Deaths in Elyria area include Margaret Soldat and Sarah Hook
Margaret L Soldat 75 longtime Cleveland area nurse died after brief illness in Elyria Home where she lived since 1972. Services in Cochran Funeral Home North Royalton. Sarah V Hook 75 of 310 East Ave died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Services in Reichlin Funeral Home with burial at Lakewood Park Cemetery Rocky River. The Ohio Conservation Congress honors Elyria youth Kenneth J Rush 17 with prize bonds. Francis Frabotta 80 died in Elyria Memorial Hospital. services at Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home. Burial Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Soldat
Elyria
Cleveland
Soldat
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Wadestown
W. Va
First United Methodist Church
Mary Wood
Bethesda
Ohio
Frank
Cochran Funeral Home
Ridge Rd
North Royalton
North Royalton Cemetery
Sarah V. Hook
East Ave
Reichlin
Robert G. Wickens
Community United Methodist Church
Lakewood Park Cemetery
Rocky River
Hook
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Raymond W
Richard T
Berea
Betty Jane
Lorain
William L
Ohio Conservation Congress
Grove City
Kenneth J. Rush
W. River Rd
GCC
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio Conservation
Rush
Richard Anderson
Elyria West High School
Peter Frabotta
Miller Ct
Frabotta
Lorain County Highway Department
Italy
Rose A
Paul
Bittner-DeCarlo
Desperate man robs Stel la's Pizza in Avon Lake
A man armed with a blue handgun robbed Stel la's Pizza at Walker and Center Road of about $100 yesterday around 11:36 p.m. He ordered the manager to empty the register, took the cash, and told the staff and two customers "I'm desperate" as he fled. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Stella's
Walker and
Center Road
Columbia High spring choir concert set for Tuesday
Columbia Township will host an all school spring choir concert next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Columbia High School on Rt 82. Sixth seventh and eighth grade choirs along with high school choirs will perform under director Mary E Fisher. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. A combined choir presentation closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Twp
Columbia High School
Mary E. Fisher
Ohio legislature at a glance in Columbus highlights
Ohio General Assembly activity shows Senate approval of multiple bills including SB128 on arrest record expungement and SB153 expungement after innocence or dismissal. House actions include automatic smoke detectors in highrise housing, group life insurance for park staff, and local option liquor instruction. Several bills introduced cover taxes, unemployment lien notices, prisoner work release rules, and municipal power agencies, with votes ranging from narrow to unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Fund
Nabakowski
Panehal
Skeen
Park Commissioners
Park District
R. James
Shoemaker-Sweeney
Fauver
Tranter
AIBN
HIB
Carney
Faaver
Battle over LaGrange land heads back to courts
22 year dispute centers on 33 acres seized for a village water reservoir after a 1955 eminent domain ruling. Smiths seek Ohio Supreme Court review with appeals filed March 3. Village council authorized appeals while current action notes 20 year rental claims and preemption issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Fred
Dorothy Smith
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert Corts
Smiths
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Ashland County
Smith
Cleveland
Lorain County
Ashland County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court
Board of Public Affairs
Robert Stewart
Richard Durkee
Lester Emerson
Darryl Archer
Police Department
Sandusky man found dead in domestic dispute
A 32 year old Sandusky man, George Campbell of 402 Hendry St, was found shot in a hallway near a bedroom at 12 24 a m. The Erie County Coroner opened an autopsy and said it appears to be a homicide. Detectives questioned a woman and planned to confer with City Prosecutor about charges. No arrests. The weapon is believed to be a 30 caliber revolver. Campbell was unarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Arnold Ziemke
George Campbell
Hendry St
Erie County
Joseph Butler
Ziemke
Robert B. Ogiesby
Zemke
Campbell
Explosives found near blast site at National Lime Co
CAREY UPS report describes a long fuse and gunpowder found about 3000 feet from the explosion at National Lime and Stone Co. The firm offers a 5000 dollar reward for tips leading to arrestee conviction. Sheriff Mark Rauble said 11000 to 100000 pounds of dynamite were used, damaging homes within five miles. Shock waves reached up to 100 miles, with reports of shattered windows and doors broken from hinges.
