Death notices and funeral details across Lorain and Vermilion areas
Funeral changes and services announced for Myron R Starr in Port Charlotte Florida. Other obituaries list Willodean Emanuel in Lorain and William Winger in Lorain with burial plans in Opp Alabama and local arrangements handled by Reidy Scanlan and Emil Dovala funeral homes. Also noted are Meryl Deemer in East Liverpool and Jay Fosky in Vermilion with church services, rosaries and burials. The pieces mention relatives, spouses and children, as well as graves and memorials in several towns.
Roy C Burt longtime bicycle shop owner dies at 76
Roy C Burt 76 former owner of Burt's Bicycle Shop on Second St died at 3 20 p m in his son Eugene’s home 7494 Lake Ave after a long illness He and his wife Catherine had lived in California and Florida before returning to Elyria last month Survived by wife son a granddaughter Diana Burt Funeral will be Saturday at 11 a m at Wainwright Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery Friends may call Friday 2 4 and 7 8 p m at the funeral home
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Lorain
Willodean Emanuel
Arizona Ave
Emanuel
Opp
Ala
The
Baptist Church
John
Deborah Lynne
Theresa
Bernice Henderson
Billie Henderson
Los Angeles
Calif
Sarah) Wallace
Enterprise
Rainer Funeral Home
Beulah Cemetery
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Vermilion
Jay C. Fosky
Ohio St
Italy
Sandusky
Twentieth Century Limited
Mercury
New York Central Railroad
St. Mary Catholic Church
Gilbert J. Stopko
Maple Grove Cemetery
Roy C. Burt
Burt
Second St
Eugene
Lake Ave
Knoxville
Tenn
Catherine
California
Florida
Elyria
Mr. Burt
Diana Burt
J. Kenneth Evans
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Wainwright Funeral Home
Brookdale Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mary Helen Caronmitt
The family thanks Amherst Hospital staff Dr John Bay Norton Funeral Home Wellington Rev Bruce Briete and many friends for kindness and flowers during illness and bereavement Special thanks to Rev Robert Carlson Dr Hofman and Dr Greiffenhagen for comfort and to contributors to the Leon W Jones Memorial Fund and to the American Cancer Society
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Mary Helen Caronmitt
Amherst Hospital
John Bay
Norton Funeral Home of
Wellington
Bruce Briete
Hoss Caronitt
Gimcere
Robert Carlson
Hofman
Greiffenhagen
Oberlin Hospital
Norton Funeral Home
Leon W. Jones
Orville Switzer
Howard Merrill
Richard Jones
Cecilé Branson
Carl Jones
Richard Keels
Aish
Joseph Kraker
Engelhardt
Gold Camp Funeral Home
Wits Margaret
Thomas
In Memoriam for June Easterday
In loving memory of June Esterday who passed away a year ago in March 1968. The family laments her loss and keeps her memory alive in their home with sorrow and love. Husband James Esterday.
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Agala
James Esterday
Robbery trial opens for Lorain man in milk-store holdup
Elgin Penny, 2, of 325 West 12th Street Lorain faces armed robbery charges for the December 6 Lawson Milk Co store hold up on 21st Street. The three defendants, Penny Yancey and Fields, are all Lorain residents. Penny pleads not guilty in Mikus court as the jury begins.
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Elgin Penny
West 12Th St
Lorain
Lawson Milk Co
21St St
Lorain County
Lakeside Ave
Mikus
High Button Shoes Delights Avon Lake PTA Audiences
Mighty Goliath Productions stages High Button Shoes at Avon Lake High School with Harrison Floy played by Bob McLean drawing strong performances. The period piece features lively songs by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn, notable Keystone Kops pacing, and a five night run with limited tickets remaining.
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Harrison Filey
Kansas City
Mighty Goliath Productions
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Bay Village
Ptas
Avon Lake High School
Harrison Floy
Bob McLean
New Brunswick
N.J
McLean
Floy
Jule Styne
Sammy Cahn
Keystone Kops Ballet
Robert Bolen
Katie Frindt
Craig Morey
Mary Lou Fortney
Ed Dingledy
James Morey
Joseph le Chaix
Mighty Goliath
PTA
Helen Marimon
Keystone Kops
Harry Francis
Donald Turner
Richard Hemmer
Robert McLean
C-T
Oberlin faculty poll on Vietnam war shows mixed views
Oberlin College released poll results showing 71.7 percent of faculty favor allowing all employers including the armed forces to interview, while 78.7 percent oppose the college taking an institutional stand on U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Returns came from 189 faculty of 233.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Elbridge P. Vance
U.S
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Office of
U.S. Armed Forces
General Motors Elyria plant begins weekly tours
The Fisher Body Elyria plant formerly Ternstedt Division launched its first weekly public tours led by Paula Rakovan, director. Tours run each Wednesday at 10 am and 1 30 pm with 40 visitors on opening day. Large groups should schedule in advance through Mrs Rakovan. smaller groups may report to the protection office.
