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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1979

Page

8

Former Avon mayor LaVern Pickering dies at 80

Elyria area obituary notices report the death of LaVern C Pickering 80 of Avon after a long illness. He served as Avon mayor and councilman, on the Cryil Service Commission, and was a longtime auto dealer. He also held roles with Lorain County Fair Board and local auto dealer associations. Surviving are his wife and other family members. Burial plans are not specified here.

LaVern C Pickering Avon Avon Oaks Cryil Service Commission Grafton Lorain County Ohio Pickering Masone Lodge Avon-Avon Lake

Obituary Notices for O'Connor and Klein Families

Mrs Steve O Connor and Mrs Clara O Connor of Lorain and Arizona mourn two deaths. Clara O Connor, 75, died in St Marys Hospital Tucson after illness. she had managed the Hub Restaurant in Lorain and moved to Arizona twenty years ago. She leaves a son Elmer Grubbs of Tucson, siblings Edith Diedrich, Hazel Gottwald, Margaret Gottwald, Loretta Babies, and Harold Hartman. Husband Steven died in 1948 in Lorain. Burial in Calvary Cemetery, Lorain. Walter A Frey Funeral Home in Lorain awaiting callers Sunday 8 to 10 pm. Lowe Klein, 63, died unexpectedly at home in Okeechobee, Florida. Emily and daughters Sharon, Lois, Linda of Okeechobee. Brother Frank L Klein Jr of Westlake, sister Margaret Kenny of West Palm Beach. Funeral 11 am Monday at Okeechobee Funeral Home.

Ralph Eleanor D) Reinhardt Washington Ave Harold Dicken Rrage Hill Memorial Park Reinhardt Elyria Pfaudler Co Gold Star Mothers First Church of Christ Scientist Elyria Womens Club Arthur Shirleyann) Eady Elyna Richard Grand Rapids Midh Maxine Thomas Lakewood Jack Barry Ruth Florence West Brenenstul George St Ferry Nursing Home CE Ward Co New London Huntington Frank Connie) Walker Perrins Eastman Funeral Home Funeral Grove Street Thomas E Lstz Lorain Europe Amherst Hospital Lorain Cuyahoga Works US Steel Corp Mr Litz New Athens Ruby Halt Anthony Pons DeCredico Thomas Jeffrey Litz Roger Litz Loretta Rodriguez Edward Elaine) Meosky Norma Schneider Sharon) Walls Tom Pearl) Crawford Martha) Scarvelli Avon Lobe Money Sager Sheffield Lake Mary) Unek Maple Heights Margaret Caveau John R Devin Clara O'Connor St Marys Hospital Tucson Ariz Arizona Roe Rd Elmer Grubbs Harold Hartman Ashland Edith Diedrich Grafton Hazel Gottwald Milan Margaret Gottwald Tiffin Loretta Babies Steven Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Kolbe Rd Giles Lamberton Calvary Cemetery Walter A Frey Lowe Klein Okeechobee Fla Emily Sharon Lois Linda Frank L Klien Jr Westlake Margaret Kenny West Palm Beach Okeechobee Funeral Home

First-Grade Students Send Monarchs by Plane to Florida

In Cleveland Heights two first-grade classes took three migrating monarch butterflies to Cleveland Hopkins Airport. United flight attendants assisted the trip to Tampa where the insects fluttered away, despite a soggy start from a wet sponge. The project illustrated monarch metamorphosis and their annual two-way migration from Canada to Mexico.

Cleveland Heights Ohio Florida Cleveland Hopkins International Airport United Airlines Tampa Tampa International Linda Roush Boulevard Mexico Sarah Siedel Fla

State Issue One debated at City Club in Cleveland

Former Oregon Governor Tom McCall argued that mandatory beverage container deposits would clean up Ohio and spur tourism, citing Michigan as a success and calling for an environmental ethic. Malcolm Owings of Continental Can rebutted as old, claiming deposits slow recycling and harm jobs, while supporting a recycling bill to fund litter control, industry jobs fear and water-use concerns cited as factors shaping Ohio’s deposit debate.

Cleveland UPI Oregon Tom McCall Issue One Ohio Malcolm Owings Owings AN and Bottle Industries McCall Michigan California

Elyria Man Faces Conduct Charge After Bar Incident

Elyria police charged 29 year old Earl Hill of 127 Blake Street with disorderly conduct and assault in connection with an incident outside Bullwinkles on Broad Street and inside the bar. Patrons Ricki Lehman of 481 Broad Street and Elizabeth Mason of 1580 Prospect Street reported Hill struck them.

Rayria Broad Street Elyria Earl Hill Blake St Bullwinkle’s Ricki Lehman Broad St Hill Elizabeth Mason Prospect St

Contempt ruling over trucking operation in Vermilion

Ralph Miller was fined 2400 for contempt of court after failing to suspend a trucking operation at 4345 Liberty Ave under a court order. Judge Adrian F Bedeski ordered 200 per day from Oct 1, with noon Monday deadline to terminate or face jail, as the area is zoned for light industry and no truck operation is allowed. Miller claimed the property is under trusteeship and leased with option to purchase. the Ninth District Court of Appeals is weighing the zoning finding appeal.

