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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2007
Page
10
Mrs Marcella nee Verhoff Cornell 89 of Elyria died after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Bayer-Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria.
Buford D. Freeman, 77, of Lorain died Friday morning June 1 at home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Walter A. Frey Funeral Home, 700 West Erie Avenue, Lorain.
Tara Redmond RN student at Lorain County Community College worked at Vermilion Country Club Ford Motor Co and Blue Restaurant. Friends Day Tuesday 1–4 and 7–9 PM at Riddle Funeral Home South Street. Burial in Florence Township Memorial. donations to Humane Society of Erie County. Online condolences at wwwriddlefuneralhome.com
Raymond H. Korona Sr., 79, of Elyria died June 14 2007 at Northridge Health Center. He was born July 12 1927 in Uniontown PA and moved to Elyria in 1955. He retired in 1991 after 36 years with General Motors Parma as materials manager. He served in the U S Army and was a St Jude Church member. He is survived by his wife Donna, sons Jeffrey and Raymond Jr., four grandchildren and one great grandchild with siblings and others named. Visitation 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM Sunday Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria. Mass 10 AM Monday at St Jude Church. Memorials to charity of donor's choice.
The notice mentions fighters in Lauderhill Florida and Patricia Archer of Fort Lauderdale with grandchildren, plus June Zamen of Lakewood and Sylvia Kaleel of an unspecified location. It lists brothers Joseph and Kaleel of Lorain and references Dorothy Kaleel and William, with calling hours Monday from noon until services at Assoc. 1689 East 115th St. Cleveland Ohio.
Harry L Hopkins of Greenwich, raised in Huntington and New London, died Friday June 1 after a show in Chicago. He owned Hopkins Deli in Huntington and was a real estate agent for Robbin Hopkins. Visitation Monday June 18 from 5 to 8 PM at Norton Eastman Funeral Home. Funeral Tuesday at 10 AM with services at 11 AM Burial in Huntington Cemetery. Online condolences at Norton-Eastman Funeral Home.
The event features a 1 p.m. salute to Oberlin’s Tuskegee airman from Bi Born to Fly, a 2 p.m. beans and greens contest with $100 tops, 2:30 p.m. double dutch, 3 p.m. Capoeira Angola demonstration, and a first ever political cartoon contest with $100 and $50 prizes. Publicity via Main Street Oberlin newsletter and library display, with vows, trolley tours, music, readings, pony rides, and Down Home Riders appearances. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chronicilet.com.
Lorain prosecutors recount Sartin 18 confessed to fatally shooting Edward Warner during a botched drug robbery. Defense alleges coercion and improper questioning, noting waiver of rights and room conditions. Warner, 19, died after a Jeep crash while en route to hospital.
The bureau poured $25 million more into MDL's hedge fund to limit losses, then asked to withdraw $225 million five days later. Only $9 million of the initial $225 million had been recovered. The bureau paid MDL nearly $1.8 million in fees, with prosecutors seeking repayment. A separate state suit targets recouping investment losses and ties to Gasper and Lay.
Local artists refurbish a 20-animal carousel with bright garden themed colors. The display will feature horses and animals such as a chicken dog reindeer pig and rabbit. Toni Kruse and her mother painted an aluminum horse for the project.
The Schoepfle Garden near the Vermilion River features Hickory a butter pecan colored carousel horse restored by Elyria couple Kruse and She lia Rieger with help from volunteers. The project honors Otto Schoepfle a 20th century banker and garden founder who died in 1992. Local landscapers join artists painting horses for a new children's garden and free park access remains. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or Roberson chroniclet.com.
The narrator recalls a family feud over the Cleveland Cavaliers versus the San Antonio Spurs for the NBA championship. Uncle Gene, a Texas native, bets Mom a Spurs shirt after a decisive Spurs 4-0 win, prompting speculation about who will wear the shirt locally.
About 50 county recorders attended the Ohio Recorders Association meeting in Lorain County this week. Visitors praised the area calling it a hidden treasure and some planned returning with families for site visits and Ely Square concerts.
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