Budget approved for Northeast Areawide Review Agency
A 30000 dollar annual budget for the initial operation of the Northeast Areawide Reviewing Agency was approved yesterday by seven area counties. Robert Brown leads as president with a committee including Ludwig M Pincura and Woodrow Mathna. The agency will review projects seeking federal funds and interview executive director candidates. The next meeting on May 15 will include a Housing and Urban Development representative to discuss a workable plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
J. Norman Thompson
Cuyshoga
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Portage
Geauga
Lake
Robert Brown
Portage County
Ludwig M. Pincura
Woodrow Mathna
Holiday Inn
Rt. 18
Summit County
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
Thompson
Mrs. Humphrey Doing Well After Pelvic Surgery
Mrs Hubert H Humphrey age 56 is reported getting along fine at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after pelvic surgery to correct a malignant disorder performed yesterday.
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Washington (Ap
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Humphrey
Card of Thanks and Memorial Day Page Notice
A collection of acknowledgments of gratitude from multiple families and organizations for support during bereavements and celebrations. Mentioned are Gar rett Jarvis Amy Eppley Ser re BR Ott and Serre Otts, with thanks to churches doctors nurses and friends. Also a notice advertising Chronicle Telegrams Memorial Day page submission deadline and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry &Chnabel
Gratton Rd
Grafton
Serre BR. Ott
Lorain Obituaries Span Several Local Families
The Lorain Daily notices report deaths of Ben ny Suleski 87 of 130 West 32nd St. born in Poland and long time blacksmith at Lake Terminal Railroad. Loretta E. Allen 75 of 2950 North Jefferson Blvd.. infant Lauri Anne Laky stillborn. Philip H. Pfuendstein 88 of RD 1 Litchfield. Myron Foote 87 of 1730 Broadway. Funeral arrangements and services listed for each, with churches Calvary Cemetery and St. Stanislaus, Calvary in Lorain, and Reidy-Scanlan, Parker, Garland funeral homes. Many surviving relatives and dates follow.
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Lorain
Calvary Cemetery
Lauri Anne Laky
Laszlo G. Laky
Reeves Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Richard McGee
Les Laky
Carmel
Calif
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Rev. William N. Ford Dies at 71 in Wellington
Wellington notices the death of the Rev. William N. Ford 71 longtime pastor of the Church of Christ in Christian Union He died at Southern Lorain County Hospital after a long illness He previously ran a Chevrolet dealership in Rosewood for 33 years and held pastorates in Quincy and Carysville He is survived by his wife Audrey two daughters a son a stepson ten grandchildren and will be buried in Rosewood Funeral services are set for Monday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Rosewood with Baker Funeral Home of St Paris handling arrangements.
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Lorain
Loretta E. Allen
North Jefferson Blvd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Allen
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Anthony Church
Harold L. Allen
Leonard
Pueblo
Col
Alma Feliz
Maurice Walle
Reichlin Cowley
George Schroeder
Fneral
Calvary Cemetery
Litchfield
Philip H. Pfuendstein
Pfuendstein
Wellington
Vermilion
Cleveland
Vermillion Township
Kathryn Mumford
Elizabeth Luther
Parker Funeral Home
Lodi
Maple Grove Cemetery
Ee Lorain
Myron Foote
Broadway
East Erie Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Foote
Medina
Elyria
Pen Mutual Life Insurance Co
First Baptist Church
Foote
Masonic Lodge
Adz M. Foote
Willard Foote
Carbondale
Nathan Foote
Erie
Harry T. Foote
Portland
Richard M. Foote
Wauwatosa
Wis
Western Reserve University Medical College
William N. Ford
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Lorain County
Ford
Chevrolet
Rosewood
Quincy
Carysville
Champaign County
West Herrick Ave
Audrey
William Russell
Urbana
Harvey Ache
Joseph
Donald Stanley
DeGraff
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Baker Funeral Home
St. Paris
Ford Road dump skeleton identified as Crevins remains
A skeleton found at the Ford Road dump was identified as Charles Crevins who lived in a tent near the dump for about three years. Officials indicated he likely died last summer or fall with no foul play suspected as a money-filled tin can was found nearby. Police found a tent two pair of trousers and two sweat shirts near the remains. A rummage sale by the Columbia Republican Women's Club is planned for next Thursday through Saturday at the Columbia Town Hall.
