Area Deaths In Elyria And Surrounding Areas
Notices report multiple deaths including Mildred A. Jana shak Drajin 66 of Elyria with family details and services at Bogner Funeral Home. Sterling Simonds 87 of Westlake and James A. Ellis 65 of Lorain also noted with funeral plans and affiliations. Other obituaries include John William Poore 79 and Bobby Curtis Gibson II two months old, with service and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A. Drajin
Janashak
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Drajin
Maple Hill
Middleburg Hill
John
Martin (Laverne) Lefcovic
Grafton
Phillip Harding
Brook Park
Jack
Elma) Goldney
Stow
Elaine Rutledge
Maple
Raymond Janashak
Garfield Hts
Stanley Janashak
Ralph Harding
Ronnie Harding
Ann Janashak
Willie Bateman
Edward
Russell
Sterling Simonds
Westlake
Fairview Park General Hospital
Mr. Simonds
Dover Township
Lakewood Country Club
Fayetta (Nee Fitch
Lois Hungate
Columbus
Florence Benson
Westfield
Glenn
Miami
Fla
Frank
Jenkins Funeral Chapel
James A. Ellis
Lorain
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Highcoal
W.va
Akron
International Bricklayers and Allied Craftsman
Ellis
St. Vitus Church
Croatian Catholic Union
William Penn Lodge
Barbara
Nee Mihalic
Robert
Michael
Gary
Houston
Tex
Patricia) Matys
Atlanta
Brian
Marie) Webster
Louis
Catherine) Barta
Ason
James
John R. Devin
St. Vitus
Simon Nekic
Calvary Cemetery
William Joseph Pivacek
Entron Manufacturing, Inc
Mr. Pivacek
Church of the Redeemer
the Moose Lodge
Daisy L
Nee Crump
Albert A. Jennings
Elmwood Cemetery
John William Poore
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Mr. Poore
Waco
Holiday
U.S. Steel
Thelma
Alice
Ray
Johnny
Hempel Funeral Home
Don Engram
Church of the Open Door
Crown Hill Cemetery
Pearl L. DeForce
Elyria Methodist Home
Miss DeForce
Sioux City
Iowa
Cleveland Retail Credit Bureau
Cleveland Quota Club
Women’s Credit Club of
Cleveland
United Reformed Church of
Bloomington
N.Y
Edmond
Helen) Drake
Wallkill
John P. Benson
Rosengays Plains
Tilson
Dicken
Eloise H. Olson
Buffington
Rochester
Cleveland St. Luke’s Hospital
Olson
Medina
Mary Alice) Losoncy
Alvin
New London
Robert Sheldon
Greenwich
Marylin Buffington
Willard
Calvin
William Buffington
Arthur
Friends
Norton Funeral Home
Wellington
Rochester Center Cemetery
Bobby Curtis Gibson II
Bobby
Jean Gibson
South Amherst
Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Oberlin
Charity Marie
Howard T. Davidson
Richard Westover
Vermilion
Hassell Sparks
L.E. Jones
Madison
Mildred Westover
Newton Falls
Assembly of God Church
Cole Brown
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
Curtis-Seheyffler
Sts. Peter and Paul Byzantine Catholic
Braddock
George N. Vida
St. Elias Byzantine Church
Munhall
Vanischak
Braddock Area
Sts. Peter and Paul Church
George
St. Elias Church
Sts. Peter and Paul
St. Elias
Prosvita (Enlightenment) Lodge
Dolores Ann Vanischak
OSBM
St. Basil the Great
Uniontown
Mary Louise) Novotnak
West Mifflin
Launey J
Susan) Devin
Edward Rugievsky
North Braddock
Leo
Agnes) Puhaila
Irene) Cubakovic
Albert G. Lesko
Bariai
Nuclear plant ratings list best and worst nationwide
A nuclear critic ranks managed facilities across the United States with North Carolina, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama and Illinois among the top worst. Ohio’s Davis-Besse and Perry receive low scores of 1.91 and 1.71 signaling minimal management attention and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Carolina
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Illinois
Ohio
Davis-Besse
Perry
NRC
Critical Mass Energy Project
Ralph Nader
Nuclear Industry
Atomic Industrial Forum
Critical Mass Report
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Commission
Carolina Power& Light Co
Brunswick
Southport
N.C
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Russelville
Tennessee Valley Authority
Browns Ferry
Athens
Ala
Apple Queen pageant winners share 2400 in prizes
Five contestants in the Elyria Apple Queen contest received over 2400 in prizes. Toni Moscovits 18 claimed Apple Queen honors with a trip for two to New York and other awards. Jana Sedar 19 won Miss Congeniality and was second runner up. Andrea Matthews 17 first runner up. Tammy Smith 17 third runner up. Theresa Woconish 24 won best costume. Prizes included dinners jewelry flowers and portrait photos donated by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Toni Moscovits
New York
Jana Sedar
Ms. Sedar
Andrea Matthews
Tammy Smith
Theresa Woconish
Ms. Waconish
Lorain Council Overrules Mayor Veto on Hotel Cleanup Funds
Lorain City Council by a 10-2 vote overridden Mayor William Parker's veto of a resolution protesting use of Federal Jobs Bill money for cleaning the Anilers Hotel in Washington Park. The panel seeks recovery of funds paid to cleanup crews and criticizes Parker and Frank Mason for aiding an individual beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
William Parker
Anilers Hotel
Parker
Frank Mason
Landmark Hotel
Washington Park
Lorain County Common Pleas
Joseph Cirigliano
Billy Rowland
Donald Gleisner
Richard Rouwle
Personal property tax deadline reset by Elyria official
Elyria Lorain County Auditor Julian Pijor said he will seek a one month extension to October 20 for second half 1983 personal property taxes. The delay affects tangible and intangible taxes with 14 staff shortages and no automation, aiming to prevent hardship on schools libraries and county services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Julian Pijor
Pijor
Plior
Cattle-buying MD duo wins $3.5 million suit
Two neurosurgeons from Cleveland, Philip Suresky and Edward Bishop, were awarded 3.5 million dollars after a jury found James R. Grdina of Willoughby fraudulently sold them Charolais cattle for investment tax credits. Suresky received 240,284 in compensatory damages and 1.6 million in punitive damages while Bishop got 153,084 in compensatory damages and 1.3 million in punitive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Court of
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
James McMonagle
Philip Suresky
Edward Bishop
James R. Grdina
Willoughby
Joseph Diemert Jr
Suresky
Bishop
Open House Set at GM Showcases Auto Components
An open house at GM highlights various auto components and their applications. Attendees see demonstrations of engines, transmissions, and electrical systems, with engineers explaining design choices and performance benefits.
MEG drug charge at Fair dropped
Timothy Hartsel, 19, of 281 Erie Road, Oberlin, was cleared of a drug charge after the Metropolitan Enforcement Group cracked down on alleged marijuana use at the Lorain County Fair. The case was dropped as authorities concluded no case remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin - Oberlin Munk
Timothy Hartsel
Erie Road
Metropolitan Enforcées Group
Lorain County
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Paes
William J. Pivacek
John W. Poore
Vanischak Services
Sue Vanischak
Montefiore Hospital
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Bobby C. Gibson II
Reuters
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Millstone
Connecticut
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McGuire
Palo Verde
Arizona
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California
Council
Lorain — Lorain
Apple Queen
Lorain Council
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Diemert
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The
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Toran