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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1977

Page

7

Death notices from Elyria area report multiple local passings

Obituaries detail funeral services for George Jeans 75 and wife Katherine 65 of Fairview Park after a Rochester Township crash. Also listed are Norman B. Camp 45 of Elyria, Mia Nena Flores three months old of Sheffield Lake, and Christine Horwedel 87 of Elyria with service times and burial plans across local funeral homes.

George Jeans Westwood Abbey Sunset Memorial Park North Olmsted Jeans Katherine E Betty Elmore Ave Fairview Park Rochester Township General Motors Chevrolet William L Columbus Teddy Mandley Funeral Home Mia Nena Flores Hollywood Ave Sheffield Lake University Hospital Cleveland Lorain Jose A. Flores Jr Orlando Jose A. Flores Sr Nicholas Gonzalez Puerto Rico Esmiralda Serrano Gary Ind Fernando Andujar John R. Devin Martin van Trieste Sacred Heart Chapel Calvary Cemetery

Council eyes no frills 1978 budget in Elyria

Elyria City Council plans a no frills 1978 budget after a public hearing at 7 20 p m. The proposal estimates about 8 3 million dollars in city operations for next year and must be adopted by next Monday under a tax department extension. Mayor Bowman says the budget is realistic and conservative with no frills.

Elyria Ohio Department of Taxation Marguerite E. Bowman Imore

Stabbed man hospitalized after Lorain argument

Earl Thornton of 3542 Clinton Ave. was stabbed in the lower abdomen while trying to quiet a dispute on 23rd Street. He was listed in fair condition at St. Joseph Hospital, saying he stepped in as two men argued and offered them a drink.

Lorain Earl Thornton Clinton Ave St. Joseph Hospital Thornton 23Rd Street

In Memoriam Wayne E Buble of Bester

Loving tribute for Wayne E Buble who died in September memories are treasures no one can take. Sad sudden was the call of one so dearly loved by all. Grief and shock accompany the loss as family Bud Earnie Boel miss him dearly and pray for eternal rest.

Father Bud Earnie Boel

Youth to face weapon charge in Elyria court

An Elyria youth, David K Herron age 19 of 409 Oberlin Rd Apt 6, was to appear in Elyria Municipal Court on a concealed weapon charge after a knife was found during a Sunday arrest. He was also charged with petty theft related to stolen license plates from a car on Tannery Street. Sheffield Lake firemen sponsor dance proceeds go to the association with music by the Entertainers.

Elyria David K Herron Oberlin Rd Apt Tannery Roe Sheffield Firemen Sheffield Lake Sheffield Lake Firemen’s Association St. Thomas A Hall Harris Road BYOB

Payroll check theft hits Wallace Fees Poured Walls

A payroll check stolen from Wallace Fees Poured Walls at 1015 E Broad St. was made out to John Wukie and cashed previously by others. payment on stolen checks has been stopped. Five word sentence notes tornadoes struck a Kansas town on May 23 in three consecutive years, three years earlier.

Wallace Broad St John Wukie Kansas

Probation report ordered in welfare falsification case

Harold Winfield, 40, of 222 Brace Ave., was referred to the adult probation department for a pre sentence report after pleading guilty before Common Pleas Judge Adrian F. Bedeski today to falsification to obtain welfare. His indictment charges him with illegally receiving $1,062 in welfare.

Harold Winfield Brace Ave Common Pleas Adrian F. Bedeski Ilegally

Million-Dollar Fire Destroys Toledo Jeep Buildings

A $1 million blaze destroyed two adjacent Toledo Jeep Division structures near the AMC plant, with two people slightly hurt and a firefighter injuring an ankle. The Willis Day Storage Co building and an empty AMC structure were also damaged. Main Jeep plant unaffected, fire officials unsure of cause. The incident strained local fire protection and drew in multiple units.

