Death notices from Lorain area obituary roundup
Multiple obituaries list residents of Norwalk, Wellington, Lorain, and nearby towns. Individuals mentioned include Mrs Ruth Crawford and Mrs Fred Bettersele Kent among surviving daughters, Lt Richard Woodward (killed in World War II), Donald D Day, Charles J Canfield, Mrs Luer uprad, and Michael Houser. Services, burial, and funeral-home details span Haubach-Smith, Norton, Walter A Frey, and other local chapels with dates and locations across Norwalk, Wellington, and Huron areas.
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Norvaik
Th Presbyterian Church
Ime
Milan
Ruth Crawford
Fred Bettersele Kent
Lioyd
Mary
Greenwich
Oliver
Bradenton
Fla
Delos
Norwalk
Charles
Richard Woodward
Germany
haubach-Smith
Funeral
Francis Moyer
Woodlawn
Card of Thanks for Edna Bains Farm Family
The farms of the late Edna Bain express sincere thanks for comforting sympathy flowers and kindness shown by friends neighbors during their loss. Laura R extends heartfelt appreciation to Sisters and friends for Mass offerings and support mentioned in the notice.
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Edna Bain
The
Tate
Laura R
Nerehhan
O'Brien
Arte Dae
Ngusune
Three Ohio Edison executives promoted to vice presidents
Ohio Edison announces three new vice presidents. R G Zimmerman, Akron Division manager, will replace HB Gould February 1 and head division operations. JT Rogers Jr., Springfield Division manager, becomes vice president of personnel and purchasing. JR White, general counsel, will be vice president while remaining counsel. N R Monahan says promotions reflect Gould's retirement and expanding management duties. Gould has over 43 years in the electric power industry, with prior postings in Alliance, Youngstown, and Akron. Zimmerman joined the company in 1940.
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The
Ohio Edison Co
R.G. Zimmerman
Akron
Power Company
HB Gould
JT Rogers Jr
Springfield
JR. White
Gould
N.R. Monahan
Rogers
Ohio Edison
Alliance
Youngstown
Zimmerman
Robbery at Clark Service Station on East Bridge St
A lone gunman robbed attendant Larry Hill at the Clark station 209 East Bridge St in Elyria early today taking two 35 dollar bills and at least 15 31 bills. A second holdup at Clark station on Oberlin Rd left 121 dollars missing Saturday night. Police charged Forrest Duncan Degraphenreed with armed robbery for the Oberlin Rd case. bond was set at 200 dollars and arraignment continued.
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Clark
East Bridge St
Elvria
Hill
East Bridge Street
Oberlin Rd
Forrest Duncan Degraphennreed
Wayne St
Degraphenreed
Elyria
Frank Wilcox
Area Deaths in Lagrange and Elyria Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Russell C Steffee 51 of 110 Union St LaGrange and Dora F Wiseman 51 of 355 Tenth St Elyria. Steffee a WWII veteran formerly with Fruehaus Corp died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. survivors include wife Dorothy a daughter Christine a son Russell Jr a grandchild and siblings. Wiseman born July 8 1918 Parkersburg WV resided in Elyria 19 years employed at Gilford Instrument Laboratories and attended Faith Baptist Temple. survivors include husband Clarence R and Sgt Howard Cribbee serving in Vietnam. Services for Steffee and Wiseman and revival services at Wesleyan Church are announced with times and arrangements pending.
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Russell C Steffee
Union St
LaGrange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Akron
Steffee
Fruehaus Corp
LaGrange United Methodist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Grafton
Eagles Lodge
Knights of Pythias Holman Lodge
Lorain
Dorothy
Christine
Russell Jr
Parma
Merle
Clara Richter
Dorothy Myers
Helen LaRose
Ruth Knecht
Russell D
Dora F. Wiseman
Tenth St
Elvira Memorial Hospital
Wiseman
Elyria
Parkersburg
W Va
Gilford Instrument Laboratories Inc
Oberlin
Faith Baptist Temple
North Ridgeville
Clarence R
Howard Cribbee
Vietnam
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Sam Lawson banker dies after hospital stay in Oberlin
Sam Lawson 3, of 182 Hollywood St Oberlin and longtime Oberlin Savings Bank vice president died in Allen Memorial Hospital after admission for illness. He owned the Sen Clothing Store from 1951 to 1966, was a Christ Episcopal Church vestry member, former American Legion commander, and held Masonic and RAM offices. Survived by wife Elsie two sons Hal and Gene and mother Mrs Alice Lawson. Burial in Westwood Cemetery after services at the Cowling Funeral Home and Christ Episcopal Church addressed by Rev Richard Beker.
