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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2007
Page
9
Amanda A Ransom Gall 27 of Lorain died Thursday announced by Wyers Funeral Chapel Elyria. Arrangements or pending guidance from the funeral home and Lorain area services.
Doreathea A. Johnson died March 22 2007 at E M H Regional Medical Center Elyria after a long illness. Friends may call Thursday from 58 PM at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Chestnut Ridge Road State Route 57 Elyria. Arrangements by funeral home.
Virginia Siegmund nee Mohrman 86 of Elyria died March 22 2007 at Wesleyan Village after a life as a public school teacher and Grace Lutheran Church singer. Survived by husband Ernest sons Tom and Gary four grandchildren three step grandchildren sister Lucille. Visitation 4 7 PM Sunday Bauer Funeral Home. Services Monday 11 AM at Grace Lutheran Church. Burial Pittsfield Cemetery. Memorials to Grace Lutheran CHP New Life Hospice or American Cancer Society.
Charles Paul Krueger a lifelong North Ridgeville resident died March 23 2007 after a short illness. He was born March 3 1951 in Elyria and worked as a head custodian for Fairview Park City Schools for 18 years. He coached North Ridgeville girls softball and served as president and vice president of OAPSI. Surviving are his wife Linda daughter Lacey brother Ken sister Kathy mother Phyllis and many nieces and nephews. Services Monday at 11 00 AM at David Bogner Family Funeral Home with Dr Peter Mealwitz officiating. Burial Fields Cemetery North Ridgeville. Online condolences at davidbognerfamilyfuneralhome.com
Ernest Jack Cox of Lorain died March 22 2007 after a long illness at Anchor Lodge Nursing Home He served as tech sergeant in the 389th Bomb Group 8th Air Force flying 30 European Theater missions and survived the Ploesti Raid He earned two Distinguished Flying Crosses with oak leaf clusters and other decorations A life member of multiple veterans groups he retired from Ford Brook Park in 1983 Funeral services were held at Devin Funeral Home with Masonic and military honors honoring a lengthy civic and military service record.
Wilbur W. Wayman 89 died 2007 at Wesleyan Village Elyria after a brief illness. He was born September 12 1917 in Pittsburgh PA and moved to Lorain in 1947. A WW II Army Air Force veteran and staff sergeant, he retired in 1980 from US Steel as an electrician after 32 years. Survived by wife Lenore two sons four grandchildren two great grandchildren and preceded in death by first wife Elmyra and two brothers. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 AM at Delaware Avenue United Methodist Church Lorain with burial at Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon and military honors by Post 461. Memorials to Wesleyan Village.
Virgil Griffith of Lorain dies at home after a brief illness on March 22 2007 born December 11 1922 in Stephens KY served in World War II in the air offensive in Japan New Guinea and the Pacific earned American Theater medal Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon five Bronze Stars Good Conduct and Victory Medals retired GM die setter after 34 years in Elyria survived by wife Opal nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren with multiple siblings and other relatives calling hours set March 2 2007 at Hempel Funeral Home in Amherst funeral March 26 2007 with Amherst Veterans honor guard military honors burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst memorials to CHP Regional Foundation New Life Hospice funded by Lorain.
Robert B. Seybold, 58, of Grafton Township, died at Cleveland Clinic after a brief illness. Born January 20, 1951 in Cleveland, he lived in Grafton since 2000. He held degrees from Lakewood Saint Edward High School and Baldwin Wallace College and worked as plant engineer for JBC Technology and BioPlastics. Memorial services are March 26 at Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel. Memorials to Husky Relief Fund at Erie Shores Humane Society.
Nora D. Siebert 67 of Homer Michigan passed away on Wednesday March 21 2007 at home. Born May 30 1939 in Washington PA to William and Zelma Camp she married Paul Siebert in 1958 and he died in 2003. Survived by two daughters Valerie Pace Paula Kelsch four sons Paw Jay Phillip Christine, one sister Freda Williams two brothers Donald Jim Camp 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. A gathering will be held April 15 2007 from 1 00 to 3 00 PM at the Homer VFW Hall. George White Funeral Home Litchfield handled arrangements.
Keel Haulers hosts a 14 class spring race on the Vermilion River with men women and youth divisions. Entry is 15 with top three prizes per class. Warns participants about cold water and remote terrain and urges safety gear and phone access. Lisa Roberson listed as contact.
A resident explains he aimed to include every detail, saying he watches Law and Order and believes detectives always want specifics. Joe Medici notes his approach to compiling a thorough report by gathering as much information as possible.
Shirley R. Johnson of Oberlin criticized the county commissioners for finishing their Thursday meeting in under 30 minutes. She, a regular attendee, said the short agenda and lack of public comment showed government moving too quickly. Brad Dicken reports.
Lake Ridge Academy begins nationwide search for a new school president after Debbie Cook announced plans to depart in June. Associate head Stanley Way oversees operations in Cook's absence while the school develops a president role focused on external finances and fundraising to secure the academy's future.
A 48-year-old Ford Ohio Assembly worker was injured when a van rolled over him at the Miller Road plant in Avon Lake. He suffered right foot injuries and back and leg pain. Spokeswoman Anne Marie Gattari said the incident is being investigated and the worker’s name is not released. The Sheffield Village Fire Department responded at about 8 a.m. Thursday. The accident was described as minor with details pending official inquiry.
In New York, Paul Cortez, 26, was sentenced to 25 years to life for the murder of Catherine Woods, his ex girlfriend. A jury found second degree murder, citing more than 20 knife wounds and Cortez's fingerprint in Woods' blood as key evidence in the Upper East Side killing on November 27, 2005.
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