Infant dies after premature birth at Amherst Hospital
In Amherst a premature infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Gaudiner died yesterday at 3 30 pm at Amherst Hospital. Graveside rites were set for 1 pm at Crown Hill Cemetery with Rev Robert Happer officiating. Grandparents and great grandparents are listed, with funeral arrangements by Garland Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gaudiner
Quarry Road
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
John Kuba
John Novak
George Bigrigg
Nevada
Frances Murdock
Crown Hill Cemetery
Robert Happer
St Peter's United Church of Christ
Garland Funeral Home
Infant Daughter Dudukovich grave side service today
Private graveside service at Ridge Hill Memorial Park for the stillborn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Dudukovich. Lorain address 2341 East 35th St. The baby died yesterday at St Joseph Hospital. Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home Lorain handled arrangements for Evelyn Henry. 35 of 123% South Lake St South Amherst died yesterday in Amherst Hospital after a decade illness. Survived by husband Joe a daughter Betty Sue at home her Buckhannon-based parents Ancel and wife and two sisters. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Evelyn Henry Memorial Fund. Funeral details in South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliam F Eisemann Jr
Avon Lake
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Ilness
Foa Chase
Paur Eisemann
Ford Motor Co
Ford Division
Loraine
Elvira First Baptist Church
Friends
Burmeister
Elyna First Baptist Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyma
The
First Baptist Church
John Stobo
Louisiana Ave
Amherst Manor
Mr Stobo
Scotland
First United Presbyterian Church
Stobo
Margaret
Donald Gailey
Cleveland
John Mellinger
Wainwright Funeral Home
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Lorain
Howard R. Brill
Brighton Township
Wellington
Alien Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Brill
State Highway Department
Wellington Eagles
Mary Clare
Eleanor Bniil
Harvey WW
Bedford Heights
Norton Funeral Home
J W Mellick
Baghton Cemetery
Michael Dudukovich
East
35Th St
Evelyn Henry
South Lake St South Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Henry
Buckhannon
W Va
South Amherst
Joe
Betty Sue
Ancel Zickefoose
Sharon
Kay Zickefoose
Robert
Alliance Friends
Garland Funeral Home
Alonzo Mitchell
Old Fashioned Grace Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Deli W Savage
Northeast Seventh
Fort Lauderdale
Don
First Presbyteran Church
Fairchild Funeral Home
Weest Broward Ave
First Presbyterian Church
American Cancer Society
John G
Richardson
Tex
Lana
Chicago
Birkbeck
Kevin Csj
St Brendan
North Olmsted
Thor * Fnends Waef
Coragans
Faiview Funeral Home
Lorain Rd
St James Church
Detroit Ave
Lakewood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mary Oakler and Isabelle Oldfield
The families express sincere thanks for sympathy flowers and kindnesses after the deaths of Mary Oakler and Isabelle M Oldfield. Gratitude extends to friends neighbors and relatives and to Harvey Curtis of the Sodie Curtis Funeral Home for services. The note notes sorrow and appreciation for support to the remaining spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Mary Oakler
Harvey Curtis
Sodie-Curtis Funeral Home
Isabelle M Oldfield
Fred C Oldfield Sr
Willam Harrah
In Memoriam for Francis Gerhart and Harold L Chuds
In memoriam verses honor Francis Gerhart who died Nov 12 1980 and Harold L Chuds who passed away in 1962. Daughters and families recall the loss with lines about love, memory, and the enduring bond that keeps them close in thought. A surviving spouse Harriett and relatives Margaret Mateer are noted, with prayers and longing expressed for reunion in the beyond.
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Francis Gerhart
Births in Lorain and Vermilion communities
Birth notices list a son for Francis Schellhammer at 313 Kansas Ave and a daughter for Juan Davila at 1641 East 32nd Street. Also a daughter for Edward Nowak at 264 West Foster Park Road Amherst, a son for Ernest Sciulli at 1507 Narragansett Boulevard, a son for Vernal Mahan at 2864 Grant, a son for Cyril Palazzo at 2532 West 40th Street Vermilion, a daughter for Stephen Sopro at Risden Road Vermilion, a son for Kenneth Fellenstein at 344 Harcourt Road Vermilion, a son for Edward Triniszewski at 1130 West 23rd Street, and a child for Thomas Badillo at 1718 East 29th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Schellhammer
Kansas Ave
Juan Davila
East
32Nd St
Ernest Sciulli
Narragansett Blvd
Vernal Mahan
Grant St
Cyril Palazzo
40Th St
Stephen Sopro
Risden Road
Vermilion
Kenneth Fellenstein
Harcourt Rd
Edward Triniszewski
23Rd St
Thomas Badillo
Oberlin Allen birth notice in Wellington area
A birth notice reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Berkmeyer of Wellington route 2 along Luman Fetherolf Road and listing Edward Young at 238 Wenner Street in Wellington.
