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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1992
Page
5
A batch of obituary and funeral notices honors Lela Morgan, Margaret Birckline, Lois Barker, Jerome Parker, Elton Murrin, Donald Roswell, Carole Reynolds, Ethel Earl, and others. Details cover birthplaces, lifetimes in Elyria Wakeman Norwalk Lorain Vermilion Collins Wake man and edges of Ohio, church memberships, military service, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
Death notes Joseph M Wie of Senilsty. Survivors include brother Bert Latran and Harold. Friends may call from 1 pm. Service at 2 pm at Cowling Funeral Home South Main Street Oberlin. Burial in East Pittsfiel Cemetery Pittsfield Township with Wellington Post VFW to conduct military honors.
Anne B Amelson 88 of Graf ton Elyria area, long illness born 1903 Newport News VA. Survived by son Marvin Amelson, daughter Barnett Silbert, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services at Forest Lawn Cemetery Norfolk VA with Curtis Schenffler Busch Funeral Chapel Elyria handling. Frank Wasdovitch 70 Elyria died cancer. Sultana M Toth Lorain died at St Joseph Hospital. Burial Calvary Lorain. Agnes Karash daughter Pat Pawlikowski Frank Jr son. Edith Fulton 85 Lorain died Avon Oaks Nursing Home. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Amherst. Executions and wakes held at local funeral homes and churches across Lorain and Elyria regions. Family notices list numerous relatives and church affiliations. Services and military honors by American Legion Post 12. Health Center Hospice program referenced. Edith Fulton attends Emmanuel United Methodist Church Lorain. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst.
In North Ridgeville a fire at 1 Cadet Dr started when a boy played with a lighter. Mark Burdette raced to safety after his 4 year old son fled his bedroom. It took 15 firefighters two pumpers and a heavy rescue unit to extinguish the blaze causing about $50,000 in damage. The south end of the home was destroyed and the family will stay with relatives during repairs.
In Lorain three men were arrested after a customer told a teller he was forced at gunpoint to withdraw cash from Lorain National Bank. Arrested were Mark A. Henderson 30, Anthony T. Morton 29, and Arnold W. President 33. Henderson faces aggravated robbery and related counts, Morton and President charged with complicity to aggravated robbery. Morton also faces driving under suspension. All arraigned and jailed. A handgun ammunition and counterfeit crack cocaine were seized. The victim claimed he had smoked crack the night before and awoke to find his car missing.
Lorain County Commissioners voided a bid award to Cross-Roads Asphalt Recycling Inc for a crack sealing project after a private 50 minute session. Erie Blacktop Inc had submitted the lower bid, but was challenged on references. The unanimous reversal follows Engineer Carney's recommendation.
Beverly Renner says only city administrators may use the city's tax number for purchases with council approval. Coey plans to review police findings before any action. Fire Chief Schue will act only after guidance from Coey following discussions with Saddler.
Hobbs, tied to an eighth DWI, faces a pre trial review in Lorain before transfer to Portage County Provenza reports. May 21 license suspension followed sentencing two years probation and 138 days credit and Compass House rehab. Police say Hobbs nearly fell when approached after backing from Builders Square. he refused a blood test and posted 2500 dollar bond.
The piece argues huge tax cuts and defense spending plus cut funds for states created a nationwide fiscal crisis. It claims S&L bailouts surpassed welfare outlays, criticizes Bush for lacking long term solutions, and says Congress hinders reform amid growing public dissatisfaction. The tone is skeptical of the administration.
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