Area deaths recount Lorain Avon figures in obituary notices
Avon 64 year old William E. Isaac dies at home after a long illness. He owned Corner Beverage Shop in Elyria and worked as a security guard for Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. He served in World War II and belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9035. Survived by wife Lillie and sons Larry and Curtis. Other notices list deaths of Curtis Justice 57 Lorain and James Balog 78 Elyria along with funeral arrangements, affiliations with USX Lorain Works and Polish National Alliance, and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Avon
Cleveland Electric [Luminating Co
Elyria
Dyke College
David Schneider Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Isaac
Lillie (Nee Ramsey
Larry
Tallahassee
Fla
Pikesville
Lorain
USX
Ronald
Mansfield
Gary
Bonnie Dunlap
North Olmsted
James
Fairview Park
Bogner
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Richard K. Thewlis
First Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center
David Schneider
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9035
Edna
Peggy
Pauline
Credo
W.va
Florence Hall
Kenova
JoAnn Hunt
Well-Help joins United Way in Lorain County network
Well-Help, Inc. joins United Way of Greater Lorain County after a unanimous board vote. The Wellington based agency provides clothing food transportation shelter and other aid to residents in Wellington Rochester and several townships. If funded by April 1 1991 it will expand United Way's network to 34 member agencies funding 100 programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
Well-Help, Inc
Lorain County
United Way
Maria Torres
Fran Bostwick
Well- Help, Inc
Glenn backs tax break for troops amid Gulf war debate
Glenn said he returned from a post 60 miles south of the Kuwaiti border and noted world recoil against Hussein. He discussed Soviet Union support for a UN Middle East force, suggesting a possible shift to a united front. At a Columbus press conference he urged Ohio to suspend state income tax for service members in the Persian Gulf and proposed federal tax breaks for all troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussein
Glenn
Soviet Union
U.N
Middle East
Columbus
Berea Police Train Sniffer Dog Max For Drug War
Officer Trupp says Max the dog is being trained to sniff out drugs and track fugitives while Johnston and the canine undergo final certification tests. Local groups sponsor training housing costs and provide donations including $5,500 from the Berea Kiwanis Club and other supports from Animal Rescue Fund, Blaze Construction, Brook Park Fence, and Dr. Robert A. Randall for veterinary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Max
Johnston
Trupp
Ralston Purina Co
Berea Kiwanis Club
Animal Rescue Fund
Blaze Construction Co
Brook Park
Robert A. Randall
Daffodil Drive Honors Bashaks for Four Years of Fundraising
North Ridgeville couple Chuck and Eloise Bashak are lauded by the American Cancer Society of Lorain County for selling about 6,000 daffodils over a three day fundraiser. Mrs Bashak, a bowel cancer survivor who had a colostomy, serves as co president of the Lorain County Ostomy Association with her husband, a retired metals welder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck
Eloise Bashak
North Ridgeville
American Cancer Society
Lorain County
Cancer Society
The
Lorain County Ostomy Association
Smale's Elyria roots shape P&G CEO's career
Retired Procter & Gamble chief John Smale, once a McKinley School student on Denison Avenue, rose from Elyria youth to Miami of Ohio graduate class of 1949 and began with Gleem toothpaste. Now he serves as Miami U guest lecturer in marketing strategy and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
John Smale
Queen City
Smale
Paul Harvey
WEOL
Elyria
McKinley School
Denison Avenue
Chicago
Miami
Ohio
P&g
Gleem
Bob Ohlemacher
Dad
Peter
Verna
John
McKinley
Winifred (Schleck) Vandermark
Miami U
CEI expands recycling of fly ash waste in Midwest
CEI sells fly ash waste from its Avon Lake plant to contractors across the region and beyond. Over 160 truckloads were sent to Cleveland Hopkins Airport for the new main runway, with the byproduct also used in the Avon Lake Ford Plant addition, I-75 repaving near Detroit, and a Toledo sledding course. Previously CEI sent about two loads daily to area landfills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Electric Luminating Co
