Area deaths Nelson Hasenflue and Edna Haynes
Nelson Charles Hasenflue 70 of Amherst died Wednesday at Lorain St Joseph Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Amherst and worked 28 years as an engine mechanic for Thew Shovel Lorain retiring January 1973. His hobby was building large and model steam engines. Survived by wife Verda Lee 37 years, a brother Richard, a sister Ruth Husar of Amherst. Cremation arranged by Hempel Funeral Home Amherst. Edna Haynes 76 of Norwalk died Wednesday at Providence Hospital Sandusky after a long illness. Born in Hartland Township she lived in the Norwalk area most of her life. She and her late husband ran Boot's Taxi Service in Norwalk 15 years and previously owned Linwood Hotel. Survived by daughters Caroline Villon Martha Chambers both of Sandusky and Evelyn Sholes of Norwalk and Evelyn Van Meter of Judsonia Ark stepsons Denzel Haynes of Norwalk James Haynes of Sandusky 16 grandchildren. sisters Kate Evans Bertha Sim of Tucumcari NM. brothers Edward Fred Miller of Greenwich Bill Miller of New London Clarence Miller of Whittier CA John Miller of Truth or Consequences NM. Preceded in death by husband Jennings R 1957 stepson Joe 1973 sisters Mabel Kramer May Sanford. Friends may call Heuston Gerber Norwalk 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. Christian wake service 8 p.m. tonight. Services Saturday 10:30 a.m. at St Paul Catholic Church Rev Robert Dendinger officiating. Burial Olena Cemetery Olena.
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Nelson Charles Hasenflue
Amherst
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Thew Shovel
Lorain
Verda Lee
Joseph
Ruth) Husar
St. Joseph Hospital
Hempel Funeral Home
Edna Haynes
Laylin Road
Norwalk
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Hartland Township
Boot’s
Linwood
Haynes
St. Paul Catholic Church
Roy
Caroline) Villalon
Martha Chambers
James
Evelyn) Sholes
Ralph
Evelyn) van Meter
Judsonia
Arkstepsons
Denzel Haynes
James C. Haynes
Kate Evans
Rollin
Bertha) Sim
Tucumcari
N.M
Edward
Fred Miller
Greenwich
Bill Miller
New London
Clarence Miller
Whittier
Calif
John Miller
Truth Or Consquences
Jennings R
Joe
Mabel Kramer
May Sanford
Heuston-Gerber
Robert Dendinger
Olena Cemetery
Olena
Deaths noted in Texas and New York obituaries and notices
T J Flournoy 80 former Fayette County sheriff known for crime solving died of heart problems. Also reports Lorain tenure transfer dispute over CETA funded position. Rochester Medieval House students study the Middle Ages as current life. Davies Walter B 98 obituary from Elvin. Robinson Girturde M 80 obituary with service details and survivors.
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LA Grange
Texas
T.J. Flournoy
Flournoy
Fayette County
Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Bowman files complaint against opponent over campaign lies
Ohio State Rep Marguerite Bowman filed a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commission accusing opponent John V Bara of violating the campaign dirty tricks law by making false statements about her legislative record at public appearances ads and radio. The commission will decide at its Nov 30 meeting whether to pursue the investigation.
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Marguerite Bowman
R-54
Ohio Elections Commission
John V. Bara
Bowman
Bara
John Bara
Elyria Man Shot Dead After Dice Game Dispute
James E. Boone a 32 year old father of nine was shot three or four times in the chest in Bullwinkle's Lounge Elyria after a dispute over a five dollar dice bet. Detec tives described the killing as a bar shooting with one man in custody and three others sought.
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James E. Boone
Bell Ave
Bullwinkle
Broad St
Elyria
Lorain County
William Kishman
Boone
Lawrence Jezewski
Bullwinkle’s
Jezewski
Yvonne Charley
Sunday Vanities Cancelled at LCCC Stocker Center
The Lorain County Community College Stocker Center performance of the comedy Vanities has been cancelled. The play will be staged tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Stocker Studio Theatre with tickets available at the theater box office.
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LCCC
Lorain County Community College
Stocker Center
Stocker Studio
Births listed for October including numerous area families
A sequence of birth notices from Oct 21 to Oct 26 lists newborns for families in North Ridgeville, Graf ton, Grafton, Sheff ield Lake, LaGrange and surrounding areas. Names include Szczepanski, Hawley, Dargo, Quinn, Miller, Cook, Burkey, Smallwood, Baranski, Johnson, Chapman and Amidi with street addresses and parent names.
