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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1987
Page
5
Obituary notices list Rev Chester A Bryant Sr 62 of Elyria World War II Navy veteran long time pastor at Church of God Swanton and leader roles in several churches and organizations. Also memorial notices for Avons Grace Denman Allan E Nordrum Frederick F Cunningham Sr Warren H DeLancey detailing family survivors service times and burial plans.
Obituaries report Edward Chupick 73 of Fredericksburg Ohio died after a short illness at Aultman Hospital Canton. He was a USX steel manager, Marine Corps WWII veteran, and survived by family including wife Mary. Funeral at Garland Misencik Amherst with Rev Happel. Also noted are George J. Phillips 53 of Cape Coral Florida who died of a heart attack and Mabel Marie Stout 69 of Bridgeport West Virginia who died after a short illness with service details and burial plans. Phillips' survivors include wife Elsie and multiple children and siblings. Stout's survivors include six sons and five daughters with numerous grandchildren. Services for Phillips and Stout held in Florida and West Virginia respectively.
Wellington High School choirs will present a Pops Concert in the high school gymnasium Monday at 7 p.m. Advance tickets are available at the high school and will also be sold at the door Monday evening. The Thursday headline had misstated the date.
Friends may call Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home today 2 4 and 7 9 8 pm. Burial will be in St Mary Cemetery Elyria.
Elyria Lorain County Sheriff Martin Mahony will meet with municipal court officials next week to reduce jail crowding. He notes many weekend sentences drive high occupancy and discusses day by day sentencing as an option. The jail population hovered near capacity, with 199 beds and plans to house prisoners elsewhere if needed.
Richard Byron of New York City, 36, abducted and car stolen from a man in NYC, pulled a replica .45 on Trooper Michael Knoll during a westbound Ohio Turnpike stop near the Erie County line. Byron attempted hang himself in Sandusky County Jail after surrendering. he faces felonious assault abduction and receiving stolen property charges plus a $50,000 bond. The case includes heavy NY criminal history and an accomplice identified as Gloria Wood.
Lorain honors nearly two years since Terry Anderson was abducted in Lebanon with ceremonies Monday marking Remember Terry Anderson Day. Mayor Olejko proclaims the day. events begin at 11 am with flag raising and a yellow ribbon plank. Speakers include Anderson's aunt Gwendolyn Jones and others, with updates on his status. Anderson was AP Middle East chief and is being held with Thomas Sutherland at the American University of Beirut.
An 18 year old Vermilion man identified as Jonathon Parks was hospitalized in stable condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle crash on Mason Road in Milan Township. The other driver, 64 year old Charles Gilbert of Wakeman, was treated and released. Parks was charged with reckless operation. Both men wore seat belts.
Lorain County Board of Elections Director Jack Wolf escaped injury when backing out of a driveway onto Oberlin Avenue at 8 30 a m his car collided with a northbound pickup truck. Wolf 61 was cited for improper backing. The truck driver was not injured.
Lorain County inventors council meeting features Bob Banville discussing bringing a Fisherman's Thimble to market. Event set for March 17 at 7 30 p.m. in Room ATC 216 at Lorain County Community College with an executive committee gathering at 6 30 p.m.
Cleveland NASA Lewis Research Center launches an April through June program commemorating aeronautics history. The History of Flight screens April, Aviation Today in May, and Flight into Tomorrow in June with Saturday and Sunday displays at the Visitor Information Center. Call 433-2900 for details.
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