Lorain boy struck by car hospitalized after accident
A seven year old boy, Adam Bennington, was hospitalized in fair condition at St. Joseph Hospital after being struck by a car on Packard Drive near his home while crossing the street after buying ice cream from a parked delivery truck. Ruth Settler, 21, of 2436 E 42nd St., said she saw him step into the road and no charges were filed. Charles A Saporito named assistant VP and manager of First Lorain Trust Elyria office opening spring in Montmartre Mall. he previously served at Cleveland Trust Co and Mayfield Green branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Dellinger
Lorain
Houma
Schwartz, Spence & Boyer
Dellinger
Terrebonne Hospital
Donald E. Burton
U.S. 90
John
Edith) Carter
Roanoke
Betty Dellinger
Whitesburg
Elvia Ellinger
Robert
Raymond Riegelsberger
Avon
John Szabo
Scottsdale
Ariz
Raymond Dellinger
Myrl Ross
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Packard Drive
Adam Bennington
Charles Bennington
Packard Dr
St. Joseph Hospital
Ruth Settler
Charles A. Saporito
Elyria
First Lo- Tain Trust
Montmartre Mall
Broad St
Saporito
Cleveland Trust Co
Mayfield-Green
Colson Corp
Oberlin School of Commerce
First Lorain Trust
People in Lorain and nearby towns named in joint listings
A list of individuals with ages and addresses plus occupations appears, with pairs including Wrscle eet John A. Coleman 32 press operator and Bobbie J. Helton 25 of 630 S Abbe Rd. Lorain, a restaurant manager, a waitress, a welder, a production handler, and other pairs. Also includes juvenile non fiction book listings and a note about snails and birds with life-span facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Coleman
la Grange
Bobbie J. Helton
S. Abbe Rd
William Pozsonyi
W. 17Th St. Lorain
Mary V. Rosier
Maryland Ave
Lorain
Ray A. Salisbury
N. Island Rd
Grafton
Brenda K. Willis
Wade B. Lindsay
Hale St. Wellington
Patricia A. Grams
Lakeview Rd
Huron
Roger D. Bunton
Griswold Rd
Sharon J. Harbaugh
Abbe Rd
Edward M. Smith
Rosewood Dr
Man hospitalized in cycle mishap near South Amherst
A 22-year-old Sandusky man, Raymond D Sanders of 2522, was thrown from his motorcycle on Shark Road and hospitalized. Fire crews battled multiple grass and brush fires across Erie County amid warm, windy weather and a cleaning-up drive that officials warn may involve burning trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearins
Sandusky
Alter Beng Myured
Ieon Shark Road
Raymond D Sanders
South Amherst
Robert Campbell Sr
Hevener
Erie County Sheriff
Beaver Creek
Qaene
Fiea
Huron County moves offices to Milan Avenue building
Huron County commissioners announce a March 29 move from the courthouse to the vacant two story Milan Avenue administration building. The North Star Council of Governments regional planning and grants offices plus the county administrator and commissioner offices will occupy the top floor. Additional space may be leased. moving costs are about 250 dollars with 350 for the regional planning office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County Commissioners
Milan Avenue
Regional Planning Commission
North Star Council of Governments
Grants Office
County
Norwalk Truck Lines
Health Department
Board of Elections
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service
North Star
Dan Gessner
Gessner
Regional Planning Office
Huron County Mental Health Society
NAACP Drops Appeal of Zoning Variance
Oberlin Chapter of the NAACP withdraws its appeal against city councilman David Sonner’s replatting of Locust Street properties after reviewing the zoning board variance. NAACP Housing Board Chairman Fred White called the issue resolved. Sonner says the dispute over alleged conflicts of interest is settled and proper procedures were followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAACP
Oberlin
David Sonner
City Board of Appeals
Somer
Locust Street
Pleasant
North Park Streets
Zoning Board
Naacp Housing Board
Fred White
Thomas Ellis
Ellis
Lorain approves funds for city water tower project
City officials received authorization to apply for federal funds to build a 750000 gallon water tower and 2H inch water line at 36th Street and Fulton Avenue in Lorain. The $1.4 million project would be 60 percent federally funded, with bids to be let about 90 days after funding application. The project aims to relieve low water pressure and support expansion at U S Steel and other local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Joseph Zahorec
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Steel
Zahorer
Zahorec
U.S
South Lorain
36Th Street
Fulton Avenue
Reid Avene
Pearl Avenue
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Mrs
Frank Soldat
Hook Service
Seyanom
Ome
Vastra
Ser- Worrell
Syria
Aliteg Jape
Miro Oberlin
Jenne
Aled J
Renry E
Sitor Vanitruus
Herdid Dem
Pistia Fridey
I Land
NTN
Brucute
Crum
Jimmy Crum
Easter Seal Society
France
Roseann M. Schlather
Wittenberg University
Wittenberg
Miss Schlather
Wittenberg ‘Brass Choir
Springheld
Berzand P. Schiather
Gulf Rd
Columbia High
Funeral Home
Brynewend
Harvey
T Darts
WH. Schestiler
Ohio Legislature
Columbus
UPI
Ohin
Senate
Bis
Lehman
Franklin County
Butts
Director of Agriculture
Police and Fire Departments
Elyria High School
Massey Avenue
West Ave
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Lorain Boy
Wrscle
Elyria Library
Isaac Asimov
Jeanne Bendick
Melvin Berger
Ferne Johnear
Geoffrey Lamb
Tile S. Pine
B.C. Ross- Larson
Time-Life Books
Shark Road
Supm Academ
Vermilton
Carlisle Township
Sheffield Township
Sheffield Lake
Pyle Road
Nort
Brownhel
Benonhart Road
Souk Brostway
North Ridge Road
Sheffied Lake
Vermilion
Huron County Officials
White
Sonner
Chicago
Robert Salkowitz
D-1
U PU Tras
Arron
ERB
Rapio
Middle Ave
8Th St
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