Deaths in Elyria area Mrs Gertrude Kriews and others
Multiple obituary notices from Elyria area listing Mrs Gertrude M Kriews 78 of New London died in Sandusky Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Also Memorials for Alonzo West 64 of Amherst who died at home after seven months illness, and Mrs Charlotte Klaue 81 of Sheffield Lake who died in Bay View Hospital after a week illness. Services and burial details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M Kriews
New London
Clarksfield
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Nelsonville
New London Area
Brighton Congregational Church
New London Grange
Butler Road Club
Kriews
Grant School of Nursing
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Frank
Eastman Funeral Home
Grove Street Cemetery
Alonzo West
Edison Highway
Amherst
Mr. West
Knox County
Cleveland Quarries Co
South Amherst
Grace Baptist Church
Flora
William
Clarence
Thomas
Wakeman
William T. Grubb
Norwood
Dale Wyckoff
Birmingham
James McGarvey
Bobbie Jones
Pascal West
Lee West
Willis Miller
J. E. Lewellyn
C. B. Williams
Charlotte
Lottie) Klaue
Kenilworth Dr
Sheffield Lake
Bay View Hospital
Klaue
Shelby
Sheffield United Church of Christ
Women’s Fellowship of the Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Avon Lake
Walter
John
Opalocka
Fla
Betty Knitter
Bernice Gray
Republic
Burmeister
United Church of Christ
Sunset Dr
David
Pearl Session
Fremont
Multiple Lorain County Obituaries and Services in Elyria Area
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Lorain and Elyria area papers reports Charles M Inks 87 of Amherst death at home after a year long illness with survivors including sons Howard and James, daughters and grandchildren. George William Kovacs 74 of Elyria obituary details. Norman A Fischer 74 of Elyria obituary noting WWII veteran and Lorain Works retiree with extensive survivors. Joseph E Frabotta 61 of Elyria with funeral Friday. John Jack Mitchell 48 of Lorain death in Bryan Ohio with service. Pearl Session 81 of Fremont death with memorials and incomplete funeral plans.
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Charles M. Inks
South
Leavitt Rd
Amherst
Mr Inks
Mount Hope
Lorain
US Steel Corp
First Congregational Church of
Knights of Pythias
Mae
Howard Inks
Cleveland
James R. O'Mara
Vietnam
Robert Reid
John Barber
Earl
A. F. McQueen
Garland
Aaron Downs
Elmwood Cemetery
George William Kovacs
West River St
Hungary
Elyria
Kovacs
The
Republic Steel Corp
Sacred Heart Church
Helen
Joseph A
Ernest
Wendell
Wakeman
Rose Borok
Julia Takacs
Detroit
Mich
Bittner-DeCarlo
Funeral
George F. Simons
St. Mary Cemetery
Norman A. Fischer
Courtland St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
Lorain Works
U §. Steel Corp
Fischer
Lorain Eagles Lodge
Lorain Golden Agers
Anna Fischer
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
William F. Wright
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
John
Jack) Mitchell
Washington Ave
Cameroun Hospital
Bryan
Stryker
Ohio
Session
Wellington
Alfred
Sullivan
Olive Bartlett
Fremont
Charles
Norton
Collision at Rt. 57 and East Broad injures two
A two car crash at the Rt. 57 and East Broad Street intersection left two people hospitalized briefly with minor injuries. Mrs. Foor 44 was cited for failure to yield while Wellman 22 was uninjured. The signal was flashing yellow for Rt. 57 and red for Broad Street due to maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 57
East Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Foot
Ridgeview Blvd
David Wellman
Cleveland
Wellman
Foor
Broad Street
Rt 57
Elyria
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Columbus
Card of Thanks for Benjamin Sabo Bennie
The family of the late Benjamin Sabo Bennie express deep gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for comfort shown during bereavement. Special thanks to pallbearers and to donors of floral arrangements from Joseph Sabo son and daughter-in-law and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Sabo
Bennie
Two Lorain Teens Injured in Car Crash Hits Trees
Two 17 year old Lorain youths were hospitalized after their car went off Pearl Road in Sheffield Township, struck two trees, and injured both occupants. Ronald Lawson remained in guarded condition with leg fractures while Ronald Justice was in fair condition with multiple cuts as deputies investigate who was driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St Joseph Hospital
Lorain County
Pearl Road
Sheffield Township
Justice
Lawson
Demonstration momentum grows for Lorain County moratorium
Leaders of Lorain County antiwar groups report strong turnout at a recent protest and plan a two day moratorium in November with broader labor and political endorsements. Dr John Katko praises the turnout of about 450 in Elyria as momentum for continued demonstrations until US troops withdraw from Vietnam. Sam Brown urges escalating moratoriums through December and beyond until Nixon policies change. Local student leaders in Oberlin and county clergy back continued actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wid
