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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1991
Page
8
A batch of obituaries and death notices from the Elyria area covers Elizabeth Denn, Elizabeth Dean, Cameron Conant, Grace Ritorto, Mary Matty, and others. It notes ages, birthplaces, former residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements including calling hours, services, and burial locations. Memorials are directed to heart and lung associations, with service details at local funeral homes.
Walter S. Drozdowski 82 of Avon Lake survived by wife Genevieve daughters Arlene Richard and Robert two brothers and sister. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Burmeister Avon Lake. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at St Joseph Avon Lake burial Holy Trinity Cemetery. Frank J. Noster 77 of Elyria survived by wife Celia daughter Gayle Lagas two sisters and a brother. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Laubenthal DeCario Elyria. Wake 8 p.m. Services Thursday 9 a.m. at funeral home then 9:30 a.m. Mass at St Mary Church Elyria burial St Mary Cemetery Elyria with Elyna VFW Post 1079 conducting full military honors.
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District plans to acquire about 260 acres along the Black River with at least 250000 in improvements over five years. The agreement with Lorain City Council includes a six month option to buy and potential trail and access road developments.
City Council approved 1.7 acres of Biskind Development land rezoning after a yearslong dispute over spot zoning traffic and property values. Deed restrictions cap building height at four stories with added landscaping and setbacks as a compromise. Biskind eyed an office complex expanding from an existing parcel.
Elyria Ohio Noland 42 of Lorain had his bid to appeal conviction to the Ohio Supreme Court rejected and may soon begin his two year sentence. He was convicted in October 1990 of one theft in office two thefts and two forgery counts for stealing student activity funds at Lorain’s Hawthorne Boone School and for establishing unauthorized bank accounts in the name of non existent clubs. The Supreme Court denied review and the 9th District Court of Appeals upheld the conviction. Judge Edward M Zaleski is expected to set a re sentencing date, revoke the appeal bond and order the sentence.
South African rock band Tribe After Tribe will headline a charity concert for Oberlin’s OASIS animal shelter at Flash’s Concert Club in Cleveland. The shelter, started by an Oberlin College student with volunteers, has placed over 100 stray dogs and cats. Advance tickets are $10 at Sarge’s Records and Flash’s. night of show $12.
Westlake police link the November 23 armed robbery of Kleinhenz Jewelers on Detroit Road to other jewelry heists outside the city. Capt. Wally Schilkowski would not name locations under review but confirmed police are pursuing potential links, saying he has heard rumors of cross case connections.
Dr Allison Robinson and wife Alice bought a foreclosed Washing ton Avenue home at sheriff sale for 185000 and paid 18500 by check. The check bounced, prompting a contempt hearing set for December 10. Walther, clerk for Judge Edward Zaleski, said promises to bring funds failed as the couple did not appear.
Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White and Elyria Auto License Bureau owner David Kaszubinski will co chair a campaign for a 0.25 percent income tax increase on the February special elections ballot. They will team with Lorain County Bank Vice President David Smith to promote passage of the measure.
Elyria Municipal Court results list Brian Worcester of 330 Furnace St Elyria charged with driving under suspension fined 200 dollars with six months in jail suspended on one year good behavior and required to obtain valid license within nine months plus 10 dollars for assured distance and 50 dollars for failure to stop after an accident with 30 days driving suspension. Richard Sheel Jr of 6751 Ridge Plaza North Ridgeville charged with DWI 350 dollars 30 days in jail three days credit suspended 50 dollars balance of jail, social behavior class one year good behavior 90 days driving suspension and expired license 150 dollars 30 days in jail suspended on one year good behavior and must obtain valid license within 150 days.
Grafton village council unanimously approved a resolution to welcome a new medium security prison on state owned land if state officials approve the site. The project could create about 250 jobs and cost 25 to 30 million dollars, with utility payments aiding local improvements.
The Star Lounge remains in dispute with City Council after a Tuesday night vote denying a move to transfer its liquor license. The Ohio Department of Liquor Control previously rejected renewal citing drug offenses noise fights and drunkenness. A settlement in Columbus allowed transfer of ownership for the lounge at 29352 Lorain Rd.
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