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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2014
Page
12
Okey Stout 81 of Grafton died Monday April 21 2014 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center after a short illness. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home Grafton Ohio.
Joanne M. Stanislawski 89 of Grafton died Monday April 21 2014 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center after a short illness. Arrangements by Blackburn Duke Funeral Home 1021 Main St Grafton will be announced.
Carole J. Enzor nee Gannon 89 of Lorain died April 18 2014 at Mercy New Life Hospice following a long illness. Born February 23 1925 in Ashland she was a 1941 Ashland High School graduate and a longtime dietitian at Stouffer s Restaurant later co owner of the Carole-Sue Galley. She was active in the American Legion Auxiliary Erie County Eight Forty Lorain Senior Center and caring hostess for meals. Survived by husband Robert Enzor eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren and other relatives. Visitation April 23 2014 4 8 PM and April 24 2014 9 30 10 30 AM Schwartz Spence Boyer Cool Home for Funerals Lorain. Funeral April 24 2014 10 30 AM at the funeral home. Burial Resthaven Memory Garden Avon. Memorials to American Legion Auxiliary Unit 397 Vermilion OH. Online condolences at boyercool com.
William E Ruth 77 of Elyria Ohio died April 20 2014 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center surrounded by family He spent 40 years in education starting in Shreve and helping found Lorain County Joint Vocational School retiring as superintendent in 1998 He is survived by his wife Sally children stepchildren and many grandchildren and great grandchildren A memorial service was held at St Andrews Episcopal Church and memorial gifts supported Elyria Schools and Friends Alumni Association
Thomas D. Day, 87, of Oberlin, died Thursday, April 17, 2014, at Welcome Nursing Home in Oberlin. Dicken Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Elyria handled arrangements.
Dorothy Carol Trubach died April 16 2014 after a brief illness related to her daughter Tam m ie. She was born July 28 1943 in Hico Texas and lived in San Bernardino and Sheffield Lake Ohio where she retired in 2006 from May's Department Stores Great Lakes Data Center. She enjoyed crafts travel and culinary arts and was active in the United Church of Christ. She is survived by her son John R Trubach daughter in law Dawn sister Linda Gardner brother Dwain Morris and many grandchildren great grandchildren and friends. A memorial service for Carol and her daughter Tammie Olsen was held April 26 2014 at Sheffield Lake United Church of Christ. Memorials may be given to the church. Funeral arrangements were by Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel Lorain.
Tamica Jeffers a 33 year old mother pleaded guilty in Hamilton County court to a child endangerment charge after an incident at a McDonald s play area near Cincinnati. The state dropped a second charge and she faces 48 more days in jail before release. Her boyfriend Robert Palmer overdosed and was revived by police. Jeffers testified she believed he used only medicines for cancer and Crohn s disease. Her two children aged 8 and 5 were present during the event.
Oberlin College hosts the Thyagaraja Festival featuring four South Indian performances and a midnight film. Organizer Jamey Haddad links the event to Cleveland State University tradition and to Ramnad Sri V. Raghavan, founder in 1978. He notes 3,000 year old instruments highlighted in temple drawings and calls it a transformative learning experience for students.
Free events run 2 p.m. today to 2 a.m. Wednesday at the Apollo Theatre Oberlin featuring veena flute nadaswaram mridangam vocal violin and Bharatanatyam demo plus a screening of Ship of Theseus 2012. Chelsea Miller Haddad aims to make the festival annual.
A former Steubenville technology director, William Rhinaman, pleads not guilty to evidence tampering obstructing justice and perjury as a pre trial hearing is set. Superintendent Mike McVey also pleads not guilty to obstructing justice tampering with evidence and a misdemeanor false statement. Earlier, a Steubenville elementary principal faced dropped charges in exchange for community service on rape awareness.
Lecc Money funds LED upgrades across the campus including Spitzer Conference Center to cut energy use. LCCC estimates savings of about 160000 dollars annually on lighting and reports 40 percent energy reduction in the Spitzer Center with a 622419 dollar release by the State Controlling Board.
Springfield and surrounding area mourn a popular high school football player killed by a youth at an apartment complex after a dispute. Police say the 17 year old suspect, who attends an alternative school, fled after the shooting. Jeff Wellington, age not listed, died after transfer to a hospital.
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