Retired executive Carl Russert dies at 72 in Amherst
Carl F. Russert former General Industries Co. executive died at Amherst Hospital after a brief illness. He was 72, lived at 200 Columbia Ave, Elyria, and had a long career from cashier to vice president retiring in 1961. He was born March 13, 1904 in Cleveland and leaves two sons, five grandchildren, a sister, and memorials to the Heart Fund. Funeral details and burial provided by Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home.
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General Industries Co
Carl F. Russert
Amherst Hospital
Columbia Ave
Russert
Cleveland
Elyria
Ohio State University
Card of Thanks and obituaries from Amherst and Lorain region
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to doctors, hospital staff, and community for support during illness and death of Helen E. Perk. Notices honor Mrs. Reba Ewry and infant Curtis Lee Campbell with funeral details and family survivors. Obituary items list survivors, service times, and burial locations in Amherst Oneida Lorain Elyria and Grafton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E
Kenneth Evans
Siale
Young
I.C.U
Elviia Memorial Hospital
Raymond G Pinkley 62 Wooster native dies after illness
Raymond G Pinkley 62 of Rt 7 Wooster died yesterday at Timken Mercy Hospital Canton after a two week illness. He was Wooster city maintenance foreman and lifelong Wayne County resident. Survived by wife Jeanette a daughter Phyllis Stillwagner four stepchildren twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild four brothers a sister and a son Donald. Services at McIntyre Funeral Home Wooster Thursday 1:30 p.m. burial Wooster Cemetery.
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Raymond G. Pinkley
Rt. 7
Wooster
Timken Mercy Hospital
Canton
City of
Pinkley
Wayne County
Jeannette
Phyllis Stillwagner
Moreland
John Martin
Wadsworth
Nancy Evans
Orville
Patricia Moore
North Carolina
Janet Martin
Texas
Harald
West Salem
Paul
Elyria
Lester
Phoenix
Ariz
Norman
Charles Cooper
Ashland
Donald
Clyde
McIntyre Funeral
Wooster Cemetery
Broad Street break-ins and city incidents logged
Overnight blotter lists numerous calls including break-ins, thefts, shoplifting at Sears and Zayre, several vehicle accidents with no injuries, a few fires and false alarms, a student injury from a fall, and a robbery report near Edison School.
Frances H. Domazet 76 Lorain resident dies after long illness
Mrs Frances H Domazet 76 formerly of Lakeview Plaza Lorain died this morning at Aegis Nursing Home Lorain after a long illness She was born in Yugoslavia and was active in St Mary Church Ladies Guild and Croatian Union 136 Surviving are her son Edward Lorain five grandchildren and six great grandchildren three sisters and one brother Her husband William J died in 1957 and a son William died in July Funeral Home Lorain will host visiting hours tomorrow Services Thursday at 9 am in the funeral home and 9 30 am at St Mary Church Burial in Calvary Cemetery
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Reba V. Ewry
Vermilion
Lorain
Ewry
Anderson
Ind
First United Methodist Church
Mary Stenger
Milan
Paul M
Elyria
Velma Barton
Dayton
Merrill K
Wainwright Funeral
G. Mae Booth
Lakewood Park Cemetery
Frances H. Domazet
Lakeview Plaza
Aegis
Domazet
Yugoslavia
St. Mary Church
The
Ladies Guild
Croation Union 136
Lorain- Cuyahoga Works
U.S. Steel Corp
May Co
Edward. Lorain
Barbara Kokotylo
San Dimas
Calif
Ann Cink
Parker
Catherine West
Los Angeles
John Franks
Venice
Fla
William J
William
Emil Dovala
Calvary Cemetery
Oberlin College names McGough curator of modern art
Stephen C. McGough was named to Oberlin College Allen Art Museum staff as curator of modern art effective July 1. He previously served as adjunct curator for the Harry W. Anderson collection in Menlo Park and Atherton California and is a Stanford University graduate pursuing a doctorate in art history.
