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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2010
Page
8
Michael Alan Rothgery, 42, of Bay Village formerly of Elyria, died unexpectedly on Saturday August 28, 2010. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by The Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home of Elyria.
Josephine Teresa Dumke 80, born Kristosik, of Elyria died Monday August 30 2010 at Elyria Wesleyan Village after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria.
Elizabeth A Haradem nee Shannon age 80 died August 29 2010 born in Elizabeth New Jersey resided Avon Ohio since 1966. She worked for Prudential Insurance and Good Samaritan Nursing Home was active in St Marys Altar and Rosary Society wife of Daniel Haradem mother of Denise Daniel David Donald Ann grandmother of Lilianna Damen Hara dem Augusto Giovanni Clare sister in law Jack Poland Kathleen Shannon preceded in death by her parents and siblings viewing September 1 2010 at Misencik Funeral Home Avon followed by a Mass September 2 2010 at St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church Avon Interment.
Elisabeth J. Liz Lamm, 68, died suddenly August 29 2010. A Nordonia Hills School District math teacher, she is survived by sister Margaret Maggie and other relatives. A memorial service is planned September 2 2010 at Fields United Methodist Church in North Ridgeville, with memorials to Fields United Methodist Church. Arrangements by Chambers Funeral Home Ohio.
Theodore A. Blabey 34 of Lorain died unexpectedly August 28 2010. He was a 1994 Lorain High School graduate and a longtime Medical Secretary for the Cleveland Clinic at Fairview Hospital. He is survived by his wife Jill Deborah Blabey his mother and siblings with services September 2 2010 at Gluvna Shimo Horomada Funeral Chapel Lorain followed by interment at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Contributions to the American Red Cross are requested in his memory.
Kenneth A Farnsworth Jr longtime Wellington water official died August 30 2010 after a long cancer battle. He started with Wellington Water Treatment Operations in 1958 rising to superintendent and assistant director of utilities. He oversaw the 1971 72 Upground Reservoir project and Pitts Road Charlemont Pumping Station decommissioning, retired 1990. He led Findley State Park and Pheasant Run Water Operations in the 1970s and served on local boards and community groups. He is survived by wife Elizabeth two daughters and two sons among others. Funeral services were set at Saint Patrick Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials suggested to Wellington Well Help or Southern Satellite Office on Aging.
Carmela E Jannuzzi 81 of Lorain died August 30 2010 after a long illness. Born April 11 1929 in Lorain she lived there her entire life and was a Lorain High School graduate class of 1947. She worked at First Federal Savings and Loan for 12 years retiring in 2005. Survived by sons Jack and John, daughter Faye Keisman, grandchildren and greats, sisters and a sister in law. Funeral services set for September 2 at Church of St Peter with visitation August 31 at Devin and Reber Jones Funeral Center and contributions to Friends of the Library.
The Columbus Dispatch reports nearly 5,800 deceased Ohio residents remain on voter rolls and at least 16 individuals may have cast ballots after death. State records show 221,000 mismatches with motor vehicle data, errors officials cite as typo issues and data misalignment. Secretary of State Brunner’s office says errors are being fixed.
Invacare says it earned Democratic praise in Ohio during its 30th anniversary year but condemns a campaign attack by Governor Kasich over outsourced jobs. The company notes new hires at its Elyria plant while Kasich's camp and Strickland's staff trade sharp rebuttals about job creation and policy aims.
City crews paused Friday on a railroad bridge project after a citizen complaint triggered checks by the Ohio EPA and Ohio BWC. Inspectors found paint residue and five gallons of dust. officials say the EPA has not ordered a stop, and the BWC is reviewing health risks though they do not deem the paint lead based. City officials aim to resume work for weekend events if respirator use is approved, with further safety steps under consideration.
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