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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1972
Page
8
Multiple notices report deaths and services in Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns. Ranging from Miss Erma May Champney 74 Oberlin to Mrs Leonard Baker 50 Homerville and others, including Krause Olenick Ernst Daedziak and Udovich. Funeral arrangements note churches, cemeteries and funeral homes across Lorain County.
Death notices for James D age 56 of 1121 West Ave Elyria survived by wife Sharlene and three sons and two daughters with memorial service planned at College Hey Baptist Church and funeral arranged by Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home Elyria. Mary age 82 of 1821 F 3th St Lorain survived by husband and two sons with rosary and altar society services at Bodrash Funeral Home and St Ladislaus Church followed by burial at Calvar Cemetery.
In loving memory of Robert J Keyes who died September 29. The game is the face we loved, the voice we loved to hear. Far enough away in sight or speech, yet close in thought. Beloved by wife and children Helen Frank and Joyce, and family.
A car driven by Marie Harris 38 of Oakdale Avenue ran off Livingston Avenue and crashed into a home on Livingston. Harris and resident Netti Martin 75 were treated at St Joseph Hospital and released. Damage estimated at 2500 dollars. Harris faces intoxication and traffic charges.
North Ridgeville police seek a medium size light tan short haired dog with a long tail that bit seven year old Michael Hamlin as he walked to Wilcox Elementary School. The dog wore a leather collar with a partial chain and might have rabies. Anyone with information should contact police to prevent rabies shots for the boy.
The U S Department of Labor’s Neighborhood Youth Corps grants 82 695 to Lorain County to provide 111 summer jobs for students from poor families. Enrollees work eight hours weekly at 160 per hour on Saturdays to supplement family income and encourage school retention. Sheffield Lake Forest Lawn Elementary resumes after gas fumes caused a one day delay when a construction breakage leaked gas, repaired in the afternoon.
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Jack Guglielotto of 799 Case Ave. is listed along with births or acknowledgments for Thomas Walls of 107 Hodge Ct Bill Alley 5890 Case Rd North Ridgeville Everett Sanders 332 Furnace St and Ason to Mr and Mrs Danny Adkins 11587 Station Rd Columbia Station.
An Oberlin resident Babe Blanco reports forsythia bushes blooming in her yard and nearby yards, noting the yellow flowers as an early sign of spring amid warming wet conditions. Several bushes in the neighborhood have also bloomed.
Indianapolis AP reports Richard E Bass is named director of the Division of Fish and Wildlife for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Bass takes over duties from prior leadership as state agencies sharpen wildlife management and conservation efforts.
Albert E Hostetler 83 of West Rd Oberlin died last night in Norwalk Memorial Home after two years of declining health He was a farmer and hauler born in Kentucky and had lived in the Oberlin area 45 years He was a 44 year member of First Baptist Church Oberlin and a 50 year member of Oberlin Grange No 1003 Surviving are his wife Net a daughter Mrs Thomas June Tkach Wakeman five grandchildren and two great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Rose Gosney Cleveland and Mrs Emma Smith Detroit Five brothers preceded him in death Friends may call at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman after 7 pm tomorrow and all day Sunday The Rev Paul Buckland will officiate Monday at 2 pm Burial will be in Camden Cemetery.
Officials in Cuyahoga Huron and Medina counties react like sweepstakes winners to news a federal revenue sharing bill may pass next week The plan would send roughly 50 million to Cuyahoga and about 1 million to Huron and Medina counties with funds earmarked for safety environment transportation recreation social services and libraries Local leaders urge cautious optimism awaiting actual approval and allocations from Congress
Irate Cleveland garbage collectors and street repairmen joined a citywide walkout tying up 6,000 workers. Local 1088 rejected the 1972 wage rise plan, seeking 5.5 percent increases now and fringe benefits. Back-to-work orders were sought after court denials.
Jack Cusick of Henrietta won a zoning board reversal over a plan to build on Garfield Road property. The board had denied a variance citing 300 feet frontage, but Cusick’s attorney argued a 300 foot setback, not road frontage, suffices. The board will seek clarification from the zoning commission and trustees.
Four individuals linked to a Phoenix area narcotics conspiracy were arrested near Wadsworth Township after a tip from Arizona authorities. Police seized about 300 pounds of marijuana and a small amount of cocaine valued at over 57500 dollars. Arrestees include Larry Moller 25 Linda Sanderson 24 Arthur Bird 26 and Bob Bowman 32. They face federal charges in Cleveland Court.
Firefighters responded to a Reeves Avenue blaze at 10 50 pm destroying a second floor unit. Estimated damage was seven thousand dollars with smoke and heat spreading to adjacent spaces. Occupant Jerry Walters was away. Kenneth Campbell treated for smoke inhalation and released. The fire likely started from a cigarette in the bedroom.
A three hour hunt by police and fire crews for truck driver Richard W Beier 32 of Detroit ended when he wandered into the Saddle Inn Motel at 6 57 am dazed after his westbound truck left Lake Road, struck a pole, was demolished and he was treated at Bay View Hospital before being released. A police report charged him with failure to control. The story also notes Julia Archibald Holmes historic Pike's Peak ascent in 1858.
At a public hearing LaGrange trustees discussed a plan to rezone 1800 feet of land along the Penn Central railroad from industrial to agricultural and residential except property owned by Pheasant Run Development. Critics accuse the move of discrimination and say it blocks future development while the planning commission questions its purpose until codes are revised.
A 30 year old Elyria man on Third Street was assaulted by three men on Washington Avenue at 2 a.m. They knocked him to the ground and broke his nose, then stole his wallet with $75. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and reported the incident to police.
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