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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 2004

Page

2

Remembering Mattie Lockhart oldest member of Good Shepherd

Mattie S. Lockhart 100 of Amherst, the church’s oldest member, died Sunday at Harborside Healthcare Westlake after a brief illness. Born in Virginia she moved to Amherst in 1953 and worked 15 years at Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanitarium. Survived by children Eugene Bill Donald Ruby Rose Fay, 25 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Memorial service 11 a.m. Saturday at Good Shepherd Baptist Church pastor Jerry Banks officiating. Memorials to the church. Garland Mischencik Funeral Home assisted.

Mattie S. Lockhart Lambert Amherst Good Shepherd Baptist Church Harborside Westlake Tazewell County Lorain County Eugene Lorain Bill Donald Ruby Graham Ben Harrington Rose Hoover Fay Bender Lacey Lambert George Jedith Buster Dillard Dwight Graham Warney Lambert Cleveland Ave Jerry Banks Garland-Misencik Funeral Home Cromco Services Elyria

Violet Lindemann dead at 74 in North Olmsted

Violet Corrine Lindemann nee Nass aged 74 of North Olmst ed died Wednesday at Rae Ann Suburban Nursing Home in Westlake after a brief illness. She lived in North Olmsted since 1962 and was a homemaker with prior work for American Steel and Wire Cleveland. She attended Columbia Road Baptist Church and volunteered with Meals on Wheels and Adopt a Dorm Ministry. Survivors include husband Kenneth, daughter Kathryn Corinne Van Sach, a brother Milan Nass ted, four nephews, two nieces, five great nephews and four great nieces. Services 11 a.m. Monday at Sunset Memorial Park Chapel following calling hours Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Contributions to Cleveland City Mission.

Violet Corrine Lindemann Nass North Olmsted Rae- Ann Westlake Cleveland Andrews School For Girls Willoughby Singing Seniors of Adopt A Dorm Cuyahoga Kenneth C. Lindemann Kathryn Corrine van Sach Milan L. Nass Sunset Memorial Park Chapel Columbia Rd Alan Jenkins Columbia Road Baptist Church Sunset Memorial Park Cleveland City Carnegie Ave

Gwana Sigler obituary from Vermilion and Wellington

Gwana C Sigler 61 of Wellington formerly Vermilion Logan WV born. Survived by son William J Gannon Jr and one grandchild. Former Mill Manor custodian, member of Vermilion American Legion Auxiliary, popular for knitting puzzles. Services at Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion noon Saturday with Elder Michael Smith officiating. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Vermilion.

Gwana C. Sigler Graham Wellington Vermilion New Life Hospice Center St. Joseph Logan W Va Bay Village Mill Manor Sigler Vermilion American Legion Auxiliary

Richard E. Haas 73 Amherst Navy veteran dies at Lorain

Richard E. Haas 73 of Amherst an American Ship retiree died Wednesday at Oak Hills Nursing Home Lorain after a long illness He served in the U S Navy and worked 30 years as a burner for American Ship Lorain Shipyards He is survived by wife Alma two sons Richard Jr and Bill Joshua daughter Felicia Mitchell and nine grandchildren His remains will be donated to science for anatomical research Busch Burmeister Family Chapel Avon handled publication January 16 2004

Richard E. Haas Amherst Oak Hills Lorain M. Haas U.S. Navy Alma Nicholas Richard Jr Bill Ashland Joshua Felicia Mitchell Haas Busch-Burmeister Family Avon

Obituary: Carole J. Dillon of Howland Township

Carole J. Dillon, 63, of Howland Township, died Wednesday after a short illness. Born in Lodi, she moved to Warren in 1959, worked at Packard Electric since 1985, and volunteered for Muscular Dystrophy Association. Survived by daughters Laura and Michelle, son Kris, six grandchildren, siblings, and host family ties to the Scrappers. Visitation Friday 5 to 9 pm and Saturday 10 am to noon at Robert H. Roberts Clark Memorial Home. Burial in Howland Township Cemetery. Donations requested to Children’s Rehabilitation Center or Forum Health at Home Hospice. Services noon Saturday.

