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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2025
Page
8
Diana M. Eglin nee Smith, 78, lifelong Elyria resident, died Saturday July 5 2025. Born April 5 1947, she was a Elyria High School graduate class of 1965 and worked as a hairdresser at Higbee’s Midway Mall. She attended Cross Community Church and Elyria Community Church of the Nazarene. A neighbor to many and friend to stray cats, she was preceded in death by her husband.
The loved one rests with Jimmy Eglin as the love of her life and Lloyd Smith as her brother. Friends may call July 14, 2025 from 10 to 11 am at Busch Funeral Home in Elyria. A graveside service follows at Brookdale Cemetery with Rev. Randy McKinney officiating. Memorials to Friendship APL, Elyria. Arrangements by Busch Funeral.
Janet Louise Wanyek 87 of Oberlin died July 8 2025 at Kendal at Oberlin surrounded by her daughters. Born January 18 1938 in Pittsburgh she built a life in Ohio and Florida. She volunteered with Sheffield Lake Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and as a Girl Scout leader. Survived by daughters Sheryl Deborah and Ginny and grandchildren great grandchildren. Memorial service July 12 2025 at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst with private burial later. Donations to Kendal at Oberlin Staff Appreciation Fund.
Malik Shabazz, 21, from Cleveland, had four years added to a 20 year sentence for a 2022 Clay home invasion after he assaulted a jail deputy in April. The case involved breaking into a Chestnut Street home at 4:30 a.m. and pistol whipping as a marijuana seller was targeted. He fled on a fraudulent bail bond, was recaptured April 2, and remained in custody for sentencing.
A shooting on North Main Street and Ernst Avenue left a 42 year old man dead. Dayton police say a suspect was possibly inside a nearby home, prompting a SWAT and hostage negotiation response that found the home clear and the suspect absent. Homicide detectives continue the investigation.
Oshea Woods, 37, was identified by the Montgomery County Coroner as the man who died after a July Fourth shooting in Dayton. Police were dispatched around 10 45 p m to the 3800 block of West Second Street where a caller said the victim was breathing slightly. The shooter was not observed by a 911 caller according to dispatch records.
Alan G. Hassenfeld, longtime Hasbro Inc. executive and philanthropist, died at age 76. Born in Providence, he helped grow Hasbro into a global toy maker and led the Hassenfeld Family Initiatives, funding child health and safety causes and supporting Hasbro Children’s Hospital and Brown University projects. His death draws tributes from Hasbro leadership and Rhode Island philanthropists.
At 10 she joined the Ohio Young Birders Club in Oak Harbor and now coordinates with her mother on purple martin projects in Lorain County. She helps extract birds from mist nets, bands legs, and gathers data for an IMAX documentary about Ohio wildlife. The feature focuses on conservation and community involvement, with Poe part of a group visiting Peregrine and piping plover sites and observing breeding programs.
Elyria Foundry leaders express pride in manufacturing in Elyria Ohio and gratitude for city officials and safety departments support. The 1905 company merged with Hodge Foundry in 2008 and now offers all grades of gray and ductile iron castings from 20 to 20 000 pounds. It partners with Lorain County JVS for immersive manufacturing training, aiming to secure local jobs for generations.
Defense contractor Andaril Industries has been awarded a 310 million grant from JobsOhio to build a 5 million square foot Arsenal 1 facility near Rickenbacker Airport in Pickaway County, southeast of Columbus. The project aims to create 4,008 jobs, generate over 530 million in payroll, and invest at least 910.5 million in capital over 10 years, with operations slated to begin July 2026.
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