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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2007
Page
4
Richard Richard PB Griggs, 78, of Lorain died Friday, April 6, 2007. Friends may call Monday, April 9, 2007 from 5 to 8 PM at Wyers Funeral Chapel where services will be Tuesday at 11:00 A.M. Burial Resthaven Memory Gardens.
Valerie Jo Valerie Janet Horace 84 died Thursday April 5 2007. Beloved wife of Harold H Horace for 64 years mother of Sharon Mills and Greg Horace grandchildren eight great grandchildren Horace six sister Maxine Morgan sister Charlotte Bianchi preceded in death by Charlotte. A family service will be held later. Arrangements by Corrigan DiCicco Funeral Home Cleveland.
Clifford P. Gilmore Jr. of West Salem dies on April 5 2007 aged 42. Survived by Laney Bailey and a daughter Elizabeth, his parents Clifford Sr. and Dorothy, siblings James Renee Larry Patty Carl Kim Linda Joyce predeceased, fiancé Melissa ONeal. Friends receive April 24 and 69 PM at A Ripepi Sons Funeral Home Middleburg Heights with service April 10 at 10 AM and West Park Cemetery interment.
Dora M Al Dora M Andress Terry 90 of Amherst and formerly Elyria died April 4 2007 after brief illness Born October 15 1916 in Elyria she worked in assembly at Timms Spring in Elyria for 20 years retiring 1982 Survivors include daughters Nancy Henning Peggy Warniers and sons Don and Jim Andress plus 10 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren A memorial service will be held Monday 11 AM at Brookdale Cemetery Elyria with Rev Attila Szemesi officiating In lieu of flowers contributions to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation A luncheon follows at Amherst Christ Church with arrangements by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria
After NCAA March Madness coverage, Shaun Bennett recalls finishing first in a web bracket contest and 2,304th in Yahoo's pool. Former U S Senator Mike DeWine boosts John McCain's presidential bid in Ohio, heading McCain's committee and soliciting support.
Tornado damage at Pandy's Garden Center in Elyria Township on March 14 prompted a first annual sale for Best Buds members. J R Pandy says discounts apply through April 15 with tiered reductions despite the roof damage and rain.
Earl J. Gibson aged 75 of Arrangements are announced by Wyers Funeral Partners Lorain Chapel for a death on April 5 2007 in Sheffield Lake Funeral details remain incomplete but arrangements are in progress.
Mary C Dombrosky aged 64 of Elyria died April 2007 at EMH Regional Medical Center. Born September 23 1942 in Altoona PA she worked for the Lorain County Board of Education and resided most of her life in Elyria. She is survived by her daughter Kelly Isenhart and sons David and Kenneth, plus grandchildren and siblings. Visitation Sunday at Dicken Funeral Home followed by a funeral Mass at St Agnes Church. Burial in St Mary Cemetery. Memorials to benefit the Kidney and Dialysis Treatment Center.
Richard E. Smith 91 of Elyria died suddenly Friday April 6 2007 born April 6 1916 in Elyria resident all his life he was a US Post Office letter carrier and Army Air Corps veteran He was a LaPorte United Methodist Church trustee member of Holiday Hobo RV Club and enjoyed trains woodworking and travel He is survived by two daughters Roberta Hedrick and Kathy Kennedy and son Thomas C plus six grandsons one granddaughter one great granddaughter a brother a sister in law and longtime companion Irene Busch Funeral services 11 00 AM Tuesday April 10 at LaPorte United Methodist Church with viewing one hour prior Memorials to the church Burial at LaPorte Cemetery with VFW Post 1079 honors.
About 10 a.m. a Berkshire Road resident reported a garage break-in with rummaged car contents but no theft. A 5 a.m. call noted a prowler outside the home. A Larkmont Drive resident was arrested nearby, as a suspect in the incidents. Other Thursday break-ins on Metcalf Road and Washington Avenue involved stolen cash and a DVD player. police Lt. Eichenlaub cautions these may not be connected.
Timko couple transform a 19th century Harris property at the core of Amherst into 5 Corners Bed and Breakfast. They revive a historic crossroads once called The Corners, naming rooms after local streets and living on site to host guests. Main Street Amherst aids with grants and downtown revival.
The Federal Elections Commission rejected allegations by former Rep. Tom Sawyer that Betty Sutton's campaign and EMILY's List collaborated illegally during her primary bid. Sawyer claimed overlapping mailings from Akron addresses and questioned 22 trips over 16 years as vacations.
Kathleen DeSalvo, co owner of a Willoughby condo management firm, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of mail fraud for stealing about 3.4 million from 2000 to earlier this year. Victims included Meadow Lakes HOA in North Ridgeville. She cooperates with the federal probe, faces about five years, free on 20000 bond until July sentencing.
Janie Kessinger of Oakhill Boulevard files in county Common Pleas Court alleging Lorain and Insituform Technologies were negligent repairing a corroded sewer pipe that collapsed on November 30 causing raw sewage backup and extensive damage. The suit seeks more than $25,000.
Former Lorain firefighter James Mietcarek also known as Jimmy Mill was indicted by a county grand jury on robbery and theft charges from a February bank robbery at Fifth Third Bank on Broadway. He reportedly handed a teller a note and left with cash, without a weapon, and was later arrested. Mietcarek left his firefighting job in 1998 after ten years due to a medical disability.
Speaul I Morris, 54, of West 18th Street, was arrested on Oberlin Road after a near miss with a Lorain officer. He posted a blood alcohol content of 0.179 after field sobriety tests, facing felony drunken driving charges plus citations for license issues and weaving. Court records show five prior drunken driving convictions in 20 years.
Greene says no single shop targeted and aims for voluntary compliance rather than prosecutions. The board’s May 2006 lawsuit once named Lou's Body & Paint Shop and Zibb's Auto Body, but those complaints were settled. Luman supports registration if meaningful and statewide improvements follow. he questions the board’s funding via fees. Greene defends the board and urges residents to check the board’s site for registered shops.
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