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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1999
Page
17
Multiple notices report deaths of residents across Lorain County. Robert Stroup former Spencer and Elyria educator and counselor. Mary Berthold of Amherst. Charles Krupcki listed as a survivor. Other obituaries include Clyde Thomas of Junction City Kansas with Ohio ties, Myrtle White of Lorain a long time teacher and literacy advocate. Funeral details and memorials noted.
Mildred J Bell age 74 of Township died after a long illness. She supported the LaPorte Hot Stove Baseball League and was a Cleveland Indians fan. Survivors include husband Donald, daughter Sheryl Hymes, sons Bell and Joseph A Bell, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, sister Doris Merrick and brother John Greene. Visitation at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home with services Monday officiated by Rev. Philip D Jamieson. Memorial gifts to charity of donor's choice.
Grace A Billinghurst, 96, of Avon died Wednesday at the Good Samaritan Nursing Home Avon. Services pending at Busch Burmeister Family Chapel 32000.
Blanche Margaret Csincsak Florist 82 of Vermilion died Wednesday at Community Health Partners Lorain after a long illness. Born in Lorain, she lived there, Elyria, then Kingston of Vermilion since 1982. She worked over 25 years for Lake Avenue Florist. Survived by son Gary Las Vegas, three grandchildren, sister Eleanor Gede Elyria. Graveside services 11 a.m. Monday at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Twp. Memorials to Kingston of Vermilion.
Kermit R Thrash 48 of McKeesport Pa died at home after a short illness Born in Elyria he was Elyria High School 1968 basketball player Wilberforce University 1974 former Elyria High Edison School teacher and later coordinator for the mentally retarded in Pittsburgh Survivors include wife Theola daughters Elise and Kvala Capers of Elyria brother Tom Smith Jr of Chicago mother Louvina Smith 1966 burial in McKeesport Pa Services Saturday at Newman Winston Memorial Chapel The Rev Robert C Taylor will preside
Winners from C1 store will receive 1000 for selling the winning Kicker numbers of 9-6-9-2-1 5. A ticket with the six numbers drawn Wednesday for the 12 million dollar SuperLotto was sold at Fitchville Market on state Route 250 in New London. The market owner will get 10000 for selling the winning ticket. A separate 12 million dollar SuperLotto prize sold at Jamie's Flea Market in South Amherst remains unclaimed.
A Lorain County judge delayed the multi million Head Start abuse case as an appellate court reviews his dismissal of Head Start and the Lorain County Community Action Agency. The trial was set for April 7 against remaining defendants including ex bus driver Nancy Smith and Joseph L. Allen. Attorneys said delaying avoids reliving trauma and preserves court resources while immunity and sovereign immunity precedents are tested.
The Stones delivered a high energy set including You Got The Silver and Brown Sugar at Gund Arena as fans braved prices from 39.50 to 250 and a sold out No Security tour show. Elyria resident Helen Edwards bought a band T shirt while Ray Singleton and Marty Carbaugh paid 90 each for entry.
Pleads from Ci Southern tracks at state Route 60 as Schultz backed a bus carrying about 20 students. A wooden gate began to close on the bus as a train neared, Schultz backed up snapping the gate. No injuries. Schultz declined comment. School board president Marie Warden said officials contacted Norfolk and Southern, and the engineer said Schultz was not at fault.
DI Donald Ortner announced Buchs won the board race after interviews with 12 candidates. Corley’s seat up for re election in November. Buchs praised for fairness and child focus. He and his family are active in Firelands education. his sons attend Firelands High and South Amherst Middle School.
Bureau workers posted a sign to warn about the outage as Connie Wiech of Elyria waited about 20 minutes for her temporary 1984 Buick Riviera plates. Ohio DMV spokesman Leo Skinner said the new system caused confusion but most agencies in Lorain County and statewide resumed normal service by 10 a.m. A window display notice offered late registrants relief to avoid expired tags.
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