Sally Starch
Perons
John Katko
Elyria
Coalition
Ely Park
Vietnam
Sam Brown
Washington, D.C
Oberlin
Nixon
Elyria Officials Praise Demonstrators Conduct
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin and Safety Service Director James T. Tracey praised the moratorium demonstrators for politeness and courtesy. They noted litter was picked up at three vigil sites and discussed the war during a visit to the courthouse. Park benches from Ely Park will be repaired and repainted before replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Reichlin
Ely Park
EOC meeting reviews Robinson appeal and board action
The EOC personnel committee upheld the dismissal of Robinson for overstepping authority by extending a 12 month salary and granting a 5 percent raise on 12 months totaling 12540. Robinson plans to appeal to the EOC board and possibly the federal agency. The county Head Start program serves about 300 children. Betty J. Walters was seated as a board member representing the poor. A federally financed Poverty War director training program was discussed, led by John Aram of Case Western Reserve University, with Herman Larkins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Children’s Services Agency
EOC
Robinson
Curtis Nelson
Taylor
EOC Board of Directors
Betty J. Walters
Sheffield Lake
John Aram
School of Management
Case Western Reserve University
Herman Larkins
Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee Inc
Births at Elyria Memorial Record
A son to Mr and Mrs David Seaman 34742 East River Street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Burfield 135 Eagle Circle named in Elyria Memorial birth notices. Emery Workman RD 2 Quarry Road Oberlin listed among birth entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Seaman
East River St
Robert Burfield
Eagle Circle
Emery Workman
Quarry Road
Oberlin
Fire Leaves Lorain Family Of Four Homeless
A basement fire at Harold Elliman’s home 1826 East 31st Street Lorain caused 2000 dollars in building damage and 400 dollars to the contents. The two story frame house is owned by J J Welter. Cause under investigation. The family is staying with neighbors and Red Cross aid is being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harold Elliman
E. 31St St
J. J. Welter
Red Cross
Elyria youth injured in crash near Lodi
A 19 year old Elyria man Jack Robertson was hospitalized with a fractured back after a crash on Route 301 near Lodi. Teammates and two other youths, Robert Hammond and Christopher Cowan, were treated and released. The trio had been returning from a Vietnam moratorium gathering in Columbus. The crash occurred at 9:25 p.m. and is under investigation with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Post
State Highway Patrol
Robert J. Hammond
North Pasadena Ave
Christopher Cowan
Rosenlee Ave
Hammond
Cowan
Columbus
Rt. 301
Rt. 162
Elyria Man Injured After One Car Crash
Elyria police report Gordon Long 28 of 806 East Ave in fair condition with facial cuts after a one car crash. He was found in a damaged car on a curb near 300 block of Eighth Street last night around 9. Police say he veered left between a telephone pole and a parked 1961 Regina Sperry car at 49 Eighth Street causing about 1000 dollars damage to Long’s car and 150 dollars to the Sperry vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gordon Long
East Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Long
Eighth Street
Regina Sperry
Eighth St
Columbia Boy Injured In Bicycle Collision
An 8 year old Columbia resident Benjamin H Ivey 464 Station Road was injured when his bicycle collided with an eastbound car on Lydia Street Lorain County deputies reported The boy was admitted to Harmony Dr Grafton Southwest General Hospital in Berea in fair condition with scrapes on the head and left arm He was hit around 530 pm No charges were filed against the truck driver TEHRAN Iran AP The Shah of Iran left for New York and Washington for talks with President Nixon He planned to stay three days in New York then go to Washington returning by Oct 26 for birthday celebrations Empress Farah did not accompany him as she is expecting their fourth child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Benjamin H. Ivey
Harmony
Grafton
Southwest General Hospital
Berea
Lee Vern Bruce
Royalton Rd
A. C. Bruce
Lydia Street
Lorain
Tehran
Iran
New York
Washington
Nixon
Shah
Paris
Youths Storm Lawson Store In Lorain Theft Spree
About 25 youths stormed the Lawson store at 2009 West 21st Street yesterday and helped themselves to candy cookies and chips. Lois Down the store manager said the group entered around noon and fled in several cars after taking items. She delayed calling police until 3 13 PM after a district manager advised action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lawson
