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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2001
Page
8
Larry R. Fosselius, 58, of Elyria, died Monday at EMH Regional Medical Center after an apparent heart attack. Reichlin-Roberts Funeral Home at 327 Cleveland Street, Elyria, is handling arrangements.
Multiple brief obituaries list Ella J. Winslow 88 of Avon Lake died Sunday after a short illness. Memorials to Avon Lake United Church of Christ. Fern E Foster 89 of Vermilion died Sunday. Funeral at Vermilion, burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Julia E. Wiech 97 of Lorain died Saturday. Services at Zion Lutheran Lorain. burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst. Funeral home Schwartz Spence & Bover handling arrangements.
Dorothy J. Venturella age 75 of Elyria died Monday at Fisher Titus Hospital after a long illness. Arrangements are incomplete through Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home in Elyria. Carol Gene Bennett age 55 of Norwalk died Sunday at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Toledo after a brief illness. She worked at Kent Sporting Goods in New London and was a lifelong area resident. She survived by her sons James L. of LaGrange Indiana, Albert Tiger Bennett, and Thomas J. Bennett of New London, daughters Chrystal Zickefoose and Samantha Bennett of LaGrange, four grandchildren, sisters Alberta Parsons and Mary Sloan of New London, Louise Schilens of Elyria, Rose Parsons of LaGrange Indiana, and brother Dale Figley of New London. Her husband Billy Joe in 1997, a son Little Joe Bennett, parents Albert W. and Dorothy Figley, brothers Samuel, Garry Sr., and William Figley, and foster sister Donna Damron. Friends may call Wednesday until 2 p.m. for services at Eastman Funeral Home in New London. Pastor Charles Mead of New London Church of Christ to preside. Burial Grove Street Cemetery in New London. Todor K. Todorov age 61 of Lorain died Sunday at home. Friends may call Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. at Richard J. Reidy Funeral Home in Lorain. further arrangements will be announced.
Nicholas R. Wadsworth 82 of Elyria died after a long illness. A World War II Army veteran and former Ohio Edison mechanic, he belonged to American Legion Post 12 Elyria and the Elyria Eagles Club. Survived by 9 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. funeral 1 p.m. Thursday at Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home with viewing 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday. Burial Resthaven Memory Garden, Avon.
Laura Alice Margarete Boringer 91 of Amherst died Friday at a home care facility in Cleveland she had lived in Amherst most of her adult life. Survived by nieces Cheryl Troyer Judy Marshall both of Indiana who helped care for her. Preceded by parents William F 1958 and Alice M Seeley Boringer 1981 and brother Clayton W 1994. Services 11 am Thursday at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst Ohio with Rev Bill Tumbleson officiating. Memorial Park Amherst Township Amherst Historical Society.
Judy Makowski 41 of Sheffield Lake died Monday at home from cancer complications. Born in Cleveland, she was Avon High School class of 1978. A trainer and cook at Applebee's in Elyria for five years, she belonged to Avon Lake United Church of Christ. Survived by twin brother Richard and sister Debbie Amolsch, plus parents Alexander and Lucile Makowski. Service Wednesday 9 p.m. Busch Burmeister Chapel Avon Lake, with Thursday 10 a.m. service at Avon Lake United Church. Interment Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
Clearview Schools board voted to place a 4.45 mill, five year emergency levy on the May ballot to fund general operating expenses, textbooks and teacher salaries. Treasurer Kenneth Zeman notes it would raise about $352,000 annually while Superintendent Robert Dunnerstick says it supports raising graduation credits to 21 in 2002 and 24 by 2005 to push for higher standards.
The University of Dayton will suspend homecoming indefinitely due to large street parties that included extensive drinking and fires in student neighborhoods. Officials say the events drew students, alumni, and outsiders, leading to trashing, noise, arrests, and safety concerns. It will be at least three years before reconsideration, prompting student disappointment.
CJ Shakers quotes Ward on collaborating with Burns on film and documentaries about Huey Long, Jefferson, Wright, and the American West. He notes about 80 hours of work with Ken, discusses jazz critique debates, and recalls Oberlin days and his family ties to the college. Ward, 60, is a former American Heritage editor and author of biographies on Roosevelt and Lindbergh.
Ohio Ethics Commission Executive Director David Freel says guidance to Urbin supporters about a legal defense fund is based on an earlier inquiry about public officials. He notes the commission has no provisions for such funds. Blakeslee expects a fundraiser. meanwhile donations can be made at Huntington National Bank. Prosecutor Greg White did not respond to comment requests. William T. Doyle, Urbin's attorney, says nine additional witnesses will testify today, including city employees and local business figures, as part of the defense against multiple charges. Doyle would not discuss how witnesses will assist the mover's case, and notes the defense will vigorously defend Urbin on all charges.
Elyria reports Jose Hernandez, 53, improved to stable condition Monday at MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland after a steel bucket weighing several hundred pounds fell on him at Cromco Vault Co on Infirmary Road. He had been in serious condition Saturday and moved from the Surgical ICU. The bucket is used to mix concrete.
DiSpirito states 4 Well acquired the company on November 20 and bought the business and machines but not the building or land. Mail Well held a six month land lease. after one month operations ceased. Taxes from the company provided about $45,000 annually to the city.
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