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John Berkmeyer
Luman Fetherolf
LaGrange
Edward Young
Wenner St
Wellington
Fire log details large leaves blaze on Burns Road property
Chronology records a 3 15 pm fire caused by smokers carelessness igniting leaves on a vacant Burns Road property burning about 300 square feet. Later 3 39 pm a discarded cigarette touched cardboard and spare parts near John Costigan and Mavfa Apartments.
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Burns Road
C W Hamutton
Ohio St
John Costigan
Harwood St
Mavfa
Washington Ave
Fire causes $1000 blaze at West 18th Street home
Children playing with matches were believed to cause the fire at the Vance Batles residence on West 18th Street. Firemen arrived at 43 pm and found the fire confined to a bedroom closet. Family members escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loratn
West 18Th Street
Twy-Stery
Vance Batles
Revco Opens Elyria Stores Without Pharmacists
Revco Drug Stores in Elyria opened for general merchandise yesterday but no pharmacists were present to dispense prescriptions. Security guards monitored the outlets to prevent prescription sales while Lorain store 15 offered prescription service. Picketing continued at the Northgate Shopping Center location, said James Snyder, store manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Revco Drug Stores, Inc
James Snyder
Northgate
Revco
Lorain
Snyder
Boy grabs purse from Lorain girl
A 14 year old Lorain girl on her front porch yesterday was grabbed from behind by a youth who took her purse containing change and papers. The suspect, described as 15 or 16, fled down the street after the assault at about 6 pm. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Dawn Toth
West 13Th St
Apparent garage collision causes $500 damage
LORAIN police said an apparent crash yesterday caused $500 damage to a garage. Irene Stanziano, 56, of 301 West 24th Street reported discovering the damage about 5 30 am. Gravel-track impressions along the alley suggested a vehicle struck the garage side, and she recalled seeing a white car parked nearby around 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Irene Stanziano
24Th St
Violin Virtuoso Spivakovsky Headlines OC Recital
Oberlin Conservatory of Music staged the second artist recital at Warner Concert Hall with Tessy Spivakovsky delivering a Bach chaconne on violin, Debussy and Paganini pieces, supported by Leon Pommers. The performance showcased a majestic, orchestral violin tone amid wind disturbances and praised piano assist.
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Oberlin ‘College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Tessy Sprvakovsky
Verfied Tys
Corelli
Vienna
Bach
Busoni
Mr Spice
Paganini
Tessy Spivakovsky
Leon Pommers
Debussy
Spivakovsky
Poromers
Gina Lollobrigida says she will marry George Kaufman soon
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida announced at an airport news conference she plans to wed New York real estate man George S Kaufman as soon as possible. She said they hoped to marry in the United States and that lawyers handle legal aspects while she remains technically married to Milko Skofic.
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Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
New York
George S Kaufman
Miss Lollobrigida
Kaufman
States
Woman fined $500 in marijuana case
One person was fined and four were referred to the probation department for pre sentence reports Monday following pleas of guilty in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Carolyn Bromley, 23, of 3711 Denver Ave Lorain, indicted for possession of Marijuana, was fined $500 and costs by Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. Sterling Perkins, 21, of 310 Lowell St., pleaded guilty to concealing a stolen motor vehicle owned by James Hunter. Judge Paul J Mikus referred his case to the Probation department for investigation prior to final disposition. A CHARGE of grand larceny against Perkins, charging theft of $197 and $45 in trading stamps from the Clark Oil Coat 531 Lodi was dismissed at the request of the prosecutor. Epifanio Gutierrez, 19, of 1615 East 32nd St. Lorain, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at the Pearl Record Shop in Lorain Oct 7 and was referred to the probation department by Judge Mikus for pre sentence investigation. Harrison Francis Jr. 22, and Bullard C Runyon Jr. 24, both of Vermilion and indicted for taking a 1970 model car owned by Ford Motor Co., were referred by Judge Mikus to the probation department for pre sentence reports following pleas of guilty to lesser charges.
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Probation Department
Lorain County
Ceny
Perkins
Clark
Lodi
Epifanio Gutierrez
East 32Nd St
Lorain
Guity
Pearl Record
Mikus
Harrison Francis Jr
Bullard C Runyon Jr
Vermilion
Ford Motor Co
Broad St collision injures 3 in 1 auto
A two car crash on Broad Street sent three people to Elyria Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. Police said Oxford Ave was eastbound and both drivers claimed the traffic light gave them the right of way. Castle car sustained heavy damage while Coleman car was moderately damaged. James Coleman 34 of 412 Marseilles Ave head and leg injuries and two passengers Gary Good 20 of Meador W Va head cut and Kay Hartley 21 of 310 Ninth St head and leg injuries were treated and released.