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Warren Dargo
Courtland Street
Sandy Quinn
Garden Street
David Miller
University Avenue
John Cook
Irving Park
Sheffield Lake
Michael Burkey
Glendale St
LaGrange
Veronica Smallwood
Pratt Boulevard
Michael Baranski
Mendel Court
Michael Johnson
West Avenue
Jeff Chapman
Oakwood Street
Saduta Amidi
S. Island Rd
Grafton
Cleveland area to get $25 million to fix roads
Federal Highway Administration funds totaling 25 million dollars are earmarked for the Cleveland area from a federal highway bill. Resurfacing Dover Center Road in North Olmsted and a new entrance exit to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport are among potential projects, with a 15 percent local match required. NOACA will administer the funds and a regional wish list is due by November 9.
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Cleveland
Dover Center Road
North Olmsted
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Berea
Congress
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Ohio Transportation
David Weir
Cuyahoga County
Federal Highway Administration
Car Crashes Into Stopped Train Near Sheffield Village
A Lorain man, 20 year old Raymond W. Thomas of Reid Avenue, was seriously injured when his car crashed into a train halted at the Lake Breeze Road crossing on the Norfolk and Southern line in Sheffield Village. He was trapped, rescued by local crews, and taken to Lorain St Joseph Hospital in critical condition with head injuries, a broken leg, and multiple cuts. Police expect further details after Thomas can speak with investigators.
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Sheffield Village
Lorain
Lake Breeze Road
Raymond W. Thomas
Reid Ave
Robert O'Connell
Thomas
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
LCCC in good financial health despite shortfall
Lorain County Community College faces a temporary 596000 shortfall due to late county and state payments. Treasurer Dan Arnold notes a budget gap from 2073083 expected vs 1476526 received, with a 500000 October payment to be counted next quarter. The state subsidy payment timing and rising utility costs also strain finances. A new investment guidelines committee was formed by chair Mabel Ewing, including Dan Desich and Omar Olson, with a levy renewal on the November ballot.
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Lorain County Community College
Dan Arnold
Arnold
LCCC
Lorain County
Lccc Board of Trustees
Mabel Ewing
Ment of College Funds
Dan Desich
Carl Adams
George Apolzan
Omar Olson
Rowland Appointed to Lorain County Community College Board
Lorain contractor Billy S. Rowland was appointed to the Lorain County Community College board of trustees by Gov. James Rhodes to add Republican representation. He fills the unexpired term of Carl Adams, who resigned and was reappointed to a full five year term. Rowland's term runs until August 1983. Adams replaces Edward Dinniger, whose term ended in August. The move appears tied to a potential Democratic win in the November governor race.
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Lorain
Billy S. Rowland
Lorain County
Adams
Edward Dinniger
Rhodes
Dinniger
Richard Celeste
Council panel urges hike in sanitation fees
The safety and health committee recommends a 25 cent monthly sanitation fee increase starting January, moving from 6.00 to 6.25 for residents excluding seniors. Mayor Keys seeks a larger raise, while the panel discusses bulk business rate hikes. the fund relies on subsidies and faces equipment replacement costs and a renegotiated BFI contract due February 15.
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Council
City Council
Safety and Health Committee
Michael Keys
Keys
Browning- Ferris Industries
BFI
Lorain Drops City From Bus Suburban Collision Suit
Lorain city and driver Rena Willis faced a $350,000 suit over a May 14 school bus crash injuring 23 children. Camilla Rice, the bus driver, 37, also injured, sought damages. Willis, 32, was fined $100 for failure to yield. The city was dropped Oct 18 at Rice’s request. suit had alleged negligent traffic controls at Ninth Street and Washington Avenue.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Rice
Ninth Street
Washington Avenue
Lorain County Bank Reports Income Hike in 1982
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. posts $1.27 million nine month net income, up 31 percent from 1981. Assets rise to $224 million from $215 million. President Robert T. Bowman notes the bank declared a 25 cent per share dividend payable December 1 to holders of record November 20.
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Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Robert T. Bowman
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Mrs. Jennings Haynes
Lorain Law
Heidi Gedling
Curtis-Scheuttler Funeral Home, Inc
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Renivehre
C-T
Debbie Courtright
House
Oberlin College
Elyria Memorial
James Szczepanski
Jaycox Road
North Ridgeville
Gerald Hawley
Main St
Gerald Szczepanski
Steve Fogarty
Weir
Fred Pizzedaz
Rowland
Lorain County Bank
Lorain County Florists