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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2000
Page
8
Obituary notices list Robert Michael Walus II of Avon Lake who died after a sudden illness, Marjorie L. Gross of Grafton, and Jean Minney of Elyria. Each entry notes ages, residences, immediate family, survivors, burial or memorial details, and service arrangements.
Madeline H Baughman 88 of Avon Lake died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Nursing Home after a short illness. A 16 year Avon Lake resident from Akron, she retired in 1974 after 18 years with Connecticut General Life Insurance. Survived by niece Donna Scarbrough and many great-nieces and nephews. Services private. David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville handling arrangements.
Connie Schmauch 60 of Oberlin with sister Carol Squire and brothers Timothy and Mark. Friends may call today at Garland Misencik Funeral Home 861 Park Ave Amherst. Funeral services at noon Friday with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery Amherst.
Angela Krause 92 of Amherst died after a long illness. She worked as church secretary at St. Joseph and belonged to several church groups. Survivors include daughters Roberta Blake and Ruth Ann Penwell. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Michael Loving 18 of Columbia Station died at home. He was a Columbia High School senior and Jehovah’s Witness. Services at David Bogner Funeral Home. coroner ruled death self-inflicted.
Jessica Dever, 20, was found stabbed in the face and chest and bled to death in her Euclid apartment. Police say her body was found about 11 40 p m Tuesday and investigators want to speak with her husband, though he is not yet named a suspect. The case is being investigated by local police and the Cuyahoga County coroner.
Edmund J. Tomawski 81 of Lorain died Sunday at Community Health Partners after a short illness. He lived in Lorain 43 years and served as a motor machinist’s mate first class in the U S Navy with South Atlantic action in World War II. He worked 25 years as a tool and die maker at TRW retiring in 1995, previously co owned Merit Machine Works in Taunton Mass. He lectured on the WWII era, belonged to St Stanislaus Church and Holy Name Society, VFW Post 451, Machinists and Aerospace Workers Local 1599, and helped found several clubs. He is survived by Ann, daughters Patricia LaFlamme and Donna Tomawski, brothers Joseph and Edwin, sister Celia, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements set at Gluvna Shimo Hromada Chapel with a 10 a m funeral Mass at St Stanislaus Church and burial at Calvary Cemetery with military honors.
Ohio State University will end its kidney medical student program with the Cleveland Clinic over three years. About 60 OSU medical students in years two through four study full time at the clinic, with current students allowed to finish. Research ties will continue, and OSU will consolidate education in Columbus.
Ed Kryzanowski, 41, of Telegrap h Road, Henrietta Township, is charged with assault aggravated menacing and retaliation after a Thursday confrontation with his pregnant girlfriend. He allegedly held a knife to her throat and struck her, then refused deputies entry and warned of finding her body in Lake Erie. He pleaded not guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court and is due again June 21.
Kelly Cravens 31 of North Ridgeville pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to two insurance fraud counts and tampering with evidence and obstructing official business. She admitted to faking a burglary at her home with Tammy Martinez and sharing a $10,000 settlement. Martinez earlier received a prison term for hiring a hit man and related fraud charges.
The Elyria area man 22 was charged with felonious assault and child endangering after a toddler suffered brain injury in April. Heintz said he was intoxicated and that a dryer incident harmed Noah Michael. investigators doubt his story as no external injuries matched a dryer accident.
Larkins and Shores describe a planned community center funded by a $200,000 local raise and a $400,000 FirstMerit Bank grant. They say the center will provide after school activities, summer programs, and space for groups, aiming to spur revival and home rehabilitation on the south side. Larkins, a long-time resident, rebuilt his home after a fire last year.
Oberlin couple Gary and Doreen Crow face felonious assault and child endangering charges over alleged abuse of their son Corey, who weighed 28 pounds last year. Corey was removed after a tip, with foster care and siblings living with relatives. A pretrial hearing concluded with the date scheduled for October 24.
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