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Oberlin
Stephen C. McGough
Oberlin College
Allen Art Museum
McGough
Harry W. Anderson
Menlo Park
Atherton
Calif
Stanford University
Burglaries Reported in Lorain Strike Three Sites
Lorain police investigated a series of break ins including the Burger King on Leavitt Road where a 600 pound safe was pried from beneath the counter with a wrench and wheeled away. The Firestone Store on Broadway and a Mazik Sunoco on 13th also suffered burglaries with broken windows and theft of tires vending machine cash and three televisions. Police chief Malinovsky noted uncertainty about a possible link between the incidents and said officers are checking for a single group or multiple culprits.
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Lorain
Burger King
Leavitt Rd
Potice
Firestone
Broadway
Mazik Sunoco
13Th and
John Malinovsky
Residents plan meeting over subdivision complaints
About 30 homeowners in the Washington Village subdivision off West Ridge Road will voice numerous grievances against developer William Gaeuman at a city council special meeting tomorrow. They cite faulty drainage, uncut weeds, and driveways without expansion joints, plus a missing performance bond raised since 1972.
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Washington Village
West Ridge Road
William Gaeuman
Gaeuman
Hange
Lon Shippy
Black River board to hold hearings on new middle school
Black River Board of Education schedules four public information sessions on a $2,065,000 bond to build a new middle school for grades six to eight financed by a 23 year 6.54 mill tax increase. Sessions set at Homer Spencer Sullivan Elementary Ward Hall Huntington with architects from Mansfield present to explain plans.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
Homer
Sullivan Elementary
Ward Hall
Huntington
Larry Rodenberger
Marr, Knapp and Kranfis
Mansfield
Rodenberger
Lorain seeks federal funds for city school projects
Lorain board of education plans to apply for Public Works Employment Act funds to advance alternates left from a 1969 14 million bond funded citywide renovation. Supt Charles Nunley said start within 90 days is possible if approved and cost details are not set. The panel also backed a $92,000 CETA dropout-recovery program for 50 county youths and approved impartial hearing officers for disputes over handicapped student placements.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Charles Nunley
Nunley
Henrietta to Consider School Renovation and Bond Plans
Henrietta school board studied architectural drawings for Florence Elementary and the high school additions. Proposals include a 14 room Florence Elementary wing about 915000 and a high school two room science and art wing with no firm cost, plus a Camden Elementary rebuild around 769000 funded by a bond next year. The district seeks bond capacity growth from 1.4 to 2.1 million as valuation rises, to finance renovations and expansions. A supplemental contract named Charles Morgan as boys baseball coach for 1916-77 at 548 dollars was approved.
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Henrietta
Board of Education
Florence
Dean Wise
Cleveland
Rode, Kaplan, Curtis
Viola Lees
Camden
Toney
Wise
Loram County Water Authority
RLCWA
Charles Morgan
Avon Lake to hire claims adjuster for property damage
Avon Lake will hire an insurance claims adjuster this week to evaluate damages alleged by about 22 residents from a faulty chip-and-seal road repair on Jayoox Road. Mayor Richard Hausrod said funds to pay claims would come from the contractor Plas' existing city contract.
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Avon Lake
Richard Hausrodge
Flyx
Epee
Plas
Beard
Frank Herceg
Hausted
Herceg
Births at Amherst Hospital and Lorain addresses
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ross Stahl at Amherst Hospital. A son arrived September 16 to Mr and Mrs Jerry McKamey of 87 South Main Street. A son followed September 19 to Mr and Mrs Jessy Golden of 583 Jackson Street. A son was born October 4 to Mr and Mrs Bobby Cbitwood of 1035 West 19th Street Lorain. A son to Mr and Mrs Salvatore Tramontana of 1023 Osborn. Alfred Rico at 4153 Belle Avenue Sheffield Lake reports a son to Mr and Mrs George Detillio of 1811 West 26th Street.
