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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1981
Page
6
Multiple local obituaries report the deaths of Howard W. Ahlgrim 66 of Elyria a retired gas inspector 39 years service and Mrs Bertha M Harrison 66 of Elyria with surviving relatives and funeral plans plus notices for Patrick Tecco 64 and Zuzana Kusner 73 with burial details and service times. Additional mentions include church affiliations and memorial gift guidance.
Kenneth Carr Truxhall Sr. 38 of 103 Bath St. died Thursday at Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries in a May 30 motorcycle crash on Route 57. He worked at American Wire and Cable in Olmsted Falls, was Vietnam veteran and Cub Scout master. Survived by wife Patricia and children, plus extensive relatives. Graveside services Monday at North Ridgeville Cemetery. Also listed are Joseph R. Rundle 81 of Brunswick, an ex Midland Steel chief engineer and World War I Marine, with funeral details. Dennis A. Donaldson 59 Oberlin, Ford plant setup man, died after a golf heart attack. and Northwest Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s queen Lisa Ann Maag with finalists and Powder Puff results.
Ohio farmers hurt by more than two months of rain may file for disaster payments by June 25. Eligible producers receive 80 cents per bushel, based on 75 percent of established yield and tied to one third of the $2.40 target price. Farmers in soybean areas must have attempted to plant soybeans by June 20 to maintain eligibility.
Police report a third complaint about a naked prowler trying to snatch sleeping young girls, with Wednesday sighting by a resident distant from prior incidents. Detectives boosted night shifts while residents flood tips, but no solid leads yet.
German government exits the League of Nations in 1933 signaling rising isolationism. In World War II era coverage, radio reports the death of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, the famed Desert Fox, in 1944, reflecting shifting military narratives.
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