Area Deaths Highlight Lorain and Surrounding Figures
Obituaries recount long Lorain County careers from bakery routes to city street department leadership. Notables include Casimir Salkowitz born Braddock Pennsylvania who moved to Lorain in 1920, Walter Jackson Jr. of Elyria, Florence McCabe, Peter Pasky and Lupe Del Valle, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimir Salkowitz
Labtiaany
Braddock
Mr. Salkowitz
Lorain
Central Bakery
Grafton
LaGrange
Central Lorain
John R. Devin
Elyria Ave
Mount St. Frances
Ind
Walter Jackson
Anneston
Ala
Elyria
Fitzgerald Trucking Company
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Hazel
Ivra Jean Brightwell
Lola Ann Lawson
Hazel Christine Nixon
Brenda Harris
Edwina Johnson
Gloria Lawson
Campbell
Calif
James Marie Chine
Bolingbrook
Ill
Gary A
Roy D. Lawson
William E
Walter van
Jackie” Lawson
Elkhardt
Ralph Pyles
Buffalo
N.Y
Wilma Robinson
Dayton
Giachanne Sharp
Pikeville
Fla
Elizabeth Henderson
Cleveland
Lilly
Mary Jackson
Ethel Hamilton
Jacksonville
Myrtle Martin
Marianna
Lorain Works
U.S. Steel
Spring City
Tenn
Ridge Tool Co
Florence
Cheta Mowery
Las Vegas
Nev
Fran Reinoehl
Brenda Ervin
LaPlata
Evelyn Fisher
Bryan Roads
Rick McCabe
Coal City
Earl McCabe
Chattanooga
John McCabe
Ray McCabe
Cocoa
Fila
Ruth Thurman
Jerri Quinn
Carl Metapho
Midview Administrators’ Raises Frozen for 1992
Midview school board votes to freeze salaries for all 10 administrators for 1992 after cost cutting. Last raises occurred in June 1991 per Superintendent Linda Huntley. Board also donates six months of stipends, saving about $2,700, with levy talk planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midview
Mid
Wag Glouwe Baduice Wall Tol
Board of Education
Linda Huntley
Huntley
Abso
City Hall Evacuated After Air Compressor Fire
City Hall employees were evacuated for about 30 minutes when an air conditioning compressor overheated and caught fire. Firefighters arrived around 12:30 p.m. basement smoke prompted the call. The compressor stopped burning, electricity was shut off, and the building was cleared of smoke. Damage estimated at about $1,000, confined to the compressor vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
City Hall
NAACP denies urging boycott of Chronicle Telegram
Elyria NAACP president Thelma Adams said the local chapter is not asking Black community members to boycott the Chronicle Telegram. She noted Executive Committee members would not stop receiving the paper for a week in protest of coverage of a rookie officer's Georgia arrest three years ago, while others may act freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Thelma Adams
NAACP
Chronicle Telegram
Georgia
Public Auction Funds Boost City Departments
Elyria gained 1542 dollars and Sheffield 1138 from a multi department auction. The money funds training and equipment, easing the city burden. County prosecutor Gronsky notes consolidated sales save costs and reduce drug dealers’ incentives. Hecker cites a turnout beyond expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sheffield
Amherst
Lonnie Dillon
Richard Gronsky
Gronsky
Prosecution Details Woods Attack Case in Lorain County
Brawl testimony cites Woods liver cirrhosis worsening his condition while defense seeks coroner input on drug effects. Judge bars certain info as to drug impact. Prosecution witness Shannon Williams places Woods seeking crack on Brace Street, then encountering two men including Shelton after a failed drug deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wightman
Baker
Woods
Shannon Williams
Brace Street
Shelton
Cops injured in Broad Street brawl. four men charged
Two Elyria police officers were hurt in a dawn fight on Broad Street during a melee involving four men. James Filiaggi 27 held a gun and dropped it when ordered to surrender. Filiaggi Bryner Hoagland and Felton faced charges including felonious assault and resisting arrest. officers Ellis and Whitely treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Broad Street
Richard Ellis
Duane Whitely
James Filiaggi
Westwood Avenue
Amherst
Kenneth Smith
Filiaggi
Ellis
Whitely
Princopit Tane
Smith
Carl Bryner
Oxford Avenue
Randall Hoagland
Cambridge Avenue
Gregory Felton
Marseilles Avenue
Bryner
Felton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Panel rejects extra moratorium on incinerator permit
In Columbus the Senate committee voted 4-3 against adding a second bill to halt new permits for Waste Technologies Industries. Senator Fingerhut urged extending the moratorium citing safety concerns as the East Liverpool plant nears operation along the Ohio River near PA and WV. EPA warnings loom over possible federal preemption and funding consequences for cleanup if Ohio law is too broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Energy, Natural Resources and Environment Committee
Waste Technologies Industries
