Elyria area deaths: Hinz and King
Edward C. Hinz 58 of 118 Riverside Ct Elyria died at Deaconess Hospital after being stricken at work in Cleveland He was born March 22 1915 in Cleveland and lived in the Elyria North Ridgeville area for 17 years A welder at Dust Control Co Cleveland for 23 years He belonged to the First Congregational United Church of Christ in North Ridgeville William E King 57 of 5301 E Lake Rd Sheffield Lake died at Fairview General Hospital after a brief illness He served 18 years in the Army retiring He lived in Sheffield Lake 20 years and worked in plant security for J L Steel Co Cleveland He leaves his wife Gloria a son William R stationed with the USAF in the Philippines and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements listed for both men with services in Avon Lake and North Ridgeville respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Hinz
Riverside Ct
Elyria
Cleveland
Deaconess Hospital
Mr. Hinz
North Ridgeville
Dust Control Company
First Congregational United
William E. King
E. Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Fairview General Hospital
King
J & L Steel Co
16Th
O.V_I
Gloria
William R
Air Force
Phillippines
Burmeister
Avon Lake
C. H. Studstill
Church of Christ
Doris
Gerald and
Russell
Richard
Roberta) Herr
Findley
Kelly
Karen) Fox
Bogner
Harold Wiley Freer
Resthaver Memory Gardens
Aven
Cross
Charei
Unity Baptist Church
Walter E. ‘Jordan
Greater St. John
Church of God of Christ
Banal
Grove Street
New London
Obituaries From Lorain Area Funeral Notices Detail Survivors
Numerous Lorain residents are named in death notices. James H 33 of 083 Gregus, wife Elizabeth, and extended family are listed for funeral arrangements at John R. Devin Funeral Home with services and military rites planned. Minnie E. McHenry and George Stutz are also noted with services at local churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes with wakes, burial plans, and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H
Gregus
Elizebeth
Jacobs
Josep Vetri
Tomorow
John R. Devin
Lorain
Ridgehill Memorial
Veterans’ Organization
Stutz George
Wendy Lane
Rene Miller
George
Alex
Regina Francia Ara
Andy
Bittner DeCarin
Eirria
Sacred Heart Church
Ridgetawn Cemetery
Taylor
Paitlip
Evelyn
Sah St. Lorain
Hesbard
A.mass Peter's Church
Elyria Man Charged In Drug Case
Elyria police report a 20 year old man, David P. Ewry of 399 Briar Lake Drive, was charged with possession of marijuana after officers found a suspicious cigarette on arrest on other charges. He faces two warrants for failure to hear corrective lenses while driving and is held in the city jail. The suspected drug was sent to the chemist for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
David P. Ewry
Briar Lake
Ewry
Court report from Elyria Municipal Court
Acting Judge Steve Meckler presided on Thursday over cases including Donald McDevitt of Columbia Station fined 30 dollars for speeding, Timothy Turner for speeding, John Beatty for disobeying a traffic signal, Jan Perkins for driving in violation of restrictions, Darrell Oskins for squealing tires with 25 dollars and 15 dollars suspended, Stella Pomposelli for failing to register a dog, Victor Hager for disorderly conduct with a motor vehicle, Juanita Cooper for unsafe vehicle, Tex Worcester for failure to display two plates with 25 dollars suspended, Richard Johnson for wrong way on a divided highway and reckless operation priced at 50 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. McDevitt
Royalton Rd
Columbia Station
Timothy G. Turner
West Ave
John R_ Beatty
W. River St
Jan L. Perkins
34Th St
Darrell E. Oskins
Oberlin Rd
Stella Pomposelli
Cowley Red_ Grafton
Victor F. Hager
Juanita M. Cooper
Rosewood Apt
Tex Worcester
Dale Ro
North Ridgeville
Richard E. Johnson
Pawnee Dr
Milan
Wildcat Strike Ends at Romac Containers Avon Lake
About 50 members of TWUA Local 1806 ended a four day wildcat strike at Romac Containers Inc in Avon Lake. The walkout began Tuesday over alleged unfair labor practices and unsafe conditions. Union officials say workers were fired by registered letters Friday but later rehired with full seniority after a company pledge to ease workload and add a time study manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romac Containers Inc