Carole J. Dillon Howland Township Lodi Wellington High School Warren Packard Electric Dillon Muscular Dystrophy Association Scrappers Cleveland Indians Laura Dillon-Smith Michelle A. Dillon Kris P. Dillon H. William Andrews North Omsted Kay Lombard London Ohio Ardis Hofman Beverly Andrews Robert H. Roberts Childrens Rehabilitation Center Howland Wilson Road Forum Health At Home Hospice Squires Lane

Maggie Lawson 63 of Tennessee dies in Knoxville

Maggie Lawson 63 of Tennessee with relatives in Amherst died Monday at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center Knoxville. Born in Robbins she was longtime member of First Baptist Robbins and a 1974 licensed practical nurse who worked at Sunbridge Nursing Home LaFollette. Survived by husband Francis W Lawson daughters Carolyn McFall Angela Bunch sons Willard Dewayne William all of Robbins seven grandchildren six great grandchildren sisters and brothers and nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Four Oaks Funeral Home Huntsville with burial at Black Creek Crossroads Cemetery.

Maggie Lawson Tennessee Amherst Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center Knoxville Tenn Robbins First Baptist Church Willard F. Jason Dewayne William Ail Robbins, Tenn Mattie McDaniels Gerldine Walden Jeanette Jones Joy Vaughn South Amherst John Hughett Roy Hughett James Harness Chapel of Four Oaks Huntsville Black Creek Crossroads

World War II veteran Gifford G. Savage dies at 75

Gifford G. Savage 75 of Henrietta Township, a WWII Army veteran, died Saturday at home after a long illness. Born in Clay County Tennessee, he lived much of his life in Henrietta Township. Survived by wife Mary C. Savage and several children, eight grandchildren, siblings in Tennessee and Indiana. Dicken Funeral Home handling arrangements. Published January 16, 2004.

Gifford G. “Red” Savage Henrietta Township Clay County Tenn Elyria Moose Lodge Savage Mary C Mazzeo Anthony Christopher James Anthony Phillip Savage Jeffery Blaine Savage Cleveland Mary Royce Argil Savage Dicken Elyria

Funeral services for Harrison Mallory in Elyria

Harrison Mallory 52 of Cleveland and formerly Elyria died Monday at Metro General Medical Center Cleveland after a long illness. Born in New York he lived in Elyria for 30 years. He attended Elyria High and worked for BF1 of Ohio in Cleveland. Survivors include daughter Tanny Aycox of Pensacola and sons Hackem Mallory and Ricardo Aycox, five grandchildren, his mother Ella Mallory, sisters Marie and Adele, brothers Nathaniel Cummings and Dennis Mallory Jr, father Dennis Mallory Sr, and sisters Tempie and Virginia. Friends may call 11 a.m. Tuesday until noon services at Carter Funeral Home Elyria chapel with Rev James Williams officiating.

Harrison Mallory Cleveland Elyria Metro General Medical Center New York N.Y Elyria High School BF1 Ohio Mallory Tannny Aycox Pensacola Flasons Hackem Mallory Nashville, Tenn Ricardo Aycox Pensacola, Fla Ella Buffalo Dennis Mallory Sr Tempie Mallory Virginia Bell Cummings Chapel of Carter Funeral Home W Bridge St James Williams Compassion Baptist Church Lorain

Lorain Woman Marlene Mathna Dies After Illness

Marlene Mathna aged 68 of Lorain died at home after a lengthy illness. Born in Ellwood City Pennsylvania she enjoyed fishing crafts and outdoor wildlife and was a 36 year member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Survived by sons Robert Vearl and Edward and daughter K Mathna. Visitation Friday 7 to 9 p.m. at Wyers Funeral Home Chapel Elyria.