Eric Fingerhut
Cleveland
East
Liverpool
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Donald Schregardus
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Epa
EPA
Father Guido Sarducci to Visit Lorain for Father's Day Parade
Lorain native Don Novello known as Father Guido Sarducci arrives this weekend for Father's Day events with Dr A J Novello. He plans to attend the Democratic Convention as a delegate for Jerry Brown, promote his book Citizen Lazio, and visit the International Parade to see Terry Anderson. He will also spend days in Youngstown for a fundraiser for the Italian American Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Don Novello
Father Guido Sarducci
A.J. Novello
Novello
Jerry Brown
Lazio
Terry Anderson
Eleanore Novello
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court Allows Doctor Testimony in Malpractice Suit
The high court ruled that a doctor's testimony in a medical malpractice case was acceptable and sent the Summit County matter back to the 9th District Court of Appeals. It also said Willoughby Hills may appeal a zoning board decision. Edward Savage injured his back in 1967, treated 1978–87, later referred to Dr Shim mer for nerve compression, with subsequent bladder and bowel control issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Summit County
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Ohio
Willoughby Hills
Edward Savage
Michael Shimmer
Correlated Health Care Services
Savage
Lorain festival highlights include awards and dinners
A Nordson Corporation Foundation festival offers a 4 p.m reception at the Holiday Inn followed by a 6 p.m Elizabeth L Coleman Awards Dinner with 34 awards to individuals and local banks and the foundation. July 11 features Fun N Sun Day at Black River Reservation with crafts and First Aid training, then Martha Jordan Dinner Hour with African dance. July 12 brings a Children Hour Breakfast. Registration fees vary by event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Inn
Elizabeth L. Coleman
Nordson Corporation Foundation
Evans
Black River Reservation
Ford Road
Elyria
Red Cross
Lorain
Randy Cooper
Martha Jordan
Lawrence Lee Evans
National First Community Interfaith Institute, Inc
Rochester
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Chourch
Holy Name Society
Lorain County
Sheriff’s Department Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of the Lake Council
Sheffield Lake
Salkowitz
City Employees Union
Hr Metta d Menem
Robert C
Wayne M
Raleigh, N.C
William
Judith) Murray
Avon Lake
Irene Bragiel
Parma
Dorothy
Dale
Antoni Szalkiewicz
Marcella Szalkiewicz
Walter “Jack” Jackson, Jr
St. Joseph Hospital
Walter
Hattie Jackson
Carter Funeral Home
E. Bridge St
James Hannibel
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
Wilma M. Cooper
Kort
St. John and West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Agorist
Cleveland Arcade
North Eaton
Bauer- Laubenthal-Wainwright
Chestnut Ma
Beatrice Miller
Dorotha Doone Fauver
Prnenths Maans
Oberlin
First United Methodist Church
Glenn I. McCabe
Monn 1
Motoke
Sac
Wmenp Phy Vaheheja
The
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Doane and
Hull Family Associations of America
William E. Fauver
Bakersfield
Cal
Gaylord
Bud” Doane
Canyon
Earl J. Fauver
Ridge Hil Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Arthur C. Sperry
American Cancer Society
Dicken Funeral Home
Peter P. Pasky
St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center
Pasky’s
Kandy Korner
St. Mary Ukrainian Orthodox Church
United Steel Workers Union Local 1104
Garden Pensioners Club
Central Businessmen’s Association
Amherst Spring Chapter
A.A.R.P
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge 46
United Steel Workers Union Local 1104 Golf League
Anne
Nee Kozapas
Richard
Willis, Mich
Joyce Della Volpe
Lakewood
Conrad Pashkewich
Helen Burk
Euclid
Thomas
George
34Th St
John Bruchok
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Maria G. del Valle
Reichlin- Roberts Funeral Home
Cleveland St
Jerry Kruse
Buria
Walter Betko
Walter Betka
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Crown Steel
John
Ted
Ann Freiling
Clara Shay
Stanley
Joseph
Helen Hill
Wanda Gifford
Garland-Misencik Funeral Home
Park ‘Ave
Armherst
Funeral Home
Lawrence Martello
Calvary Cemetery
Pauline L. Bradley
Maria Guadalupe “Lupe” del Valle
St. Jude Church
Joan Earle
Charles D. Bradley
San Diego
Viola Mindek
Strongsville
Charles A. Bradley
Andrew Schuerger
John Schuerger
Middle Ave
Lares
P. R
Sacred Heart Chapel
Edna Molina
Angel J. Torres
P.R
Carmen Adames
Arecibo
Maria Adames
New Jersey
Cheo Adames
Bienvenido
Frank Pkosem
Brookdale Cemetery
Dicken
Funeral
Sacred Heart Chanel
Rod Raide
Hecker
Challener
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Lynett McGough
John Caniglia
C-T
Guido Sarducci
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