Obituary notices from Elyria area include multiple deaths
A compilation of death notices and memorial details for several area residents. Malcolm F Cameron 77 of 136 Charles Ct died after brief illness in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survived by Florence, daughter Alexina Smith, sons Donald Reginald William, 12 grandchildren. Antone Berki 55, formerly of Lorain, taught in Admiral King HS and Peoria AZ, memorials to Whitmann AZ Fire Dept or Evangel Assembly of God Church. Other obituaries: Lewis W 74, Vera M Scheneman. Norris 8 25 Georgetown Elyria. Mrs Gladys Rush 67 Amherst. Helen M Stuller 63 Lorain area. Anna K 83 Elyria. Eleanor Hamling 72 Grafton. Charles Curtiss 87 Huron. Steve Kabbage 68 Lodi. Isabell Emerson Shipman 75 Billings MT. Services and burial details listed for each. locations span Elyria, Lorain, Huron, Grafton, Lodi, Berlin Heights and Billings.
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Malcolm F. Cameron
Charles Ct
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cameron
Worthington Ball Co
Elyria
Nova Scotia
Florence (Nee MacLeod
Alexina Smith
Columbus
Donald
Chula Vista
Calif
Reginald
Lorain
William
Antone J. Berki
Valley View Memorial Hospital
Youngtown
Ariz
Berki
Admiral King High
Arizona
Peoria
Kent State University
Sheffield Masonic Lodge
National Education Association
Arizona Education Association
Odelia
Whitmann
Robert Berki
Alex
Anne Tisza
Evangel Assembly of God Church
Sun City
Lundberg Mortuary
Claude Welch
Lewis W
Kenyon Ave
Vera M
Patricia Scheneman
Norman G
Curtis-Scheuffler
Brookdale
Norris
Georgetown
Ellyria
Annie
Thomas McKee
John McKee
Barbara Stone
Sandra McKee
Nancy Eller
North Ridge
Rush
Gladys P
Hall CL
Amberstiving
Robert
Charles
Paul
Gerald
Elizabeth Lyon
Phyllis Woodward
Garland
Amherst
Pam
Funeral
Elmwood Stuller
Helen M
West Ridgerd
Sandy Stuller
Farietkts
Curtis- Seheuffler
Ridge Hill Memorial
Charles Curtiss
Center St
Huron
Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Mr. Curtiss
Cleveland
Berlin
Florida
American Association of Retired Persons
Harry
Joan) Holstine
Berlin Heights
Wilma
Hinman
Ray McKinney
Milan Friendship Church
Riverside Cemetery
Steve Kabbage
Pawnee Rd
Lodi
Parma General Hospital
Kabbage
Boston
Ohio
St. Stephen's Mission
West Salem
Knights of Columbus
Anna
Stephen
Martin
Homerville
Lucille Novak
Mary Kurowski
Sharon Center
Julia Morton
Deerfield
Stella Grudosky
Parker Funeral Home
Paul Hackman
St. Mary Cemetery
Hudson
Isabell Emerson Shipman
Heather Rd
Billings
Mont
New London
Billings Deaconess Hospital
John Herron
Fitchville
Kidron livestock report from market and farm sales
Rain paused field work and drew farmers to market with hogs strong at 45.50 top. Feeder pigs in high demand, Holstein calves brisk with bulls to 134 heifers 145. Beef cattle steady, dairy cattle selling well, especially service-age Holsteins. Listings show weights and prices for calves, cows, steers and lambs with varied bid ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidron
Steel haulers sign interim pact reopening shipments
The National Steel Carriers Association signed an interim iron and steel and special commodity agreement with the Teamsters Union in Cleveland to end a steel haulers strike. The accord aims to prevent freight loss to non union carriers, with 12,000 drivers covered among 78 members in Detroit and across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
National Steel Carriers Association
U.S
Teamsters Union
Robert Coopes
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
THE
National Steel Carriers
Detroit
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Coopes
Youngstown
U.S. Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
US Steel
Lorain
Pittsburgh
Canton
Vermilion River Fish Kill Examined by Wildlife Division
Ohio Division of Wildlife is assessing a fish kill along about 10 miles of the Vermilion River from Wakeman downstream. Most deceased were suckers with some smallmouth bass. dissolved oxygen was low at Wakeman but higher at Mill Hollow. investigation ongoing with potential civil action if fault is established.
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Wildlife Division
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Vermilion River
Wakeman
Jerry Ladd
Wildlife District Two
Findlay
Mill Hollow
James Petrasek
Lorain County
Petrasek
District Two
Ladd
Police and Fire Log Summary for Local Street Incidents
Two car crashes reported on K Street at Second Street and Rt 57 at Cleveland Street with no injuries. The Minute Man Muffler Shop at 630 Middle Ave had a window broken. Lakar Leather store at 16 Middle Ave reported a coat theft for $16. Gasoline odor investigated at 800 Middle Ave. A subject was apprehended at J and B Discount Store, 230 road, around noon. University Street at River Street saw another two car crash. Bookseller store on Griswold Road reported an unidentified person attempting to steal a car at 7:05 p.m. Purse stolen at Market, 1621 Middle Ave, and a second two car crash on Third Street at Court Street near 7:09 p.m. A wheel cover valued at $140 was stolen from the Foxes Latr apartments parking lot at 7:40 p.m. Firefighters assisted a woman with handcuffs on her ankle at 9:14 p.m. A purse theft occurred in the parking lot of the Midway Mall around 9:41 p.m. Vandals broke a Greyhound bus side window on Rt. 57 at Midway Boulevard around 9:43 p.m. Firefighters noted activity on St.
