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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2001
Page
3
A long list of obituaries and memorial notices from Elyria and surrounding communities names Anna M Gell Karl H Heidlberg Wayne F Riffe Larry G Standen Lois Werley Roy Carlis Hammons Robert J Hogan Earl Stoltz and others. Details cover birth death dates residences church affiliations survivors and funeral arrangements. Memorials are requested to Alzheimer’s or local churches and funeral homes handle services.
Melvin Eugene Gene Davis 70 of Columbia Station dies after long illness. Services at 10 a.m. Saturday at David Bogner Family Funeral Home 36625 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville. Rev David Craven and Brother Reg Branham co-officiate. Burial Sunset Memorial Park North Olmsted. Visitation 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Southwest Hospice Services Middleburg Heights 44130.
The other members of the group completed their journey to Detroit and are expected to return home following a Sokol event on Sunday. Sokol, founded in the Czech Republic in the late 1800s, grew into a movement promoting strong minds and bodies across Europe.
Mary A. Dembek 79 of Lorain died after a long illness at EMH Regional Medical Center Elyria. She was a secretary with the Ohio Association of Public School Employees and Residence Council at North Ridge Health Center. Survivors include a son Thomas two grandchildren and a brother. Funeral arrangements at Corrigan Funeral Home and St. Angela Merici Church. Joseph C. Caruso 77 of North Ridgeville died at St. John Westshore Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He served in WWII and worked for American Airlines. Survivors include Angela Smick plus three sons seven grandchildren and a sister. Visitation at David Bogner Funeral Home and Mass at St Julie Billiart Church. Burial at St Peter Cemetery.
Two youngsters discovered a World War II era chemical bomb in tall grass in East Cleveland. Firefighters and a Cleveland bomb squad removed the device, with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base disposal teams concluding it was likely a dummy and not hazardous. The grass was recently year.
The groundbreaking to build an access road to Lorain's new Intermodal Transportation Center will take place at 1 p.m. behind Spitzer Plaza Hotel. Lorain Mayor Foltin, Councilman Cinniger, county commissioners, and Lorain Port Authority executive Richard Novak will speak as the road is rebuilt from a mixed surface to a two lane highway with parking. The route will connect to the intermodal center serving bus, pedestrian, boat traffic and potential rail links to Cleveland.
Columbus AP report says Democrats will court nontraditional support and recruit better candidates to narrow the GOP fundraising lead in Ohio's House. Rep. Dear DePiero becomes minority leader, as Rep. Charlie Wilson notes insurers and small business appeal may swing votes. Both leaders stress candidate quality and outreach beyond labor and lawyers.
Strickland puts all in on his new bar venture saying he risked every cent from York with no nets. The grand opening is tonight and Saturday night from 9 30 p m to 2 20 a m. The bar runs daily 11 a m to 2 30 a m except Sundays with a full menu until 10 p m and late night appetizers. Friday and Saturday after 2 a m Strickland serves breakfast.
The editorial questions if all topics were proper for executive session as county leaders met with Engineer Kenneth Carney two weeks after a drunken driving charge. Carney explained duties as sanitary engineer and officials say the six hour meeting on June 19 included lunch and breaks.
House Speaker Larry House holder warned of possible override votes Thursday if a budget accord on federal money is not reached. The plan would sustain 2003 funding of 4.5 million for the Ohio Association of Second Harvest Food Banks, 600 thousand for the Ohio Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs, and 5.2 million in emergency housing assistance for next year among other programs.
The county will back tax exempt bonds to fund a new maternity ward, heating and air conditioning upgrades, and routine hospital improvements. State law allows public health or nonprofit hospital agencies to issue such bonds with local government approval, with the local authority guaranteeing a public use.
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