Elyria Man Edwin Yost 85 Dies After Long Illness
Edwin Yost 85 lifelong Elyria Huntington resident and WWII veteran died at ZMH Regional Medical Center after a long illness. He worked as a truck driver for Rossborough Trucking Co. Cleveland retiring in 1982. Survived by partner Beatrice Tanner, children Gail Elliott Ginny Tomcke Denny Randy 9 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral arrangements at Bauer Laubenthal Elyria with burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society or American Lung Association.
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Edwin Yost
George Edwin Yost
Elyria
ZMH Regional Medical Center
Huntington
Yost
Rossborough Trucking Co
Cleveland
Beatrice Tanner
Gail Elliott
Columbia Station
Ginny Tomcke
Denny
Highland Village
Texas
Randy
Reynoldsburg
Beatrice Mae
Nee Fell) Yost
George E
Lottie R
Lottie R. (Nee Moore) Yost, and A Sister, Georgia Sherrard
Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home
Chestnut Ridge Road
Dalton Love
Death Notice for George Edwin Yost of Elyria
George Edwin Yost 85 of Elyria died Wednesday. Survived by longtime companion Beatrice Tanner daughters Gail Elliott and Ginny Tomeko sons Denny and Rands nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Friends may call 11 am to 1 pm Saturday at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Chestnut Ridge Road at State Route 31 Elyria. Burial follows in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Yost George Edwin
Elyria
Simisors
Beatrice Tanner
Gail Elliott
Ginny Tomeko
Denny and
Rands
Bauer Laubenthal Funeral
Chestnut Ridge Road
Bunaf
Brookdale
Elyria elections volunteer Sally Tonry dies at 67
Sally A. Tonry 67, of Elyria, an elections volunteer and former poll worker, died Thursday in Columbus after a four year illness. Survived by husband Eugene, daughters Beth Pavlik and Kathy Eubanks, son Kim Tonry, four grandchildren, sister Nancy Botamer, brother John Mayak, and her parents Anthony and Garnet Mayak. Memorial service Saturday at First Congregational United Church of Christ with burial later. arrangements by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home. Contributions suggested to Carcinoid Cancer Foundation or Erie Shores Humane Society.
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Sally A. Tonry
Mayak
Elyria
Ohio State University Medical Center
Columbus
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Tonry
Colmore Club
Board of Elections
Eugene
Beth Pavlik
Amherst
Kathy Eubanks
Worthington
Kim Tonry
Downers Grove
Nancy Botamer
LaGrange
John L. Mayak
Fremont
Anthony and
Garnet
Nee Cox) Mayak
Second St. Elyria
Dennis Fredriksen
Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home
Carcinoid Cancer Foundation
Mamaroneck Ave
White Plains
N.Y
Erie Shores
Lorain boy faces 13 charges after sexual abuse trial
Four teenage girls testified that the boy touched them in sexual ways in places including a school, a mother's van, and a girl's home. Prosecutors dropped two charges and an arrest warrant was issued for a sixth girl who did not appear. Police expect to detain her when she returns to Lorain. Authorities consider trying the boy on the remaining charges.
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Locke Graves
Smith
Lilly
Lorain
Robert Poli
Dayton
City water project aims for December completion
Moghe said the Ci project should finish by December as crews fix water pressure in southeast and southwest areas. Safety director Roihgery stressed water for fire safety and daily use, funded from the city water fund. Smaller mains are done, larger lines near completion on Clark Street Abbe Road and South Abbe Road. Contact Christina Failure at 229-7129.
