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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1990
Page
8
Multiple obituaries list Cora E. Curtis of Spencerville and Dorothy Rosemarie Hylen of Elyria among those dying recently. Details cover survivors, service times at St Mary Church and Nativity Catholic Church, burial plans, and funeral-home arrangements across Elyria Lorain Vermilion Amherst and nearby towns.
Helen Hendry 78 of Lorain died Friday at St Joseph Hospital in the coronary care unit after a short illness. She retired from Helen Plastics of Elyria where she worked as a polisher. She was a member of St Mary Catholic Church and a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary Polish American Citizens Club. Survived by son and daughters Mary Stitah, Virginia Limes, Veronica Ferner, Theresa Lieb and brothers Floyd Zagorsky Joseph Frank Edward Alexander Stanley. Friends may call at Dom Browski and Wohleyer Funeral Home Lorain Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m with a Christian wake at 9 p m. Mass Monday 9 30 a m at St Mary Catholic Church officiated by Rev Daniel Davis.
Charles Cooper age 64 of Lorain died. He is survived by a daughter. Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 pm Sunday at Carter Funeral Home, 2001 Diva Ave. Lorain. Services 1 pm Monday at the funeral home. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Lorain.
Ruth A Whitney age 96 of Wellington died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Pennsylvania and was active in Wellington Grange Farm Women’s Club and Pittsfield United Church of Christ. Survived by daughter Mary McConnell, six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. husband Herbert, and sons Calvin and Floyd. Norton Funeral Home arranged calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm and a 2 pm service at Pittsfield United Church of Christ conducted by Rev. Harry Sawdey. Burial in East Pittsfield Cemetery. Memorials to may be made to the church or preferred charity.
Rodney Langelier, 18, of North Olmsted, was to be arraigned on a felony corruption of a minor charge in Rocky River Municipal Court for an incident with a 13 year old girl last Saturday. The girl initially said she was abducted and raped at knife point near the Great Northern Mall but investigators found she knew him.
The Deli at 144 Middle Ave in Elyria is being sold to Kevin and Lynne Koudela of Naples Pizza. The existing Betterway Inc. program will shift to adult housing, with The Deli reopening as Touch of Naples offering sit down meals by mid April while Naples Pizza operates as carry out.
Three North Olmsted Middle School students Jeremy Sanders Craig Komar and Julie McConaughy were struck by a car while crossing Butternut Ridge Road at the Dover Road intersection. All were listed in fair condition with multiple injuries as police turn the case over to the city prosecutor for an investigation with no charges filed yet.
Malcolm E. Cash, divisional manager of Ohio Edison, named to the Governing Board of Leadership Lorain County. He comes from the Mansfield division and cites his community leader involvement with Leadership Unlimited. Cash, of Sheffield Lake, joins chambers, Boy Scout Council, Rotary, hospital foundation and country club in Elyria.
Vermilion officials will have the city prosecutor review an accident investigation that concluded Lucas Mayer a 5 year old Vermilion boy died when struck while crossing Route 60 at Carrow Road. Lucas’s sister Rachel 11 and cousin Brandy Mayer 14 of Vermilion were with him. Driver Jack Dane 63 of Mason Road Vermilion swerved but could not avoid the collision no charges filed yet.
A 23 year old Lorain resident started a blaze in an upstairs bedroom with a lighter, causing about 5000 dollars in damage to the W 23rd Street apartment he shared with his mother. No injuries were reported to Peggy Daniels or the son, and the other three units in the four unit building were undamaged.
Elyria Lorain County Human Services invites letters of intent from county social service agencies to submit proposals for Title XX funds for 1991. Eligible services include day care for children, services for the blind and deaf, adult protective services, counseling, homemaker and home health aide, transportation, and home management. Letters must reach Mary Lou Golski by March 21 at 320 N Gateway Blynd Elyria 44085. for details call Lynda Schmidt at 323-5726 or 244-5134.
Rodney Langelier, 18, of 5121 Luceydale Ave., is charged with corruption of a minor after a 13 year old girl accused him of abduction and rape at knife point near Great Northern Shopping Center. A preliminary hearing is scheduled in Rocky River Municipal Court for March 28. he is free on a $5,000 personal bond. The charge is felony.
A seven year old Lorain girl, Jessica Yeo, remained in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a three car collision on Griswold Road. Police said Earl Loar, 4720 Maple Rd., Lorain, failed to yield while turning into a driveway, causing the crash at 3:22 p.m. Friday. The impact pushed Yeo’s mother’s car into a parked vehicle. Karen Yeo and another passenger were treated at the hospital.
A June 6 jury trial was scheduled for Richard E. Fayak Jr. 25 of 264 Island Road on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide for the October 12 deaths of Eaton Estates residents Jennifer Henes 16 and Kevin Parks 18. The car struck them along Island Road near Route 82 after they left a party. Henes died at Elyria General Hospital. Parks died four days later.
Elyria police report nine additional county cars had tires slashed Thursday, raising total vandalized since Wednesday night to over 30. Victims include vehicles from domestic relations, prosecutor, children's services, maintenance, and one state vehicle.
A Friday Chroni cle-Telegram item incorrectly named Walter Sukey as LaGrange water and sewer superintendent. The correct official title was not Walter Sukey.
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