Avon Lake
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Offyctals
Joseph Capone
Romac
Future Unlimited Banquet To Honor Local Leaders
Junior Achievement of Lorain County will sponsor a Future Unlimited banquet on May 15 at Tom's Country Place. Guest speaker Mac Horton, president of Perceptive Management Association, Inc., will address leadership development and unlocking human resources. More than 400 people are expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Achievement of
Lorain County
Mason “Mac” Horton
Perceptive Management Association, Inc
Tom’s Country Place
Stoney Ridge Rd
Horton
Williams to perform piano recital at Oberlin
Oberlin College student Williams, 22, will present a piano recital at 8:30 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall on campus. He helped organize the Oberlin Black Ensemble with members from Oberlin and the Conservatory of Music and has played at the Junior Bach Festival in Oakland for three years. He serves as organist at Mount Zion Baptist Church. A reception at the Afro House will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Everett Pendeton Williams
Warner Concert Hall
Oberlin College
Williams
Oberlin Black Ensemble
Conservatory of Music
Oakland
Calif
Studet
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Ten motorists fined in Elyria for driving under influence
Ten motorists were fined a total of 2500 in Elyria Municipal Court for physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. Nine faced charges of driving while intoxicated with fines of 250 plus costs. several pleaded guilty or no contest. Names include Patrick N. Jones, Charles T. Bristow, Everett J. Shaffer, Lovette B. Theriau, James I. Bennett, Victor B. Clickner, Arthur P. Maxwell, Clifford L. French, Lloyd C. Seckt. Seckt charged March 12 by Elyria police, others by North Ridgeville police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Municipal
Patrick N. Jones
Delaware Ave
Lorain
Charles T. Bristow
Parma
Everett J. Shaffer
Elmwood
Sheffield Lake
Lovette B. Theriau
Nova Scotia
James I. Bennett
P. Maxwell
Wesley Ave
Clifford L. French
Strongsville
Lloyd C. Seckt
Colgate Ave
Seckt
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Bennett
Bristow
Jones
Irvine Jackson
Smith Ct
Break-ins and accidents reported in Elyria area
At 3:23 am a break in at Ron's Barber Shop on 718 Cleveland St Elstia reported nothing missing. At 11:37 am The Harshaw Chemical Co on 113 John St Elyria called due to smoke from heated oven contents with no fire or damage. 12:30 pm two car crash in Bond St area with no injuries. 2:27 pm break in at Francene Elkins 604 Lake Ave Ely Tia. tools worth 30 dollars and 12 dollars in coins stolen. 3:34 pm break in at Mary Overy 223 Eight St. hair dryer 20 dollars and 20 dollars cash missing. 5:16 pm two car crash at Bost and Franklin with no injuries. 6:20 pm two car crash Vermiton Head near Rt 113. no injuries per highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Cleveland St
Elstia
Harshaw Chemical Co
John St. Elyria
Bond Street
Francene Elkins
Lake Ave
Ely- Tia
Mary Overy
St. Elsna
Bost ‘Street
Franklin Street
Vermiton Head
Rt 113
Highway Patrol
Church council opposes state lottery on ballot
Oberlin Based First United Methodist Church Council on Ministries voices opposition calling the lottery a poor man's tax. They cite ethical concerns and say gambling would victimize segments of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Oberlin
Council On Ministries of
The
First United Methodist Church
Basie Jazz Show At LCCC College Center Mall
Count Basie and his jazz band perform at Lorain County Community College Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the College Center Mall. Sponsored by the Office of Black Affairs and the LCCC Program Board tickets available at the door or the Student Activities Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Basie
Lorain County Community College
College Center Mall
Office of Black Affairs
LCCC
New York
Hotel
Lincoln
Roxy Theatre
Elyria Memorial Birth Result for Kaiser Couple
A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Kaiser of 128 Garvin Avenue, Elyria Memorial Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kaiser
Garvin Ave
