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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1982
Page
8
Visitation hours and funeral services are listed for Harold Mastin Martin Rew and other Lorain area residents. Details include parish, cemetery, and church service times, with multiple funeral homes such as Carter Frey Bogner and Reidy Scanlan named, plus burial at Elmwood Calvary Resthaven. Notable names include St Anton Padua and St Mary Church.
Death notices from Lorain and Elyria area funeral homes report Charles J Amato Sr 72 survived by wife Alice Renker son Charles J and two daughters Patricia and Judith. services at Reidy Scanlan Funeral Home and St Peters Church Calvary Cemetery. William A Clark husband of Florence and father of Ellen died suddenly. services at McGorray Funeral Home and interment Lakewood Park Cemetery. Ella Kubiak 65 of Lorain survived by husband Victor two brothers. services at John Rowan Funeral Home with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Harold Mastin 49 of Lorain survived by wife Lola daughters Angela Tajayana Lakesha and four step daughters and sons. services at Carter Funeral Home then New Bethel Primitive Baptist Church burial Elmwood Cemetery. Charles S Packett Shorty 56 of Lorain survived by wife Mary and children. services at Dombrowski Funeral Home and Calvary Cemetery. Ruth A Ruth 62 of Elyria survived by husband Charles daughters and several grandchildren. wake and funeral at Lauberiethal Funeral Home with St Marys Calvary burial. Joseph Michael Yarsa 64 of Bur e survived by wife Prance Whitney daughters Judith Nederick Joan Nedwick Debra and four brothers. wake at Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home and Mass at St Jude’s and St Mary’s Cemetery.
South Amherst village council approved an emergency ordinance to join a regional coalition negotiating gas rates with Columbia Gas of Ohio though the measure was incomplete with seven of eleven sections missing. The move, approved unanimously, allows departure at any time, with Counsel guidance that legality rests on necessity. The coalition may include Lorain North Ridgeville Wellington and others, as the current Columbia contract expires year end.
A list of birth notices includes a daughter for David and Mrs Baker at 41628 51st St McClain on Sept 7 and additional births for Szep Wee se Henderson Cotton Truxall Robinson Figula Tollett Sprague Heinowski with given addresses and Sept dates.
Kenneth Totten, a Willoughby resident studying in Spain, survived a Span tax Airlines DC-10 crash near Malaga on takeoff. Authorities reported at least 46 dead and many others injured. Totten lost his luggage but had a long-distance call confirming he was alive. His family remains unsure if he was on board.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving will host an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. in classroom W of Lorain Community Hospital Medical Office Building at 3700 Kolbe Road. Spokeswoman Sue Sheldon notes the Lorain County MAPD chapter has suffered from poor turnout this year as it outlines goals for the coming year.
The state audit of North Ridgeville schools is ongoing at the high school and will extend into October. School board records and accounts are still under review. Officials say the high school activity accounts may reveal several thousand dollars in findings, with audits of all other accounts completed. The state, paid on an hourly rate plus expenses, may pay treasurer Stentor Tengstrand, while Porter estimates $12 per hour for the auditors. The review will continue into weeks ahead with a final report later from the state auditor’s department.
The second prize in the Elyria Apple Festival drawing went to Frank Schwellk of 805 Lake Breeze Road Sheffield Lake. He claimed a 13 inch color RCA television set as the second prize Monday morning drawing. Grand prize a 1982 Mustang GL will be drawn Sunday at Ely Square. Two people hospitalized in fair condition after separate Abbe Road crashes Monday afternoon.
In Philadelphia, about 500 elderly activists from Senior Action coalitions nationwide gathered on the National People's Conference lawn requesting Medicare and Medicaid discussions. AMA President agreed to meet Monday in his Washington office after prior refusals, while Lorain County group members urged more doctors to engage in patient care. Elizabeth Harris was set to testify on housing and community development in Washington.
Wakeman officials praise 4-H girls and leaders for painting village fire hydrants while Police Chief Valentine and Water Superintendent Hicks receive credit for crosswalk line painting. Eight adult crossing guards aid elementary students due to Route 60 detour. Council approves Steve Cooper as full time assistant. Barbershop variance sought by Jan Frederick. Fall trash pickup set for week of Oct 4.
Eaton Estates residents vote to keep street lights on, with Trustee Thomas Guy stating the township will honor the demand to stay illuminated despite rising costs. The decision follows a review of increased lighting rates and reflects the community’s preference for continued safety.
St Joseph Hospital Trustees vote to keep the private LPN program running by raising tuition from 750 to 1750 for the March class, expanding enrollment to about 50 per session. Annual budget remains 250000, with books and expenses pushing the year cost above 2000 per student. The move follows an advisory committee's report praising the program and suggesting cost cuts and potential endowment plans.
Spencer The Black River School Board heard protests from two girls’ parents after their daughters were questioned about a vandalism act at the junior high. Administrators said police were not notified and the girls were not assumed involved. investigators continue with fingerprint evidence and a still-unknown identity of the vandals.
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