesday night at Southwest General Hospital, leaving a legacy of service from his years in the Berea Police Department to his eight years as safety director. Visitation is Friday at Baker Funeral Home with services Saturday at St. Marys Church, burial at Woodvale Cemetery.
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Esther Carter
Avon Lake Road
Spencer
Medina Community Hospital
Chatam Cemetery
Berea
Jack Kafer
Ralph Stull
Stull
Southwest General Hospital
Prospect Road
Kafer
Rossiter
Cleveland
U.S. Navy
Kerea
Cuyahoga County Safety Directors Association
Ohio Police Chiefs Association
Woodvale Cemetery
Middleburg Heights
Angry S. Lake candidate faces inspector over code claims
In Sheffield Lake independent council candidate George Crossan accuses building inspector Thomas Wright of code violations on his property, while Wright defends actions and denies striking Crossan. A sign ordinance dispute escalates as Mayor Ackerman plans meetings and Wright is urged to enforce all ordinances.
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Sheffield Lake
Independent Council
George Crossan
Thomas Wright
Crossan
Wright
Lake Road
Abbe Road
Gary Mingee
Ward 2
Sheriff auxiliary vet ousted over campaign for Democrat
Henry Williams of Lorain County alleges he was forced from the sheriff's auxiliary for campaigning for Maurice Banks Jr., a Democratic sheriff candidate. Williams says he returned his ID May 30 but declined resignation without a hearing, while Sheriff James A. Mertz denies ousting him and says Williams voluntarily returned the ID. Williams notes decades of service and hours donated, contrasting past displays of loyalty with the current political conflict.
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Lorain County
Henry Williams
Walnut Sr
Maurice Banks Jr
Mertz
Williams
Auxiliary Capitan
Larry Shepherd
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain youth rape trial ends with 11 to 1 verdict split
A Lorain jury of 12 was discharged after seven hours of deliberation without a verdict in the Robert Lamarr corruption case. Lamarr, 20, of 1816 East 42nd Street, faced charges involving a 14 year old boy following an arrest near Black River on March 15. The case, before Common Pleas Judge Adrian Bedleski, leaves no retrial date set. Lamarr had just been released from Mansfield Reformatory 9 days earlier after a 15 month term for a similar offense. Assistant Prosecutor Michael Scherach said the jury stood 11 to 1 for conviction.
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Robert Lamarr
E. 42Nd St. Lorain
Lamarr
Lorain
Black River
Broadway
Adrian F. Bedleski
Mansfield Reformatory
Michael Scherach
John B. Otero
Suit filed against Sheffield Lake over street excavation
A $12,500 personal injury suit was filed in common pleas court Thursday against the city of Sheffield Lake. Robert J. Tucker of 319A E. Main St., LaGrange, says he was injured on June 12, 1978, when he fell from a truck platform after striking the unmarked excavation, alleging city negligence for not marking the hazard. A Lorain County Planning Commission survey seeks private industry participation in CETA programs as the initiative shifts from funding local governments to grants that bolster private employment.
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Sheffield Lake
Common Pleas
Robert J.tucker
E. Main St
LaGrange
Lorain County
Ford calls back 9,000 at 3 plants
Ford Motor Co lifts temporary layoffs for about 9,000 workers at three plants in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. About 6,500 UAW Local 425 members at Lorain will return for one week starting Monday, with further furloughs planned through mid-summer. Ohio Truck and Brook Park engine staff also return, but officials warn layoffs may resume after July 21 if demand does not rise.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
Ford Ohio
Brook Park
Pavlich
Local 1250
Thurman Payne
Ford
Ford builds seven slant 4 engines for future world car research
Ford Motor Co experimental program at Brook Park plant reports seven slant-4 engines completed for research. United Auto Workers Local 1250 president Thurman Payne says the 4 cylinders are about half the size of the current 302 V-8s and offer better gas mileage. An additional 3 cylinder design is in planning, with potential phased introduction in future models this fall.
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Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Thurman Payne
United Auto Workers
Payne
Chonicle-Telegram
Ford
U S Steel Lorain workers furloughed amid layoffs
United Steel Workers Local 1104 members at U S Steel Lorain will be furloughed as 50 jobs are cut today, bringing total layoffs at the plant to about 325. Most departments shift to four day 35 hour weeks as demand in auto steel products remains weak.
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U.S. Steel Lorain Works
United Steel Workers Local 1104
Chronicle-Télegram
Program for laid off workers runs out of money
The federal Trade Readjustment Act benefits for workers laid off in industries hit by foreign competition have exhausted funds and will not resume until Congress allocates more. Ohio official FRANK ROSE of the Bureau of Employment Services says 8,000 recipients, mostly in autos, are affected and urges filing to preserve back pay. Approval of the budget occurred, but funds may be delayed two to three weeks before new money reaches affected workers.
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Ohio
Congress
Frank Rose
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Rose
Capitol Hill
Westlake approves moving Dover G T program to Hillard
Westlake school board voted 4-1 to consolidate the Gifted and Talented program from Dover and Holly Lane into Hillard Elementary, despite parental opposition. Parents fear longer days and loss of neighborhood peers, while supporters cite space and communication benefits. A two-hour meeting included calls to table the proposal, which ultimately passed.
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Westlake
Dover School
Hillard Elementary
Robert Manly
Dover
Hillard
Michael Clancy
Clancy
Holly Lane
Manley
Par
Ent
Roger Holmes
Bassett
Holmes
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Carolyn Joan Goins
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Mamie Collins
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Margaret Fitzgerald
Jane Dayzard
Houston
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Walter A. Frey
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Ben S. Ingrassia
Ben
Sebastian) Ingrassia
Amherst Hospital
Ingrassia
Lorain- Cuyahoga
U.S. Steel Corp
St. Peter Church
Angela
Nee Markovich
James Ingrassia
Charleston
S.C
Alan
Orlando
Keith
Michael
Teresa) Brkopac
William
Marie) Akosi
Rosetta
Funeral
Joseph Step
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Musoleum
American Cancer Society
John Boryczka
Helen ‘‘Boroski
Boryczka
Erie St
South Amherst
Poland
Nativity Bvm Catholic Church
Alter and Rosary Society
Royal Neighbors of America
The
Golden Agers
Edward Boryczka
Elmer
Irene) Bogardy
Pat
Jane) Wolski
Independence
Thomas
Helen) Tritski
Stanley Soniewicka
John T
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Nativity Bvm Catholic
Wallace F. Roth
St. Joseph Cemetery
Memoriam
James Count
James Garst Jr
Curtis-Scheuffler Feral Howe
K. Seryng
Grocer
Byray End Vearaty
Senco 1857
Lcoread
Barvey C Corts Srnedd
W. Scheuer Danial Peace
Safety Director
Force
Spadnuts Doughnut Shop
S. Lake
Inspector Trade
Beth Boyd
Cat
Richard Ackerman
Karen Balmer
Mansfield
United Auto Workers Local 425
Ford Lorain
Pete Pavlich
U.S. Steel
By Tom Ford
Nancy Reed
C-T
Mison
Dan Naylor
Harding Drive
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