Births announced for Marciniar Davila Lilly and Mackin
A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Marciniar at 1031 West West Street Lorain. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Juan Davila at 1635 East 30th Street. Robert Mackin of 180 East 45th Street is listed. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Sammie R. Lilly at 1425 Kimberly Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Marciniar
W. W. St
Juan Davila
E. 30Th St
Robert Mackin
E. 45Th St
Simmie R. Lilly
Kimterly Ct
Planning chief urges local footing against federal reach
SOUTH AMHERST Richard McGinnis director of the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission told the Firelands area Mayors and City Managers Association that local self government requires standing on own feet. He traced NOACA origins from Seven County Transportation and Land Use and cited needs for better north south roads linking Lorain port and county airport to the Machine Tool Industry and I 71. He warned federal and state powers can block funds but contrasted Vermilion and Huron approaches to downtown renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Richard McGinnis
Firelands Area Mayors and City Managers Association
McGinnis
Lorain County
Seven County
Housing and Urban Development
Department of Transportation
NOACA
Cuyahoga County
Elyria
Lorain
Lake Carlisle
Shelby
Florence Township approves zoning package amendments
Florence Township trustees approved zoning changes including creating an airport district in Crater Air Service land, establishing a residential mobile home park district with 105 foot road setback rules, and set guidelines for conditional permits such as quarrying and stables. They also denied converting west of Main Road to agricultural and residential status and repealed a trailer living allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Florence
Crater Air Service
Zoning Board
Main Road
Erie County Regional Planning Board
Hoax Bomb Threat at Marion L. Steele High School
A caller claimed a bomb would go off at Marion L. Steele High School in Amherst. The building was evacuated for about 30 minutes as 12 firefighters and four police officers searched with no bomb found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Marion L. Steele High School
Pearl Bailey Recovers From Illness Delays New Orleans Appearance
Pearl Bailey returned to her Roosevelt Hotel suite in New Orleans after an overnight bout with an intestinal virus that delayed the opening of her nine day engagement at the Blue Room. The 55 year old entertainer was rushed to Hotel Dien Hospital with severe abdominal pains Friday and stayed under medical care overnight. A spokesman said she would remain secluded until the evening show but intended to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
UPI
Pearl Bailey
Roosevelt Hotel
Blue Rcom
Hotel Dien Hospital
Miss Bailey
Social Lates May Schedule for Singles Club
The Social Lates announces its May plans in Ohio. Activities include a May 1 garden tour at Kingwood gardens, a May 12 outing to a Baldwin Wallace Theatre Arts building show, May 13 meeting in Berea, May 14 concert at Elvia High School, supper at Asterhurst, May 19 bowling in North Ridgeville, and a May 27 decoration day picnic at Bradley Woods. Contact Social Lanes, Box 8 LaGrange for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Kingwood Gardens
Mansfield
Baldwin Wallace
Berea
Bank
Lorain Rd
North Olmstead
Guy Lombardo
Elgvia High School
Asterhurst
Dunham Ra
Orth Ridgeville Lanes
Bradley Woods
Bradley Rd
Westlake
Ohio
Norwalk Ambulance Report Details 77 Runs In April
Norwalk ambulance service logged 77 runs in April per the report by coordinators John Short and Ralph Braker. Sixty three of the runs were within city limits, with 26 emergencies and 27 invalid calls, plus 24 calls to townships including Norwalk, Bronson, and Peru townships. Ambulance operations cost 2230 dollars. three ambulances used 335 gallons of gas and traveled 2626 miles. Fifty runs served Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk. others went to Sandusky Providence and private residences, with single runs to hospitals in Tiffin, Lorain, Elyria, and Cleveland areas and to local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
