Elyria area deaths include Bernice O'Donnell pioneer
Bernice O'Donnell 82 of 402 Middle Ave. died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Detroit Sept 24 1890 she lived in Elyria 80 years. She was active in St Mary Church Altar and Rosary Society Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Mission Circle No 9 and Elyria Woman's Club. Survived by four sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Services at St Mary Church with burial in St Mary Cemetery. Memorials to hospital building fund or Our Lady Of The Wayside Home.
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A.J. O'Donnell
Bernice Schnitzler
Middle Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Filyria
O’donnell
Detroit
Mich
St. Mary Church
The
Altar and Rosary Society
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Mission Circle No. 9
Elyria Woman’s Club
P.J. O'Donnell
Bernice Pinelli
San Francisco
Calif
Rosemary Kelleher
Toledo
Edward G
Alfred P
Bernard
Robert
Elyria
Irene Hogan
Emmett Schnitzler
Lorain
Laubenthal
St. Mary
Our Lady of the Wayside Home
Avon
Elizabeth Mae Bailor
Prospect St
Bauter
Jeannette
West Salem
First United Methodist Church
Richard P. Sr
Lillian Irvan
Laura) Hodge
Salem
Richard P.jr
James R
Amherst
Harold Dicken
Mae Booth
Hazzard Cemetery
Maggie Leferink
Nagel
Oak Ridge
Westlake
Leferink
Holy Trinity Church
Golden Agers
Society For the Blind
Margaret Moodt
North Olmsted
Rose Bra
Michael Ondik
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Bruce W. Amidon
Third Ave
Tucson
Ariz
Algria
Tucson Veterans Hospital
North East
Post
Lorain Vfw
Hazel Dunstan
Louella May
Curtis-Scheuffler
Charles Hamilton
Ridge Ich Memorial Park Cemetery
Melvin F. Rothgery
Baumhart Rd
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Parker Hannifin Corp
Sheffield
Rothgery
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Beulah
Ray
Joanne) Johnson
Eric
Jim
Calvin
Solon
Gerber Funeral Home
Wakeman
Joseph Kochis
Berlin Heights Riverside Cemetery
Charles Damyin
Avon Oaks
Rumania
Pennsylvania
Columbus
General Industries
Elyria Hagles Lodge
Ida Mary
Pak
Bodrash
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mary Rucek
W. 12Th St
Czechoslovakia
Rucek
Buffalo
Frank Bagola
Vivian Vojtus
Reidy-Scanlam
Funeral
John Kline
Calvary Cemetery
Lorain church founder Claude Huddleston dies
Claude Huddleston 67 of 1010 East 34th St Lorain died in St Joseph Hospital after a long illness He helped found and lead the Apostolic Church Of The Living God in Lorain A retired worker at Lorain Cuyahoga Works U S Steel born in Dickson Tennessee and longtime Lorain resident Also listed are obituaries for Melvin F Rothgery Alvin Friedel John D O Keefe and others with funeral details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud C. Huddleston
East 34Th St
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
The
Apostolic Church of the Living God
Lorain Cuyahoga
U.S. Steel Corp
Dickson
Tenn
DeSantis Fighters Stage Exhibition At Garfield
The DeSantis Athletic Club fields seven boxers for a Garfield PTJA show tonight at 7 45 p m. Main event features Alberto Irrizarry a converted southpaw against Phil Epifano in a three round 133 pound bout.
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DeSantis Athletic Club
Garfield P.tja
Alberto Irrizarry
Phil Epifano
Famed hostess Jennie Grossinger dies at Grossinger’s Resort
Jennie Grossinger co founder of the Grossinger's resort dies in her sleep from a stroke in Grossinger New York. She was widowed eight years. Also noted is Nathan M Orbach founder of Orbach's Department Stores who died after a long illness at age 87 in New York City.