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Ford Road
Charles Crevins
Paul J. Kopseh
Lorain County
Crevins
Columbia
Columbia Town Hall
Rt. 82
Columbia West River Road
Republican Women’s Club
Earl Heimburg
Waterline Pacts Awarded by Lorain County Officials
Lorain County commissioners awarded two waterline contracts in Sheffield Township. Jim Irwin Construction Co. of Sheffield Lake receives 10 767 dollars for a Denver Avenue line to be finished in 120 days. The McDaniel Construction Co. of Amherst wins 5 140 dollars for a 43rd Street line to be completed in 40 days. Costs will be paid by assessments on benefitting property owners.
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Sheffield Township
Lorain County Commissioners
Jim Irwin Construction Co
Sheffield Lake
Denver Ave
McDaniel Construction Co
Amherst
43Rd St
University professor condemns America as armed camp
Oberlin College sociology associate professor Albert McQueen told Lorain County Community College students that America faces profound challenges. He described a sick society and an armed camp mindset driven by fear and prejudice, urging unity across race lines and a joint effort of white and black power to reform values and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lorain County Community College
Albert McQueen
Oberlin College
Columbia
RicQuéen Sau
McQueen
Phoenix man found dead in Holiday Inn motel room
A Phoenix purchasing agent for Aireservice Manufacturing Co. died in a Holiday Inn room on Route 57 Elyria police said. Autopsy pending to determine cause. Survivors include wife Betty, daughter Jerry Crittenden, son Reed Hackett, four grandchildren, sister Patricia Hayes and two cousins in Elyria. Funeral arrangements set in Phoenix with Greenwood Memorial Park burial.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Holiday Inn
Elyria
Jack Hackett
Lorain County
Robert Thomas
Hackett
Tom Watkins
Bob Brown
Aireservice Manufacturing Co
Aireservice
Canton
Betty
Jerry Crittenden
Scottsdale
Ariz
Reed Hackett
Patricia Hayes
Wichata
Kan
Walter Maloney
Richard D. Loomis
A.L. Moore and Son Funeral Home
Greenwood Memorial Park
Harold Dicken
Elyria items recall local figures and Derby preview
The column remembers Elyria fireman Myles Spicer and sports writer Ed Bang who died and reflects on their influence. It notes Ted Carpenter praising Cascade Park crab trees and announces Ted’s gardening note. It also previews the 94th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Calumet Farms favored and Jig Time and Verbatim among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Calumet Farms
Man Found Dead After Suspected Suicide in Lorain
William Breen 35 of 126 East 28th St is found with razor cuts to both wrists in his Lorain apartment. Police say a razor blade lies nearby and an apparent self inflicted death is suspected. Ex wife reported him missing April 24. he died around 1:30 am at St Joseph Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Edward M Fisher Funeral Home Vermilion are incomplete.
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Lorain
William Breen
East 28Th St
Charles Chesner
Breen
St. Joseph Hospital
Jennie Rupci
Edward M. Fisher
Vermilion
Avon Candidates Appear In Local Theater and Primary List
The Chronicle Telegram notes Avon residents Joan Watts and Charlotte Cooke star in The Women at Milan Town Hall tonight through Sunday. The Shoestring Players present the Clare Boothe Luce play as a spring offering. A county Republican list for Tuesday’s primary includes Donald Fields Frank Root Jr W E Smith William Snyder Mildred Becker Taylor Smith Bertha Werpert Marjory LaLonde Winifred Gansler Dorothy Eldred with cast about 25 from the area.
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Milan Hall
New London
Joan Watts
Charlotte Cooke
Milan Town Hall
Clare Boothe Luce
Avon City
Donald W. Fields
Detroit Rd
Frank A. Root Jr
Detroit Ra
el* W. Smith
Hayes St
William Q. Snyder
Carleen Ave
Mildred M. Becker
Caroline Dr
Taylor J. Smith
Detroi
Bertha Werpert
Hale St
Marjory V. LaLonde
Center Rd
C. Winifred M Gansler
Joseph St
Dorothy M. Eldred
Maple Ridge Rd
Copper Wire Theft From West Side Lumber
Thieves stole about 400 pounds of copper wire worth 180 dollars from West Side Lumber and Concrete Corp at 352 Lowell St Wednesday night. Marks on the yard flag indicated the wire was dragged to a vehicle parked near railroad tracks adjacent to the property, Elyria police said.