Toledo UPI American Motor Co Jeep Labor Day Willis Day Storage Co Preland AMC AMC Jeep Forrest Myler

Elyria School Levy Meeting Seeks 60 to 70 Attendees

Elyria City School officials invite the public to a 8 p.m. meeting at Northwood Junior High to recruit volunteers for a 4.8 million levy campaign aimed at eliminating a 1.7 million deficit in 1978. If turnout exceeds 100, the gathering moves from the Northwood cafeteria to the gym.

Elyria City Northwood Junior High School Wesley G. Winn Winn Northwood

Forest City Do-It-Yourself Home Show at Coliseum

The Forest City Do-It-Yourself Home Show and Expo runs Thursday to Sunday at the Richfield Coliseum. Over 120 manufacturers will display products and demonstrate DIY techniques. Clinics and hands-on projects cover home remodeling and energy saves with free admission. Hours are 6 pm to 10 pm Thursday and Friday, 10 am to 10 pm Saturday, and noon to 6 pm Sunday.

Forest City Richfield Coliseum

Three injured in Elyria Avenue restaurant fight

Three persons Andre West 14 Frances Hicks 2 and her mother Jean 24 were treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital after a fight at a local Elyria Avenue restaurant. Owner Calvin Morton 40 reportedly confronted a youth firing a BB gun. Hicks alleged Morton struck them with a bat. Police dispersed about 50 people as investigators urged charges consideration.

Lorain Elyria Avenue Andre West 20Th St Frances Hicks Jean St. Joseph Hospital Calvin Morton Elyria Ave

Lorain police arrest burglary suspects at doctor office

Lorain police arrested two suspects yesterday as they attempted to flee the scene of a break in at Dr. J.H. Primus’s office on Broadway. An 18-year-old and a 16-year-old were stopped after a short chase aided by weights. the elder was jailed, the juveniles sent to the Detention Home. A missing air conditioner was found at the scene and the case awaits prosecutor review.

Lorain J.H. Primus Broadway

Catalytic converters linked to toxic poisoning warning

California scientist warns a major catalytic converter component can become a potent poison after use. Palladium compounds form palladium nitrate and palladium sulfate, posing serious risks even at low concentrations, with concerns about worn or discarded converters releasing toxic byproducts.

California Rajendra S. Bhatnager University of California At San Francisco Bhatnager American Chemical Society Cago

Real estate tips from Meltzer on leases and homes

A reader asks about protecting themselves from landlords and how to handle a pool leak issue. Meltzer advises documenting complaints in writing, identifying needed repairs, and clarifying remedies to avoid liability, noting most landlords are reliable. The column also clarifies condominium versus cooperative housing and offers DIY furniture refinishing guidance for the scratches on a family heirloom table.

Touchdown instant lottery game slated for Sept 13

The Ohio Lottery announces the third $1 instant game Touchdown starting September 13. About one in nine tickets win with prizes from 2 up to 10000, plus a $1000-a-week-for-life grand prize. Past games generated over 51 and 60 million respectively in early runs. Entry to the TV Bonus Drawing requires four non winning tickets sent to TV Bonus Cleveland Ohio.

P.O Cleveland

Multiple incidents report from Lorain area police logs

At 2 37 a m firemen extinguished two fires in a car owned by Harold Hakill in the 100 block of Brunswick Drive. A 1973 Pontiac suffered damage and cash and tools were reported stolen from a garage at William F. Sholtis 298 Whitman Bird. Alberta Meith reported damage to her car behind her home on East Ave. A gasoline fire was ignited at Heard Naylor Jr s line on Fourth St with no damage. A two car crash occurred at Rt 57 and RL 113 with no injuries. Sandra Shephard 21 Lorain treated after being struck in a parking area of Holiday Inn Lorain Blvd when the other car fled. Elyria Foundry alarm malfunctioned. J C Ware treated for chest and arm pains after a knifing on Portia in a dispute. no arrest reported.