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Ross Stahl
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Jerry McKamey
South Main St
Mrs
Jessy Golden
Jackson St
Bobby Cbitwood
19Th St
Salvatore Tramontana
Osborn
Alfred Rico
Belle Ave
Sheffield Lake
George Detillio
26Th St
Lorain installs emergency call box at lake pier
Lorain installs an emergency call box at the municipal pier to aid boaters and fishermen. Safety director Richard Koba says it is part of the fire department’s Ga newfound system and will help summon help while he schedules talks with telephone officials about adopting the 911 number. The Chamber of Commerce has urged a special number for years, but cost has blocked it. With 912, any resident can reach police or fire by dialing three numbers.
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Herceg
Lorain County Juvenile Probation Department
Avon Lake
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Lorain
Richard Koba
Fire Department
Koba
Chamber of Commerce
Oy Police
Three youths rescued from chilly Lake Erie near Vermilion
Vermilion police report three Cleveland youths, Ray Buczek 17, Ben Kreis 48, and Edward Groening 18, were rescued after their 14 foot fiberglass boat sank one mile off Vermilion shore. They were treated and released from Lorain Community Hospital for exposure.
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Vermilion
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Lorain Community Hospital
Ray Buczek
Elselta Ave
Ben Kreis
257Th St
Edward Groening
London Ave
Vermilion Police
Vermilion Shore
Sceaer
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elks Lodge
King Soloton Masonic Lodge
al Koran Shrine
Dorothy E
John W
David E
Cincinnati
Elsie Sterns
Sun City
Curtis-Scheuffler
Merrill K. Ewry
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Shirley L. Rogers
Shirley Lou Rogers
Middle Ridge Rd
Amherst
Oneida
Tenn
Russel. Hargate
Elleboode
Lionel H
Edgewater Jr
Reichlin
Funeral Home
St Mary's Cemetery
Klenich
Tose
Nex Tuichar
St. Lorain
Myron
Eileen Haupt
Roberta Costia
Sharon Savinsky
Hungarian Reformed Church
Neon
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Mowry
Mary Clare
Michigan Ave
Melissa
Joseph Leuser
Margaret
Joanne
Sharon
Jean Seber
Patricia Lake
Kathleen Mackin
Joseph
Michael
Landenthal Funeral
St. Mary's Church
Robert ‘Nagle
Robert Nagle
Arthur Perkins Darkane Rose
Clayborn Duncan
Garland Funeral Home
West Funeral Home
Oneida, Tenn
A.V. Stanley
Pine Hill Baptist Church of
Duncan Cemetery
Curtis Campbell
Curtis Lee Campbell
John H. Campbell
Mills Rd
Avon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Douglas Wayne
Christopher John
Hussell Henry
Russell Royster
Laura Campbell
Robert McCullough
Church of God
LaGrange
Brookdale Cemetery
Russell D. Fulton
Grafton
Memoriam
Frede Maddock
Junior Fatepatrick
Frederick
Curtis-Scheutfler
Funeral Fiame, Inc
Greater Elyre
Verity
Reneed
Elyria Police and Fire Departments
Summay
West Fudge Road
Hubert Glover
Gull Rd
Deborah L. Miller
Bonair Ave
Citien
Carl Fuchs
Frank Justice
Salem Ave
Sears
Connie Tribble
Quarry Road
Howe St
Convenient Food Mart
East River St
Zayre Department Store
Northgate
Dora L. Willisborne
Morgan St
Edison School
Lake Ave
Elyria High School
Sisth St
E ‘Sp. m
Garden St
Eleanor Gentile
Washington Ave
Injig Hered
Washington Avenue
Sipim
Lassie Kitzerow
6Th St
Robert Mitchell
Malley City
Garden
Barbara Streets
A & B Beverage
William J. Domazet
By Tony Denslow
James Hange
Valley Forge Circle
Western Elyria
Black River Board
Black River Teachers Association
BRTA
Pamela Bauman
Bonnie Dunn
Lorain School Board
By Linda Dipietro
Scottscredon
Bauskod
Jayoox Road
Havsrod
City Hall
Pias Construction Company
Hausrod
Pace
Iren
Lorain St. Joseph
Lake Pier
Buchanan
Vermilion River
Vermilion Water Works
Lotam Community Hospital
Wilahs Clare Money
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