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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2011
Page
5
Richard Blount, 95, died Saturday, March 12, 2011, at Kendal at Oberlin. Dicken Funeral Home and Cremation Service is in charge of arrangements.
Lois Gremore 83 of Oberlin passed away March 13 2011 at home surrounded by nieces and nephews. She owned Gremore Dance Studio in Oberlin retiring 2010 and supported arts and environmental groups. Visitation March 17 and funeral March 18 officiated by Pastor Brian Kenyon with burial at Westwood Cemetery. Memorials to Seniors Helping Seniors.
Patricia A Arnold age 73 of North Ridgeville Ohio died March 12 2011 at home after a long career at H R Block and as a bus driver for North Ridgeville City Schools She was a member of the Republic National Committee survived by sons John Matthew and daughter Deborah Peters grandkids and great grands call service details at David Bogner Family Funeral Home with burial at St Peter Cemetery in North Ridgeville Memorials to Murray Ridge School or Special Olympics of Ohio added.
Helen Whiting Pond Burns died Monday March 14 2011 in Wilmington North Carolina from pneumonia complications. Born March 4 1917 in Worcester Massachusetts she lived in Elyria Ohio moved to North Carolina in 1985 and remained between states. She and Harold Burns married in 1940 had five children and three grandchildren. she was active in AAUW The Conversational Club First Congregational Church Salvation Army and Red Cross wartime service. Memorial service private.
Charles W Foster 94 died March 15 2011 in Medina born Willard June 16 1916 to Margie and Royal C Foster retired railroad signal maintainer 35 years Mason and Eagles member long time church member survived by children Kay Salzman Larry Foster Nancy Posz gai and Barbara Lloyd and 12 grandchildren visitation March 19 2011 Eastman Funeral Home Greenwich service 2 PM Greenwood Greenlawn Cemetery memorials to American Cancer Society.
The crowd referenced the Ludlow Massacre of 1914 where 19 people died in a Colorado National Guard assault on a coal miners tent camp. Kay noted many have fought for workers’ rights, with contact details for Cindy Leise provided.
Coroner Paul Marus said the investigation continues into Mark and Beverly Marusin who died in a garage suspected from carbon monoxide fumes. Neighbors recall Mark warned about his mother’s wellbeing as authorities note such incidents occur yearly in Lorain County.
Howard Hanna Realtor Greg Paul said financing came through to buy a vacant Lorain property after its zoning change. The building has sat empty 3.5 years with the price reduced to about 100000 dollars. Council will vote on the rezoning at Monday's meeting.
Mildred Mitzi Drahos Noonan aged 93 of Oakwood Georgia died March 10 2011 at Peachtree Plantation Assisted Living. The Lorain born softball player wife of musician Raymond Noonan moved through Ohio Florida and Georgia with careers at Sears and a gift shop venture The Barbarian Castle in Helen operated 11 years before retiring in 1987 Interment will be at Florida National Cemetery Bushnell with Mason Ward Funeral Home Gainesville handling arrangements.
Board reviews Kasich budget release and outlines cuts including restructuring salary schedules and overtime costs. They plan a $1 or $2 admission fee for concerts, raise West Shore Conference game tickets from 5 to 6, and seek a 10 year 4.9 mill levy in May with August election fallback to save about 3.5 million annually if approved.
A UFCW Local 880 worker led a protest at the Broadway Rite Aid in Elyria as strikes spread across 61 Northeast Ohio stores with unions seeking concessions on health care costs. Spokeswoman Ashley Flower says employees should pay their fair share and notes 25 unionized stores employ about 280 union workers.
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