Harold Hakill LaGrange Brunswick Drive William F. Sholtis Whitman Bird Alberta Meith East Ave Lorain Blvd Elyria Foundry Filbert St

Sign language classes for hearing impaired Avon Lake

The Human Resources Center in Avon Lake offers lip reading and sign language courses for the hearing impaired starting this month. Lip reading runs Wednesdays from Sept 14 for 10 weeks at Municipal Park Lake Road location with Ken Mullin as instructor. free registration by calling the center. Beginning signing starts Sept 12 for six Mondays at Mrs Gloria Cantwell’s home 36716 Lakeland Dr with a $10 fee plus $9 manual. advanced signing begins Thursdays for six weeks. Call the center to register.

Avon Lake Human Resources Center Municipal Park Lake Road Rt. 88 Ken Mullin Gloria‘Cantwell Lakeland Dr Avon Cantwell

Judge's secretary takes new position at law firm

Margaret Penrod, former secretary to Judge Harris and his predecessor, will join Smith and Smith in Avon Lake as legal secretary in the é's office. She begins court work on September 19. The note also mentions a spoon as a widely used silver article for six centuries.

Smith and Smith Avon Lake Zeylacena Margaret Penrod Harris LeRoy F

Daughters and Asons Noted in Local Birth Notices

A sequence of short birth and adoption notices appears from Lorain and surrounding areas. It lists newborn daughters with parental names and street addresses at Milan North Ridgeville Lorain and Beebe Avenue, along with a few marriages or ason entries connected to Henderson and Dongarra families.

Robbers Pounce On Taverns Cash Haul In Lorain

Two armed men robbed Johnny's Cigar Store at 1420 Broadway taking 429 dollars from the owner Peter Recznik 65 and three customers. The owners and customers handed over cash after the robbers brandished pistols at 2:35 p.m. They fled the scene with the money.

New London man arrested in tavern

A New London man, Larry Owens, 20, East Hooker Street, was arrested at 12:45 a.m. Sunday by Huron County Sheriffs deputies after being found at the Branding Iron Tavern on Route 18. He allegedly fled to a ladies room door that deputies forced open and was jailed in Huron County, then Lorain County. Owens faced eight counts of aggravated burglary and theft from a Lorain Grand Jury with indictments covering 1975 and 1976 in Wellington and Pittsfield.

Norwalk New London Huron County Sheriff's Deputies Larry Owens East Hooker St Sheriff's Department Branding Iron Owens Huron County Lorain Wayne Medina Lorain County Grand Jury Common Pleas Adrian F. Bedeski Wellington Pittsfield

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Jeans Services Norman B. Camp Hawthorne Ave Elyria Memorial Hospital Camp Columbia Gas Co Gasco Club Elyria High School Rick Dennis Kevin William B. Camp Jean Clary Birmingham Richard A Lafayette N.J Wainwright Mia N. Flores Ronald Marmaduke Brookdale Cemetery Kidney Foundation Ohio Mrs Joseph Horwedel Christine Horwedel Mohr Brandston Ave Horwedel North Ridgeville St. Jude Church Altar and Rosary Society Joseph Kenneth Reichlin John Lyons St. Peter Cemetery North Rid-geville Memoriam Spory Wayne E Buble Bester Wood Hare Lars Curtis Schenffier Eyre and Vicinity Fenerst Direcen Erbatenee Mares C. Corts Ernest W. Selene Chicago Tribune Meltzer MR. Meltzer Turst Heli Ible Elght Police and Fire Departments Pan Gwennel H. Twitty Case Ave J. C. Ware Sheriff St Portia Sia Elyria Memorial Kenneth Cline Elm St Milan Croxton E. Cadet Dr Robert White Oberlin Ave Elmer Bosarge Schadden Rd Ason Harry Henderson Beebe Ave Cynthia Jacobs Stanford Ave Malcolm Watters Augdon Dr Fish and Wildlife Service
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