Area deaths and memorial notices from Lorain and Elyria
Area obituaries report the deaths of Malcolm Thomson a prominent former Lorain city and county judge in Yuma Ariz Funeral services are set in Yuma with burial in Glendale memorials to the Cierra Vista Presbyterian Church. Anthony J Hopkins of Elyria dies in Cleveland Veterans Hospital after a long illness survived by wife and children calls 2 4 and 7 9 p m viewing then services in Elyria. Sophronia Tom Camp 75 Elyria dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital service Wednesday at Wainwright Funeral Home burial Ridgelawn. Camp a lifelong Elyria resident former G C Murphy employee member First Congregational Church and avid camper leaves a son a daughter and grandchildren. Memorials to Lorain County Kidney Foundation charity preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain City
Lorain County
Yuma
Ariz
Lorain
Thomson
Lila
Nee Aebersold
Kelton
Lake Jackson
Texas
Keith
Sharon) Kimsey
Glendale
Cierra Vista Presbyterian Church
Anthony J. Hopkins
Elyria
Veteran’s Hospital
Cleveland
Mr. Hopkins
Birdeye
Ark
USS. Steel
Germany
House of Prayer
Sarah
Chicago
Rosaline
Corenza
Leroy
McKinley
David Hopkins
William
Oberlin
Mildred Calender
Edna Edwards
Brown Funeral Home
Church of God
Rufus Taylor
Noel Tabernacle
Brookdale Cemetery
Sophronia
Tom) Camp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wainwright Funeral Home
Ronald Marmaduke
Ridgelawn Cemetery
G.C. Murphy
North Ridgeville
First Congregational Church
Richard A
Augusta
Cheryl Clary
Florence
LaVonne Marine
Tustin
Calif
Halada
Dorothy E
Sullivan
Ose
Sharon Murphy
Carolyn Sugler
Mark Lace
Jospeh
Halata
May Ral
Norton Funeral Home
Wellington
Sullivan Congregational Church
Buna
Southview Cemetery
Sullivanee
Lynn Lous Heinzerling
Dicken
Francis L. Osborne
Friends
Plain Dealer
Associated Press
Heinzerling
Europe
Africa
Congo
Overseas Press Club
New York City
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ohio Wesleyan University
Parsons” Band
Atlantic
La-Baule-Sur-Mer
France
Nazi Germany
Otto H. Dietrich
Dietrich
Lake Terminal Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
St. Peter
Death Notices Multiple Families in Ohio Area
Am herz Amherst and surrounding towns list Wayne Bachman Donna Mae Dul Dorothy Halada Helen STORES Lynn Heinzerling Otto Dietrich among the deceased. Details include survivors, funeral home calls, and upcoming services with dates, times, and burial sites in Elyria Lorain Wellington Sullivan and Amherst.
Cyclist dies in head on crash near North Ridgeville
A 23 year old North Ridgeville man Donald F. Kiser Jr. was killed when his 1942 Harley Davidson was struck head on by a car driven by 37 year old Etta M. Webb on Root Road near Sprague Road. Webb was admitted in fair condition. Kiser died hours after admission. Police said no citation issued pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Root Road
Sprague Road
Donald F. Kiser Jr
Laurel Circle
Etta M. Webb
Royalton Road
Columbia Station
Sohio grant aids Lorain County agencies
Sohio awards a $20,000 grant to three Lorain County social service groups via the Lorain County Community Foundation. Half funds County Cupboard, $5,000 supports Neighborhood House Association for an emergency shelter, and $2,000 aids Advent Ministries clothing program. The grants target hardest hit areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Standard Oi Company
Ohio
United Way of
Greater
Lorain County
Neighborhood House Association
Lorain
Advent Ministries
Lorain County Community Foundation
Sohio
Oberlin Clinic eyes expansion to southern Lorain County
The Oberlin Clinic is exploring a satellite plan to admit patients at Wellington Community Hospital in Wellington, expanding care beyond Allen Memorial in Oberlin. Officials met Wellington's Board of Trustees to discuss access and possible satellite office space, with a decision expected by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Clinic
Lorain County
Wellington Community Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
Wellington
Richard Marshall
Allen Memorial Hospital
Allen Memorial
Marshall
Conflicting petitions on Franklin Street traffic flow Elyria
