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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1984
Page
10
Multiple notices list deaths in Lorain and surrounding areas including Philip A. Kobb of West Palm Beach and Ida Wheatley of Steubenville with long list of survivors. Other lines cover memorials for Ruby Combs of Amherst and Jacob R. Koepke of Lorain, plus details of funeral homes, service times, and burial plans in Ohio towns.
Death notices list ALMAS Retty J nee McRoberts 59 Elyria wife Ted M daughter Michelle son Theodore M and two brothers. Visitation today 24 and 7 9 pm at Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home Elyria with funeral 10 am Wednesday. burial Frittsfield Cemetery. Agnes M Taborn 71 Oberlin survived by daughters Marge Pauley Carst Ellis and sons Howard James Robert Gary. visitation 2 4 and 7 9 pm today at Abe Cowling Funeral Home Oberlin with funeral 1 am tomorrow and burial Westwood Cemetery.
Ohio will allocate 45.9 million in the first excess profits distribution with about 30 million more to follow for the next period. Funds go to 616 regular districts 183 joint districts 747 non public schools for audio visual aids computers software textbooks or capital improvements. Parochial schools receive 4.66 per pupil and public districts 23.18 per pupil. About 150 schools have already applied and checks will be mailed after auditor processing.
Ohio disciplinary counsel investigated remarks by Assistant Lorain County Prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum about Judge Joseph Cirigliano after a writ challenged a suppressioin ruling. No action was taken according to Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White, who backed Rosenbaum and said the comments were not disrespectful.
Elyria Memorial Hospital and Lorain County facilities report critically low O positive blood reserves. EMH holds 13 pints, Lorain St Joseph substation 19, with three patients at EMH and one at Lorain Community Hospital in urgent need. A spokesman warned of potential disaster if a bad accident occurs.
An armed robber stole 80 dollars at Gastown on Lorain Road. The suspect wore a blue stocking cap and fled on foot after disabling a front counter phone. a back office call triggered police aid. A blue stocking cap was found at the Traveler's Inn. K9 tracking followed to Exit nine area but scent was lost. Police from North Ridgeville, North Olmsted, Olmsted Township and the State Highway Patrol assisted.
The Avon Lake Homecoming Committee seeks volunteers to sell raffle tickets and assist with parking at the two day festival. A Sept 29 dedication at 10:30 am marks the band gazebo unveiling in Miller Park and a noon parade is planned. Raffle prizes include an Amish quilt and beef. proceeds fund a gift to Avon Lake High School. Dance tickets at St Joseph's Hall Oct 6 start at 8 pm. call 933 6414 or 933 4355 for reservations.
In Elyria a Vermilion man was abducted beaten and dumped in a field. Timothy Taylor and his father Alice Taylor pleaded guilty to reduced charges of attempted abduction and unlawful restraint. Sentencing set in 4 to 6 weeks after probation report.
Glen A. Sheimann, 32, pleaded guilty to two corruption charges stemming from incidents involving juvenile boys at Park Meadow Apartments Elyria where he worked as manager. Indicted Sept. 11, he faces a minimum six months and maximum 18 months on each count. sentencing in 4 to 6 weeks after probation report.
Elyria police and the FBI probe a safe drilled at National City Bank in Midway Mall between Sept 7 and Monday. The safe was empty and no forced entry found. The teller noticed the hole upon returning to work, with investigators uncertain how entry occurred. Detectives say the intruder seemed amateurish.
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