West 21St St
Lois Down
Wammes Selected for Elyria Board of Health
The Elyria City Board of Health fills its five member panel with Earl J. Wammes age 32 of 231 Windsor Drive. He will fill the unexpired term of Wayne J. Van Der Weele who resigned September 12. Wammes expires December 31 1972 and is a Bowling Green State University graduate. he works as a senior process engineer at Elyria’s Fisher Body Division GM. He ran unsuccessfully in the May primary for the seventh ward Elyria City Council seat. Wammes attends St. Jude’s Church and the Holy Name Society and with his wife Karen has five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Wammes
Elyria Board of Health
Leonard P. Reichlin
Wammes
Windsor Dr
Wayne J. van der Weele
van der Weele
Lorain County Community College
Elyria
Bowling Green State University
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
St. Jude’s Church
Holy Name Society
Karen
Water plan faces Nov 20 deadline for takeover
County commissioners must act by Monday to meet the November 20 date. A letter from commissioners to Noll argues against bond issues raising water rates, noting bonds cannot be redeemed before March 1 1970 and transfer should occur around January 10 1970 to avoid duplicating interest costs. Mayor Noll plans a reply and cites water contracts with Elyria as basis for the timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noll
Jerismo Keron
Ludwig Pincura
Fred M. Ritenauer
McDonald and Company
Elyria
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
North Ridgeville
Three Injured in Morning Traffic Crash at Rts 57 76
At 8 45 this morning a two vehicle collision at routes 57 and 76 left three people injured. Clarence Ford 57 of 425 Hawthorne St in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital suffered head and chest injuries. Harold Kessler 57 and Pauline Kessler 56 of 32743 Belle Rd Avon Lake were also taken to the hospital with injuries. Conditions not yet available. Investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rts
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence Ford
Hawthorne St
Harold Kessler
Pauline Kessler
Belle Rd
Avon Lake
Highway Patrol
Woman found guilty in Amherst fatal car crash
Barbara Diamond of Cleveland was convicted in municipal court of homicide by vehicle plus two traffic charges after a Sept 22 crash at Rt 2 and North Lake Street in Amherst that killed Pamela Sue Parsons, age 2. She pleaded no contest. Judge Goldthorpe fined her $500 and $10s with no jail as her husband just returned from Vietnam and she has two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Barbara Diamond
Cleveland
Amherst
David R. Goldthorpe
Goldthorpe
John E. Parsons
Rt. 2
North Lake Street
Parsons
Pamela Sue
Wakeman Man Hurt In Fitchville Intersection Crash
Wakeman resident Robert Lukasko 20 was treated at Norwalk Fisher-Titus Hospital after a two-vehicle collision at Rt 20 and Fitchville River Road. Harold Williams 20 of Elyria, who failed to yield, slid through the intersection and struck Lukasko’s car. Williams charged with failure to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchyville
Wakeman
Harold W. Williams
Edgewood St
Elyria
Norwalk
Rt. 20
Fitchville River Road
Elyria parade plans and local civic info with judges
Russell Davies outlines a northeast Elyria parade with a new best decorated bicycles division for ages 12 to 16 and a costumes division for younger children. Judges include former First Ladies Mrs. Custar and Mrs. Lysaght. a fourth judge is to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Avenue
Georgetown
Hollywood Drive
Hollywood
Leonard P. Reichiin
Williar
Rummage Sale By Amherst Jaycee Wives Today
The Amherst Jaycee Wives host a rummage sale at 687 Elyria Ave from morning until 5 p.m. Funds benefit community projects sponsored by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Wade Hubbags
Elyria Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Kriews
Walter Klaue
George W. Kovacs
Frabotta Service
Joseph E Frabotta
Grafton Rd
Goldcamp Funeral Home
St. Mary Church
Frabotta
John Mitchell
First Baptist Church
Mitchell
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Ethel Mitchell
George
Edith) Miller
Bernard
Alice) Grymonprez
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral
Gordon Wilson
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Mrs
Charles Session
Joseph Saboson
Sudro-Curtis
Harvey Curtis
Ernest W Scheuffler
Rain
New Democratic Coalition
By Leary
Lodi
Jack Robertson
Colgate Ave
Lodi Hospital
Sperry
Columbia Boy
Farah
City Board of Health
Russ Davies
Roy
Nancy) Schwarnwalder
Duff Dr
Fort Lauderdale
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Schwarzwalder
General Motors
Nancy
Chronicle-Telegram
Mayflower Guild
First Congregational Church
James R. Pollock
Terence O'Connor
Michigan Ave
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