Vermilion Ralph Miller Common Pleas Adrian F Bedeski Miller Liberty Ave Betleski Muller

VA raises mobile home loan rate for first time since 1973

The US Veterans Administration announced an increase in the maximum interest rate for mobile home loans from 12 to 12 percent. The agency guarantees loans up to 17 500 dollars or 50 percent of the purchase price and has currently guaranteed more than 330 million dollars in such loans.

US Veterans Administration

Multiple incidents reported in Wilam area and beyond

A string of thefts and crashes across Wilam CB area includes a broken window at Michaels Tavern 394 Broad St with a radio and amplifier stolen, looting at 1055 Barbara St, and 60am and other times noting various two and three car collisions on Broad, Idaho, Roosevelt, Gulf, Lake, Gates, and West avenues with mostly minor injuries or none. Firefighters washdown gasoline on West Avenue. Widespread vehicle and property damage recorded.

Michaels Tavern Broad St Wilam Idaho St Matheson Builders E Broad Street Taylor St Cleveland Street Barbara St Roosevelt Street East Avenue Washington Ave Gulf Road Gates Boulevard Lake Avenue Shear Street Poplar Street Laundon Street

Probes review Lorain housing program across city

Federal investigations by FBI HUD and Justice Department focus on Lorain’s Community Development Department. The probe aims to determine alleged violations of state law and potential misuse of funds while HUD plans monitoring of the housing repair program. Local residents and officials discuss ordinance power and contractor demographics amid calls for accountability.

Fair Housing Equal Opportunity Agency Community Development Department Angel State Law Council Victor Wiaszyn HUD Columbus Sanford Prudoff Wiaszyn Justice Department Lorain Frank Mason Mason Wlaszyn Prudoff

Rochester Village candidates run unopposed in nonpartisan election

ROCHESTER The mayor and village clerk seek re election alongside two new council candidates as all running unopposed Mayor Douglas Murray, a McCormick Middle School history teacher, aims for a second term. Clerk Sarah Barber seeks a second four year term with three children at 125 Main St. Newcomers Eddie L Martin and David A Smith vie for council seats. Incumbents Knapp and Winfield are not seeking re election. The vote is non partisan.

Rochester Douglas Murray Dwame Clinker New London Murray McCormick Middle School Wellington Middle St Sarah Barber Brighton High School Oberlin School of Commerce Lorain County Community College South Lorain County Main St Eddie L Martin Griggs Road David A Smith East North Statet Tom Knapp Betty Winfield

LCCC Receives NEH Grant for Feasibility Study on Expanded Humanities

Lorain County Community College secures a $6000 NEH grant to plan expanded team-taught humanities offerings. Dr Robert Dietz of Olympic Community College will consult while LCCC professor Dr Carol Sevis coordinates. The study aims to modify Humanities 151 and explore interdisciplinary courses in music art literature philosophy and theater film.

Natonal Endowment For the Humanities Lorain County Community College Robert Dietz Olympic Community College Washington Carol Sevis LCCC North Olmsted Dietzman Victoria Plaza Apartments Country Club Blvd Robert Krynak Fairview General Hospital

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LaVern C. Pickering Reinhardt Services Kerrie L. Levis Kerrie L Levis Elyma Memorial Hospital James Levis College Park Bryant T Richard Laux Elyria Willam Levis Pittsburgh Elsie Laux Elyra Mabel Levis Wisconsin St Marty Douglas Proehl St Jude Church Reichlin Funeral Home Catherine Robert Anne) Williams Elyria John Avon Burmeister County Line Bruce Irwin Burta Avon Cemetery Avon United Methodist Church American Cancer Society Merle H. George Merle H George Pease Drive Rocky Rever George Great Lakes Protective Association Meadville Jean Gene Bay Village Andrew Linda) Petrigac Eastlake James G George Zeus Funeral Sugar Ridge Cemetery North Ridgeville Mrs. Perrins Brenenstul Thomas E. Litz Lavern Memoriam Walter Markel Lawrence Peggy Jennifer James Lee McAtee Weill Weil Bele Mmny Lee Diane Dad Mom Paul, Cher Funeral Home Ine Greater Elyna and Vicinity Harvey C Curtis Scheuffler Steve O'Connor Louie Klein Lynth Hommedsen Ghia Kahabir Muttani Gary Nelson Noble Elementary School Phyllis Mrs Rousch Nelson Canada Midwest Omar Rimmer City Club Elyria Man Ninth District Court of Appeals FBI, Hud Justice Dept Frank S. Harmon Owen Gleason Curni Scheuffler Funeral Home Acersed Feral Directors Embalmers Russell C. Fulton Doyle E. Blackburn
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