Avon Lake
Detroit
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
CEI
Todd Schneider
Ford
Toledo
Schneider
Bara champagne brunch fundraiser for state rep Bara
A champagne brunch is set for Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Spring Valley Country Club in Elyria to raise funds for the reelection campaign of State Rep. John Bara. Organized by Beverly Renner and Ken Carney Sr. Donations are $15 and tickets are available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
John Bara
Beverly Renner
Bara
Ken Carney Sr
Lorain County
Amherst Hospital to partner with Elyria Memorial Health
Amherst Hospital plans a joint venture with Elyria Memorial Hospital sharing some services while remaining independent entities. Officials from both sides describe a review of medical staff arrangements to be completed in a few weeks to enable a mutually beneficial, cost effective health care delivery in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley P. Smith
Amherst Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Smith
Oleson
Jail overcrowding prompts bond-reduction program
Jail officials and court authorities promote a program to ease crowding by evaluating inmates held awaiting trial and issuing bond-reduction recommendations. Mahony noted six inmates were released last week, while the jail design capacity is 163 and a 216 headcount is deemed manageable. The population cap follows a federal lawsuit by Legal Aid Society attorney David Taylor on behalf of current and future inmates, still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probation Department
Mahony
Legal Aid Society
David Taylor
Correction details judge costs in county visiting judges
A Friday Chronicle Telegram report states Cherlin Municipal Judge Martin Heber ling cost the county twice what six other Municipal Court judges cost. The figure refers to the county share of expenses for visiting judges needed when a regular judge is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Cherlin
Martin Heberling
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Isaac
Curtis Justice
Mr. Justice
Leona
Ronnie
Joyce Musial
Carolyne Chapman
Janice Campbell
Gallagher
Gladys Fox
Debra Diaz
Amherst
Tammy Potts
John Justice
Covington
Loren Justice
Mertha Wilburn
Dixie Bell Salsbury
Rabecca Justice
John KR. Devin
Elyria Ave
Andrew J. Scislowski
Andrew J. Scisiowski
Church Holy Name Society
Holy Name Society
Communicator
Holy Name League
Lorain Bowling Association
Lorain Bowling Association Hall of Fame
Mr. Scislowski
Helen
Steve Sislowski
Ben Sislowski
John R. Devin
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Michael Dyrez
Ted Machnik
Calvary Cemetery
Church Rosary Society
James F. Balog
Laubenthal-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Washington Ave
Jimmy Lee Hatten
Southwest General Hospital
Cleveland Browns
Kenova, W.V2
Vermilion
Mr. Hatten
Cleveland Steelworkers Union Local 17
Amherst Vfw
Faith Baptist Church
Firelands Little League
Harry Lee
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Robert Barrett
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Dwaine H. Smith
Atlantic Richfield Company
Torrance Memorial Hospital
Torrance
Calif
Elyria High School
Mr. Smith
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sloan
ARCO
Sinclair Research Laboratories
Harvey
Cherry Point
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Arco Products
California State Assembly
California
Junior Achievement of
Southern California
Children’s Museum
National Petroleum Refiner’s Association
Joint
Automobile and Oil Industry
Palos Verdes
Dorothy
Steve Fogarty
C-T
Park Place
Wellington
Rochester
Brighton, Camden, Huntington, Penfield
Pittsfield Townships
Matt Zaleski
Alan Zaleski
U.S
John Glenn
DeLuca’s Place In the Park
Matt
Alan
Vietnam
Korea
Persian Gulf
Flower Power
Ridgeville
Arnold Miller
Bara Champagne
Joe Johnston
EMH
Amherst Hospital Board of Trustees
William Starbuck
Blackburn & Fulton Funeral Home
Doyle E. Blackburn
Main St. Grafton
Promend
Sccmonnee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!