Parents of Franklin School students petitioned for a 11th Street one way during school hours to reduce jams. Residents favored sending traffic onto Birch Street or using a back exit and Birch turnaround. The issue, raised during a snowstorm gridlock, was referred to the mayor and safety officials for solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Franklin School
11Th Street
Birch Street
School
Representa
Council
Diane Jones
Oberlin Road
Michael Keys
Board of Education
JPTA to Lay Off Up to 27 Amid Funding Ruling
Lorain County officials announce up to 27 JTPA workers will be laid off after the Ohio Department of Administrative Services ruled administration costs exceed the 15 percent cap of a 2 million grant. JTPA staff totals 52, with potential layoffs possible as soon as Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Ronald Nabakowski
Ohio Department of Administrative Services
Nabhakowski
JTPA
David Arredondo
Arredondo
Japanese exchange student to speak at Black River PTA
Spencer district hosts Nozomi Ishikawa from Saitama Japan as guest speaker at the Black River Local PTA meeting tonight at 7 30 p m in the high school. She is staying with the Weidtick family at 210 Stuart Drive. No December meeting per president Jack Hutchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Black River
Parent- Teacher Association
Nozomi Ishikawa
Saitama- Ken
Japan
PTA
Jack Hutchison
Nozomi
Allen Weidtick
Beth
Stuart Drive
Hutchison
Holiday free parking in Elyria two lots
Elyria shoppers may park free in the Washington and Lake avenues off-street lots from December 12 to 31. The City Council approved the measure in cooperation with the Elyria Merchants Association to provide free parking in the metered areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Washington and
Lake Avenues
Dundee pathologist grows skin in culture to treat burns
Derma probe reports Dr. Michael Faed of Dundee University is developing a method to grow skin in culture dishes. A small 2 to 3 millimeter square sample could yield a one square meter sheet of new skin, offering a potential alternative to grafting large areas from burn victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Scotland
Michael Faed
Dundee University
Elyria approves four year gas rate deal with Columbia Gas
Elyria City Council finalizes a four year pact with Columbia Gas reducing PUCO approved increases. An 11 000 cubic foot user would pay 75.19 monthly under the new contract versus 75.72 with the PUCO rise. The agreement set first year increases at 4.9 percent and lowers projected revenues from 946 870 to 915 359.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Columbia Gas
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Lorain man shot on Apple Ave in fair condition
Lorain resident Columbus Hicks, 46, is in fair condition at St. Joseph's Hospital after a gunshot wound to the left thigh. Police say two men in a car with no headlights approached Hicks at 11 p.m. and fled. Hicks' wife Adele described the suspects as black males in their mid 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Columbus Hicks
Apple Ave
Hicks
Adele
Bread Baking Clinic Set for December 8
Elyria report says the Cooperative Extension Service hosts a Bread Baking Clinic on Thursday December 8 from 1 to 3 p m featuring Rosemarie Craig Ohio State Fair award winner. The event takes place at the Ohio Edison Auditorium on Lake Avenue in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cooperative Extension Service
Rosemarie Craig
Ohio Edison
Lake Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Holmquist
Mesa, Ariz
Helen Hamill
Weirton
W.va
Agnes Puls
Palo Alto
Donna Mae
Herman
Norman
Donald
Thomas
Elyna
Penfield Cemetery
Helen R
Dog
Heinzerling Services
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home, Inc
Greater Elyria and Vicinity
Furvercl
James Horn
Robert Corts
C-T
Bob Bailie
Elyria High School
Elyria Salvation Army
Lisa King
Kathleen Bogdan
Jill Pacacha
Steve Fairchild
Gus Chan
Grafton
Franklin
Debbie Courtright
JPTA
Nabakowski
Black River Pta
Public Utilities Committee
Charles Fair
D-2
PACO
Apple Avenue
28Th Street
Richard J. Hetsko
Ccc
Oberlin Clinic, Inc
W. Lorain St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!