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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2009
Page
10
Mary Lou Aring aged 75 of Spencer died Friday April 24 2009 at New Life Hospice Center of St Joseph arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by The Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home of Elyria Oregon.
Helen Loretta Kurpely born March 28 1919 moved to the area in 1932. She belonged to St Agnes Church United Polish Club Auxiliary and is survived by nieces and nephews including Irene Borsenic and siblings Eugene John Henry. Friends may call April 26 2009 at Baegora Do Funeral Home Elyria with closing prayers and mass on April 27 2009 Rev Albert A Krupp celebrant Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township.
Barbara Elaine Bell Nuernberger born July 19 1931 in Detroit Michigan taught in Ypsilanti Salz burg Austria and Oberlin A memorial service was held Tuesday April 28 2009 at 10 A M Interment followed at Westwood Cemetery Memorial contributions were requested to Lorain County Kennel Club c o Ron Caffo 4605 Kew Dr North Park OH 44126
Cordell Geiger Sr. longtime US Steel oiler and Ameri-Temp employee, enjoyed biking fishing and karate. Survived by wife Bernetta Geiger, sons Cordell II and Morgan, mother Nettie Duckson, sister Edna, brother Jerry Sr., six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday January 28 2009 at Carter Funeral Worship Cathedral with private burial. Online condolences at carterfuneralhome yahoo.com or carterfhinc.com.
Marguerite June Schnell 88 formerly of Lorain LaGrange South Amherst and Florida died April 24 2009 in Lorain. Born June 26 1920 in Brooklyn Ohio she worked 25 years as head cook at Keystone and South Amherst High Schools. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain with memorials to CHP Regional Foundation New Life Hospice.
Scott Thomas Gensert will be honored at an 8 PM service held at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home located at 327 Cleveland Street in Elyria. The Rev Palmner Ed will officiate. Online condolence messages are invited at www.reichlinroberts.com.
Mary-Bell Lasky 68 a lifelong Wellington resident died Friday April 24 2009 at Lorain Community Health Partners after a brief illness She was born in 1941 to the late H and Scyoc.
Oberlin College hosts an International Education Festival with student ensembles such as O Steel Nothing But Treble and Japanese Taiko drummers. Kim Faber founded SITES in 2005 to teach Spanish to elementary students and support IB program adoption. More than 50 college volunteers and two community members assist this year.
Overnight temperatures were to fall into the lower 60s with highs near the mid 80s today. Sunday looks partly sunny with a chance of storms as a cold system’s position could push highs into the upper 70s or drop to the 40s if it stays north of Ohio as Lombardy suggested.
The FOP-affiliated PAC endorsed three council hopefuls who engaged with officers, citing their willingness to learn department needs. Brubaker praised ride-alongs, while Stewart plans to engage more with officers. vote split on grant support, with one no vote citing funding risk.
Jeff Russell of Russell Realty warns foreclosures and sheriff sales can depress street values depending on count and sale prices. Residents like Lisa Piscola fear land behind Hidden Park Townhomes being developed into rentals. Five vacant units in Hidden Park are up for auction as Fifth Third Bank owns the properties.
SEND, a group aiming to improve Elyria's south side and funded largely by federal grants, sought recovery after accounting problems led to a near shutdown. In a Friday hearing U S District Court Magistrate Judge Benita Pearson ordered Baker’s electronic monitoring device removed and kept her on a $50,000 bond with curfew restrictions.
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