Amherst barber Albert L Charny 81 dies in North Carolina
Albert Leo Charny 81 longtime Amherst barber died Thursday at his winter home in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina after a long illness Born in Cleveland he moved to Mountville Ohio then Amherst in 1969 He served 20 years in the Navy fighting in World War II and Korea After Navy service he opened Town and Country Barber Shop in Amherst He belonged to Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church VFW Post 1662 and South Amherst American Legion Post 197 Survivors include wife Mildred sons Ronald Albert Raymond seven grandchildren a great grandchild sisters Agnes Tommer and Bernadine Popovich Preceded by parents siblings Funeral details set at Hempel Funeral Home with Mass at Mary Catholic Church Burial Evergreen Cemetery Amherst Military honors to be provided by Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard Memorials to American Cancer Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leo Charny
Amherst
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Cleveland
Mountville
Ohio
Navy
Town & Country
Charny
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church
South Amherst
VFW
American Legion
Mildred A. Charny
Patten
Ronald M
Albert L
Dayton
Raymond D
Agnes
Tommer
Bernadine Popovich
Richmond Heights
Andrew
Mary
Jacko) Charny
John
Mike
Mary Charny
Sally Stanonis
Frances Kangas
Cecilia McCann
Hempel
Cleveland St
South Lake St
Edward Kordas
Evergreen Cemetery
Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard
American Cancer Society
North Ridge Road
Elyria
Allen Katz
Emh Regional Medical Center
Katz
Brooklyn
N.Y
North Ridgeville
Higbee
Midway Mail
Phyllis
Martin Kate
Jack Katz
Robert Booher
Karen Booher
Sheldon Katz
Sarah Plat
Martha Becker
Zion Memorial Park
Northfield Road
Bedford
Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Inc
Cleveland Heights
Garland Allen 37 years conductor and longtime CSX worker dies
Garland L. Allen 71 a former Grafton resident died Tuesday in Braxton County Memorial Hospital Gassaway W V after a long illness He lived in Gassaway at death time He worked 37 years as a conductor for CSX Transportation in Lorain Survivors include his wife Ilene nee Hashman daughters Rosalee Patton Donna Boggs Kathy Arms a son Tim ten grandchildren five great grandchildren sisters Susie Mosser Veda Greda James brother Leemon Allen preceded in death by parents Emery and Ottie Allen and sister Lennis Case Services 3 p m Saturday Blackburn Funeral Home Grafton Elder Darrill Hashman Burial Nesbett Cemetery Grafton Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland L. Allen
Grafton
Braxton County Memorial Hospital
Gassaway
W.va
CSX Transportation
Lorain
Ilene (Nee Hashman
Rosalee Patton
Reidsville
N.C
Donna Boggs
Elyria
Kathy Arms
Tennessee
Tim
Susie Mosser
Weston
Veda
Greda James
Normantown
Leemon Allen
Letter Gap
Emery
Ottie Allen
Lennis Case
Blackburn Funeral Home
Main St
Darrill Hashman
Nesbett
Grafton Township
Elyria area homemaker Helen Marquardt dies at 86
Helen Marquardt nee Bender 86 of Elyria died Wednesday after a long illness born in Cleveland she lived in Elyria and Westlake a homemaker member of Trinity Baptist Church survivors include daughter Nancy Vance Elyria son Ronald Bay Village nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren she was predeceased by husband Edward daughter Marilyn Kovacic and parents Arpad and Francheska Fanny Bender graveside service 2 pm today Elmhurst Park Cemetery Avon memorial service 1 30 pm Sunday Trinity Baptist Church Elyria memorials New Life Hospice Ridge Hill Amherst obituary continues for Gunda Corry Loving 77 of Lorain survivor son Harland Lorain three grandchildren two great grandchildren sisters and brother and extended funeral details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marquardt
Bender
Elyria
Cleveland
Westlake
Marquardt
Trinity Baptist Church
Nancy Vance
Ronald
Bay Village
Edward
Marilyn Kovacic
Arpad and
Francheska
Fanny’ Bender
Elmhurst Park
Detroit Rd
Avon
Mike Manoski
Concord Ave
New Life Hospice
North Abbe Rd
Jenkins Funeral Chapel
Dover Center
Gunda “Corry” Loving
Strobel
Lorain
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Nurenburg
Germany
St. Laci’s Club
Europe
Las Vegas
Harland
Henry Preece
Gertrude Schultze
Lodi
Calif
Ruth
Ottmar Strobel
Harland W
Matthaus
Gretel
Rager
Memorial service for Kath leen Belling in Lorain
