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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2016
Page
8
Lois M. Joviak, 98, of Grafton, died Thursday July 14, 2016 at Northridge Health Center after a brief illness. Arrangements announced by Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home at 1021 Main St. in Grafton.
Janet M. Garcia Miller, 68, died July 13, 2016, at her Lorain home after a lengthy illness. She enjoyed camping, fishing, gardening, antiques, casinos, and time with grandchildren. Survived by mother Tressie Miller. children Valerie Bakes and Thomas Bakes Jr.. brothers Glenn Miller and Keith Miller. grandchildren Elena Bakos, Tyler Bakos, James Mincey. Preceded by father Troy Miller. No services will be held.
Edward D. Allen, 63, of Spencer, died July 15, 2016. Survived by wife Ginny, son Ray, grandchildren Dayton, Robert, Rachel, great grandchildren Etan and Bobby, sisters Karen Kuhns and Rhelda Kuzak, and others. Preceded by parents Verna and Lena, brother Jimmy, son Rhett, nephew Kevin. Funeral July 20 at Spencer Baptist Church, burial in Spencer Cemetery. Visitation July 19 at Parker Funeral Home. memorials to Spencer Baptist Church for The Wilds Summer Camp.
David L. Carpenter 59 of Grafton died July 13 2016 born August 25 1956 in Dodge City Kansas a former Elyria resident he was a programmer and journeyman machinist at Kalt Manufacturing North Ridgeville employed since 1979 He was a deacon at North Eaton Christian Church and active in church chili cook offs Survived by wife Laura children Kel Rose Michael Carpenter Cynthia Jefferson siblings and parents Friends may call July 17 from 4 to 7 PM at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria Service July 18 at 11 AM at North Eaton Christian Church Burial in Brookdale Cemetery Elyria. Online condolences at Dickenfuneralhome.com
The 16th annual Wellington Cheese Festival runs today and Sunday in downtown Wellington with a schedule of races, food, vendors, Mercy Health screenings, petting farms, auctions, parades, wine tent, music, and numerous contests. Highlights include the Gary Jordan 5K and 10K, cheesecake bake-off, critter camp, cornhole tournaments, a cheesecake auction, and tours of Wellington Town Hall. Local activities feature family friendly games, costumes, a pie eating contest, and a 50 50 raffle drawing.
A state Supreme Court task force recommends giving the Ohio Attorney General exclusive authority to investigate and prosecute police use of lethal force, arguing it would boost public confidence while opponents say local prosecutors are capable. AG Mike DeWine cautions changes won’t end controversy.
Roundup notes warn gamers customers and the public not to enter substations or climb poles to reach transformers due to serious injury or death risk. The report also covers multiple Ohio incidents including a 27 year old man Jovan Hayes sentenced to up to 20 years for shooting a 13 year old in Cleveland.
Chad Rybka, a 33 year old former Madison police officer, received nude photos from a 17 year old Ohio girl after online exchanges. He pleaded guilty to child endangerment, resigned in 2023, and was sentenced to two years probation with counseling and a ban on public employment. Prosecutors noted the Ohio case prompted the investigation.
Police investigate a fatal shootout on Interstate 70 in Columbus after a confrontation between two groups. A 26 year old man died and another man was injured as shots were fired on the east side of the city early Friday morning.
Officers found a hypodermic needle and two spoons with burn marks while arresting Sadowski who admitted heroin use after rehab. A Home Depot employee confirmed stolen tubes. Michael Williams appeared nearby with dilated pupils, claiming no ties to Moon or Sadowski. Sadowski implied Williams helped.
Dabran will be general manager as The Foundry opens in Elyria with an old boiler room fireplace, vintage items, hardwood floor, and photos tracing 100 years of Elyria history. Mayor Holly Brinda and city officials support the project, hoping the restaurant adds a downtown landmark. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or roberson chroniclet com.
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