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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1988
Page
2
An obituary notice list from Lorain and surrounding areas details the deaths of Isabel Soto 64 of Lorain Mary J Magyary 67 of Elyria William T Britt 67 of Ruggles Township Bertha V Massey 71 of Berlin Heights Kenneth Stuckey 79 of Oxnard Califf Massey 71 of Berlin Heights Marjorie L Miller 68 of Norwalk and others. Readings include funeral home arrangements and service details with church and cemetery locations and memorial gift options.
Ethel W Dawson 59 of Columbia Station survived by husband Thomas son George Jones daughters Pamela Judith and Cynthia Dawson a step daughter oyre Gibson one sister and one brother funeral details include viewing today at Chambers Funeral Home Berea with a mass at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Cleveland. Dale Volk 35 of Elyria survived by wife Dean daughter Ashely mother Mary Lau Volk and two brothers viewing today at Laubenthal DeCarly Funeral Home Elyria with wake service and Mass at St Marys Church followed by burial in St Marys Cemetery Elyria.
Police report golf equipment valued over 2000 dollars stolen from attached garages at 136 Timberlane Dr 351 Naples Dr and 174 Hemlock Dr. Other incidents include two pre teen children threatened with knives on Melvyn Lane a window shot at Lorain County Office and Supply and a 14 year old boy assaulted on Baldwin Ave. A thief cut a West 13th Street home phone line stealing half a cordless phone. A 63 year old Amherst woman was robbed of 380 in Las Vegas winnings in St Johns Hall parking lot by a teen robber with gun.
Robin M. Salata a 30 year old resident of 131 West River Rd Elyria was charged with child endangering after leaving her 3 year old daughter unattended Thursday night police said. A 13 year old boy who lives downstairs reported Salata asked him to babysit and then left the child alone. The child was found asleep and healthy in the apartment which was in good condition. The girl was placed in the custody of Lorain County Children’s Services. Salata was jailed with bond set at $1000.
A resident objects to removing a genealogical district tree despite three recent branch falls citing safety risks to children on the sidewalk. She argues for clearer guidelines to prevent gray areas in property changes while appreciating the landscape history.
A 1218 steam locomotive, built in 1943 and one of 43 Class A engines, powered a 35 car excursion through Lorain on its way from Bellevue to Buffalo. The behemoth, once retired, was rebuilt in Birmingham two years ago and now runs for Mad River & Nickel Plate Railroad Society.
The Lorain County Board of Mental Health approved a 1989 budget boost from a 1.2 mill levy for all six member agencies. The W G Nord Center gets 3,197,000 and the others receive amounts ranging from 79,600 to 1,000,000. A new 1,000,000 emergency psychiatric service program will be housed at St Joseph Hospital starting September, with about 1,500 patient assessments and eight beds.
North Ridgeville officials ease the prior two week sprinkling ban by shifting to an odd-even weekday watering plan starting Monday at 7 am while weekend water restrictions remain. The policy applies odd numbered houses on odd days and even numbers on even days. Community members voiced pride as political figures and Greek community leaders reflect on the Dukakis candidacy and Greek American contributions.
Treasurer J. Grant Keys announced that the second half of the 1987 tax year brought in 48,046,628. The drop from the first half is about two million, caused by some taxpayers paying for the full year in the first half, per chief deputy Daniel Talarek.
A public preteen splash party is set for Breezewood Swim Club on Harris Road in Sheffield Lake tonight from 7 to 11. Tickets are $2 in advance and $2.50 at the door, with pop and potato chips included. Call Bev Berle at 949-6370 for tickets.
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