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Grossinger
N.Y
New York
Jennie Grossing
Grossinger’s
Nathan M. Orback
Orbach’s Department Stores
Paris
Military airlift of arms to South Vietnam ends
U.S. military sources said the massive airlift of new equipment to South Vietnam to beat a looming cease-fire has ended for all practical purposes, with only a few planeloads remaining en route. Up to 500 tons per day had entered since Nov. 1, including fighters, helicopters, artillery, armored personnel carriers, ammunition and spare parts, provoking protests from North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. U.S. bombers continued strikes against resupply efforts and coastal areas around Quang Tri as shelling of South Vietnamese forces persisted.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Ue Quang Tri
Quang Tri City
Sugar Bowl queen shells a day against government positions
Near Saigon fierce fighting persisted in the Central Highlands with multiple shellings near Thanh Giano and Pleiku, leaving 12 South Vietnamese dead and 38 wounded while Communist forces suffered 95 fatalities. UPI reported a grenade accident near An Loc killed five and wounded 66. U.S. troop levels fell to 29,400, with a further 2,300 to depart to meet Nixon’s target of 27,000 by December 1.
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Central Highlands
Saigon
UPI
Matt Pranjola
Thanh Giano
Pleiku
South Vietnam
US America
7Th Fleet
U. S
Vietnam
Nixon
An Loc
Duc Duc
U.S
Supreme Court declines to rule on school paddling
The Supreme Court refused to decide if paddling public school students without parental consent is unconstitutional. Dallas cases hold it would interfere with schools. District Judge Taylor noted paddling was usually done on buttocks with a paddle and sometimes with a tennis racket. The Texas law allows moderate corporal punishment with parental written permission and an adult witness present.
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Supreme Court
Washington
UPI
Dallas
Tex
U. S
W. M. Taylor
Waves
Dallas Independent School
Chidred
Texas
Sth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Taylor
Youth in auto deaths gets probation chance
Robert L. Firth, 19, of 121 Princeton Ave, pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of homicide by vehicle second degree before Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. He was indicted for two counts of homicide by vehicle in the May 20 Lorain crash that killed Steven Gyorfi and Gloria Gyorfi, both 24. The court sent a pre-sentence report to the probation department. no intoxication evidence was found. The offense carries up to a $500 fine and six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Firth
Princeton Ave
Probation Department
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Firth
Steven Gyorfi
Gloria Gyorfi
Lorain
Leavitt Head
F Lower Boulevard
Three in secret indictments bond in drug cases
Three people secretly indicted last week by the Lorain County Grand Jury on drug charges were released on bond after indictments were served. Thomas Burnett posted 6000 dollars, Alan Gardner 7500 dollars, and Steve Lottman 5000 dollars. They were to appear for arraignment today before Common Pleas Judge LeRoy Kelly with others indicted last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Grand Jury
Thomas R. Burnett
Miami Ave
Alan R. Gardner
East River St
East Ave
Steve Lottman
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Youth Robs Delicatessen in Lorain At 8 50 P M
A youth armed with a pistol robbed Mary's Delicatessen at 62 Oberlin Ave Lorain Saturday night about 8 50 p m. Sam Green owner says the robber demanded cash and fled with about 60 dollars plus an undetermined number of five and ten dollar bills.
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Lorain
Sam Green
Mary's Delicatessen
Oberlin Ave
Car Crash Floods Wellington Street Hydrant
A car crashed at West Herrick Avenue and Bennett Street flooding the street as water gushed for about ninety minutes. Harald Dean Slone, 19, of 246 Prospect Street, driver, said steering failed while turning. Passenger Roscoe Layne of Wellington suffered a cut lip and a missing tooth. Slone is jailed in Wellington on $100 bond for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Herrick Avenue
Bennet Street
Municipal Utilities Department
Harald Dean Slone
Prospect St
West Herrick
Bennett S
Slone Auto
Roscoe Layne
Slone
Bay Village teen injured in Lake Road crash
A 17-year-old Bay Village girl identified as Lindal Clements, of 509 Skedinborough Drive, was hospitalized in Lakewood Hospital with a fractured jaw and a broken right arm after her car left Lake Road near Avon Lake at about 9:30 p m. It struck two trees and a fire hydrant after she said she fell asleep. Avon Lake firefighters freed her from the wreckage and police cited her for failure to control.
