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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1988
Page
9
Multiple obituaries for residents of Lorain Elyria Vermilion and nearby areas. Mary G Raszkowski and Stanley Machock died recently with services planned in Lorain and Elyria family survivors listed. Paul Atherton Grace Falkoski Vivian Bradbury Raymond Brumback and Mary Lou Cline among others mourned with funeral home services and church masses noted.
Bertha William A 77 of North Ridgeville died recently. Survived by Frances (nee Zepany) a daughter. Mrs David Hofitan a son. William M. Friends will call today 7 to 9 PM at Bogner Funeral Home North Ridgeville. Services Wednesday at 10 AM at the funeral home. Burial at St. Marys Cemetery.
Santa Claus themed Santagrams priced at 2.25 each with a child's name. orders by December 1 ensure delivery for Christmas. Ninety cents from each sale supports the Leukemia Society's Northern Ohio Chapter, which serves 31 counties including Lorain and Cuyahoga. Orders contact 1991 Crocker Rd Suite 590 Cleveland OH 44145 or call 371-
Lorain City Council on Monday limited future abatements to 50 percent for one year in the west side community reinvestment area, shifting leverage away from 100 percent forgivings that previously lasted up to 14 years. The move follows past abatements totaling $6.4 million, costing about $90,000 annually, with schools bearing the largest hit.
Carlisle Township residents near the Route 20 extension bridge over Plum Creek complain the road surface is rough and loud, with several mufflers coming off and noise that shakes windows. They recall promises by ODOT official Gary Prinz to fix it within two weeks, a deadline long past. Betsy McBride of ODOT says the contractor is responsible and work is expected.
Elyria dealer Nicholas Abraham pulled his request for a 119000 low interest loan under a federal program after about 60 UAW members protested at City Hall. Union leaders argued public aid would aid a foreign car dealer amid local plant layoffs, praising the decision as a victory for workers.
Wellington Schools announce a day off November 18 for parent teacher conferences. Wellington High School and McCormick Middle School offer evening hours November 17 to accommodate parents, with detailed appointments and open slots. Westwood Elementary and first grade teachers also provide Nov. 17 and 18 times, and forms will be sent home to pick visit slots.
Wellington Council renews Public Affairs' management of Wellington Community Recreation Park for three years to oversee Phase II work. Phase II will add picnic pavilions tennis and basketball courts a walking trail and playgrounds. The meeting also heard first readings on bids for a new dump truck and transferring 12.9 acres of Industrial Park land to Wellington Community Improvement Corporation. A council work session is set for Nov 14 at 7 p.m. in council chambers.
Elyria area residents can attend next Tuesday’s Inventors Council for Greater Lorain County meeting at 7 30 p m in Lorain County Community College Room CC105. Siegfried Weinhold head of the Cleveland Public Library’s document collection will discuss patents patent searching and library assistance programs. The public is invited.
Fire Chief says a kerosene heater possibly caused a Sunday night blaze at Elm Street home. Day and Ruth Conrad were hospitalized after the fire tore through the two story residence at Elm and Novak Road. The house suffered heavy damage as firefighters found the structure engulfed on arrival.
Carlisle TWP Lorain County coroner rules David Haught 37 died of smoke inhalation after a Friday afternoon fire at his home. Investigator Bob Lesher said autopsy showed carbon monoxide poisoning and second degree burns over 90 percent of the body. Fire marshal calls the blaze accidental. exact cause under investigation.
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