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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2007
Page
4
Stephen E. Kozel 78 of Elyria died after a lengthy illness. Arrangements will be at his home Sunday evening as announced by Busch Funeral Home in Elyria. April 22, 2007.
Mary A Moldovan nee Molnar 92 of Avon died Sunday April 22 2007 at Good Samaritan Health Center Avon Born December 10 1914 in Clay Center OH lived in Avon since 1959 Member of St Marys Catholic Church enjoyed gardening sewing and pets Survived by son Richard Clearwater FL three grandchildren Christine Monica and Richard one great grandchild Cameron Preceded in death by husband Steve 1965 son Steve 2006 and 11 siblings Friends 7 9 AM Tuesday Misencik Funeral Home Interment Calvary Cemetery Lorain Mass Wednesday 16 AM at St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Avon MEET AT CHURCH Authorities note no additional details provided
Cora Mossman died April 18 2007 at New Life Hospice in Lorain County after a long Ohio life and later retirement in Ocala Florida She and husband George were active locally coordinating Santa Claus gifts Firelands Band Roosters and stadium projects She is survived by sisters Sherman French six grandchildren and several great grandchildren A private graveside service was held April 23 2007 Memorials may go to New Life Hospice or Hospice of Marion County.
Elyria police log details multiple incidents from April 21 to April 27 including burglaries, thefts, a report of an assault on a 14 year old, a protection order violation, drug and weapons charges, vehicle thefts, and vandalism across neighborhoods such as Lincoln Court Fowl Road Middle Avenue Morgan Avenue and Jamestown Avenue with items stolen ranging from electronics to cash. Authorities issued charges for drug possession driving under suspension obstructing a crosswalk and domestic violence.
A remote link in Iraq hosted a live Q and A with students from Oklahoma, South Carolina and Texas. Soldiers answered questions on weather and leisure while displaying a 100 inch projection screen. The session showcased normalcy amid deployment and highlighted harsh June July Iraqi conditions. Soldiers enjoyed the contact and one spoke of wanting to attend boot camp. Contact Stephen Szucs at 329-7129 or ss2ucs chroniclet.com.
Howa Howard E Seiling 73 of Elyria died Saturday April 21 2007 at EMH Regional Medical Center after a sudden illness. He was born August 1 1933 in Elyria and spent his life in the area. He worked 40 years at Timms Spring Company retiring in 1991 as production control manager. He served in the Korean War era Air Force and was active in St Mary Catholic Church American Legion Post 12 VFW Post 1079 and several local clubs. He is survived by daughters Deborah Mills and Diane Plas sons Christopher and John Seiling four grandsons six great grandchildren two sisters and his former wife Dora Crumm Seiling. Funeral details included calling hours Wednesday and service Thursday at the Bayer Laubenthal Funeral Home with burial at St Mary Cemetery Elyria and military honors by VFW Post 1079. Contributions suggested to Elyria Catholic Dad's Booster Club or the American Heart Association.
Ulick Malcolm 83 of Columbia Station died Sunday April 22 2007 after a brief illness at Northridge Health Center North Ridgeville He was born April 16 1924 in Dundee Scotland and lived in the United States since 1955 He served in Royal Navy and British Army in World War I and worked as a tool and die maker in Maryland before retiring He was a 32nd degree Mason with Scottish Rite and a Shriners drummer He is survived by wife Annie as well as daughter Linda Mack and son Gordon Malcolm six grandchildren and three great grandchildren He was preceded by siblings Dorothy Peter and James A memorial service will be held Saturday April 28 at 11 AM at Blackburn Duke Funeral Home Grafton Burial will be in Scotland.
Donna I Donna Jean Stein of Litchfield died April 18 2007 in Medina at age 57. Born September 14 1949 in Piqna Ohio she and husband owned a Minuteman Press in Elyria and she later worked at The Mail Room Medina. She belonged to York United Methodist Church and supported 4 H rabbits. Survived by husband Richard Stein daughters Tracy Stein and Richard Allen Stein, parents Donald and Betty Leist, sisters.
Patricia K Stein of Ft Loramie Ohio and Brenda Leist of Houston Ohio are remembered with a memorial service on Saturday May 5 2007 at York United Methodist Church Medina. Donations may support Johns Hopkins GI Liver Pathology or Medina Hospice with Waite Son Funeral Home Medina handling arrangements.
Louise H. Romans nee Winarski 48 of Grafton died April 22 2007 at New Life Hospice Lorain after a short illness. She lived 36 years in Cleveland moved to Grafton 52 years ago and worked 20 years for Cleveland Trust retiring 1974. An avid Indians fan she enjoyed reading word games puzzles and cheering her grandsons. Survived by daughters Andrea Campbell Kim Matthews five grandchildren three great grandchildren sisters Marian Stark Margaret Isell brother Thomas Winar and many nieces and nephews.
The obituary notes the death of Eltein Romans Eltein, preceded by parents Andrew and Elizabeth Winarski, sister Irene McGann, brothers Ralph and Roy Winarski, grandson Todd Matthews, and former husband Ralph Romans. A memorial service is set for April 25, 2007, at 1:00 PM at Amvers Post 32 Elyria with Rev Judy Ponting officiating. Contributions may go to CHP Regional Foundations New Life Hospice. Funeral handled by Wyers Funeral Chapel.
Pulitzer Prize winner David Halberstam was killed in a March 10 collision in Menlo Park near San Francisco. He was 73 and riding as a passenger when his car was broadsided by another vehicle. The other driver sustained minor injuries. Halberstam died from internal injuries at the scene.
Two lawyers were named to fill vacant Democratic seats on the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. Jennifer Brunner chose Inajo Davis Chappell and Eben McNair from six finalists. Davis Chappell and McNair replace Ed Coaxum and Loree Sages who resigned at Brunner's request amid election problems. Republican seats and future GOP appointees were noted with references to the party's ongoing selections.
Buckley hails the new bridge as a catalyst for park access and scenery, with city leaders securing state and federal grants to cover the 650000 dollar project. Construction finished late 2006 amid minor fixes by Don Mould's firm, as plans push to connect the east and west falls with walkways and smaller bridges. State and federal resources are being sought to fund the next phase, including a cement path from the bridge toward the east falls.
After a prolonged standoff, Jackson emerged as police closed in following a misdemeanor aggravated menacing arrest warrant. A woman alleged he threatened to shoot her 7-year-old daughter over a drug debt urging officers to sign off as family members defended him.
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