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Avon Lake
Bay Village
Lake Road
Lindal
Clements
Skedinborough Dr
Lakewood Hospital
Miss Clements
Mason to Install Elyrian Gibbs as Worshipful Master
Elyria notes indicate A. Gibbs will be installed as Worshipful Master of Frank S. Harmon Masonic Lodge No. 663 on Tuesday at 7:00 PM in the Masonic Temple on Washington Avenue. Gibbs is a 32nd Degree Mason with ties to Scottish Rite Valley of Cleveland, and holds memberships in several Masonic bodies. He works for Ford Motor Co in Brookpark and resides with his wife and three children at 109 Coronado Ct.
Reichlin's Daughter-in-Law Involved in Minor Two-Car Crash
Elyria mayor Leonard P Reichlin's daughter-in-law, Donnad Reichlin, 24, of 149 Lafayette St, was involved in a minor two car collision yesterday in Elyria. Her car struck Argyle B Lowther, 56, of 143 Clark St, as Lowther moved at the John F Kennedy Memorial Parkway and RS 47 intersection. No injuries or charges were reported.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Donnad Reichlin
Lafayette St
Argyle B. Lowther
Clark St
John F Kennedy Memorial Parkway
Lowther
Reichlin
Two Norwalk residents face drug trial on Nov thirty
NORWALK. Two city residents charged with possession for sale of an hallucinogen will non trial at 1 p.m. Nov. 29 in Jackson County Common Pleas Court. Beverly Ann Jones, 19, and Norman C. Phillips, 19, both of 23 Newton Terrace, were arrested by Norwalk police last month. They were released on bail.
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Norwalk
Juton County
Thief enters unlocked Pleasant Street school in Norwalk
Norwalk police report a break in at Pleasant Street Elementary Friday morning. A small amount of cash was taken from the principal's office and two dollars from the secretary's desk. papers were scattered and furniture moved with no signs of forced entry. A separate entry at General Elastomer Corp. on Pleasant Street broke a rear padlock and left a broken window as the only damage.
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Norwalk
Pleasant Street
General Elastomer Corp
Fire causes $4500 damage in Lorain residence
A house fire attributed to careless smoking caused an estimated 4500 damage to Edwin Rabe’s two story frame home at 1211 W Second St. Reported about 11 1 a.m. the blaze started in a first floor closet and spread to the front room and second floor hall. Damages were 4500 to the structure and 1000 to the contents. totals were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Edwin Rabe
Second St
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Bernice O'Donnell
P. Bailor Sr
Mrs
Lorain Church
Claude Huddleston
Alvin Friedel
Selwyn Rd
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Mr. Friedel
Cleveland
Ely
June
Schwartz, Spence and Roger
Paul Kirk
Elmwood Cemetery
O'Keefe
John D
Reidy Scanlan
St. Mary's
Jobe Xline
St Mary's
Annie
Lorain Leslie
New York City
Franklin Huddleston
Wheeler Afb
Hawaiian Islands
Fred
Bella) Sims
Shirley Knight
Louise Colquitt
Earnest
Felton Faison
J.D
Florine) Carter
Fayetteville, NC
Brown Funeral Home
Tod
Alice Stevens
Jack J. Gallen
Duyalion
Marie
Bill
Ernest Jr
Daris
Joan
Deanna
Femail
Rome, Inc
Mcensed Furrevel
Exrivetn
Barvey C. Curtis
Jimmer W. Seeeffer
View
DeSantis Fighters
Mid-winter Sports Association
John Boebinger
Elizabeth Wall
Metairie
New Orleans
Miss Wall
Southwestern Louisiana U
Lafayette
Marshall Ware
Ali Son
Douglas Ware
Nolan Estes
Wellington Street
Bay Girl
Mason
Elyrian
Kent A. Gibbs
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