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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1992

Page

8

Area Deaths in Cleveland Suburb News

Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Lorain County area including Muriel Cogswell Wykoff 88 born in Lakewood, Evelyn Bozich 66 of Lorain, Margaret Gabriel 91 of Lorain, Mildred DeChant 93 of Avon and Doris Perkey 71 of North Ridgeville. Each lists survivors, church and lodge memberships, service times, and burial plans with funeral homes in Elyria and Lorain.

Muriel C. Wykoff Cogswell Cleveland Area Elyria United Methodist Home Lakewood First Church of Christ Scientist Durlal Alger Cemetery Cleveland Evelyn Bozich Lorain Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Holy Trinity Catholic Church Altar and Rosary Society St. Ann Lodge Mildred M. DeChant Bogner-Busch Family Center Ridge Rd North Ridgeville St. Mary Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Sisters of Notre Dame Auburn Road Chardon Ohio Doris I. Perkey Munson Fairview General Hospital Richard K. Thewlis First Congregational United Church of Christ Whitehaven Cemetery Mayfield Village

Lorain 2600 plans Tuesday meeting

Lorain 2600 calls a town meeting for all residents Tuesday 6 30 to 8 p m at Lorain Catholic High School Tower Boulevard Falbo Avenue The gathering informs the public about Lorain 2000 work and seeks input to move Lorain toward a shared future The Lorain 2000 scope includes 68 stakeholders reviewing government economy social education.

Lorain

Bungee jumpers race to leap despite delays and dispute

Al Johnson and fellow jumpers press ahead at Camp Wa Hoo near Sheffield Village despite a snowstorm and permit problems that halted crane arrival. Village officials threaten fines and arrests for zoning violations while Johnson vows to continue, citing safety and traffic concerns.

al Johnson Camp Wa Hoo Route Johnson Wendy Hudecek International Bungee Association Sheffield Jerrod Bialko Bialke Cleveland St. Patrick’s Day Lorain

Kincaid alleges con artist harmed family with drugs

The Kincaids blame Armstrong for manipulating Cynthia Kincaid and claim drug use at her home, while police note no law protects victims of addiction. Det. Pittak says Armstrong could face drug charges if tests confirm his connection to paraphernalia. The family, formerly homeless, seeks help from social agencies as they pursue stability and work.

Armstrong

Mihok aims to ease city transition and rely on law expertise

Mihok, 38, discusses budget pressures and a nonconfrontational stance toward George Koury. He says the Law Department will provide legal opinions and plans to work with Mayor Olejko and safety director Wanda Tully while meeting with Tully to improve departmental efficiency and public responsiveness.

Mihok Koury George Koury Olejko Law Department Scherach Tully Wanda Tully

Crash Probe Details Focus on Ice Checks and Casualties

Co pilot John told investigators the crew checked for ice repeatedly during Flight 405. Each cockpit member checked at least three times, possibly up to ten. Captain Wallace J. Majure died in the crash, along with Dean Gray, Morrill Esta hadf mine another victim. Dean Gray was described as a close friend who was “a great guy.”

Rachuba Wallace J. Majure Morrill Flight 405 Dean Gray

Avon Lake records 8 percent rise in crime in 1991

Avon Lake mayor Richard Hausrod cited FBI data showing crime rose 8 percent from 287 cases in 1990 to 311 in 1991 and called for community help rather than expanding the police force. Police Chief Richard Hunt attributed the rise to growth and recession, noting thefts and assaults climbed markedly.

Avon Lake Richard Hausrod Hausrod FBI Richard Hunt Hunt Hansrod

Mysterious land sale links bishop to North Ridgeville lots

The Diocese of Cleveland says it does not know who bought two wooded parcels in North Ridgeville in the bishop's name, though county records show the $1000 purchase from Marsha Amos Pope of Vancouver Washington. Each 5200 square foot lot valued at 2600, near Watson Avenue off Dyke. Diocesan officials expect paperwork to clarify ownership.

Cleveland Anthony J. Pilla North Ridgeville Watson Avenue Elyria Marsha Amos Pope Vancouver Wash St. Peter’s St. Julie Billiart

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Rovusion Wyagit Dicken Funeral Home Middle Ave Alford Marshall Anna Lisicky John J. Gluvna Broadway Ann Mile Mar We Margaret Gabrie St. Ladislaus Catholic Church The Virgin Mary Society St Ann Auxiliary Church Gabrie Margaret, Gall Mary Ann Messaros Ema Kenya Amherst John Raymond James Mary Nagy John R. Devin Elyna Ave Feneral Patrick Shields Calvary Cemetery St. Ann St. Vincent de Paul Society Migram Portsmouth Nhs Robert P Godfrey Munson Lois A. Lamb Lois Arlene Lamb Rogers Belden Grafton Belden High School Kent State University Brunswick Lanes Lorain Community Hospital Lamb Marjorie Uniiecht Richard Loomis Calif Douglas Bloomington, Sr Donna Rust) Edwards Fairview Park Ernest W. Lamb Ruth Hoffman Marjorie Kelly Shook Glen Rogers Tut Blathburn Mar Khcor Dilaebhuen Bruce Adlifu Sanyika American African Society Jeffrey Johnson Sacred Heart Church Lorain 2000 Sheffield Village Kincaid Law Richard Armstrong Det Chris Pittak Pittak Kincaids Cynthia Kincaid Children Services Salvation Army Dean Jeff Simmons Lorain County Bob Polomsky Linda Kramer
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