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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
6
Notices report the deaths of Raymond M. Schabbing 64 Vermilion Lorain native and longtime Lake Terminal Railroad engineer. Zora J. Griggs 93 New London resident. plus numerous Lorain area deaths including Arthur Jacobs Ismael Gonzales Jr Vincent B Wilson Mabel L Thomas Helen Schober Charles Zelenka Everidge O Dell Sr Mary Raphael and Carl James, with services and burial details in local churches and cemeteries.
I express sincere appreciation to Father Bishop Fat hier Kebres Dr. Sanders all the nurses at Bellevue Hospital friends neighbors and relatives for support during the illness and death of my brother Martin Youngless. Sister Alice M. Smith Niece Mrs Robert Cayvano
In loving memory of Ida Burton who passed away March 24 1968 with kind words for Mark and buried with affection by sister in law Mabel Bowman Also Alfred Johnson died March 24 1950 and remembered by family four years later with lines of enduring love Then memory of Mary Chee who died March 24 1955 as husband Frank Ovenie writes Sleep on my beloved while years come and go and we shall meet again
The board of education will hold a special meeting Monday at 8:15 p.m. in room 101 of the high school to act on appropriations for 1967.
A car near Corner Griswold Road and Route 57 was set ablaze when the owner primed the carburetor with raw gasoline and attempted to start the engine. The gasoline ignition caused the engine to burn completely.
The national outlook calls for tonight showers across the Northern Pacific Coast Southern Plains and Southern Texas with snow in the Rockies and cooler conditions on the North Atlantic Coast and Central Plains. Warmer in the Great Lakes and little change elsewhere. Occasional rain possible west with low around 34 to 44 and Saturday mostly cloudy with a bit warmer temperatures and rain chances.
Five day outlook for Ohio shows near normal to slightly above average temperatures from Saturday through Wednesday. Daytime highs range from the 40s to near 60 depending on location with north zones in the 0s (likely a transcription error) and southern areas around 60. Overnight lows hover in the 30s or low 40s. Expect scattered showers early next week totaling about half an inch or more.
Navy Ensign Gary M. Hecht of 951 Gulf Rd. is named in this year’s Outstanding Young Men of America. Hecht, public affairs officer for the Tenth Naval District in San Juan, Puerto Rico, was nominated by Rear Adm. Richard Craighill. The Montgomery Jaycees publish the biographical compilation of 5,200 U.S. leaders.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Clerri at 380 Sixth Street area residents report the birth registered through Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Lorain St Joseph reports births including Alan Szarek at 1500 Maple Drive Avon Lake, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frey at 328 Inwood Boulevard Avon Lake, a son to Mr and Mrs Truitt at 4171 Knickerbocker Road Sheffield Lake, David SzwieckI at 103 Woodstock Avon Lake, Raymond Muzilla at 1165 Park Avenue Amherst, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Waller at 1865 Livingston Avenue.
Elyria Memorial Hospital notes display a roster of patients with full names and home addresses in Elyria Lorain Avon Lake Springfield and surrounding areas. The list includes Leslie Lynn Arnett Mrs Matthew Barker Mrs Norman Barnes Mabel Blaine Margaret Briscoe Thomas Carey Elizabeth Dane Stephen Davis Timothy Eck enfels Willard Harrison Arthur Harry Philip Jones Dell Katser Andrew Kovach Frank Larizza Michael McLean Elmer Phillips Frank Ratusz Gene Robinette Charles Sooy Lottie Squire Mae L Stewart Bobby Od Thomas Alan Watts Donald Weber Richard Wilson and Willard Young with street addresses in Grafton North Olmsted and nearby locales.
Elyria city council will consider a 5.4 million permanent appropriation to run the municipal government through 1967 at a special meeting Wednesday night. The amount, up 5 percent from last year’s 5.1 million, includes proposed pay raises totaling about 10 000 for some city employees. No major new expenditures are planned. The finance committee completed its recommendation after several sessions with Auditor Edwin G.
Michael J. Loder 59 of 1235 West 28th Street Lorain Ohio died today at St Joseph Hospital at 730 am from an apparent heart attack. He worked as a welder at Lorain Works United States Steel Corp and had lived in Lorain 40 years. He is survived by his wife Sophie a son John of Lorain two daughters Jean Kolenda Lorain and Anna Chappa Cleveland eight grandchildren two sisters both named Lottie Konsevich and Lottie Kowalczyk a stepsister Vickie Nehmey and step brother Frank Butkowski all of Lorain. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Haywood. Home visits and funeral arrangements noted. The article also reports city salary raises and budget items including department raises and park improvements and a planned police and fire staffing expansion.
Gov Walter J Hickel urges readers to watch Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color as Alaska salutes the state’s centennial. The message promotes viewing from Juneau and invites readers to join in celebrating America’s frontier. Also notes Ohio auto plates partly produced in Auburn prison and new JC Penney managers in Northeastern Ohio.
Mrs. Geiger raises Araucana chickens and shows off Easter eggs that resemble ordinary eggs but test higher in protein. She plans to add a rooster to hatch more chicks and notes the first batch of 25 rare breed chicks cost about 60 cents each.
William G. Isaacs, 37, of 809 West 9th St., Lorain, was bound to the grand jury on a first degree manslaughter charge. Prosecutors allege he struck Andrew E. Phillips, 33, of 832 Boston Ave., Elyria, during a four man brawl at the 2200 Bar on East 28th Street.
A newsroom note critiques Pentagon promises of victory in Vietnam as the draft drives further troop deployment. The piece implies officials misstate progress while Americans fear ongoing conscription and escalating conflict.
The Wall Street Journal funded grants since 1959, aiding 4400+ junior high to college publication advisers with summer training. The Fund will finance 13 workshops for teachers new to journalism.
Robert T. Missall named inventory control manager of all Elyria plants. A Mount Union College graduate, Missall previously served as chief expeditor at Brown Fin tube Co and earlier at Babcock Wilcox Co Barberton. He resides at 131 Chalmers St Lorain.
The Spencer Telegram reports nine of ten district State Farmer Degree awards went to Lorain County students among six counties. Ray mond Twining of Lorain County received the 10th degree, though his school Black River is Medina directed and Ashland County located. Twining helps run a 191 acre family farm with 60 dairy cows and 24 heifers, plus 75 rented acres.
Lady the dog wandered Elyria Memorial Hospital grounds from Sunday to Tuesday causing staff concern. Owners Mr and Mrs Tassone of Lorain found the dog after seeing her photo in The Chronicle Telegram and Painesville newspaper, ending a days long reunion effort.
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