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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1981
Page
6
Long obituary list notes deaths in Elyria area including Mrs. Mary Ensign 86, Mrs. Edith Klingen smith 67, Harlen Knechtges 89, Harold Baker 71, Ruth Barck 56, Lucy Tdol Center, Arthur Eschen 57, Floyd Schooley 57, with funeral details and survivors. Calls and services scheduled at local funeral homes. varied churches and cemeteries noted.
Maureen Reagan will headline the Ohio House Republican Campaign Committee luncheon in Columbus on Oct 28. The daughter of the President leads Sell America Overseas and is a California talk show host and Arthritis Foundation fundraiser. Proceeds support GOP women candidates. tickets are $25. Call Mrs. Bowman at 324 5024 for reservations.
Oct 9 a son to Manuel and Shirley Santos at 1781 E 37th St. Oct 9 a son to Mr and Mrs Ivan Sandigo at 1700 Rosecrest Dr. Oct 12 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Miles at 3034 Eastlawn St Lorain. Oct 13 a daughter to Karen J Green at 1239 Shaffer Dr. Oct 14 a daughter to Frederick A Jackson and Violet E Reed at 3542 Canton Ave Lorain.
Jill Wessell a 13 year old daughter of Jim Wessel solicits donations Friday outside Fazio's in Oberlin to stock emergency food supplies for needy families. The annual drive anticipates higher demand later this year amid federal welfare cut effects and runs through the afternoon at local Oberlin stores.
Paul John Thompson age 61 of 384 South Professor Street Oberlin died. He is survived by his wife Maudie, daughters Sylvia Nichols Rowena Scott Paula Barley, son Charles, one brother and three sisters. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at Cowling Funeral Home Oberlin. Services Monday 10 at the funeral home. Burial at Westwood Cemetery Oberlin.
Dumper at Society Hall at 9 am for larger items with township residents only. First United Methodist Church hosts a 9:30 to 11 am heritage and homecoming service. Church displays and demonstrations at 12:30 pm depicting life at the turn of the century. LaGrange Methodist Church holds a 6 pm pot luck supper. Methodist Church offers 6:45 to 7:30 pm Bible study.
Channel 7 and Lorain County Health Department present Biting Back a 20 minute program airing Monday at 7 30 p m Wednesday 10 a m Friday 7 p m and October 24 at 2 p m on Channel 7 The show demonstrates health department methods to survey mosquitoes detect encephalitis and outlines resident measures to combat mosquitoes.
United Press International reports the Issue 1 backers have filed in U S District Court in Columbus for an injunction against an Ohio Elections Commission ruling requiring them to stop asserting Ohio has the worst safety record. The Ohio Manufacturers Association joins the injunction. The OH Committee for Free Enterprise argues the commission acted beyond its authority and engaged in prior restraint.
The Lorain Education Association will host a public reception for new Lorain School Superintendent John Pavic at Deluca's Place in the Park on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. About 300 invitations and special fliers have been issued. The event aims to show the community, teachers, and administration should work together for the children. The venue is at 6075 Middle Ridge Road, just south of Cooper Foster Park Road.
A 29 year old Cleveland Heights man, Charles W. Talbert, is jailed in Lorain County on a $15,000 bond after his arrest on a secret indictment by the MEG. The charges include two counts of Schedule II narcotics and two of Schedule IV drugs. The investigation began June 24 with an Amherst drug arrest and included county pharmacist cooperation.
A gang robbed Brink’s Inc on the Boston waterfront in 1950 stealing over 2.7 million dollars, the largest cash heist in U.S. history. They were captured six years later.
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