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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2009
Page
14
Kathleen Spelman age 99 of Oberlin died Saturday February 21 2009. Dicken Funeral Home and Cremation Service handled arrangements.
Anthony Chervenak a Vermilion resident since 1933 served in the U S Army and earned the Purple Heart. He worked 30 years as a machinist for Fedler Company in Elyria retiring 1985. He belonged to St Mary Catholic Church Vermilion and Ver million Knights of Columbus 397. Funeral services at Riddle Funeral Home with wake, military honors, Mass at St Mary and Maple Grove Cemetery interment.
Elton M. Schibley 92 of Elyria formerly Amherst died February 25 2009 at EMH Regional Medical Center Elyria after a lingering illness. Born September 5 1916 in Amherst he lived there most of his life later residing at Elyria Wesleyan Village. He worked 43 years at Nordson and belonged to Old Stone United Methodist Church Hickory Tree Grange Lorain County Pomona Grange State and National Grange Affiliates plus Amherst Senior Citizens and Amherst Historical Society. Survived by son Richard and Charlene and grandsons Eric and Christopher with families sister Lois Gambish and numerous relatives. Funeral services March 2 2009 at 11 AM at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst with a Grange service March 1. Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery Vermilion. Memorials to Old Stone United Methodist Church.
Dr Corzo Moody of Lorain County was honored by the Lorain County Medical Society for over five decades serving adults with mental illness. He earned an M.D. from the University of Mexico and trained at Washington University and St. Louis State Hospital. He traveled to 60 countries, spoke multiple languages, and was a licensed pilot. Services were set for February 28, 2009 at Mis encik Funeral Home Avon with interment at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township.
Scientist Bopaiah A. Biddanda of Grand Valley State University reports deepwater sinkholes offshore Alpena in 65 feet of water resemble ocean vents. The sites host cyanobacteria ecosystems, lacking fish, with mineral-rich saline outflow creating harsh, oxygen-poor conditions.
John E. Dinger Jr longtime outer programmer for Medical Mutual Antares Management Solutions dies after gardening and time with animals. Survived by his mother in Vermilion brother and other relatives. Services at Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion 7 PM officiated by Rev Aaron Webb. Private interment Meadow Green Memorial Park Huron. Memorials to Humane Society of Erie County Sandusky OH. Online condolences at riddiefuneralhome.com.
Principal Jill Petitti arrived last August to boost recycling in daily student life. The effort targets plastics, metals, and containers across auto repair, food service, and printing programs to cut waste.
The report lists 114 tons construction debris 89 tons scrap metal 1816 pounds aluminum 642 pounds batteries 25000 tons paper 700 pounds copper 4500 pounds fluorescent bulbs and bulb holders. It notes about 3000 printer cartridges plus plastic pots bags from landscaping and scraps from construction trades and plumbing programs. Contact Cindy Leise at 3297245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
Ronald Pleban surrendered to a county SWAT team after hours of negotiations at his Murray Ridge Road home. A panic stop near Elyria preceded the arrest following discovery of multiple firearms and ammunition. Debris from the siege led to bus diversions and a planned arraignment in Elyria Municipal Court.
Coroner Paul Matus ruled the cause of death asphyxia in an apparent homicide. A law professor from Cleveland State University stated that mercy killings remain crimes under Ohio law with no loopholes. Contact details for further information are provided.
Fire started under a deep fryer at Fry Foods in Tiffin and spread to a storage area with onions and cooking oil. About a quarter of the family owned onion ring factory was damaged. No injuries were reported and firefighters contained the flames within about an hour. Fry Foods has operated for nearly 50 years.
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