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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
15
Numerous deaths and funeral notices across Elyria Amherst Lorain Oberlin and surrounding towns include Herman J Wise 85 of 324 Spring St Amherst, Clara A Schroeder 74 Lorain, Richard Chester 30 Avon Lake, Mary Elizabeth Gilles 70 Lorain, Blanche R Pooley 33 Amherst, and many more. Entries cover survivors funeral home arrangements visitation schedules and burial plans with churches and cemeteries named.
Louis E. Winterfield age 71 of 675 Nori Main St Wellington died recently. Survived by wife Violet daughters Mrs Ruth Kalman and sons Robert and Major Lows, plus a sister and a brother. Visitation at Norton Funeral Home Wellington Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening. Funeral service Thursday at 1 PM at the funeral home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Wellington.
We express sincere appreciation to all who offered sympathy during the hours of our deepest sorrow. Special thanks to those whose kindness, flowers, and services brought us comfort in our bereavement. San John D Dicksen and Faris.
Lana L. Yarman of Vermilion filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court for 154,939 alleging injuries from a traffic accident October 30. The suit names John A Loveno of Lakewood as the other driver, claimed to have stopped on Liberty Street Vermilion without signaling, causing the collision.
Larry Diller, 17, a Wellington High senior and electronics enthusiast, died after opening a window but remaining in a closed patio room with a charcoal burner. Coroner ruled accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. He was found by his father about 9:30 a.m. and died at Wellington Community Hospital. Larry planned electronics study or Air Force service, kept about 1,000 electronics books, and often camped with family. He was remembered as a quiet, well-liked student who enjoyed melting glass and other experiments.
The Florida Civil Service Commission schedules examinations for class B firemen and new sewage treatment workers in April at Elyria High School with tests on April 12 for class B firemen and April 19 for fire tenant. Class A firemen with a year or more service may test April 19. Pay scales: Class B firemen start at 7618 for year one then 4554 after year one. Applications available at the Civil Service Commission or Safety Services Director by noon April 8.
Dominic DeLeonardis 89 of 217 Terra Lane Amherst died yesterday at Amherst Hospital after a brief illness. He retired in 1948 from Lorain Cuyahoga Works US Steel after 32 years. Born in July he lived in Lorain area 71 years and belonged to St Peter Church Holy Name Society and Abruzzesi Lodge. Survived by two sons Dominic and Achilles and five daughters with 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. His wife Maria C died in 1958. Services from 7 to 9 p.m. and a Christian wake tomorrow at home then Thursday at 9:30 a.m. to St Peter Church for funeral Mass. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
In Podunk Center Iowa a fire destroyed the largest of five buildings the town’s one acre site once famous when Homer Weeks of Winterset had put it up for sale The blaze started when two men repairing a water pump tried to light a propane water heater The remaining structures include a four unit motel and the site has no population.
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Paul J. Mikus sentenced Adam Kocak to one to fifteen years in Mansfield Reform for burglary and receiving stolen property. Deputies Dunlap and Murphy restrained him as his wife jumped the rail and grabbed a deputy. Kocak, 19, of 1520 E Erie Ave Lorain, was cited for October 6 Angry Bull burglary and October 13 stolen property charges. Also sentenced was Raymond Roberts Jr. for probation violation to one to two years. James H Adams and Robert Zucker faced gun and drug related pleas and were referred for further action.
U S Rep Charles A Mosher faulted the entire natural gas industry for tardiness in admitting the shortage crisis. He urged earlier, clearer warnings as Ohio faces service bans for new residential customers in 62 counties. Public hearings are set for April 3 in Columbus.
Elyria police investigate a weekend theft of 50 dollars from Kelleys Area Station at 501 N Abbe Rd as owner Al Urban reports the money missing from a desk drawer on Sunday. A basement door at 215 Winckles St was forced open early Monday but nothing reported missing. The resident Anthony Fo Thome reportedly told officers he entered in shame.
Emily Cook, a 21 year old Oberlin College senior, was found unconscious on Albrecht Road October 25 1971. Doctors say memory loss may be psychological and her right arm paralysis limits speech while physical therapy continues. Emily remains unable to recall the key weekend and investigators trace her movements but lack the one hour before she was found.
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