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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2008
Page
4
Bernice Johnston 84 of Avon Lake died January 26 2008 at St John West Shore Hospital Westlake. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville.
Robert J. Robert of Burdette died January 25 2008 from melanoma complications. He was husband of Christine Hach father of Robert de Bu and Brandon grandfather of McKayla son of Eugen and Shirley Swan. brother of Darlene Paula Steve Joe and Mark. uncle and friend to many in the construction trades. Cremation requested with services January 30 at Golubski Deliberate Funeral Home. Visitation Feb 2-4 and 6-8 until service. Condolences at GDFH.net.
Margaret G Tara nee Katai 80 of Elyria died January 28 2008 at Mill Manor Nursing Home Vermilion after brief illness. Survivors include daughter Judy Hritsko Vermilion sons John Tara Jr Michael Tara Savage Elyria two grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Services January 30 2008 at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria with burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve.
Twelve years have passed since the sudden loss of Kyle and Brooke. The writer speaks of ongoing grief, reminders in daily life, and the sense of their loved ones watching over from a glass house as seasons, holidays, and memories evoke their absence.
The Chronicle requests obituary information by email to obits chroniclet.com by 5 p.m. for next day publication. If email is unavailable, fax to 329 7011 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. Obituaries are accepted only from funeral directors.
Marvin Lee Neal, 69, of Elyria, died Sunday January 27, 2008 at his home. Funeral arrangements are pending with Busch Funeral Home in Parma.
Philip F Tear 86 of Elyria Ohio died Friday January 18 2008 after Alzheimer’s disease He served in World War II and later became editor of The Oberlin Alumni Magazine He was a journalist for the Youngstown Vindicator and taught at Oberlin College A private ceremony was held January 20 2008 at Wesleyan Village Elyria A memorial service is planned for April 12 2008 at The First Church in Oberlin Donations may go to the Alzheimer’s Association Dicken Funeral Home Elyria handled arrangements
James Hannah Associated Press. Dayton jurors began hearing in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on Monday as potential jurors assess eligibility for a trial that could last three weeks. Defendant China Arnold, 27, faces aggravated murder charges over her 1 month old daughter Paris Talley’s 2005 death allegedly by microwave. Police and coroner documents indicate the infant suffered internal heat injuries with no external burns. Arnold’s attorney says she did not harm the child and was intoxicated the night of the incident. Defense witnesses questioned the microwave theory citing Arnold’s alcohol use.
El Centro De Servicios Sociales Inc. asks Lorain city officials to swap its 2,400 square foot headquarters and two other buildings for the vacant 12,000 square foot former National City Bank building at Pearl Avenue and East 28th Street. The deal hinges on City Council approval and funding for renovation.
In Cleveland a couple, Roger Dillon and Nicole Boyd of Youngstown, admitted stealing nearly 8.4 million from AT Systems in Liberty. Dillon, a former driver, admitted aiding a November robbery and a separate 50 thousand dollar bank theft. They face up to 25 years in prison with bonds to be decided. stash found in a Pipestem mobile home.
Cincinnati Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk decries the Bodies exhibit at the Cincinnati Museum Center as inappropriate for school field trips. Premier Exhibitions defends the display of 280+ specimens, arguing scientific and educational value with parental consent in mind.
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