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Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oxford Ave
Castle
Coleman
James Coleman
Marseilles Ave
Gary Good
Meador W. Va
Kay Hartley
Ninth St
Radio and lights stolen from two cars in city thefts
Police report two incidents of stolen items. A two way radio and emergency lights valued at 125 dollars were taken from a station wagon owned by Andrew Ochrin 21 of 1769 East 37th Street. The other theft involved a Coleman car where a radio lights were taken after a collision on Broad Street near Middle Avenue. Michael Castle 16 of 353 Lorain was involved as the driver of the other car.
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Coleman
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Michael Castle
Lorain
Andrew Ochrin
East 37Th St
Ochrin
Parents dispute body of Sgt John Warren in Ohio funeral home
In Richwood Ohio Army officials say the unclaimed body is Sgt John Warren, reportedly killed October 30 in Vietnam. Warren’s parents and relatives deny the identification, asserting differences in scars, age, weight, and stature. Fingerprints and medical records are being sought to resolve the mismatch as the family refuses to accept the coffin.
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Richwood
Ohio
UPI
Army
John Warren
Roy Warren
Warrens
James Army
Roy Wells
Ft Knox
Washington
Wells
Vietnam
Lloyd Kerns
Musupmi
Antiwar Slogans Painted On Colleges By Vandals
United Press International reports vandals hit Kent State University in Kent and Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Red and black slogans appeared on 15 buildings at Case, and on KSU walls signatures read Revolutionary Youth Movement and messages Free Ahmed Evans. Maintenance crews will sandblast or remove the signs. police call it a coordinated hit and run attack with no suspects arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Kent
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
University Circle
Marcos wins Philippines reelection landslide in 1969 vote
Manila Philippines Fer dinando Marcos declares victory as first Philippine leader reelected to a second four year term with a margin near one million votes over Sen Sergio Osmena Jr Osmena declines to concede citing irregularities Marcos vows withdrawal of 1300 troops from Vietnam to counter Huk guerrillas at home Vice President Fernando Lopez leads Genaro Magsaysay in the race for second spot Television projections predict Marcos sweeps all ten regions Official tallies show Marcos at 1 133 670 Osmena 726 158 Five million ballots remain to be counted Police report at least 67 killed in campaign period Manila Times notes 26 killed on election day.
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Manila
UPL
Ferdinando Marcos
Phillippines
Marcos
Liberal Party
Sergio Osmena
Vietnam
Osmena
Fernando Lopez
Genaro Magsaysay
Philippines
Manila Times
Firelands levy to be voted in two counties
Voters in Lorain and Erie Counties will decide the Firelands School Districts 62 mill operating levy in a December 9 special election. Superintendent Charley Groth had indicated the filing would be in Lorain County only, with the article noting yesterday's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexeigita
Firelands
Lorain
Erie
Lorain County
Charley
Groth
Elyria Politics Showdown Shapes 1950s Council Seats
In Elyria, Stewart rises as the first ward winner and future party chair. Seward defeats Soos in a council race as Democrats push for at large wins with Robinson, Bara, Marsico, and Barrett under pressure from Republicans and rising candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Louis G. Soos
Elyria
Soos
Democratic Party
Dems
Edward A Robinson
John V Bara
Anthoni J Marsico
Richard E Barrett Jr
Robinson
Bara
Marsico
Barrett
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Gaudinier
W. F. Eisemann Jr
Dudukovich
Mrs
Joe Henry
Dell W. Savage
Thomas L. Haessly
Thomas L Haessly
Lake Rd
Rocky River
Stanley
Mari) Birkback
Oak Hills
Fred C Oldfeld
Madeline
Memoriam
Suent
Harold L Chuds
Harriett
Margaret Mateer
West
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, Inc
Grecter Elyna and Vicinity
Niewsra Preehhehi
Lorain St. Joseph
Edward Nowak
West Foster Park Rd
Oberlin Allen
iTuesdas
Hellagg
Boy
Gina
Broad St
United Press International
Intersits
KSU
Revolutionary Youth Movement
Ahmed Evans
By Patrick J. Killen
Fulton
Grafton
By Leary
Russ Davies
Waterloo
Stewart
W Gibson Urish Moore
Elyria Democratic Party
Irish
John Dierna
Counncil
Richard E. Baird
Grant Keys
Major Keys
Michael V. DiSalle
Dem
Richard P. Seward
Ted E Seward
Council
Eggene B Smith
Richard Portnick
Peter VanWormer
Scribner Fauger
Marguerite E Bowman
Willam Grime
Marisco
Robert H. Perry, D.D.S
Riverside Medical Center
East River Street
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