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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1968
Page
4
A long OCR list shows names and addresses of patients admitted and discharged from area hospitals on Wednesday and Thursday. It includes numerous individuals across Grafton Lorain Amherst North Ridgeville Elyria Vermilion and Sheffield Lake with accompanying street addresses and family mentions.
The families express sincere thanks for sympathy during bereavement. They acknowledge flowers, services and offers of assistance from friends neighbors and relatives. Special thanks to Rev London Jones Chapel AME Church Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and floral donors.
In loving memory of Mrs Mary Frenieesy who died in June. Always loved and remembered by husband and family. A heartfelt tribute notes her cheerful presence and thoughtful nature. Vittoria Balls also remembered with June 15 passing and enduring affection from children and grandchildren.
A list of area birth announcements from Elyria Memorial noting newborns on Tuesday and Friday. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Dane Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. David Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rozga, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Marcum, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Parron, Dr. and Mrs. Kit Chin Rah, and Arthur Rein with their respective addresses.
Observation shows several birth notices and household addresses in Wellington. Names include Oberlin Allen Sidney Cottrell, Robert Hanmer, Lawrence Flint, James Jacovetti, Frank Wyka, John Bennett, Lawrence Harrell, and Ralph Knick with respective street addresses.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Kennedy at Amherst Hospital. The family resides at 1642 East 29th Street in Lorain.
Elyria police report a thief gained entry to Red Rooster Market at 1120 Lowell Street after closing. The raider took 30 watermelons and about 50 cartons of cigarettes, with losses estimated at 150 to 175 dollars. A smoker’s cough marks the prime suspect.
Ernest V. Pop Stoneman, 7% patriarch of the Stoneman family folk singing group and long time recording artist, died after a two month illness. The StoneMan group included four of his 23 children and was once named top group by the Country Music Association in 1967.
A compiled list shows residents and addresses including Mary C Conry 817 Cleveland Ave Carl Schieferstein 111 East Martin St Cynthia Davis 619 Oberlin Rd Ethel Jarrett Box 413 Birmingham Richard and Robert Logan RD 2 Vermilion Maynard Shreve 271 Concord Ave Phyllis Horvath Middle Ridge Rd Joseph Versace 308 West 2th St Lorain Myron Fleming RD 1 Wakeman Mrs Gregory Pulos and son 123 Pearle St Mrs Bruce Scheffel 1056 Oakwood Dr Lorain Mrs Donald McCartney 116 West 20th Lorain
A stretch of Route 301 between LaGrange and Route 10 will close Monday morning and stay shut through Friday for culvert replacement. State highway official Frank Randall, operations engineer for the Ohio Department of Highways, made the announcement yesterday.
Lorain police investigate a dawn shooting that wounded Adaly L. Velez of 222 East 32nd Street who is in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital with a gunshot to the right upper arm and elbow. An East 30th Street man is held for questioning after Velez forced him into a car and drove him to an unknown location where he was assaulted.
William K. Tudich, 20, of 1010 Washington Ave., was treated at St. Joseph Hospital in fair condition with a fractured jaw and facial bruises after a group of five to six youths attacked him during a beach party at Hole-in-the-Wall on West Lake Road. He and three other youths were assaulted and later released after treatment.
A band of thundershowers will stretch from the lower Great Plains northeastward across the Tennessee Valley into New England. Elsewhere expect fair to partly cloudy skies with cooler conditions in the upper Mississippi Valley and Lakes region. Warming will occur over the western third of the nation and the Northeast.
The outlook calls for considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows range in the 50s north and 60s south. Wednesday shows mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunder showers in central and southern areas, partly sunny with a chance of a few showers in the north, and cooler conditions expected in the north tomorrow.
A lake forecast shows winds 15 to 22 knots tonight over Lake Erie with mostly cloudy skies. Mariners should prepare for unsettled conditions and patchy coverage of clouds across the region.
Multiple notices report deaths in Lorain Elyria Vermilion Amherst and surrounding towns. Names include Rose A Gow Pete Stevens Joseph Ballog Robert Grade Daniel Baker Hershel Marvin and others with details on survivors, call times, and burial arrangements. Services listed at Reichlin Cooley Gluvna Frey Fisher Reed and other local funeral homes. Burial plans include Calvary Elmwood Sunset and Fields Cemeteries.
New curfew rules in North Ridgeville require anyone under 18 to be off streets by 10 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11 pm on weekends. The change, announced by Mayor Richard Noll, shortens prior weekday and weekend curfews. no comment was available from the mayor at press time.
College students in Lorain County may join a new hospital medical surgical insurance plan offered by Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio. It provides year round individual contracts for full time undergraduates under 23 not covered by group plans. Coverage excludes injuries from intercollegiate athletic contests or practice sessions.
Two Cleveland residents, Richard Markle and his daughter Sue Lynn Markle, were rescued after a 12 foot catamaran capsized yesterday at 3 25 p m on Volunteer Bay A. They clung to the hull for 40 minutes and were uninjured, with police freeing them from the water.
Mrs Frances Putnam aged 25 was found dead in bed at her home at the corner of Rt 4 and Streker Road Erie County. No signs of violence noted. Coroner Joseph Butler to determine cause of death. Edward Putnam discovered the body upon returning home at 3 am.
Lorain County sheriff deputies report a 3136 machine used for bending large conduit was taken from Bart Supply Co at 1678 North Ridge Road in Lorain sometime Wednesday or Thursday. The value cited is 136 dollars.
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