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West Side Lumber and Concrete Corp
Lowell St
Elyria
Platform Debate Promises Strong Security and Ally Support
The platform argues for a steadfast defense posture to deter foes and protect national interests. It pledges to keep Americans aware of strength and will to defend commitments to allies and promote freedom worldwide.
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America
My Fair Lady to Tour Oberlin High School
The Lerner and Loewe musical My Fair Lady will be staged at Hall Auditorium in Oberlin by Oberlin High School. Performances are scheduled for 8 tonight and 8 tomorrow night with a 2 o clock matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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Oberlin
Lerner and Loewe
Hall Auditorium
Oberlin High School
Long battle continues for Woodards death row case
The habeas corpus hearing for Jom E. Woodards 30 to stay execution is set for Thursday in Columbus federal court. Attorneys argue rights violations during arrest confession and juror questioning. Woodards convicted in Lorain County for first degree murder in 1964 and sentenced to die. Assistant prosecutors support the conviction as the case potentially reaches the US Supreme Court again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom E. Woodards
Margaret VanArsdale
Woodards
United States District Court
Columbus
Gerald Messerman
Bernard A. Kerkman
Cleveland
Lorain County
Federal Court
US Supreme Court
Lorain Woman Shot in Foot During Neighborhood Scuffle
Paula Flores of 1605 East 29th Street was shot in the right foot and hospitalized in fair condition after a large street fight at East 29th Street and Vine Avenue. Police described conflicting witness accounts and continued the investigation. the shooter’s identity and weapon caliber remain undetermined.
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Lorain
Paula Flores
East 29Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
East 29Th Street
Vine Avenue
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Hhh
Pastor Kriete
Herold Dicken
H’era Club
Elyria Saddle Club
Pallbear~ Era
All Horse Club Associates
LaGrange Screw
LeRoy (Bee) Achroeder
Dan
Nancy) Hicks
Charles
JoAnn) Gribben
Barbara Lee
LeRoy Allen
Cutt
Amy
Fred Putzier
Sll
Garrett Jarvis
Edmon Bolin
North Eaton
Novotney
Dr. Hayes
Krapp
Miss Boyd
John Clsus
David Wainwright
Eva Slusher
Emily Adams
Genase Nugent
Robert Nugent
Ates Pearl Eppley
Trinity Lutheran Church of Grafton
Chronicle Telegram
Thomas Strickler
Chronicle-Telegram
Grace Lane
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, Inc
Greater Elyria and Vicinity
Harvey C. Curtis
Ernest W. Scheuffler
Boleslaw Suleski
Boleslaw
Benny) Suleski
West 32Nd St
Lorain Community Hospital
Poland
Suleski
Lake Terminal Railroad
St. Stanislaus
Josephine Edwards
Genoa
Estelle Monskey
Lakewood
J. J. Gluvna and Son
St. Stanislaus Church
Lauri Anne Lary
Philip BH. Pfuendstein
Hugh E. Lockary
St. Mary Church
T. Edmund Lockary
Massachusetts
St. Mary Cemetery
Mr. Lockary
Oak Hills
Sudro-Curtis
Exman Service
Albert M. Ekman
Nativity Church
Amvers Post 47
Elomar
Friends
Garland Funeral Home
Boene Ta
U.S
By Doug Roesemann
Black Progressives
Kerner Commission
Kenneth B. Clark
LaGrange
Hastings
Forbush
Len
Spicer
Myles E. Spi
Cer
Chiff
The
Edward F
Ed) Bang
Cleveland News
Mr. Bang
Ed Solomon
McGarvey
Sheffield
McGarvey’s
Nautical Restaurant
Isle of Capri
Sorrento
Italy
Ida
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Bernice Gwin
Edison Court
Europe
Cascade Park
Frank Wilford
Loraiite
Republican Committee
Avon
Avon City Republican
Chronicle - Telgram
My Fair Lady
Bulletin
New Orleans
faZio Costa Food
John Lowther
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Jaycox Road
North Ridgeville
Sheriff's
Niewspaper
Sprehive
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