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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2009
Page
14
Darrell Z. Radabaugh, 79, of Elyria, died Thursday June 18 2009 after a short illness. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by The Daten Lauberthal Mercado Funeral Home of Elyria.
Helen Rufo-Sofra nee Abookire a former Lorain County resident. Notice states arrangements will be announced in coming days.
Eirsel Eirsel Smitty Smith of Elyria Vermilion died after long life with family. He worked at Fisher-Guide Plant Elyria 1953 30 years as a set up man and belonged to UAW Local 780. He was a Deacon at New Freedom Gospel Church Vermilion and enjoyed gospel music model trains and reading the Bible. Survivors include wife Jacqueline L Sizemore and children Linda Tom Betty Gary Anita Patricia 31 grandchildren 55 great grandchildren. Burial at Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon later date. Funeral Saturday June 20 2009 with services at 3 PM at Gospel Church Vermilion.
James W. Miller Jr. 72 of North Ridgeville died June 14 2009 after a long career with Ohio Bell and AT&T He served in the Army Medical Corps and held leadership roles in the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce He was married 42 years to Joyce Miller and leaves children James Kathleen Patricia and Robert plus grandchildren and great grandchildren A prayer service was set for June 19 and a Mass on June 20 at St Vincent de Paul church Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery with military honors Memorials to the Cushing s Support and Research Foundation are suggested”
A heartfelt note from Maggie expresses deep yearning after ten years apart. She recalls her sister’s looks and a shared room, and she begs for reunion. The letter closes with a loving, personal signoff.
Doris Mae Schriver born 1934 in North Charleroi and known as Billie died June 17 2009 in Oberlin. She lived in Wellington since 1963 with her family and hosted a water garden featured on Ronald McDonald House tours. She was devoted to her children and enjoyed cooking and travel. Funeral visitation June 20 2009 at Norton-Eastman in Wellington with burial June 22 2009 in Marianna. Donations welcomed to Senior Bus Service in Wellington.
Joseph G Tenney born November 23 1918 in Sand Run West Virginia died June 16 2009 in Medina He was a World War II Army veteran He enjoyed Hands and Feet with family and liked beating his daughters and granddaughters Survived by Judith Wallace Litchfield wife Dorothy 1997 great grand Ruth Blake brothers Paul Jake Sherd Friends may call 2 00 PM funeral 3 00 PM Saturday June 20 2009 Bauer Funeral Home Valley City Burial Forest Lawn Long Beach California
State agencies model worst case cuts to meet a 3.2 billion shortfall. Up to six prisons could close, 35 parks shuttered, and thousands of workers lose jobs. Education funding could end free lunch programs, and food inspections risk public health.
Three men robbed a Walgreens in Lorain at 6 am as a gun was held to a customer's head. The 61 year old LaGrange man was robbed of about 22 dollars and credit cards, then forced into a storage closet. A clerk fled to a back room and called 911 while a dark SUV was seen. Police seek tips from Detective Moskal or Sandusky police.
Ellen Basinski fought off three robbers who grabbed her phone and rummaged the house before fleeing. A fourth teen acted as lookout. prosecutors will review his involvement. Basinski earned national attention after swinging a saucepan and Lagasse cookware during the attack.
The group reported 5,000 members across three locations in Elyria Lorain and Oberlin with a yearly budget near 1.5 million from charity and government funds. Programs include Amazing Adventures Summer Camp Soccer Camp and 2009 Rookie League Baseball for ages 6 to 12. The event also hosted children referred by Lorain Schools for placement.
The second annual Sprint or Stroll for Soul to Sole 5K runs 8 30 a m August 2 starting at Amherst High School and looping through Beaver Creek Reservation to raise funds for sneakers for Boys & Girls Club members. Families shop at St Stanislaus Center while volunteers help fit shoes. Adidas pairs cost about 15 dollars with grateful parents noting affordable footwear. Contact Cindy Leise for details.
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