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Puareiay
K Street
Second Street
Sam
Minute Man
Middle Ave
Cleveland Street
Lakar Leather
Pat Din
Univesity
River Street
Griswold Road
Third Street
Court Street
Macjurles
Elyria proposes three landmarks for National Register
The Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board nominated three Elyria landmarks for National Register entry. The Old City Ball built 1967, the Old District Nine School from 1847, and the Civil War Monument in Ely Park from 1689. Listing could shield from federal-aligned alterations while allowing owner changes. A federal committee will decide within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board
Old City
Chestnut and
North Streets
Ely Park
Lorain CBers raise 900 for heart fund memory of Candyman Purvis
About 500 Lorain County CB radio operators collected 900 dollars for the American Heart Association in memory of fellow CB enthusiast Tom Candyman Purvis who died after a heart attack. A coffee break at American Legion Hall Amherst aided fundraisers with raffles and auctions. The Heart Association drives its 1979 campaign May 11 to 20 in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
American Heart Association
Tom “Candyman
Purvis
American Legion Hall
Amherst
Parvis
Toledo Rd
Lorain
Heart Association
Kent Kring
Heart Fund
The
Jackson Street bridge set to reopen in ceremony
AMHERST The Jackson Street bridge closed for repairs since September will reopen with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Monday.
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Jackson Street Bridge
Amherst
Jackson Street
Lorain County Sheriff Promotes Three To Command
Three Lorain County Sheriff's Department members were promoted today by Sheriff James Mertz. Charles L. MacDonald and Martin H. Ebel Jr. rise to captain, while Sgt. Robert W. Murphy becomes lieutenant. MacDonald will head corrections, Ebel becomes executive officer, and Murphy oversees training and the communications center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
James Mertz
Charles L. MacDonald
Martin H. Ebel, Jr
Robert W. Murphy
MacDonald
Ebel
Murphy
Indictment of Licavoli and seven others in Ohio crime case
Federal authorities indict seven underworld figures including James "Jack White" Licavoli on racketeering conspiracy and bribery charges. The case centers on a plot to steal secret FBI documents and ties to the killings of John Nardi and Daniel Green. Also named are Anthony Liberatore John Calandra Ronald Carabbia Pasquale Cisternino Thomas Lanc and Kenneth Ciarcia. The Rabinowitzs admitted selling confidential FBI files to the mob and are imprisoned after pleading guilty to bribe counts.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
FBI
James “Jack White
Licavoli
John Nardi
Daniel “Danny” Green
Anthony
Tony Lib’ Liberatore
John P. Calandra
Youngstown
Ronald “*the
Crab
Carabbia
Pasquale
Butchie” Cisternino
Thomas Lanc
Kenneth Ciarcia
Rabinowitzs
U.S. District Court
Nardi
Greene
Bounce for Life basketball marathon at Sandusky Mall
High school students from Sandusky Perkins Vermilion Norwalk St Paul and Sandusky St Mary will take turns dribbling for two and a half hours each to raise funds for the American Heart Association Northeast Ohio Affiliate. The event runs noon to 7 30 p m Saturday and 12 80 5 30 p m Sunday with pledges collected in time slots and a plaque for the top fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky Mall
American Heart Association
Northeast Ohio Affiliate
Inc
Sandusky St. Mary
Kaiser opens two Ohio offices with new facilities
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Ohio announced the opening of two new offices. One at Southgate Shopping Center began May 1, and a second at Plaza West Building, 20200 Center Ridge Road in Rocky River near Westgate Shopping Center, is slated to open in July. The Metropolitan Health Planning Corp approved the expansion. The Westgate site will initially house five primary care physicians with X ray, laboratory and pharmacy services. inpatient care remains at Parma facilities.
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Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of
Ohio
Southgate Shopping Center
Plaza West
Center Ridge Road
Rocky River
Westgate Shopping Center
Westgate
Kaiser
Parma
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Chronicle-Telegram
Etyria
Fri
Anna K
Albrecht
Elroy Holt
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Eleanor Hamling
Robson Rd
Grafton
Fulton Funeral Home
William Shipman
Kidron Livestock Report
Cory
Sere Helers
Dawn Serie Bulls
Memoriam
Gaal
Arenta
Robert W.ody
Unis One
Curtis Scheuffier Funeral Name, Inc
Greater
Elyria and
Aceneed
Gary
Bon Miller
Elyria Police and Fire Departments
Rth
Ated
Cbers
Heart
Lorain County Sheriff Department
Department
Vietnam
Carol Larsen
Geraldine Rabinowitz
Kenneth A. Bravo
U.S. Justice Department
Organized Crime Strike Force
Grand Jury
Life
Sandusky, Perkins, Vermilion
Norwalk
St. Paul
Kaiser Foundation
Metropolitan Health Planning Corp
Senior Citizens & Disabled Persons of
Riverview Plaza
East Ave
Elyria, OH
Lorain - Pearl Avenue
Oakwood Shopping Center
Chestnut
Loke
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