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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1984
Page
10
Etyna 90, Justus Schroeder 88 owner of Schroeder Tin Shop, Vermilion and Lorain deaths summarized. Includes Adolph Strotar 73 of Lorain, Iola Harsar 73 of Florence, and others with birthplaces Amherst Lorain Poland and Italy. Details list survivors funeral homes and church affiliations.
Helene E Hungerford nee Colnel died Thursday morning at Humana Hospital Daytona Beach Florida after a five week illness. She lived in Cleveland area most of her life and spent winters in Florida. Survived by husband Everett N Hungerford 45 years a daughter Barbara Frisbie North Ridgeville a son Larry Hungerford Miami Florida three grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements at Bogner North Ridgeville and St Peter Cemetery North Ridgeville with a Mass at St Luke Bulhart Church.
Ruth A Toddy 77 of Elyria died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She lived in Elyria 12 years, formerly Berea, and was a member of St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church and its Altar and Rosary Society. Survived by children Mark Schwering of California Donald Schwering Jr of Vermillion and Tracy Ann Schwering of Amherst. First husband Sylvester P Schwering in 1967, second husband Ralph E Toddy in 1981. Preceded by son Donald S Schwering in 1980. Calling hours Sunday 7 9 pm at Fisher Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion. Funeral Mass Monday 10 am at St Vincent de Paul Church. burial Holy Cross Cemetery Cleveland. Rosary Sunday 8 pm at the funeral home.
Elyria reports Ohio Edison Company delivers a 2,430,597.50 check to Lorain County Treasurer for 1933 first half property taxes by James E Markle. A similar amount due for 1983 second half taxes. About 15 percent of a customer's electric bill funds local and state taxes. In 1984 Edison will pay over 405 million in taxes across 41 Ohio counties, with roughly 75 percent to local school districts and the rest to township city and county operations.
Sheffield Lake Mayor Daniel Fragassi faces possible layoff of his son Michael from the road department as the city adopts a 1984 budget of 4,304,663 with no funds for the road salary. A council ordinance freezes full-time posts at December levels, aiming to eliminat e the younger Fragassi’s job pending budget money and union terms. If funds are unavailable, the mayor must issue a 15 day notice.
Avon High Instrumental Music Department presents a 24 hour band marathon on May 18 19 at the Avon High School gym to raise eight thousand dollars for new instruments and repairs. The event starts 9 PM May 18 and features song requests band conducting for a fee and band member rentals for chores.
Lorainite German Flores, 33, pleaded innocent in Lorain Municipal Court to an attempted murder charge tied to a Monday night shooting that left Leroy Hunter, 39, wounded in his car on Lorain Drive. Flores was arrested near Lakeview School with a $120,000 bond set. a prelim hearing is set for April 6. Hunter sought help at a fast food restaurant after the incident.
Amherst Hospital will reduce 5 percent of its staff, 12 full and part-time workers across five departments, effective April 14. The hospital cites Medicare guidelines and national trends toward outpatient care as drivers. All departments have cut costs through inventory control, rescheduling, and not replacing vacancies. Administration will assist affected employees with benefits and local job searches.
Elyria report says James Hubbard, a North Ridgeville man erroneously released from Mansfield Reformatory, is being sought at his Tennessee home. Officials say a records transfer mixup between Columbus and Mansfield led to the release. Hubbard grew up in Cumberland County area and faced abduction charges related to attempting to take his children from Lorain County Children Services offices last year. The search was coordinated with Lumberland County authorities in Tennessee.
Lorain mailman Arthur McGuire, 46, was in fair condition after surgery for severe facial injuries from a pit bull attack while delivering mail on West 23rd Street. The dog escaped from a penned area and attacked him. surgeons reportedly reattached the nasal tip. No charges yet against the owner, but the Postal Service seeks medical expense recovery.
Democratic candidate Clymia-Mary Vasil will host an open house from 6:30 to 8:30 pm today at Mary Jo's Inc. 40798 Griswold Road. The event invites the public for free beer and a chance to discuss issues facing county government.
Lorain Community Hospital hosts the Juvenile Diabetic Support Group on April 10 from 7 to 9:30 PM in Conference Room B at 3700 Kolbe Road. Betty Macintosh RN, coordinator of the Diabetic Recheck Clinic, will discuss brown bag lunches. All juvenile and young adult diabetics are invited. call 282-9121 for details.
A 33 year old Lorain man German Flores pleaded innocent Friday in Lorain Municipal Court to an attempted murder charge tied to a Monday shooting that left Leroy Hunter hospitalized. Flores has a $120000 cash bond and faces four warrants for passing bad checks. Hunter, 39, was shot in his car near his home while meeting someone who wanted names of people who cheated in an alleged drug deal. He remains in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital. Flores is slated for a preliminary hearing April 6. Wright
Police logged multiple incidents in Flyria including a woodburning stove fire at 218 Wolf Court and a criminal damage case at 158 Dorset Court. A theft occurred at Convenient Food Mart on Chestnut Ridge Road with an arrest on Broad Street for disorderly conduct. Additional criminal damage at Nation Park and burglary at 128 High Street were reported, plus assaults at 420 W 12th Street and Temple Court. Arrests include Lemuel Coorhit4 of 205 Hover Road.
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