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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2010
Page
13
Deacon Johnny Overall known as Granddad, 80, of Elyria died July 1 2010. He retired from Elyria city service after 31 years and was active in Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Lorain. Funeral services are July 8 at Shiloh with burial at Brookdale Cemetery.
Ronald James Easterday 67 of Cleveland Georgia, formerly Elyria, died July 2 2010 after extended illness. He served in the US Army and was a member of St Pauls Catholic Church and the VFW. Survived by wife Roberta, son Jeff Hintz, daughters Richelle Nix and June Turner, siblings Patty Kendle and Dennis Easterday, and seven grandchildren. Visitation July 6 at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home, Elyria. mass July 7 at St Jude Catholic Church. Burial with veterans honors at St Mary Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center.
Margaret Jane Neiding known as Margie of Vermilion dies July 8 2010 at home aged 76. Born March 18 1934 in East Chicago Indiana she lived in Vermilion most of her life and worked at Lorain Community College and the Erie County Board of Elections for over 20 years. She was a member of St Mary Catholic Church and enjoyed knitting quilting ceramics and sports. Survived by daughters Mary Jane Becky Peggy Cynthia sons Edward Mark David Michael and 17 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral arrangements and Make A Wish memory noted with Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion Ohio.
Jean M Baggett of Dayton Ohio resided briefly in Elyria and died Friday July 2 2010 after a brief illness. She is survived by Jessica Baggett Elyria Charles Baggett Dayton and Alicia Baggett Dayton. Friends gather July 2010 at Carter Funeral Home Elyria 11 30 AM to 12 30 PM with Rev Steven Newton officiating. Final services in Dayton Ohio. Memorial fund at Lorain National Bank established in her memory.
Clara E Ward 74 of Lorain Ohio passed July 1 2010 following a long illness at Community Health Partners Hospital She was born in Reanland Arkansas moved to Lorain in 1958 and was active in Compassion Baptist Church NAACP Eastern Star Judith Chapter 1 and local volunteering Survived by son Carl Williams brothers Gene Ward Jesse Lofton four grandchildren eight great grandchildren and many relatives Services set July 6 2010 at Compassion Baptist Church with Reverend James L Williams officiating Burial at Elmwood Cemetery Carter Funeral Homes entrusted based in Lorain Ohio
Joseph Ince 90 of Elyria died June 29 2010 at Abbewood Elyria after a long illness. He was born August 24 1919 in Alliance Ohio lived in Elyria since 1947 served in WWII with the 4th General Hospital Unit receiving the Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon with one bronze star and was a life member of VFW Post 1079 American Legion Post 12 40 and 8 Elyria Eagles and Elks member of First United Methodist Church. Survived by son Robert Ince and daughter Deborah Ince plus sisters brothers and other relatives. Funeral 10 AM July 7 2010 at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home with burial at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery Rittman Ohio with full military honors.
ICE cited 240000 criminal aliens identified from late Oct 2008 to early May through the Secure Communities program. About 31000 have been deported or removed, while others remain awaiting trial, serving time, or found ineligible for removal due to naturalization or legal status. The program has $550 million in funding through 2010.
Community calendar lists food tastings gospel singing steak suppers and auctions across Elyria and nearby towns. Proceeds support Our Lady of the Wayside and local scholarships with call-in details and venue addresses for each event.
Investigators led by Sgt. Tad Jazdzewski scrutinize a cluster of clerics once tied to the Syro Russian Orthodox Catholic Church. The group has renamed multiple times and operated under disputed titles from Indiana to Minnesota and Ohio, with their founder Stephen Thomas defrocked in 1994.
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