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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
6
A string of obituaries reports deaths from leukemia and other causes across Elyria, Vermilion, Lorain, Avon, and nearby towns. The notices name John Smith of 502 Vermont Ave, plus Stanley Post and several others, with ages, birthplaces, and survivor lists. Funeral plans include services at St. Jude Church and multiple funeral homes, with burials at St. Mary Cemetery and Grove Street Cemetery.
In loving memory of Mrs Edward Jos who passed away March 4 1958. Her hands warm with life and love, we folded in prayer and rose to Him above. Oh Lord our darling take her to a place of joy and peace. Children and grandchildren suffer but remember her always.
The Donald E. Seahold Family thanks friends neighbors and fire departments La Ainnse Carlisle and Grafton Township for swift aid after a barn fire. The Ratell family expresses gratitude for sympathy and help during Rosemary Ratell and Wendell Ratell bereavements. The Stanislawski family thanks friends neighbors Perry Fay Co and Ternstedt Division GM for clothing food and support and Elyria Fire Department for quick service.
A Cloverleaf Local School District bus carrying 20 elementary students was struck by a pickup on Route 76 north of Chatham yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported. Truck driver John Baier, 33, of RD 1 Spencer, was charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance. Bus sustained slight damage. truck moderate damage.
Tonight showers are forecast for the lower elevations of the northern and central Rockies while higher elevations see snow. Fair to partly cloudy skies dominate the rest of the nation. Freezing cold in the northern Pacific states, northern Rockies, and the Northeast, with mild temps from the Plains to the Appalachians and Gulf States. Little change elsewhere. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 18 to 28.
The forecast calls for five days from Thursday to Monday with above normal temperatures. Daytime highs range from 43 to 55 degrees and nightly lows from 28 to 35. Warm conditions are expected Thursday and Friday with cooler weekend. Showers on Friday expected to total a quarter to half an inch.
Fred W. Lott Sr aged 75 of 33439 Lake Rd Avon Lake died at 2 15 am in St Joseph Hospital Lorain. He served 14 years on Lorain County Board of Education retiring Aug 23 1961 to become attendance officer. He earlier spent 16 years on Avon Lake Board of Education. A 30 year veteran of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co he taught chemistry physics and math at Blanchester rose to superintendent of Blanchester Schools and assistant superintendent of Scioto County Schools. Surviving five sons and three daughters including Dr Fred W Jr head mathematics Iowa State Teachers College and Dr Henry attached to a mission hospital in Khakar Orissa India on furlough. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Funeral for Donald A. Wasem former Florence Township Fire Department chief and Little League organizer will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman Rev Robert Brady will officiate Burial in Birmingham Cemetery Wasem 58 of Green Rd Toledo State Hospital after a short illness Surviving sister and five brothers are listed plus a large circle of community members Wasem a 1931 Ohio State University horticulture graduate previously orchard manager and Oberlin College grounds staff member He was active in the Birmingham Lions Club and Firelands Booster Club A Masonic service will be held at the funeral home tomorrow evening
Elyria police report a Monday night burglary at Alberto's Pizza House 106 South St. Two suspects gained entry via an unlocked window and stole about $100 from a cash box on a pool table. Owner Sam Provenza said air conditioning equipment was damaged but nothing else was taken.
An all student forum on Oberlin College drug policy is set for 7:30 pm today in Wilder Hall main lounge. The gathering aims to supply information to guide the student senate after a recent drugs conference attended by about 1,500 people, including 100 students from other colleges.
Nine people were indicted by the Lorain County grand jury in a one day session. Six charges were dismissed including two traffic manslaughter counts. Indicted defendants will be arraigned at 1:45 p.m. Monday before Judge LeRoy F. Kelly to enter pleas. Names include Hector Rosa for armed robbery and Ralph Howell for assault with a gun.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gabriel DeJesus at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The birth was announced from 263 Harwood Street and 624 Penfield Avenue for the parents William Posey.
Angel Cabranes at 304 West 76th Street Tuesday and a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Jurison at 3062 Grant Street Wednesday. Lawrence Wilson at 1202 South View Drive Vermilion.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Duncan of 490 South Lake Street Amherst and a son to Lawrence Wright of 118 Bath Street Elyria.
A 34-year-old Avon resident, Mrs. Helen C. Popa of 38491 Detroit Road, was removed from the critical list at Elyria Memorial Hospital after neck and chest injuries from a morning crash. Police say her southbound car hit ice, fell 25 feet into a drainage ditch at Spring Valley Hill, with her alone in the vehicle.
Fire log notes at 7:20 p.m. at 250 Warden Ave show no fire. Automatic alarm malfunction reported at Trio Products Inc.
The Needle mocks Mao Zedong with claims his Yangtze swim was staged and notes posters and press agents failed to sell the stunt. It jokes that Mao remains wet without the river and recalls McCarthy-esque satire about being in hot water.
A new neighborhood publication the Northeast Community League News circulates in Elyria with three pages of items from Blessed Events to Hospitality Committee. Staffers include Jane Sadowsky Pat Shepard and Harold Hall Talbot who serves a second term as president. The issue lists events through next December.
A 16 year old boy faces charges after an incident in which he shaved and struck Rad datz, while three other youths and a younger student witnessed part of the event. The hearing cleared up some misunderstandings and the boy will undergo psychological testing at the detention home before Juvenile Court submission March 8.
Elyricins meet Brown during a Jamaica trip that mixed fishing and study of people. They praised meeting Jim Brown and noted property purchase in Jamaica. Kenneth Lea hosted the visit and discussed opening an office. Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra reportedly bought 50 acres of oceanfront as notable arrivals.
Otto B Schoepfle, publisher of the Chronicle Telegram, outlined a proposed regional research center to aid local industries with research training and service. The project aims to serve grass roots needs and act as a problem solving facility for small and mid size manufacturing firms. Cost estimates ranged from 17 to 23 million dollars with building and equipment provisions noted. Attendees included Dr Robert Wolf of BF Coadriech Chemical Avon Lake Herbert Carlson Ritter Pfaudler Elyria Dr Eugene Schmeid Lorain County Community College Carl M Adams Lorain Inc and William Latiano Ohio Metallurgical Services Filsria.
Lorain planning and urban renewal chief Starr criticized a CPA closed meeting at a local motel held last week to discuss its absence from the Development Committee session. CPA executive Brademas called it a public relations move, while Mayor Mathna and Starr were not invited.
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