Kath leen Belling 74 of Avon died February 20 after a long illness at Altercare North Ridgeville. A memorial service is set for 5 p.m. Saturday at Richard J. Reidy Funeral Home Lorain. Make-A-Wish Foundation gifts requested. Surviving daughters Kay Phillips Colleen Buczyn sky and Jenny Lindsey, five grandchildren, brothers James Buchheit Hollywood Florida and Charles Buchheit East Liverpool Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Belling
Buchheit
Avon
Richard J. Reidy
E. 31St St
Lorain
Altercare
North Ridgeville
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Kay Phillips
Colleen Buczynsky
Jenny Lindsey
Elyria
James Buchheit
Hollywood, Fla
Charles Buchheit
East Liverpool
Ohio
Shirley Linger obituary notes Lorain volunteer boat of life
Shirley M Linger nee Quinn 63 of Lorain died Wednesday at Community Health Partners after a spa to illness She was a Lorain letter carrier for eight years until 1975 and a member of the Letter Carriers union She volunteered for the Lorain County Board of Elections Survivors include her husband Harold R a daughter Linda Linger two grandsons brothers David and Ronald sisters Nancy Jean Sharon She was preceded in death by son Ronald H and parents Orville and Maycle Quinn Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m today at Richard J Reidy Funeral Home Services 10 a m Saturday Rev Ken Kaffiman officiating American Cancer Society address given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley M. Linger
Nee Quinn
Lorain
Community Health Partners
Highcoal
W.va
Tod Lott
David Quinn
Ronald Davis
Diana
Nancy Stout
Jean Mesko
Ashtabula
Sharon Nestick
Villa Rica
Ronald H
Orville
Maycle
Nee Davis) Quinn
Richard J. Reidy
E. 31St St
Ken Kaffiman
Victory Baptist Temple
Elyria
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
American Cancer Society
Ridge Road
Lorain man Ezema Taylor 85 dies after long illness
Ezema Taylor 85 of Lorain dies Tuesday morning in Ohio Extended Care Center after a long illness. Born in Edison Georgia he lived in Lorain since 1944. Survived by wife Trudie Mae Taylor son Robert four grandchildren three great grandchildren and many relatives. Friends may call from moon until service at 1 p.m. Saturday at Brown Funeral Home 27th Street and Broadway Lorain Elder Steve Robinson officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezema Taylor
Lorain
Ohio
Edison
Robert
Mattie Dixon
Geraldine Dennis
Atlanta
Pinkey L. Murphy
Albany
Trudie Mae Taylor
John and
Azzie Taylor
Moon
Brown Funeral Home
27Th Street
Broadway
Steve Robinson
Elmwood Cemetery
Dalton Man Michael Leininger Dies at 56
Michael Leroy Leininger 56 of Dalton Georgia died Saturday at Hamilton Medical Center Dalton He was born in Lorain County and formerly resided there Survived by daughters Gail Edwards and Angie Leininger sons Dwayne Douglas brothers Robert Bob Gerald Walter Butch and sister Beatrice Landrum Phyllis Leininger Patty Leininger The Ponders Funeral Home Dalton is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Leroy Leininger
Dalton, Ga
Hamilton Medical Center
Carolyn
Gail Edwards
Chatsworth
Angie Leininger
Ohio
Dwayne Douglas
Robert
Bob
Gerald
Walter “Butch
Michigan
Beatrice Landrum
Phyllis Leininger
Patty Leininger
West Virginia
Three Youngstown men convicted in mafia racketeering case
In Cleveland three men Bernard Altshuler Lavance Turnage and Jeffrey Riddle were found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and illegal gambling tied to Lenny Strolle's mob operation in eastern Ohio They face life terms as Strolle pleaded guilty last month to running the ring and taming violence Prosecutors say the trio helped orchestrate the 1996 killing of Ernie Biondillo and shootings involving the Mahoning County prosecutor and an ex prosecutor The verdicts follow indictments that first surfaced in 1997 and mark a continuing wave of mob convictions in the Mahoning Valley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Youngstown
Bernard Altshuler
Lavance Turnage
Jeffrey Riddle
Lennie Strolle
Altshuler
Turnage
Riddie
Strolle
Ohio
Num
Bers
Ernie Biondillo
Strallo
Mahoning County
Paul Gains
Gary van Brocklin Strallo
U.S. District Court
Biondillo
Riddle
Altschuler
Strollo
Kathleen O’malley
U.S
Craig Morford
Marion cancer testing resumes near River Valley schools
Army Corps of Engineers begins soil tests on school grounds south of the middle school and north of the high school lot to probe a higher cancer rate among River Valley graduates. EPA previously found safe air and water elsewhere, while barrels near the depot showed lead and chromium contamination. Cleanup is to begin later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