John Short
Ralph Braker
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sandusky Providence
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Gaumont Nursing Home
Tiffin State Hospital
Lorain Community Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Norwalk City
Huron County
Columbus Hospital
Two men fined in drug case in Elyria court
William H. McCelya of 143 Taft St. Elyria and Mark A. Bramer of 36699 Kinzel Rd Avon were fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in Elyria Municipal Court after pleading no contest to marijuana possession. Acting Judge Stephen Meckler suspended half the jail terms and 50 dollars of each fine. McCelya faced charges from a Feb 2 Parkview Court police report of a noisy party with marijuana found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Elyria
Elyria Municipal
William H. Mc. Elya
Taft St
Mark A. Bramer
Kinzel
Stephen Meckler
McCelya
Parkview Court
Firelands High School Band to Host Awards Banquet
The Firelands High School Band will host its annual awards banquet on May 15 at 6 30 p m in the high school. Guests should bring a covered dish. Awards will be presented in categories including John Philip Sousa service most improved brass woodwind and percussion along with several yearly service awards by Band Director Stephen Smarsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Firelands High School
John Phillip Sousa
Stephen Smarsch
Mosher named to ninth term on Merchant Marine Academy board
Rep. Charles A Mosher of Oberlin is appointed to his ninth consecutive term on the Board of Visitors of the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point New York. The board reviews curriculum and facilities to maintain high standards. Names nominated include David A Kosoi ovich Lorain David Ashby Vermilion James A King Avon Lake and Terry Addles perger Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A_ Mosher
R-Oberlin
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
O Mosher
David A. Kosoiovich
Lorain
David Ashby
Vermilion
James A. King
Avon Lake
Terry Addlesperger
Cleveland Tavern Owner Shot Dead At West Side Bar
Cleveland police hunt a man after a gunman killed Leon Piwinski the tavern owner at the Bounty Bar on the West Side. Detectives say the assailant entered the bar exchanged words then fired once striking Piwinski who died at the scene. Witnesses corroborate the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leon Piwinski
Bounty
West Side
Piwinski
Auto Victim John D. Kimber Died From March 31 Crash
John D. Kimber, 48, of 222 E. 26th St Lorain, died last Saturday from injuries in a March 31 auto accident after 12 days in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Hospital public relations director Robert Olesen cited illegible ER forms as causing misfiling of Kimber’s records. It had been believed Kimber was not treated after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Kimber
E. 26Th St. Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Olesen
Kimber
Lorain man pleads innocent in drug case
Lorain resident Raymond Dellney, 19, of 1631 E. 31st St, pleaded not guilty in Lorain Municipal Court to three felony drug charges after police found hashish marijuana and hallucinogenic drugs in his car following a red light incident on 17th Street and Access Road. A preliminary hearing was set for May and bond set at $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Raymond Dellney
Dellney
17Th Street
Doliney
MaviBthy
Bord
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Elyria Welder
Beverly
Rose
Laundon Ct
Roth M
Leis Schmide
Ena Wirth
Elizabeth Boenmels
Florence Rose
Curtis Schemfi
Bam
Brookdale Gemeters
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home
Tac
Greater Elyria and
Karvey C. Curtis
Ernest W. Scheuffler
Elyria Municipal Court
Steve Meckler
Everett P. Williams
Phi Theta Kappa
Chronicle Telegram
Deborah Shallenberger
Kathleen Barres
Allen Bartlett
Elyria Memorial
Lorain St. Joseph
Northweed Junior High School
Jerry Wolfe
Wayne Wolfe
Hickory Road
Grafton
Jeff Felver
Eldon Felver
Cleveland Street
John Schaefer
George Schaefer
Capel Road
Florence Township
Lois McPherson
Bronson
Peru
Firelands
Deoliney
Nta el
Wepea
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