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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1981
Page
2
Multiple obituaries list Darryl Balas Jr. 19 of Riverside Texas and others from Elyria North Ridgeville North Olmsted Norwalk Norwalk area, with survivors including parents siblings grandparents and spouses. Services and visitations are announced at local funeral homes and churches in Texas and Ohio.
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements listed for BUCHTE Albert G 62 Lorain Surceine wife Antoinette M sons John and Thomas, one brother and six sisters. Services Monday 10 am at Reidy-Scantan Funeral Home Lorain. Other notices include Dorothy Esther 67 North Ridgeville, Norma Jean Holt 40 North Ridgeville, Max Anaya 21 Norwalk, and Francis co Deleon. Details cover survivals, wake times, and burial sites across Lorain and Norwalk areas.
Mrs Sophie G Kaminski 71 of Lorain died Friday at St Joseph Hospital after seven weeks illness. She was born in Poland lived in Lorain and Amherst areas most of life. Survived by daughter Marlene Kramer Lorain son James S Manhattan Beach Calif five grandchildren sisters Mary Avery Fort Myers Fla Stanley Drozek Westlake Helen Krupelak Elyria brother Louis Siginski Lorain husband Theodore Gerron died 1964. Dombrowski Funeral Home Lorain set for Sunday 7 9 pm Monday 2 4 and 7 9 pm. Services 10 30 am Tuesday at funeral home and 11 am at St Mary Church with Rev John J Kline officiating burial Calvary Cemetery.
Berkeley funeral held for R. Earl Storie retired UC soil and plant biology professor who originated the Storie Index and led UC’s Soil Survey Program from 1939 to 1960. Survivors include wife Carman, a daughter, a son, three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
In Lorain on West 21st Street, two men broke in to beat an 80 year old husband and rape a 69 year old wife. A handgun was used to threaten the husband, and money plus jewelry were stolen before the intruders fled. Police have not arrested any suspects and continue to investigate.
A Ohio protection agency for developmentally disabled persons loses its bid to stay independent as consumer driven. The Ohio Protection and Advocacy Association battles for autonomy but the state funded Ohio Legal Rights Service will take over on April 1. The move aims for administrative efficiency though critics warn of service gaps. The change follows federal mandate and will align services with state statutes.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects addresses of Lorain County residents honored for International Year of Disabled Persons work. Judy Fornash of Crook Street in Grafton Mary Butler of 928 Hollywood Dr and Karen Meyers of Avon were named liaisons by city mayors to guide IYDP goals.
Susan Hamrick a 19 year old Amherst resident remains in serious condition in the ICU at St Joseph Hospital Lorain after a shell pierced her right arm and lodged in a rib. She was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital and later transferred. Police say the shooting appeared accidental and chief investigators declined comment.
Public supper and carnival at Penfield School from 6 to 10 30 p.m. Includes pancake and sausage offerings. Chatham pancake and sausage sale held at VFW Post 6892 post home from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Elyria Jayceeettes ice cream social at America Legion on Gulf Road and Ohio Street benefiting Our Lady of Wayside Home. Pancakes and sausage available. VFW Post 892 operates 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Birth announcements list a long line of newborns from area families including STRAIT MILLER LESTER EDWARDS UNDERWOOD HOUPT WHITE CAVIN HILL GOETZ KOER KOLER ANDERSON PHILLIPS WHITE DEEKS STANISLAWSKI WILSON WALLHEAD FRABOTTA DENES WEBBER. Separately Ford Motor Co in Lorain plans to cut production to 40 cars an hour as 1,025 more workers join long term layoff, compounding 2,425 returning after a week, with union and state officials addressing unemployment benefits and Trade Readjustment Act support. UAW Local 425 set a 2 pm meeting at Kennedy Hall in Lorain for Sunday.
Registration is in progress for a non credit course in boiler operator efficiency safety training scheduled for 6 10 p m Mondays and Thursdays April 6 30 at Lorain County Community College The course provides practical training to enable boiler operators to apply safety and efficiency techniques leading to energy savings Contact the college admissions office for registration
Andrea Ashyk of Miami University joins Laws Hall and Associates in the campus advertising training program. Jonathon Ceh of Marion L. Steele High School earns Union Carbide Scholar for a Washington study workshop April 26 May sponsored by Union Carbide Lorain Linde Division. Kathy Hill of Strongsville attends Holy Name High School. Kimberley Ann Bolden of Elyria, daughter of Carole Bolden, is named in International Youth in Achievement and previously in Who's Who Among American High School Students.
A 34 year old Sandusky man was killed Friday afternoon when his car left the road and struck a tree. Carl W. Boltz of 515 Hancock Street was pronounced dead on arrival at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Michael E. Dehaven, 38, of 526 East Monroe Street, Sandusky, a passenger, was taken to Memorial Hospital then transferred to Providence Hospital where he was reported in satisfactory condition today.
A jury awarded 3200 total for personal injuries from a Rt 57 Eaton Township accident on July 21 1977. Winfred E Reed 39005 East River Road received 2700 and his wife Priscilla 500. against driver Jeffrey L Bailey Banks Road Grafton.
Lorain County Coroner to determine cause in the death of a young male found Saturday morning in a car on Burns Road. Identity withheld pending next of kin notification. Police said the man died from a self inflicted gunshot wound.
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