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Moghe
Safety Service
Eric Roihgery
Clark Street
Abbe Road
Clark and
Broad Streets
South Abbe Road
Cornell Avenue
Baldwin Avenue
Christina Failure
Collie
Chronicletelegram-Com
World War II veteran Richard L Merchant of Avon Lake dies
Richard L Merchant 73 of Avon Lake a WWII Army veteran died Thursday at Good Samaritan Skilled Nursing Center Avon Born in Lorain he moved to Avon Lake 1969 He was a 1943 Lorain High School graduate attended Ohio University Worked as an outside salesman of food products An avid golfer and hunter Survivors include son Stephen B and two granddaughters His wife Betty L died in 2002 Private services will be held at Ridge Memorial Park Amherst Township Memorials Redeemer Lutheran Church
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Florence E. Rashke
Cashmore
Sheffield Lake
Avon Qaks
New Castle
Avon Lake
General Motors
Hope Lutheran Church
Rashke
Loretta Krasnevich
Millie Kristoff
Lorain
Janet Rasmussen
Roy Rashke
Martina Allen
Cleveland
Beatrice Gass
Westlake
Harry Cashmore
Martha Wright
John Cashmore
David Bogner
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
American Diabetes Association
North Canton
Richard L. Merchant
Good Samaritan
Lorain High School
Ohio University
Mr. Merchant
Europe
Stephen B
Kissimmee
Fla
Betty L
Nee Burk
Charles and
Elizabeth Merchant
Ridge Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Busch Burmeister Family Chapel
Chilson
Sonny” Washburn
Navy
Air Force
National Guard
Elyria
Emh Regional Medical Center
East Lansdowne
Federal Aviation Administration
Oberlin
Washburn
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
North Ridgeville High School
Windsor School
Firelands Council
Boys Scouts of America
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Frank S. Harmon
Joan (Nee Hand
Vicki Metzger
Pennsauken
N.J
Linda Kohl
June Gradisek
Douglas
Glen Burnie
Lawrence
Trudy Ritchie
Akron
Charles Washburn
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Stone City Chapter No. 324
Order of Eastern Star
Amherst
Elyria Lodge No. 787
College Park Drive
William F. Burkett
Levy Debate Divides City Council Over Police Levy
Council members clash over a police levy after a special finance meeting, with Hill Scidig and Butkowski challenging the decision and Police Chief Rick Thomas defending the plan. The department, 34 officers strong, relies on a permanent levy from the 1970s to fund operations, and officials warn cuts would affect equipment, investigations, training, and a computer upgrade, while promising no drop in police service. Contact Anna Michael at 329-7155 or amichael@hmnicietelegan.com.
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Hill
Scidig
Butkowski
Rick Thomas
Thomas
Gener
Ates
Ex Head Start drivers appeal rejected by fifth district court
Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen, both former Head Start bus employees from Lorain, had appeals rejected by the Ohio Fifth District Court of Appeals. Smith, 45, and Allen, 50, received lengthy prison terms after conviction. Attorneys plan further action in state courts and potential federal habeas petitions, citing closed courtroom proceedings and lack of oaths for child witnesses.
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Elyria
Nancy Smith
Joseph Allen
Lorain
5Th District Court of Appeals
Allen
John P. Parker
Ohio Supreme Court
Smith
David L. Doughton
Doughton
Parker
Sun District
William R. Baird
Lynn C. Slaby
Doughten
Ohio Public Defender's Office
Vasi recycling plan moves forward in Lorain County
Lorain County commissioners approved an 8600 feasibility study for a countywide recycling and education center championed by Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi. Betty Blair urged caution while Dan Billman noted avoidance of service duplication and job seekers from two firms express interest. Republican David Moore criticized the effort as propaganda and opposed the measure. The panel also delayed a decision on hiring an engineering firm to inspect cracked expansion joints in the county parking garage, with a study costing nearly 70000 and repairs expected to be much higher.
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Elyria
Mary Jo Vasi
Vasi
Betty Blair
Blair
Westfield Shoppingtown
Dan Billman
Lorain County Solid Waste Management District
Bill Grace
United Steelworkers of America
David Moore
Moore
Karen Davis
Davis
Avon fire station to open with swearing in 16 paramedics
Avon officials announce the new fire station at 36185 Detroit Road will officially open Sunday with a 10 am ceremony to swear in 16 full-time firefighter paramedics. The old Detroit Road site could not be expanded and the switch to full-time staffing was approved July 14. Residents may tour the station at 2 pm after the ceremony and view trucks and equipment.
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AVON
Frank Root Jr
Root
Detroit Road
Meghan Moravei
Chronicletelegram.com
Erwynne’s Mash to perform at Wellington Gazebo Sunday
The Erwynne’s Mash, a Oberlin based Scottish folk group featuring Bruce Erwin, Joanne Erwin, and Emily Erwin, will play at 7 p.m. Sunday in Wellington’s Gazebo square. This marks their second performance with free admission and lawn seating. bad weather moves the concert to First Congregational Church. Further notes cover local education and festival medals.
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Erwin
Erwynne
Bruce
Joanne
Emily
Oberlin
Wellington
Riverside
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvania
Edinboro
Elyria Catholic High School
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Oak Hill Nursing Home
Ruby Tyler
Richard & Family
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Jack Bradley
Bob Taft
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Jeff Manning
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Cleise
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Bdicken
Chrameletelegram
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Wellington Gazebo
Beck Center
Lakewood
Oberlin College Conservatory
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