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General Motora Corp
Fisher Body
Elyria
Paula Rakovan
Cility
Ternstedt Division
Rakovan
City Eyes Cadiz Sanitary Landfill Plan for Ohio
Mayor Leonard Reichlin expressed interest in a Cadiz landfill to serve all Ohio metropolitan areas. Cadiz firm aims to ship shredded waste by rail from northeastern Ohio at about 5 dollars per ton, with a 115 million ton capacity over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P. Reichlin
Cadiz
Ohio
Cadiz Land Reclamation Co
Elyria
Marl L. Smith
Parma Heights
Reichlin
Hanta Coal Co
Ohio Department of Health
Smith
Penn Central Railroad
Lorain County
Camera pushes four year terms for unchartered city councils
Ohio House local government panel heard Rep J Leonard Camera urge a mandatory four year term for council members in unchartered municipalities. The measure would apply to non charter cities while charter cities retain home rule. The bill faces another hearing next week.
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Elyria
Cadiz
Smith
Ohio
Columbus
House Committee On Local Government
J. Leonard Camera
D-Lorain
General Assembly
Camera
Gertrude Polear
Parma
John Gotherman
Ohio Municipal League
Gotherman
Jury rules against worker's accident suit
A Lorain County jury ruled that Rudi Kohlmayer injured while swimming at a George Bakery Co picnic did not suffer a work related injury. The neck fracture from diving into Lake Erie occurred Aug. 22, 1965 at Sheffield Lake and was upheld as not connected to employment. Kohlmayer seeks compensation while facing a pending $500,000 suit in Cuyahoga County. The trial was before Judge John D. Pincura.
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Rudi Kohlmayer
Cincinnati
George Bakery Co
Sheffield Lake
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Compensation Bureau
William George
Kohlmayer
Cuyahoga County
George
Lake Erie
Dadge
John D. Pincura
Man beaten and robbed of $200 in Lorain
William L. Johnson a 57 year old West Carrollton resident was beaten robbed of $200 and had his car stolen by a man he met in a Elyria Avenue tavern. The incident occurred near Oakwood Park after noon yesterday. Johnson was treated for multiple facial head arm and upper body injuries and later charged with intoxication.
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Lorain
Elyria Avenue
William L. Johnson
Tony
Johnson
West Carrollton
Oakwood Park
21St Street
Oakwood Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Oberlin residents back Westervelt site for city hall
In Oberlin two residents oppose the plan to repurpose the Westervelt High School as a municipal building. They both say they favor converting the building into a city hall. The Chroncle Telegram noted the error in reporting on the council's search for a city hall site.
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Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Sterling Carter
Anthony Franks
Westervelt High School
Oberlin Council
Westervelt
Community page seeks entrants for Easter Parade contest
Local Jaycees invite entries for a children’s Easter Parade with a fashion show during the judging at Midway Mall. Finalists chosen March 29, with 2 by 3 inch photos, entry fee of 1 dollar, and mail or drop off options at two sites on March 12.
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Ken (Gayle
Roosevelt Ave
Jaycee Hall
Hardwood St
Midway Mall
Brenda Kay Lorensky
J. C. Penney Co
Joseph & Feiss plans Elyria plant, 500 jobs eyed
Joseph and Feiss Co, Lorain makers of men s tailored coats, expect to open a 60 000 square foot Elyria factory in late September or early October at a cost over 1 million. The plant could employ about 500 within two to three years, with 250 workers in Lorain to transfer except about 30 cutting room staff. The cutting room may stay and expand. Local officials approved a 16 inch waterline to a new Rt 57 Corp industrial park to support the project. Joseph and Feiss is a division of Phillips Van Heusen Corp New York.
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Lorain
Bloom
Elyria
Griswold Road
Rt. 57 Corp
Joseph & Feiss
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
New York
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William Howard Winger
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East 28Th St
Paul Kopsch
Winger
Arrow Cab Co
Emil Dovala
Mrs. Carloss Deemer
Meryl Deemer
Montgomery Ave
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James Smith
Hanoverton
Virgil
Decatur
Ill
Harold Lath Trop
Mildred Stewart
Riverside
Lisbon
Jay G. Fosky
Horn Service
Stone City
Order of Eastern Star
Garland Funeral Home
Amherst
Julia E. Horn
Horn
Hillard Rd
Lakewood
Avon Oaks
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs
Rudy Wise
Josephine Wise
Fred
Eunice) Wise
Berkowitz-Kumin Inc
South Taylor Rd
Cleveland Heights
Emanuel Memorial Park
Bedford Heights
Wise
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Baintree
Rudy
Robert
Richard
Corman
Olga
Sigmund
Roy Burt
Memoriam
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, Inc
Greater Elyria and
Kim Kisselle
Henry Longstreet
Papa
Dana Rue
Sara Longstreet
Ralph Siavie
Mr. Pontdue
Dennis Wilson
Oggie
Carol Gerber
Fran
Bob Urbin
Sandra Tracy
Jean Ice
Donald Benbow
Ken Gulling
Douglas Bolen
Chuck Jones
Dick Hemmer
Don Turner
Stedt
Robert J. Caldwell
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Oberlin Hall
By Leary
Dirksen Nea
Cook
Shamrock Inn
Center Ridge Rd
Westlake
Dexter Childress
Blair
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Childress
General Motors
Great Lakes
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Santa Anita
Arcadia
Matt Roth
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