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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2009
Page
10
Florence Taylor died June 2 2009 at North Ridge Health Care Center Ridgeville after an illness. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Blackburn Duke Funeral Home 1021 Main St Grafton.
Johnny L. Blevins is survived by daughter Jill Mowry and son Beau, former wife Judy Blevins, brothers Gene and Jim, sister Wanda Kingrey, and many relatives and friends. Preceded in death by parents Fred and Elsie. The family will receive friends Friday June 5, 2009 from 5 to 8 PM at Rogers Funeral Home Lebanon. Funeral services are planned.
Stephen Sherry II 62 of Wellington and formerly of Cleveland died June 1 2009 at New Life Hospice Lorain. He served in the Army 1969 1974 during Vietnam and worked at Fazio's Warehouse in Cleveland. Survived by Christabel Fash Nicholaus Sherry Olivia Sherry Adam Sherry and Hunter Fash. brother James Sherry. Preceded by Tania Sherry and Stephen Sherry II. Memorial service June 5 at 10 AM at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery.
Edwin W. Montalvo lived 31 years in Elyria after stints in North Ridgeville and Lorain. A US Army veteran, he served 1953 to 1956 and was an auxiliary officer for the Elyria Police Department. Survived by wife Barbara, children Bathsheba, Lynnette, Tedallen, Timothy, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and siblings. Memorial service 2 PM Sunday June 7 2009 at Cornerstone United Methodist Church. Arrangements by David Bogner Family Funeral Home.
Juanita McGarvey died after a short illness. Born 1933 in Bryants Store Kentucky she spent years at South Sanitarium in Amherst. She was a Grace Baptist Church member and wife of Betty of Lorain and Clarence West of Vermilion with sisters Louella Wyckoff and Dale in Jones. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Funeral services by Hempel Funeral Home with Rev. Raymond Bowling officiating. Online register at hempelfuneralhome.com.
The Regional Transit Authority instructs Cleveland drivers to collect fares on the Red Line after events. Despite staffing gaps at night, riders at key downtown stations face fare collection requirements and Tower City is installing machines to process the $2 fare.
Columbia Gas will invest about 750000 to upgrade nearly 1900 risers in Lorain 44053 area bringing construction work and local income tax. Work targets Lighthouse Village and Community Regional Medical Center due to pressure issues with gas service lines, with free repairs including landscaping.
Roberta L. Dussel served on the Keystone School Board from 1981 to 2001 and was active with the Keystone Band Parents PTA Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts. She enjoyed reading and flower gardening and leaves two survivors, daughter Vicki Dussel of LaGrange Two and son Michael Dussel of Brighton. services arranged at Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home with Mass at Our Lady Queen of Peace Grafton and burial at River Road Cemetery LaGrange.
Wal-Mart plans to build a 200000 square foot supercenter at Lighthouse Village on Route 58. If approved, site work could start in July with construction by October and up to 400 new jobs, joining Home Depot and Kohl’s as anchors.
Police picked up a juvenile near Long Avenue and West 14th Street after an Explorer crash. The driver sustained minor injuries and was not transported for treatment. investigators are still determining the exact charges.
The Knights, a Prospect League team, aim to provide affordable summer family entertainment with professional-grade baseball. Fireworks cap the day, admission is $5, under twos free, and players come from 17 states as the league expands into Ohio with five Midwest states represented.
Cap and gown ceremony moved indoors due to rain as 236 graduates heard salutatorian Robert Glowacki stress facing future challenges. Principal Carpenter praised the class as unforgettable and urged ties to Lorain remain.
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