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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2001
Page
7
A long obituary list covers multiple local figures with details on residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements from Lorain and nearby towns. The items mention Am herst, Vermilion, Elyria, and West Virginia, noting ages, family ties, and service times at churches and funeral homes.
A memorial service for Elizabeth K Heilman nee Liesel who died July 12 will be held Tuesday at New Life Assembly of God 108 West St Wellington. Morman Funeral Home 16 Cooper St Wakeman is handling arrangements.
Frederick H. Schurdell Sr., 92, of Berea and formerly Olmsted Township, died Sunday at Northwestern Healthcare Center. He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps in World War II and retired from the Pattern Shop at Ford in Brook Park. Survivors include sons Ernest, Frederick Jr., and Edward, plus 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. today. funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday at Sunset Memorial Park Chapel with ministers co-officiating. Memorials to Life Spring Community Church Building Fund.
The 1981 to 1986 papers of LaFontant-Mankarious were donated to Oberlin College after her 1997 death. Archivists, led by Melissa Gottwald, organized about 14 weeks of work including chronology, preservation checks, and a biographical sketch. The collection, alongside Car T. Rowan’s papers, highlights early discrimination faced by LaFontant-Mankarious and professional progress in law. The Oberlin College Archives, in Mudd Center, welcomes researchers weekdays mornings and afternoons.
The suit names Tyler Cotton owner operator of a 29 foot Wellcraft, Blast Abrade Inc and Monroe Guarantee Insurance. Plaintiffs Oscar Wrinkle Ray mond Hague and Stephen Callaway seek more than 175000 each for severe brain injuries and fractures from the Cedar Point breakwall crash July 1 2000. Coast Guard notes speed around 25 mph and alcohol and unfamiliarity with the area as factors.
The Lorain County Solid Waste Management District extends dates for its appliance roundup after unprecedented calls. St. Vincent de Paul Society handles pickups with a schedule set for next week. call (877) 391-9655 to arrange pickup for freezers, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, mattresses, and box springs.
The Lorain Elyria public library system faces a $65 820 cut shrinking annual funding from 2.87 million to 2.8 million. State funds make up about 93 percent of the budget prompting belt tightening and possible fewer new books DVDs and videos. Lorain and Elyria also lose county funding with Lorain down 43 704 and Elyria 27 517 this year. The state further trims indigent defense reimbursements from 47 percent in 2001 to 42 percent in 2002 and 40 percent in 2003.
The Port Columbus tower, rising to 224 feet, supports a second terminal and a future third runway. Officials project 14 million passengers by 2015, up from 3.4 million in 1991, with 50 miles of new runways needed nationwide. Airline experts stress building runways or trimming flights to meet demand.
Residents report thick dust clouds drifting from a nearby site near Dashiell’s house along Route 3. One observer could not see beyond 20 feet and noted the dust remained deep despite cleanup efforts. A water wagon was reportedly available but unclear in location. The dust disrupted plans for a Republican Women’s gathering at a pavilion.
At about 1 a.m. Saturday a blast ripped a dollhouse near Chestnut Ridge Road, leaving a gaping roof hole and a blown-out back wall. A man, possibly 18, allegedly exited a car, entered the house, then fled as the explosion occurred seconds after he reentered the vehicle. Debris scattered into nearby yards as neighbors watched in shock. Police could not provide information Monday.
Colin Dolin said he defended himself by punching his brother Anthony after a dispute that began when From C1 attempted to strike him. Anthony Dolin suffered serious facial injuries. Kenneth Dolin faces trial for the incident with prior vandalism and domestic violence convictions noted.
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