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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1987
Page
4
A sequence of obituaries from Lorain County noting deaths of Jacob J. Schmitz Sr 84 Ruby C Rhoads 68 Marie Gale 87 Rosalie Zimmerman 85 Raymond L Crandall 82 Marita R Griffore 72. Details include birthplaces residences family survivors church affiliations and funeral arrangements with locations in Avon Elyria Lorain Amherst Sheffield Lake and Westlake.
Elyria man Richard Pearady and Lorain woman Elizabeth Fitch are among 40 finalists for Celebration Instant Game prizes from 1000 to 100000. The finalist draw occurs March 17 at The Historical Center in Columbus, with a 1985 Velma address and a 1130 start.
Rev Chester A Bryant Sr 62 of Elyria died recently. Survived by wife Georgia nee Coleman son Chester Jr three foster daughters Cindy Angie McCall Shannen Drummer four sisters and three brothers. Friends may call Monday 2 4 p.m. at Carter Funeral Home Elyria and 7 9 p.m. at Greater Christ Temple Church. Services Tuesday noon at the church. Burial Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon.
Allan E. Nordrum 69 of Elyria died. He is survived by his daughter Christine A. Wirth and two brothers. Friends may call Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria. A memorial service is Monday at 1 p.m. at Pilgrim OCC Elyria. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery Elyria.
Elyria Rotary Club will fund five students from the district to pursue one year abroad as goodwill ambassadors. Eligibility spans 660 graduates and undergraduates. applicants must be available for an August 29 interview at Findlay College. Contact John Frain or Lee Bays to apply.
The five day jury discussion in the James L. Oliver murder case strained all involved with bailiff David A. Parrish bearing extra duties. Judge John E. Corrigan declared the jury hung, prompting a return to court with Parrish noting relief as the NCAA tournament loomed and a TV, beer, and popcorn sounded appealing for the next day.
An 18 year old Amherst High School student is charged with first degree misdemeanor assault after a confrontation in a school hallway. A 15 year old boy was grabbed by the neck and choked until unconscious, then taken by paramedics to Lorain Community and St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain. The student is free on 1000 bond and arraignment is set for March 20 at 8 30 a m in Oberlin Municipal Court.
Multiple birth notices from Elyria Lorain Wellington and surrounding towns list daughters and sons born to numerous couples on dates in February and March. Names include KRAPS SMITH LEININGER FORREST KNOLL SNYDER THRASHER GOSNELL THOMAS FAYAK DUSTAN YOUNG STOR ROW MCORE BOLYARD WILLIS MAHONE WINNINGHAM ATKINSON RUE RASOR SCOTT EICHELBERGER POLICZ CHAPMAN MOWARD RAINES AKERS MOLOSKY HAMLIN STALLARD SCOTT RADACHI BROWN JACKSON and others with street addresses in Elyria Lorain Wellington Amherst Grafton and Vermilion.
Kevin O'Donnell of Bay Village wins the Prix Mannesmann Tally for the French edition of his 1984 novel Oracle. The award includes a 100000 franc prize and judges the next year’s entry. Published by Berkley Books in English and Editions Robert Laffont in French, the book explores politics in a computerized 22nd century. He has published eight novels and over 50 shorter works.
Peggy Anderson sister of Lorain native Terry Anderson urges renewed concern for hostages after the Iran Contra affair. She cites ongoing arrests and factions while naming Americans held in Beirut as Sutherland Reed Chippie Tracy and Anderson, with groups Islamic Jihad and Revolutionary Justice Organization claiming captives.
A 25 year old Lorain man Bobby Dale Mack pleaded innocent in Lorain Municipal Court to complicity to robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. His 31 year old brother Billy Joe Mack faces robbery resisting arrest and marijuana charges. arraignment continued to Monday.
Westminster Choir College from Princeton will present a 50 undergraduates program at the Cleveland Institute of Music noon concert on Wednesday featuring religious works and folk songs. Also tonight a Bluegrass show at Belden Auction Barn presents Andy Hamilton and East Kentucky Grass among others with tickets at the door.
The 8th District Court of Appeals upheld Arnold R. Pinkney’s 1985 conviction for unlawful interest in a public contract. Two judges found no reversible errors while a dissenting judge argued lack of evidence Pinkney knew his actions were illegal. He received a suspended 1 1/2 year sentence, probation, restitution, and 60 hours of community service.
The Olmsted Falls High School announces the fourth grading period honor roll. 12th grade includes Stacey Geiger Tamara Kalikin Debra Koeppen Rob LANEVE Robert Miller Marc Pignataro Michelle Reyes Jennifer Telene g. 11th grade Brad Bolander Molly McBride Valerie McCarty Catherine Miller James Tassie. 10th grade James Burkhart Loren Laut Sandra Rich ard Tricia Segal. 9th grade Kenneth Dunn Pamela Eheresman Wendy Lowry Anamania Mihalega Kristen Miles Lori Neumeister Alison Rathburn Karen Squosanti Chris Steinbrenner.Judge Terlep
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