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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1965
Page
10
Death notices for Ina Gardner and Amato in Elyria region list survivors and service plans. Obituary items include Bertha Piper Lester Obitts Helen Nelson Regec Mary Geist and Wakeman area details with church, cemetery, and home-call timings. Surviving relatives span Holmes, Lorain, Cleveland and Wellington locations.
John Jack Goldenberg 72 owner of the Federal Store in Elyria since 1921 died at home 339 Yale Ave Born in Pittsburgh March 21, 1893 he lived here since 1921 Survived by wife two daughters seven grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Services were held at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Rabbi Louis Dimpson officiated with burial in Salem Cemetery
Loving memory of Albert E Baker who passed away one year ago November 26 1964 Deer Hua band and dad You are not forgotten nor will you be God enawe we mies you so our hearts are pore Belownd wife and children
Willis E Shadowen 20 of 2506 Packard Drive Lorain 15 was reported in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his car overturned on Cowley Road at midnight Wednesday. Two passengers in the car Gerald L Thompson 18 Route 57 Medina and Robert Condren 18 Rd 5 Medina were treated and released.
A former Lorain Countian, born near Rt. 82 and raised on a farm, will have a private preview of watercolors at The Bonfoey Galleries, 1710 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, from 11 PM Monday. The State Highway Patrol reported a southbound crash on Cowley Rd near Oberlin where the vehicle left the road, overturned into a ditch, and the artist, known for showing at the Cleveland May Show and the Ohio State Fair, studied at the Cleveland Institute. Authorities have not yet filed charges.
Avon Lake resident Charles L. Bell 23 son of Mr and Mrs Vance Bell becomes a junior officer trainee for the United States Information Agency. After six months training at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington he will be attached to USIA operations in Lagos Nigeria. Bell formerly worked as assistant editor of the Ohio State University Monthly and earned a BA from OSU in 1964. He is married to Linda Horsfall and the couple spent a recent summer touring England northern Europe and the Scandinavian countries.
Three Wellington youths, including James Vaught, are jailed in Lorain County on charges of breaking and entering and theft after about 565 dollars in merchandise was stolen from the Dennison Dairy Bar on Route 10. Deputies say the loot was found in a shed behind Vaught’s home and tire marks linked his car to the scene.
Amherst Hospital reports births Wednesday and Thursday with multiple arrivals including sons to Ralph Fyffe Wayne Prechtel Grover Shultz and others. Admissions list includes Louise Wulff Robert Oetzel Christine Moldovan and more with various discharge updates across Tuesday and Wednesday for Lorain Elyria Vermilion North Ridgeville and Grafton areas.
A two year old boy with a fractured skull from a second story fall at home Tuesday improved from critical to serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Sally Peterson, 16, of 1384 East Ave, previously listed as critical after a one car crash Monday night on Rt 113 remains in serious condition. William Baeta, 74, of 176 Prospect St Amherst, still in critical condition at Amherst Hospital after multiple skull, leg and chin injuries from a Saturday crash on Rt 58 that killed his 70 year old wife Rose.
Police say robbers used bar tools to crack a strong box at Chris Cafe on Pearl Avenue, stealing about 300 in cash, a ring, nine gems, and a diamond valued at 380. A cigarette machine and pool table cash also taken. Nearly all loot found by maintenance man at 6 am. Earlier, Virginia Griffith reported burglars entered her home on Charleston Avenue, taking a portable radio and food.
Four car smash in Lorain yesterday injures two persons, including Iva Patton 27 and her 11 month old son, Michael, with Patton later listed in fair condition. Noah Meade 21 was charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses after a chain reaction crash in the 200 block of Ninth Street, involving three cars and a fourth vehicle. Miss Sharon Pappenbrook 19 was a passenger in one car. authorities did not specify her exact injuries.
Three Elyria youths aged 15 to 17, part of a seven member group, are in juvenile custody for auto theft and related crimes. The ringleaders were moved from Lorain County Jail to the Detention Home while four others were released to parents. The seven face grand larceny and auto theft charges for 20 garage thefts, tire thefts, and car tampering worth over $1,000. A 21 year old man linked to the case received $100 fine and 10 days in jail. Police say the youths worked in pairs and used cars for joyriding, often returning them.
William G. Marland once the youngest governor of West Virginia died in Chicago at 47 after pancreatic cancer surgery in August and a stint driving a taxi to rehabiliate. He had returned to Barrington, Illinois to recuperate and was later linked to a Waterford Park executive role.
A Lorain family found more than 400 dollars in cash and jewelry missing after burglars entered via a basement window while the residents were away from 5 to 10 p m. Missing were 92 dollars, wedding rings worth 300 dollars, a wrist watch, and household items. Police await a full inventory. In a separate report, Richard Birchie said burglars entered his home through a front window, took a 400 dollar television set, and damaged furnishings.
Discharges listed include Alfred Farley of 149 West Main St Master Nelson Coombs of Ashland and others. Names Paul Washburn Ona Wood Jesse Reeley Jessie Biddinger and locations Greenwich Birch Park Drive Washburn Street Nova and 17 Washburn Street are noted among the entries.
A Lorain Community discharge notice names residents including Andrew Paton at 225 Lynn Drive Sheffield Lake Elizabeth Gebhardt at 298 Hanover Square Vermilion Van Duran at 219 South Lake Amherst Brenda Newman on Stang Road RD 2 Elvrra Albert Williams 1414 South Lakeview Boulevard Ricardo Ayala 1819 East 33rd Street Claude Quillen 528 Grant Street Sandusky Stanley Dep. Towicz 4023 Oak Point Road Shirley Slavik 635 Autumn Drive Amherst.
A list of names and addresses appears under Norwalk Fisher-Titus submissions including Mrs Romadel Schays at 100 Woodlawn Ave and George Kearner at 64 East League among others. The compiled roster mentions baby Marcie Kan Gars, Mrs Gladys Plant, and Adeline Heitz with son in Monroeville as part of the Norwalk notices.
A fragment describes a timetable issued only to employees involved with train movement such as conductors and switchmen. It maps all trains across the Toledo Division from Celluwood to Air Line Junction, noting meeting, passing, and stopping points. The text then lists a series of historic property sites and former businesses along Broad Street, East Bridge, and nearby streets, including depots, stores, a blacksmith, a mill, a canning company, scrap yard, cleaners, a furniture store, and other now-defunct or repurposed structures.
Inside report notes CRS staff reduced to six full time field mediators out of 32 while Washington officials draft a reorganization move from commerce to justice. Congress can veto within 45 days, triggering a high stakes political clash as liberals resist shifting CRS and related civil rights agencies into a new Urban Affairs framework.
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