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Donald D Day
Brighton
Norton Funeral Home
Wellington
Virgil Myers Wil
Brighton Cemetery
May Wittmus Torno
East Erie Ave
Lorain
Shields
Torne
Germany
Albert
Ralph
Walter A Frey
David Hengen
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Elmwood Cemetery
Carolyn Foss
Beachside Lane
Huron
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Simsburg
Conn
Foss
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles
Carolyn Rostel
Susan
Maria
Charles IV
David
George Brown
Norfolk
Wheland
Eugene Simercina
Scott Cemetery
Burr G Filliman
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Huron County
Filliman
North Fairfield
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Universalist Church of
Kubach-Smaith Funeral Home
Jacob Jernigan
Vermilion First Baptist Church
Nicholas W Waldron
Edward M Fisher
Vermilon
Fitchille
Waldron
Elyria
Albuquerque
Mex
John Ferencz
Loresa
Czechos
Ferencz
Ana
Leram Works US
Stee O
St Necholls Church
American Russan Sokol
Hols Name Society
Rasse-Slav Citizens Club
Burdett
Sam Lawson
Hollywood St
Oberlin
Oberlin Savings Bank
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lawson
Sen Clothing
South Main St
The
Bank
Oberlin High School
Karl W Locke
American Legion
Oberlin Lodge
Oberin
Ram
Elsie
Hal
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Gene
Bowling Green State University
Alice Lawson
Cowling Funeral Home
Richard Beker
Westwood Cemetery
Bund
Legal Careers and Education of Edison Officials
Youngstown native Zimmerman rose to top legal post after case Western Reserve and Youngstown State study. Rogers, Princeton and Michigan Law alumnus, joined Ohio Edison's legal dept in 1958 and advanced to general counsel two years ago. White, Michigan Law graduate, joined in 1953, became senior attorney in 1960 and general counsel in 1962 after WWII service.
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Youngstown
Zimmerman
Case-Western Reserve
White
Royal Canadian Air Force
Bowling tournament prizes and cancer aid drive announced
Russell Davies reports on a bowling event offered by Tropics with top prizes for men and women, handicaps, and county trophies, plus call for American Cancer Society volunteers. A Cleveland Auto Club anecdote follows about a dead battery rescue, featuring Ray Fluker of Elyria and notable bowling statistics from the Elyria Bowling Association.
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American Cancer Society
North Ridge Rd
Lorain
Elyria
Zoltai
Elyna Bowling Association
Russ
Luther Johnson
Hayden D_ Evans
American Automobile Association
Cleveland Auto Club
J.R. Dall Ford
Ray Fluker
Brandtson Avenue
Fluker
Ray
Finker
Pinkie
King St
James R
James L. Dall
Pat Miller
Ken
Miller
Elyria Bowling Association
Bill Hoppe
George Brizzell
Russ Beebe
Jerry
Ward
Charles March
Les Freeman
Bob Kuhl
Hoppe
Kuhl
Amherst urban renewal bill kept off council agenda
A no vote by two Amherst council members halted a third reading of an urban renewal ordinance to pay the Cleveland law firm Squire Sanders Dempsey $9,800 from the urban renewal fund. Council President Jaworski warned the next council might drop the fund if unpaid. Mayor Davis planned talks in Chicago to seek a time extension for a citywide vote in May.
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Amherst
Tas
John Jaworski
Cleveland
Squire
Sanders Dempsey
Eugene Stipe
Anthony DePaola
James Henry
Patricia Myers
Jaworski
Coucil
DePaola
Marvin Davis
Chicago
Mary
Sanitation fund confusion over landfill pits contract
Tracey says confusion on digging at the landfill stemmed from lack of monthly audits and unclear contract language with Kelly Brothers. He notes Byams authorization was in error but believes Byam aimed to finish the job and that council paid about 6000 dollars and authorized more digging through year end.
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Tracey
Byam
Kelly Brothers
Council
Man questioned in shootings at Lorain County tavern
Lorain County sheriff detectives questioned a Lorain man over a Sunday shooting at the Cavalier Club in Sheffield Township. Victims William B Greer and Thomas Goodson remained hospitalized in guarded and fair condition with gunshot and skull injuries.
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Lorain
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
William B Greer
North Main St. Amherst
Thomas Goodson
Cleveland St
Eikria Greer
Goodson
Cavalier Club
Pearl Ave
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D.L. Welcott
C. Woodward
Donald D. Day
C. J. Canfield
Charles J Canfield
Sullman
Led Cuntmunt Hospital
Canfield
Ohw Body Co
New London
Elkins
Linds
Charles R Michael
Wilban
Cinton North
Albert Torno
Clyde C. MacBeth
Clyde Clayton MacBeth
Vermont St. Grafton
Big Springs
MacBeth
Walmer Belt and Screw Corp
Lakewood
Marie H
Newton H
Clayton Js
Dorothea Eysele
Columbia Station
Edward Dolores
Griffin Elyria
Fred Lasere
Charley Sutherland
St Petersburg
Russell D Fulton
Jeniaires
D. Beetler
Peart Beetler
West Shore
Blird Sheferd Lake
Commanits Hospital
Sester
Per Huspand
Darrel
Drenven
John Cyprus
Houser Service
Michael Houser
Rawle Funeral Home
P J Garcia
Restiawn
Butternut Ridge
Burr G. Filliman
Edward Rivers
Columbia Rd
Westlake
St Joseph Hospital
Jenkins Funeral Chapel
Waldron Service
Sudro-Curtis
Byna
Horeey
Scheutfier
Niewepai
Larry Hill
R. C. Steffee
C. Wiseman
Wesleyan Church
Sam’ Lawson
Princeton
BR. Gould
Russ Davies
Finance Committee
Henry
Casewide
Greer
First United Methodist Church
Third and Court Streets
Jesus Christ
May Mae Booth
Wesleyan and
Carol Choirs
Joan Lehr