U8 Army Corps of Engineers
River Valley
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Corps
Army Reserve
Chronicle asks judge to toss Rosenbaum lawsuit
The Chronicle asks Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Edward Zaleski to dismiss a defamation countersuit filed by Jonathan Rosenbaum, chief assistant prosecutor, alleging the paper and top executives harmed his reputation. The motion argues delays and misfiled material, citing an opinion piece as protected First Amendment content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Common Pleas Court
Edward M. Zaleski
Rosenbaum
Chronicle
Paul Facinelli
John Keyse- Walker
Facinelli
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Flights at O'Hare Drive FAA Funding Split in Congress
The House stalled reauthorization as Rep Henry Hyde objected to higher O Hare flights. Legislation would let local authorities double passenger facility charges and boost annual Airport Improvement Program funding to five billion dollars. Hub airports with single carrier dominance must file competition plans to receive more funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAA
Henry Hyde
R-Ir
O’hare
House
Rier
Shuster
McCain
al Gore
War Lover inspiration General Alexander Boyd Andrews II dies at 86
Raleigh AP report states Alexander Boyd Andrews II, the World War II airman whose exploits on a crippled 8 17 bomber inspired The War Lover, died Sunday at 86. A retired brigadier general, he founded 11 companies including BTI North Carolina Natural Gas and Sugar Mountain Ski Resort, and owned Hanging Rock mountain. A 1944 France mission left his nose blown off and engines out, with casualties among crew. he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N.C
Alexander Boyd Andrews II
Andrews
Air Force
BTI
N.C. Natural Gas
Sugar Mountain
Hanging Rock
France
Correction: Elyria Moose Lodge breakfast and CIA plots note
The Elyria Moose Lodge hosts a pancake breakfast Sunday 9 am to noon with admission 5 for adults and 2.50 for under 10. Also reported, Sidney Gottlieb, head of CIA experiments including LSD on unwitting subjects, died at 80. The agency pursued drug tests, brainwashing fears, and several alleged assassination plots. none succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Washington, Va
Sidney Gottlieb
CIA
Gottlieb
New York Times
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Congo
Determined firefighter hopeful Rodriguez takes tests across cities
Rodriguez, a Williams Ford service writer in Berea, aims to become a firefighter. He plans to take the test without a reader on Saturday and the agility test in April after dropping 40 pounds from 245 pounds. He credits his grandparents for teaching him to help others and says he will keep testing until he achieves his dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodriguez
Cleveland
Williams Ford
Berea
Lorain project faces profit, management, and zoning hurdles
March 1 outline of 12 concerns for Fair field Estates by Brisben Companies prompts Paxton to say some points jeopardize profit. Koziura seeks Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority management and $300 of rent toward down payment, rejected as unfeasible. Mayor wants larger lots, cutting houses to about 70. Paxton insists 95 needed for profitability. Councilwoman Tavenner calls for open development guidelines after criticizing closed-door talks and resident anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendation
Brisben Companies Inc
Fairfield Estates
South Lorain
Paxton
Koziura
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
Kathy Tavenner
8Th Ward
Lorain
Concert From Ci Teaches Students Proper Singing Techniques
A Ci concert teaches students singing methods as Mattea demonstrates wide mouth opening. The program includes five songs such as De Dolores and Zip A Dee Doo Dah. Students gain confidence, with Jeremy belting out lyrics and David Scott expressing mood lifting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boey
Mattea
Jeremy
David Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amherst Barber
Gunda ‘Corry’ Loving
St. Lad's Club
Hanagan Services
Ardrive
Board of Elections
Mr. Leininger
Lorain County
Herbert and
The
Ponders Funeral Home
Melrose Drive
Lenny Strolle
Mahoning Valley
the Chronicle
Chronicle-Telegram
Cuyahoga County
Plese A SS
Alexander Andrews III
Mewspape
Ehrdhy