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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2001
Page
10
The death notices list multiple Lorain County residents including Mary Ljeanne Mutchmore of Lorain and Basil M. Mutchmore's wife, with funeral plans at Hempel Funeral Home and Ridge Hill Cemetery. Other names include Darrell D. Maddock of Elyria, Harry E. Kantner of Parma Heights, and Julia Moore of Lorain, with details of service times, birthplaces, and survivors.
Death notice for Dorothy Terrell nee Byczynski aged 74 of Avon Lake. Survived by son Timothy Terri, daughters Kathy Star and Sheila Terrell, four grandsons, two great grandsons, brothers John Bernard Joseph, and sister Gert y Walsh. Visitation Friday 3 to 8 p.m. at Bush-Burmeister Chapel. Burial at St. Mary Cemetery. Interment Elyria. Services Saturday at Holy Cross Catholic Church.
Leon C. Zingales died Thursday at St John West Shore Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Cleveland he lived in North Ridgeville and worked 30 years in groceries owning two stores, then 15 years at Ford Motor Co. He was a Mason and Moose member with boating, cooking and golf hobbies. Survived by wife, children Salvatore Frank Rosalie Nancy Timothy Mark Pam Penny, a sister and a cousin. Visitation 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday at Jenkins Funeral Chapel in Westlake with private graveside services to follow.
Francis T. LaLonde 66 of South Amherst died at home after a lengthy illness. A South Amherst High School graduate and Korean War veteran, he worked as a Ford plumber 28 years retiring in 1995 and ran the LaLonde Christmas Tree Farm. Survived by wife Ethel Mae. sons Michael Vermilion Joseph South Amherst and Rick Amherst Township. siblings James Robert Agnes Miller. Visitation 3 p.m. today at Hempel Funeral. service 10 a.m. Saturday at Sanctuary of the Congregational Church. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice of Cleveland Clinic or Cleveland Clinic Cancer Foundation.
Jack Vasi walked out of the county jail Thursday serving 20 days for failing to clean his dump on Oberlin Road in Carlisle Township. The health district asks commissioners to fund cleanup using Solid Waste District money and pursue grants of about 300000. They may sue to recover costs. Vasi is the son of County Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi.
John Nagy, Elyria Catholic graduate and Air Force Academy student, known for his flying passion and friendly smile, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery August 6 at 1 30 PM. A Maryland memorial service was held July 7.
G1 Council debates selecting remaining at large council members before ward seats and placing the park board director under mayoral supervision. Noll calls the commission's recommendations necessities and outlines changes from current park board oversight.
In Cincinnati area a car crash victim in a coma carried a baby to term and gave birth to an 8-pound daughter. Doctors, including neurosurgeon Jamal Taha, say the case raises questions about long-term fetal care in coma patients and whether pregnancy termination should be considered. the father and mother’s family express faith and pride while awaiting the mother’s recovery.
The Cleveland Clinic unveils a $4.4 million neonatal intensive care unit with 17 beds to treat premature and low birthweight infants and other developmental conditions amid activist criticism claiming excess capacity in Northeast Ohio. The NICU will begin operations Monday, offering emergency care for vulnerable newborns.
Federal prison escape at Elkton sparked a nationwide manhunt as investigators say the two Mexican citizens, Rafael Herrera and Juan Gonzales-Valencia, may be joined by Herrera's Chicago associate and Gonzales-Valencia's girlfriend Lorena Briseno-Solorio and her young son. They were last seen in Elkton Saturday and possibly headed toward Chicago and the Mexican border in a burgundy 1989 Buick Electra.
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