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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2000
Page
9
A compilation of death notices from Elyria and Lorain County detailing Mahlon Weaver 92 of Elyria, Jerome T. Angelos 66 of Lorain, and others including 77 year old Okey Pennington 77 of Elyria, 96 year old Mary Frances Long of Wellington, and Willard C. Smith 71 of Elyria, with survivors, funeral arrangements, call times, and burial plans noted.
Graveside services for Arturo Lara and Blanca Lara will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Holy Cross Cemetery in Brook Park. Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel of Lorain at 3224 Broadway handles arrangements. Arturo Lara died in 1986 and Blanca Lara in January.
Leonard Rounds 81 of Columbia Station died Monday after a short illness. He served in World War II in Europe and worked at Bendix Westinghouse, retiring in 1973. A volunteer fireman and Boy Scout leader in Eaton Township, he left a wife Doris, daughter Betty, two sons, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Cruz Romero 76 of Lorain died Monday after a sudden illness. Born in Dallas she moved here in 1939 and was a Sacred Heart Chapel member. Survived by multiple children and many grandchildren. Friends may call at Sacred Heart Chapel before Mass at 9:30. Devin Funeral Home overseeing arrangements.
John M. Temple 81 of Elyria died after a long illness at EMH Regional Medical Center. Born in Columbus he moved to Elyria in 1974 from North Olmsted. He served in World War I and belonged to First Congregational Church. He is survived by wife Mary Evelyn Temple and son John M. Temple Jr. Burial was at Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon. Dicken Funeral Home handled arrangements.
The defense and prosecutors clashed over who may access DNA tests and experiments, delaying the June 12 trial. A 16 year old witness testified Maldonado strangled Velez with shoelaces in Maldonado’s basement, then carried the body to nearby woods and set it aflame with rubbing alcohol.
More than 20 local eateries join a survey by the Lorain County Tobacco Initiative Partnership to gauge customer opinions on smoking policies. Owners like Donna Dove of Lunchbreak Cafe anticipate possible moves to smoke-free spaces, while others emphasize smokers’ rights and varied reactions.
Elyria residents back a charity drive adopting rubber ducks for education. A July 4 Firequacker Duck Derby on the Black River will crown winners from numbered ducks with over 100 prizes, including a $1 million golden duck. Adoption costs range from 5 to 50 dollars with options for six quacks or a flock.
Judge G J Glavas says the Ohio Supreme Court decision makes sense and notes a separation of powers. He adds that removing warnings about bad time will speed court proceedings and outlines that individuals must be informed they could serve bad time in prison, on probation, after sentences, or on early release.
From Cr ient Ohio. Grell, a former physics teacher and owner of Sights and Sounds of Edison, explains his lifelong Edison interest and favorite invention the phonograph. Ohio’s Edison quarter designs number seven, with public input guiding three to the governor and Mint. A federal Edison coin is due in 2004, funded by legislation and tied to $1 million grants for seven national Edison sites if coins sell. Vote at www.ohio200.org/quartervote.
A survey shows a 15-year-old Lorain girl bought five cigarette packs, the highest among participants, while another minor faced purchase limits. The youths cited the program’s aim to deter smoking and noted school outreach by Thompson at Admiral King High School. They described writing letters to stores as part of learning to ID sellers.
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