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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2009
Page
12
Diane Elizabeth Agosto 62 of Lorain died January 14 2009 after a sudden illness at Community Health Partners West in Lorain Dicken Funeral Home Elyria handled arrangements
Gertrude E. Drew 79 of Lorain dies at Firelands Regional Medical Center Sandusky under care of Stein ice arrangements incomplete announced by Funeral Chapel
Paula C Wanosky Gorske 64 of N ille died suddenly January 19 2009 at Park Hospital. She taught at North High School and Firelands High School and served as a volunteer director of Friendship APL in Elyria. Friends may call January 22 2000 from 3 PM until memorial at 5 PM at the David venue.
Andrew P. O Connor 38 of Elyria dies January 18 2009 from complications of a November 2007 motorcycle crash. He worked as a die setter for Progressive Plastics Cleveland a 1988 Elyria Catholic graduate involved in local music theatre and film roles. Survived by wife Kristi stepchildren parents siblings and in laws. Funeral held January 23 2009 with mass January 24 at St Mary Church burial at St Mary Cemetery. Memorials to Elyria Catholic High School Endowment Fund.
John David Wilhelm 86 of Elyria died Sunday after an illness. Arrangements announced by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria contacts (440) 322-4626.
Helen Beam aged 91 of Elyria died January 20 2009 after a short illness at Center Ridge Health Campus. Born December 29 1917 in Belle Valley Ohio she lived in North Ridge North Ridgeville and is survived by Loretta Arnold and Donald Lesko among many great nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband John E.
Lorain City Council eliminated a discount in sanitary sewer rates that could add 350000 to 400000 to city coffers. An ordinance was amended to stop using December February usage to calculate June August bills. Council postponed sewer water rate hikes until a February 9 streets committee meeting. The finance committee meets Monday at City Hall to discuss a 0.25 percentage point five year income tax renewal for the May ballot.
At a March meeting the school board discussed new pay to play fees expected to raise 300000 yearly. Parents argued affordability with one noting her groceries fund sports for three children. Officials capped costs at 550 for most sports plus 100 for unlimited access and 25 for Tier II activities.
Passed Medical Center. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Reichlin-Roberts Funeral Home, 327 Cleveland Street, Elyria.
Jane T. Wazyniak 91 formerly of Elyria died January 1 in West Palm Beach Florida. Arrangements through land St. Elyria.
Marjorie Ann Messersmith 85 of Wellington died December 18 2008 at Allen Community Hospital Oberlin A memorial service is set for 11 AM January 24 2009 at New Life Assembly of God Church Wellington Condolences may be posted online at Norton.com
City and school officials met after a bus slid into a ditch on Dyke Avenue, proposing orange markers to mark road edges, patching holes, and turning buses at the Dyke and Watson intersection to improve maneuvering amid winter construction for a $4 million sewer project. Parents had feared walking the hazardous stretch.
Elyria council reviews a proposed reduction in fire and police staffing. Mayor Marks urges delay to allow an external audit by McGrath Consulting Group of Illinois, with a $48,000 appropriation approved for the audit.
City Council backed the design review board to keep the First Merit Bank sign opaque at the South Abbe Road branch. Councilmen Gibbs and Tanner dissented along with Lotko and Craig voting no. final 7 to 4 approval. Contact Adam Wright.
Board President David Zunis says no decision on whether the new superintendent will also be business manager. The district accepts applications until Jan 30 to replace Robert Callaway who died Jan 9 at 45. The board meets Jan 31 at 9 a.m. to review applications.
Auditors questioned 3000 in payments to VanMeter and cited tardy deposits, payroll problems, and incomplete records. Township has spent over 150000 on private auditors since VanMeter left office while Marlene Thompson sorts the books. Prosecutor review to follow, state official says.
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