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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2001
Page
11
A batch obituary notice summarizes multiple Elyria and Lorain County deaths including Louis F Karkoska of Olmsted Township, Ethel Finnegan of Amherst, Charles Arthur Osborn of Wellington, and others. It lists ages, former towns, military service, survivors, funeral details, and interment plans across several local churches and cemeteries.
A year after her husband’s death Louise writes a tender message about enduring love. She recalls shared laughter, kisses, and touch, and says his spirit remains near. She speaks of a hopeful reunion in a joyful resurrection day and signs as Your Loving Wife Louise.
Ann M Naymik Huber 84 of Amherst died Wednesday in Golden Acres Nursing Home after Alzheimer's disease. She lived 62 years in Amherst after 22 in Lorain. Survivors include son Kurt, two grandchildren, brothers Jehn and Mike Naymik, sisters Mary Endras and Helen Radman, and her husband Anthony. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today at Gluvna Shimo-Hromada Funeral Chapel Lorain. Parastas at 7:30 p.m. today. Funeral 9 a.m. Saturday followed by Divine Liturgy at 9:30 a.m. at St. Nicholas Byzantine Rite Catholic Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Memorial to Alzheimer's Association.
Lena B. Strickler 88 of Wellington died Tuesday at Autumn Aegis Nursing Home Lorain after a long illness. Born in Wellington, she lived in Lorain County all her life. She attended Church of the Open Door and was a Dames of Malta member. Surviving: daughter Janet Coolman Arizona. sons Richard Elyria and Steven David William Jr in Arizona. nine grandchildren. six great grandchildren. sister Helen Beepple Elyria. husband William Sr. died 1986. sisters Dorothy Leininger Gladys Miller. brother Ora Beam. No visitation. Private memorial service Saturday. Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria handling arrangements.
Mayor contender Coyne states he will not seek the Cleveland mayoral race now and will return later. He cites intangible life decisions and hints his name could appear on a ballot again somewhere at some time, amid high name recognition after the Brook Park airport expansion vote.
Barbara Bidwell announces award to Darrell Young for 70 years of exhibiting and 93 years of company presence at Wellington Implement. Young, treasurer of the senior fair, is praised for thorough debt handling and fair administration. He has attended all but one directors meeting since 1963, missing only a 1994 bypass operation.
CT reports on Youth4Youth student driven goals across Elyria high schools printed on posters with team photos. Leaders from Tracey and Roslyn Valentine describe student empowerment, listening to youths, and plans to expand to middle schools while pursuing a potential national model.
Vealey, who testified three hours, pleaded guilty Aug. 6 to voluntary manslaughter and related charges in Gunnoe case. She serves 20 years at Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville. Cross examining prosecutor Kevin Baxter pressed her on a post killing statement alleging Hermann’s threats and involvement. Hermann’s lawyers said whether he will testify remains undecided.
Judge White offered many opinions on caseloads while Judge Stephens cited 1999 Lorain County figures placing judges in the top tier for cases per judge. He will study whether 1999 was an anomaly or if caseloads rise gradually each year.
Last year Elyria weighed buying the bank building for Abbe Road straightening but dropped the idea after learning a tentative buyer existed. Mayor Bill Grace said the plan was not a city priority and De la Porte says he was told before purchase the city did not intend to revive the bid.
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