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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1986
Page
2
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Elyria and surrounding towns list Verna M. Dunlap Julia Rainey Clara Roberta Dellefield Paul Rees Rainey Charles Davidson John and Esther Davidson and others. Details include ages birthplaces last residences occupations and churches, with service times burial locations and calling hours.
A one year insurance contract was awarded to Woodruff Insurance Co by LaGrange Township Trustees on Monday night. The policy covers $1 million liability at a cost of $16,460 not including umbrella or errors and omissions for trustees or the fire department. Woodruff of LaGrange was the sole bidder, more than doubling last year's price.
Oberlin residents allege a janitor dumped more than 100 unused Scott Foresman social studies and science texts in a school dumpster. School officials say 125 books were removed and note the district aims to reuse or recycle texts before disposal.
The U S Supreme Court refused Mapes appeal confirming Ohio Supreme Court ruling that Mapes 31 received a fair trial and death sentence for the Jan 30 1983 Prospect Avenue bar robbery murder of John W Allen former Elyria High School graduate. The Cuyahoga County jury sentenced him after a shotgun killing at Chap s Bar.
Dear Run Ranch owners Bob and Dianne DeArmond in Huron County will hold an open farm tour on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. as part of National Dairy Goat Awareness Week June 14 to 21. The event showcases milking methods care for does and how kids are raised for breeding stock or meat at 552 Route 60 New London.
A hearing is slated for next week in Lorain County on defense requests for a new trial for James Spayde and Mary Heaton. The two, trustees at South Shore Social Club, were convicted of operating a gambling house after a November raid while poker was played. They face possible six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted again.
Elyria postmaster Patrick Hanlon urges dog owners to restrain pets as warm weather approaches after seven mail carriers were bitten last summer. He warns of possible delivery suspensions, workers compensation claims, and counseling for legal actions. Keep dogs away from mailboxes during delivery.
Betty J. Koenig of Avon Lake filed a 550000 personal injury suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against Roll Arena Skating Rink and owner Albert F. Anselme. She claims a fall in the rink parking lot earlier this year in Elyria caused injuries and alleges the lot was in a terrible state of disrepair.
The Sixth District Court of Appeals upheld two Lorain County convictions. Jusseppe Cianci pleaded no contest to aggravated trafficking after police found 72 Percodan tablets following a December 1984 stop. Roy Arnett's aggravated robbery conviction was affirmed. he faces 12 to 25 years plus 3 to 15 years for burglary for the February 19, 1985 Clark Oil Station robbery.
Firemen fight trailer blaze at 7 New Jersey Circle confined to the latch area with $1000 damage. Car fire at 36 Cornell causes $400 loss. Report of vandalism at Holy Cross Church, window smashed at 1417 West Ave. No further details.
Lou Ann Garcia 31 of Lorain was charged with soliciting after approaching a man in an EB 28th Street parking lot early today and offering a sex act for money. Police saw her flag down a Ford Bronco in the 1800 block of E 28th Street and arrest followed. The driver was not charged.
Lorain County Coroner William Kishman reported no final ruling on the deaths of Charles and Davidson, an elderly Elyria couple found shot inside their 356 Louisiana Ave home. He indicated a murder death by own action was the prevailing consideration, with investigations ongoing and gunshot wounds detailed.
North Ridgeville 167 non teaching employees will vote June 19 on a tentative master contract negotiated with the school administration. OAPSE president Judy Miller says talks over six months aim to revamp wages benefits and working conditions under new state guidelines.
A would be burglar was startled awake by a woman on Gates Boulevard early Wednesday. She slept on a downstairs sofa when the intruder placed a hand over her mouth and threatened harm. She kicked him backward, he fled out a back door, and nothing appeared missing. The thief had forced a first floor window screen to enter.
William Stevanus, 52, of 804 East Drive, Sheffield Lake, was indicted by the Lorain County grand jury on charges of rape and endangering children for alleged sexual conduct with a girl under 13 on March 23, 1982. The sealed indictment became public after charges were filed and arraignment is set in Lorain County Common Pleas Court next week.
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