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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1971
Page
2
Obituaries list Louis G. Gottlieb and others from Elyria area. Details include ages maritals and survivors, residence, hospitals, and burial plans with times and locations for callings and funeral services at several funeral homes and cemeteries.
Lorain County deputies reported the death of 66 year old Marian Elizabeth Reichard of Carlisle Township at her Carlisle Ave apartment last night. Coroner Paul Kopsch said natural causes. Funeral services in Grafton tomorrow.
Death notices list Florsin John age 54 of 337 12th St with survivors and visiting hours at Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home. Also Moorish items for Motich see Toca Suiting a Bemper Mike and Lora with services and burial at local churches. Rebecca Jo Bailey age 39 of Avon and Donald M Davis of Wellington with family details and service times at United Methodist Church Avon and Huntington Cemetery. George Palllo age 7 with services at J J Glava and Son Funeral Chapel Lorain and Holy Trinity Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
The family of the late Charlie Joe Burns expresses sincere thanks for comforting support flowers and many kindnesses shown by husband father son and brother. Special thanks to Bay View Hospital doctors and staff and to those who sent telegrams and cards from Lorain Mansfield New London and area churches and communities.
Youth Services Inc seeks an executive director for the Lorain County Drug Intervention program with a $15 000 salary to start the drug program. A master's degree preferred and extensive knowledge of the drug culture are required. Applications go to John D. McCrea in care of Lorain County Juvenile Probation.
Shirley Jean Harris Davis of 812 West Broad Street was fined 500 dollars and costs by Elyria Municipal Court Judge Frank M. Wilcox after entering a no contest plea to a prostitution charge filed by North Ridgeville police. She was sentenced to six months in county jail but the term was suspended on condition of psychiatric treatment and good behavior for one year.
Representatives of Stanadyne Western Division and Local 15 of the Mechanics Educational Society of America plan additional meetings to settle a new three year contract. The current pact expires April 1. A preliminary session occurred yesterday with more planned next week, said Dale H. Cutler. Local 101 members in United Auto Workers recently ratified a separate contract.
A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. John O HARA of 323 Oak St Amherst. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth HAUPT of 211 Windsor Dr. Also listed are William PANIK 605 Princeton Ave Harold DIETZ 32990 Princeton Ave Ronald KENNEDY 1048 Main St Grafton Lawrence JAYCOX 1030 Lake Ave Donald WRIGHT 312 E Broad St Donald MOVOSSELLE 1425 Abbe Rd and Kirt SHOWALTER 13512 Charles Ct.
A birth is recorded for a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Frame at 29341 Leavitt Road Lorain with Baumhart Road Amherst listed in the details. The note references Oberlin Allen drawing Krupar RD 1 Ertin as part of the notice.
A male caller in his teens phoned Jupiter Department Store at 630 Broad Way in Lorain yesterday afternoon and warned of a bomb. Police traced the threat but found no explosive. The caller said a bomb would go off at 6 p.m. and warned of killings if traced.
The Federal Trade Commission moved to curb a new razor blade ad campaign that distributed plastic encased blades in Sunday newspaper inserts across over a dozen cities. The agency seeks a court injunction and cited injuries and a dog death in Miami linked to the inserts. Complaints came from Minneapolis and Atlanta with papers in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, and more reportedly rejecting the ads.
The Ambassadors Club of the Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Miss Lorain County Pageant to be held June 16 at Lorain County Community College. Entrants 18 to 28, high school graduates, never married, may register by calling the Chamber office. Judging focuses on talent poise and beauty.
Bluecoats of Lorain County presented a $1000 emergency benefit to Mrs. Robert Woodall, widow of Oberlin patrolman Ptl. Woodall who died in a one car crash in Russia Township. The fund, created three years ago, relies on dues from members and contributions from individuals and groups.
Last year about 5,000 youths obtained information and help about drugs through Elvira Public Library. Librarian Donald J. Sager noted the library loaned thousands of items on LSD marijuana and other drugs, and the audio visual department served groups with programs attended by more than 2,500 people. Referrals to agencies and exhibits plus reference help supported by medicine and criminology volumes expanded the library’s role as a community information center in Lorain County.
A 12 year old Elyria boy is in Lorain County Juvenile Detention Home as police search for the car owner he wrecked on East Avenue. Earlier officers tried to stop a car driven erratically on Middle Avenue. it sped off and wrecked on Seventh Street at a sharp curve. The boy fell from the vehicle, tried to flee, and was captured.
The Modern Dance Company of Oberlin College will present 11 new dances in Hall Auditorium. Performances run Thursday at 8 30 p m Friday at 9 30 p m and Saturday at 8 30 p m.
Elyria 19 year old Lesley J. Lytle of 533 Georgetown Ave. sustained minor mouth cuts when her eastbound car on Poplar Street struck a parked auto owned by Joel E. Gleason of 299 Pasadena Ave. She was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released. She was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance.
Elyria police report a two car crash at Lake and Foster avenues last night left Geanie Wingard with mouth cuts and minor injuries. Ronald Tate was cited for failure to yield the right of way after his southbound vehicle tried to turn left onto Foster. Wingard was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and released.
A preliminary hearing for Ronald C Hahn 18 of Birmingham on charges of breaking and entering Vermilion High School was postponed to March 27. Hahn pleaded innocent at arraignment March 2 and posted 1500 bond. Gerald Weese 18 of Birmingham waived his hearing and was bound to the grand jury. he is held on 1800 bond. The Feb 28 break-in caused about 2000 in damage.
Curtis D. Jones, an 11 month old boy, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after be found motionless in his crib at home on Middle Ave South Parkway Apartments. He had been ill under medical care for weeks. authorities said. Brown Funeral Home of Lorain is handling arrangements.
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