Services for Edward Moore crash victim set for Monday
Edward L. Moore 17 of Grafton was killed Thursday in a truck car crash on Grafton Road. He was a Midview High School senior, son of Kenneth and the late name Moore, formerly of Cleveland. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 Sunday at Wainwright Funeral Home. Burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery Eaton Township. Memorials to donor's choice.
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Edward Moore
Edward L. Moore
Grafton Road
Wainwright Funeral Home
Elroy Holt
Ronald Coleman
Edward
Kenneth Frye
Plymouth Dr
Grafton
Cleveland
Lorain County
Midview High School
Detroit Avenue Baptist Church
Kenneth Moore
Butternut Ridge
Eaton Township
Lois Gillespie Johnson
Elyria
Tennessee State University
Johnson
Winchester
Tenn
Cory United Methodist Church of
Wesley Circle
Glenville Church Women United
William O
Ray Sutorius dies at 60 with Army corps service
Multiple county death notices report Ray Sutorius 60 of 297 Longford Ave died Friday after a year with cancer. A U S Army Corps of Engineers veteran, he worked at Bendis Heavy Systems Inc and leaves Lenore as wife, two sons Gary and Craig, two daughters Lynne Bally and Cyndi, eight grandchildren and a sister. Services planned at Wainwright Funeral Home with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Ray
Barney) Sutorius
Longford Ave
Grafton Township
Bendix Heavy Systems Inc
First Congregational Church of
Elyria
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lenore
Gary
Lorain
Craig
Amherst
Lynne) Bally
Cyndi
Oliver
Ruby) Yost
Grafton
Obituary for Clayton J. Deisher and Wilbur Deisher
The notice records the deaths of Wilbur Deisher who entered rest on November 3, 195$, and Clayton J. Deisher who entered rest on November 3, 1987. It mentions surviving family members Mr and Mrs Gary Serratt and family, Mr and Mrs Rudolf Krieg and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji Geter
Vite Sain
Fed Teleod
Broce
Clayton J. Deisher
Wilbur Deisher
Gary Serratt
Rudolf Krieg
Valley drug Valium debate in Columbus experts weigh risks
Ohio State University psychiatry assistant professor Donald Smeltzer says Valium can be valuable but overuse and misuse occur. Dr. Pogue of a Columbus addiction center warns it is widely abused and easy to obtain, while some doctors overprescribe it for anxiety or withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Donald J. Smeltzer
Smeltzer
Ronald L. Pogue
U.S
Pogue
Half-fare coupon craze nears end with selling spree
Earl Bunker of Worcester built a $3 million business buying and selling half-fare airline coupons after United and American issued them to spur travel. With Dec 15 expiry, buyers pay 25 to 75 dollars while the trader posts buys at 15 and 20 and resells at 39 and 43. Some travelers and travel agents race to unload coupons as the deadline looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bunker
Worcester
Mass
United
American Airlines
Bunker
United and
American
Hopkins
Airlines
United Airlines
Dick Millstone
Clarksburg Travel Service
Clarksburg
W.va
Trends and Forecasts Debuts in CT Sunday
A Changing America Trends & Forecasts by Jean Carper and John Naisbitt starts Sunday in the Chronicle Telegram. The column will report national social political and economic trends from local newspaper data and the Trend Report analyzing 206 papers in 151 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chronicle- Telegram
Jean Carper
John Naisbitt
Yankelovich, Skelly & White
America
Carper
Naisbitt
Washington, D.C
Trend Report
U.S
C-T
Ford to lay off Lorain and Avon Lake auto workers
Ford plans a two week layoff for commercial production lines at Lorain Assembly Plant and Avon Lake Ohio Truck Plant to cut surplus Econoline van inventories. The move, denied as erroneous by local media, will not halt Thunderbird and Cougar XR-7 output at Lorain. Layoffs in December remain possible, with week to week decisions based on sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Pavlich
Robert Bierman
Lorain
al Uaw
Bierman
LaGrange phone numbers change to 355 exchange
The Elyria Telephone Co switches 800 LaGrange customers to a new 355 exchange this Sunday to relieve full capacity of the 458 exchange. New numbers start with 355, ending with the old last four digits. Dialing procedures for party lines also change, with directions in the new Elyria directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Elyria Telephone Co
James Herbert
Herbert
Elyria
Milliken funds Wayne County to cover state patients
Governor Milliken sent Wayne County 4.5 million to cover state patient care, enough to fund payroll for two weeks. About 1,600 sheriff's deputies and hospital workers received pay on Friday after a payless Friday. total salaries 2.3 million, with 3,350 due pay envelopes remaining unpaid due to short cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
UPI
William G. Milliken
Wayne County
Correction issued on Ward 2 candidate's job in Amherst note
A Wednesday issue of the Amherst Times corrected a misstatement that Doris Meyer, candidate in Ward 2, worked for the city auditor's office. The correct employer was Ralph Zilch, the Amherst city auditor, in his registrar office of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Dorothy Meyer
Ralph Zilch
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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Kenneth
Danny
Vicki Schwartz
Ray Sutorius
Army Engineer Corps
Eugene Kriewitz
Betty Kriewitz
San Diego
Calif
Lois G. Johnson
Funeral
Ronald K. Marmaduke
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
American Cancer Society
Willie D. Burns
Corine (Mitchel) Burns
Jackson Ave
New London
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ashburn
Burns
Woodford Avenue
Church of God In Christ
Jimmy
Chicago
Leroy
Los Angeles
Willie
D.M. Todd
Corine Love
Margie Burns
Barbara Rader
Ruthie Howell
John Todd
William Breland
Eddie Terry
Mary Mack
Adeli Clulds
Mansfield
Charlie Mack
Joseph Cook
Willie D
Eastman Funeral Home
Curtis-Scheuffier
Greater Byrne and Vicinity
Dennis Kucinich
Ohio
George Voinovich
City Club
Bryna Brennan
Associated Press
Joe Hopkins
Millstone
Portland
Ore
Salem
New York
Eugene, Ore
Charleston
Terry Hauschilt
Hauschilt
Wheeling
Massachusettes
Wayne Co
Fulton Funeral Home
Chestnut St
Broadway
Chastreut
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