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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2008
Page
4
Frances A Stilgenbauer Nickison 78 of Avon and formerly Lordin died Monday December 31 2007 at Good Samaritan Nursing Home Avon Arrangements announced by Busch Funeral Home Avon Lake
Pauline Ruth Woods Clifton Bond 65 of Mansfield and formerly Elyria died after a long illness Saturday December 29 2007 at MedCentral Mansfield Hospital Born August 22 1942 in Webster Springs WV to James Alfred Woods and Dessie Bertha Ware Woods she enjoyed blue grass festivals camping and gardening Survived by husband Richard Bond two daughters Anita Williams and Lisa Gray two grandchildren Shaun and Adam Williams one great grandchild Lucas Williams and one niece Kim
Pauline Harrison Brown, daughter of late parents, left behind husband Bond Berry Harrison, and nephew Jeffrey Harrison. She was preceded in death by granddaughter Rachel Lynne Gray and sister Zelma Woods Har. A memorial service is set for 1 AM Saturday, January 5, 2008 at First United Methodist Church in Elyria, with Pastor Dalton Love officiating. Memorial gifts may be given to The Kidney Foundation. Werner Funeral Services of Mansfield handled arrangements. Online condolences at wernerfuneral.com.
Jean C Shagie nee Tillack 70 of Lorain died December 30 2007 after a long illness in Lorain. She was born March 7 1937 in Elyria and lived in Lorain since 1968. She was an LPN at Elyria Memorial Hospital 1967 to 1969 and a member of the Catholic Church of St Peter. She is survived by husband Donald D Shagie son Keith and brother Jack Tillack. Funeral set January 4 2008 at 10 AM at Dom browski Humphrey Riddle Funeral Home burial at St Marys Cemetery Elyria.
Richland County figures note Carousel Works moved from the merry-go-round project to build a central Mansfield facility. Co-owner Art Ritchie, 56, markets custom designs like an architect. Carousel Magic founder Shae Anderson, 59, previously managed an Idaho centennial restoration.
Ohio advocate Bret Vinocur pushes Roberta's Law to force parole boards to notify all victims of violent crimes and their families before release. He seeks hearings for families, drawing on cases like Laura Skinner and William Brown, while sustaining his Find-MissingKids.com effort and a recent $4,500 grant to support child victims' issues.
A fast pitched contest 70 years old turned slow as Bittner's toppled for a 6-2 win in the 12th inning. Key hits by Ken Schuster Matt Kendrig and Conrad Manske fueled the rally with Sito and Bryan driving in runs. Ballpark location near the school noted.
In Gambier two voting machines failed forcing paper ballots but students largely resisted using them. Many registered in Ohio to vote in a close election while a 2006 campaign for Zack Space showed increased political activity. Kenyon plans a democracy center to host conferences and digital offerings while students hope to influence policy and foster moderation.
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