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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2009
Page
8
Hazel M Strickland Menzies nee Horton 94 of Elyria died April 6 2009. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by The Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home of Elyria.
Barbara Lee Fehlan 69 of Wellington died April 4 2009 at the Cleveland Clinic born in Oberlin September 3 1939 she was a 1957 Oberlin High School graduate and homecoming queen. She worked 1980 to 2002 as administrative assistant to the Lorain County Joint Vocational School superintendent. She was a Bethany Lussane tier and gardening member and traveled to Europe with family. Survivors include her husband Raymond and children Jeff Brian David Jornia Scott and Mike Becher. Donations to Bethany Funeral.
Warren G Dunkle a Medina County resident for over fifty years and former Liverpool Township Zoning Inspector was active in local groups including Buckeye voters and Little League. He served in the US Army and worked for General Motors and GM Truck & Coach before retiring as a diesel mechanic teacher. He is survived by his wife Catherine and children with services April 9 2009 at Bauer Funeral Home Valley City. Burial at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery. Memorials to Valley City Fire and Rescue Dept.
Ronald E Staron born March 29 1946 in Cleveland lived in Huron for many years then Avon Lake for 13 years retiring in 2002. He played guitar and harmonica in a country band and enjoyed gardening fishing and time with grandchildren. Survivors include wife Florida daughters Kimberly Wilcheck and Robin. He was preceded by his mother Helen Staron. Funeral April 8 2009 at Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion with Sister Claudia Browsing officiating and AA service follows. Contributions may be made to Volunteers of America.
Bedeski says he feels personal security is crucial while noting Simpson’s writings. Lioux says Simpson, not the judge, is the target of frustration and not to be taken seriously. Simpson’s trial starts April 28 with Scotty Parker having pleaded to testify. The group is linked to robberies from June 10 to June 21, 2007, including a fatal shooting at Jack & Diane's Lounge.
Baker is charged with six counts alleging she embezzled about $60,000 from SEND and obtained roughly $44,000 in benefits she was not entitled to from the USDA programs including Food Stamps and Aid to Dependent Children. A personal bond of $50,000 was set. She was fired last March after discrepancies were found by SEND board members. She was arrested by the Taylor County Sheriff's Office on Thursday after investigators could not reach her and she did not respond to FBI calls.
Terrace Construction Co will clear clogged mains on four streets by June 24. Work includes draining pipes, relining inner walls with cement mortar, temporary lines bypassing meters, and potential home access for hose installation. Taste may vary due to temporary materials. late hours planned for access. prior relining improved pressure in nearby areas. Contact Cindy Leise for details.
Roberta L. Bobbie Lar logg, longtime Lorain teacher, died after 25 years in the field. She was preceded in death by her parents Evelyn and Melvin of LaGrange. Cremation was private. Memorials may be sent to Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary in Arizona or any Animal Humane Society.
A Virginia immigration judge revoked John Demjanjuk's stay of deportation, clearing the path for his transfer to Germany. The 89 year old Cleveland-area man, accused in a 29,000 count murder accessory case linked to Sobibor, plans to appeal the decision.
Michael and Sharon Gravelle began two year prison terms after being convicted of child endangering and child abuse. They were sent to separate state prisons in Ohio for keeping some of their 11 special needs children in wire and wooden enclosures. An appeals court denied their bid for a new trial.
A Vermilion fire destroyed a home as 25 to 40 firefighters battled flames from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Two dogs and three cats died, another cat was saved, and residents credit responders and the Red Cross for aid. Cause likely electrical baseboard heaters. not considered suspicious.
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