Marlene Mathna Alcoholics Robert Vearl Lorain Edward Arizona K. Mathna Wyers Funeral Home Chapel N. Ridge Road Elyria

Lorain Woman Martha H Scheid Dies at 80

Martha H Scheid 80 of Lorain died Thursday at Community Health Partners West Lorain. Arrangements by Dom browski-Volak-Riddle Funeral Home 1939 Oberlin Ave Lorain. Published January 14 2004.

Martha H. Scheid Lorain Community Health Partners West Dombrowski-Volak-Riddle Funeral Home Oberlin Ave

Elyria man 78 dies at EMH Regional Medical Center

George Gales 78 of Elyria died Thursday at EMH Regional Medical Center. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Dick en Funeral Home at 323 Middle Ave Elyria.

George Gales Elyria Emh Regional Medical Center Dicken Funeral Home Middle Ave

Akron Declares Itself Reading Capital of the World

Akron residents set a literacy milestone with 41 631 people reading together at the Main Library and a courtroom read-in. Mayor Plusquellic joked about the book Big Fat Hen while the city touts This City Reads! a drive to lift literacy across ages.

Akron Don Plusquellic Plusquellic City Sue Lacy Justin Gale Tifton, Ga

Memorial for Sophia Bastik nee Krupko 88

Sophia Bastik aged 88 died Wednesday with survivors including daughters Lady Weeberman and Xanty Bottomlee and son Donald Bastik. She had five grandchildren and six great grandchildren, with sisters Mildred Lucas and Julia Tomasovic. Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Baver Laubenthal Funeral Home in Elynn. funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Elmwood Cemetery, Lorain.

Bastik Sophia Krupko Lady Weeberman Xanty Bottomlee Donald Bastik Mildred Lucas Julia Tomasovic Baver-Laubenthal Chestnut Ridge Road Elynn Elmwood Lorain

Columbus Zoo welcomes newborn bonobo and tiger exhibit

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium announced the birth of a bonobo male named Gander on December 29. The zoo, which houses 14 bonobos and is one of six in the U.S. with the species, plans to display a new tiger in an $8 million exhibit, Tiger Pass, opening in 2006 with a loaned white Bengal Akere from the Cincinnati Zoo.

Powell Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Nga Gander Newfoundland Ginga Columbus Columbus Zoo United States Taj Akere Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden

Man convicted in third obscenity trial in Cincinnati

Shawn Jenkins, 29, was found guilty in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court on the obscenity charge tied to selling a pornographic video at his Tip Top Maga zines bookstore. Jurors took 36 minutes to convict after two prior mistrials and scrutiny of the explicit material Max Hanicore Extreme Vol. 7.

Summit County Fowler Apartments Cincinnati Shawn Jenkins Hamilton County Jenkins

Bluffton College to become Bluffton University in 2004

Bluffton College will change its name to Bluffton University to reflect four year degree programs. The change takes effect August 1 for the 2004-2005 year. President Lee Snyder notes two year and vocational schools adopting the word college. The Mennonite school, founded in 1899, has about 2100 students, located about 60 miles south of Toledo.

Bluffton Bluffton College Bluffton University Lee Snyder Toledo

Dayton Police Shoot Knife-Wielding Suspect in Yard

Dayton police killed a 34 year old man who attacked them with a butcher knife after he called authorities claiming he had killed his family. Officers fired after commanding him to drop the weapon and retreat, but he continued advancing.

Dayton John Huber Huber

Men Accused of Rolling Boulders onto Highway Near Toledo

Two men faced charges after police said they placed large boulders on a highway at night, triggering 15 crashes since November. No injuries were reported though vehicles sustained heavy damage. one driver narrowly escaped a fatal rollover, authorities said.

Millbury State Highway Patrol Marc Rogers Toledo Ottawa County

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