Florence Kempf former MSU nursing professor dies at 82
Florence C Kempf 82 former MSU nursing professor and assistant director at University Hospitals Cleveland died Sunday at Elyria Home where she lived two years. She earned MSU and Columbia Teachers College credentials and taught at Michigan State University for 16 years. Funeral services will be held in Elyria with burial at Scott Cemetery. Memorials may go to the Ene County Cancer Society or Ronald McDonald House Cleveland.
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Michigan State University
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Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital
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Bank St
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Annette
Patrina
Helen
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Ricky
Cartera
Hennenlsy
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin
Massachusettes General Hospital School of Nursing
Hartford Hospital School of Nursing
South Lawn Avenue Cemetery
Coshocton
Harold Dicken
Millionaire Roy Carver Led Iowa Philanthropy Funeral Honored
Roy J. Carver 71, founder of Bandag Inc., died of a heart attack in Marbella, Spain. His funeral at Wesley United Methodist Church drew about 600 people including Gov Robert D Ray and local officials as flags flew at half mast and traffic control restricted streets. Carver was praised as a genius who fulfilled dreams beyond most and left a legacy as a leading philanthropist and wealthiest resident of Muscatine. Dorothy Fineron Peirce, 79, former Broadway star and Ziegfeld Girl, died in Los Angeles after a long illness. She rose from Oswego, New York to fame on Broadway before retiring in the late 1930s and later wrote for the Los Angeles Herald society pages.
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Wesley United Methodist Church
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University of Town
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Muscatine
Evelyn Schaul
Iowa
Carver
Marbella
Spain
Kenneth E Metcalf
Bandag Inc
Los Angeles
Dorothy Fineron Peirce
Cedars Sina Medical Center
Peirce
Oswego
N.Y
New York City
Florenz Ziegfeld
William McGuire
Los Angeles Herald
Harris to Examine Insanity Question at Ohio Judicial College
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Floyd D. Harris will lead a session at the Ohio Judicial College meeting in Columbus on August 12. Attendees will receive a Harris prepared manual and discuss Ohio's new capital punishment legislation.
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Ohio Judicial College
University Hilton Inn
Columbus
Lorain County Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Harris
Ohio
Ohio House advances bill to police medical practice
The Ohio House passed H B 317 72 to 22 to empower the Medical Board with more investigators subpoena power and faster suspensions for physicians deemed a danger to the public The bill increases license fees extends board membership to 11 and sets five year terms, moving toward Senate consideration with hearings expected next
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Ohio Medical Board
Senate
Ohio
John D Thompson Jr
Cleveland
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Thompson
David Wenger
Lorain eyes further cuts as 1981 salary gap grows
City officials warn 1981 salary shortfall may force layoffs if manpower cuts are not made. Mayor Parker says no service or safety layoffs yet while reviewing budgets and considering a temporary .5 percent tax and possible garbage fee with council approval. Auditor Koziura warns up to 100 jobs could be cut by November if shortages persist.
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Lorain
William Parker
Parker
Robert Salkowitz
Joseph Koziura
Kozura
Koziura
Salkowitz
ODOT Delays Bid Date for Eight District Three Projects
The Ohio Department of Transportation postponed bid letting from June 23 to June 30 for eight District Three projects including Lorain Erie and Huron counties due to a surge of bids. Two resurfacing jobs in the area are Route 60 Birmingham to Wakeman and Route 303 from Route 68 to east of LaGrange.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
District Three
Lorain
Erie
Huron
ODOT
Don Williams
Birmingham
Wakeman
LaGrange
U S Mail workers plan informational picketing in Lorain Elyria
US Postal Service workers at Lorain and Elyria join nationwide APWU and NALC action. Off duty members will picket without interrupting mail service to highlight stalled contract talks that began June 16 ahead of July 20 contract expirations. Local 196 leaders may join later.
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Elyria
U.S. Postal Service
Jack Thomas
American Postal Workers Union
APWU
National Association of Letter Carriers
Postal Service
Rick Hogan
National Association of Letter Carriers Local 196
Third Heart-A-Thon Set for Saturday at LCCC
The third annual Lora County Heart-A-Thon will start at 9 a.m. Saturday at Lorain County Community College. More than 300 runners are expected for the 6.2-mile course passing Avon Elyria North Ridgeville and Sheffield. Awards and T shirts for top finishers. Pre registration is $5 and day of race is $6. Proceeds go to the American Heart Association.
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Lora County Heart
American Heart Association
Cleveland man arrested in Strongsville man's death
A 31-year-old Cleveland man was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Stephen R. Hindsin, 29, whose body was found in his pickup at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo entrance. Hindsin's wife Lynne and their 5-year-old son were with him earlier. Hindsin was part owner of DeCesare Construction Co. in Brooklyn.
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Brookside Road
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Stephen, Jr
Parma
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Births June 18 and related notices in Lorain area
Birth announcements list numerous births across Lorain and surrounding towns with names, parentage, and addresses including Carter, Brown, Benton, Summersion, Sabo, Weber, Hamister, Waye, Bogarty, Haller, Broadwater, Porter, Brown, Fadenholz, Parsons, Milanarie, Hirth, Healy. An estate in Amherst valued at $200,243 left by Dorothy Hume with tangible, intangible, and real estate portions. Elmer Hume listed as executor.
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William Carter
Route
LaGrange
John Brown
Chase St
Kimberly Benton
Redbud Place
Lorain
Nicholas Summerson
North Station
Columbia Station
Frank Sabo
Clifton Ave
David Weber
West Shore
Sheffield Lake
Mark Hamister
Brunswick
Wiliam Waye
Blaine St
Annie Bogarty
Morgan Ave
Matthew Haller
Oakview Dr
Vermlion
Dorothy Hume
Amherst
Elmer
Two Elyria High grads win scholarships
Two Elyria High School graduates receive scholarships. Terri Lynn Thompson wins the $300 three year renewable Geraldine Elsasser-Zahars Memorial scholarship to study nursing at the M B Johnson School of Nursing. Pamela L Kahle earns a one year tuition scholarship to Tennessee Temple University to study accounting.
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Terri Lynn Thompson
Robert Thompson
Burns Road
Elyria
Geraldine Elsasser-Zahars
M.B. Johnson
Pamela L. Kahle
Kenneth Kahle
Georgetown Ave
Tennessee Temple University
Marsico fined twenty dollars in traffic collision case
Richard Marsico of 400 Centurion Drive was fined 20 dollars and costs after pleading no contest to a charge of failure to maintain an assured clear distance. He appeared before Elyria Municipal Court Judge Stephen Nagy and was found guilty.
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Richard Marsico
Marsico
Elyria
Stephen Nagy
Nagy
LaGrange
Karen Truman Sprague
Clark St
Sprague
Keystone
U.S. funds eyed for two town hall project
Trustees in Russia Township decide to set aside 38 800 dollars in federal revenue sharing for a new town hall addition to the service building on Butternut Ridge Hall. The estimated cost is 100 000 dollars. A July 6 budget hearing will review the entire township budget before Lorain County Budget Commission approval. A November referendum is planned on the town hall appropriation.
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Butternut Ridge Hall
Lorain County
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