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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2002

Page

6

Obituary notices for Ginnane Hoffman Norman and others

R Joseph Ginnane 80 former VP of Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland Avon Lake resident died after short illness. Navy WWII lieutenant, Notre Dame and John Carroll educated. Survived by daughters Patricia Yunker Sug arland TX and Kathleen Hoffman Sheffield Village. Christine Hoffman 46 of Sheffield Village died after extended illness. calls and Mass set. burial Calvary Cemetery. Evelyn M Norman 61 Grafton died after long illness. worked at Nancy’s Restaurant. family details and funeral plans. Robert M Emminger 77 Lorain died after short illness. former Merchant Marines seaman. private services. James A Lowery 56 Grafton died at home after apparent heart attack. former Elyria air traffic controller. Lydia Lewis 96 Oberlin died at Elms Retirement Village. AT&T retiree. service Friday. Florence J Blanck 96 Elyria died at Specialty Hospital Lorain. service Friday at Mandley Vetrovsky Funeral Home.

R. Joseph Ginnane Avon Lake Bradley Bay Bay Village Lorain U.S. Navy Notre Dame University John Carroll University Ginnane Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank St. Raphael Evelyn M. Norman Shelton Grafton Eme Regional Medical Center Elyria Newport Tenn Norman Nancy Alice Lovejoy Gary Waterville Valley N.H Donald Vermilion Chester Alice Nesbett Cemetery American Cancer Society North Ridge Road Hribar Milwaukee Wis Joseph FE South Euclid Mary Margaret LeFleur Patricia S St. Raphael Church Dover Center Road St. Joseph Cemetery Avon N. Ridge Road Hospice of the Western James A. Lowery Elyria High School Lowery Oberlin Jane E Lydia Lewis Louis Helena (Nee Heller) Cable Norton Funeral Home Main St Wellington Dale Huelsman Lutheran Cemetery Florence J. Blanck Elyria United Methodist Village Fields United Methodist Church North Ridgeville Miss Blanck Harvey Blanck Clarksville Fred Julia Blanck Mandley-Vetrovsky Funeral Home Lorain Road Fairview Park

Wilker obituary notes Amherst resident Wo two wars veteran

James W Beanie Wilker 80 of Amherst Township and Lorain resident for 56 years died Monday after an extended illness. He served in the U S Merchant Marines and World War II Army Private First Class. He worked as a Bendix machine operator retiring in 1982 after almost 30 years. He was active in St Anthony of Padua Church and several veterans and Polish groups. He is survived by Virginia Metzger Jaime Kennedy and three grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Lorain with military honors. Memorials may be made to St Anthony Gymnasium.

James W. “Beanie” Wilker Amherst Township Lorain Community Health Partners West Amherst Marion L. Steele U.S. Merchant Marines U.S. Army Bendix Corp Elyria Wilker St Anthony of Padua Catholic Church Anineeast Bogies Elmer Johnson American Legion United Polish Club of Italian-American Veterans Post Mullen-Murray Vfw Virginia Metzger Jaime Kennedy Lucille Broadway St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church Erie Ave Joseph West Calvary Cemetery Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard Mario Ross St. Anthony of Padua Catholic East Erie Ave

Parents From Lorain County Face Bond Conditions

Lorain County parents face a $500000 personal bond if released while awaiting trial. Stencil may stay with estranged husband in Amherst or with her son in Lorain County, or with a female friend in Avon Lake. Her estranged husband Richard faces racketeering charges and was released on $20000 bond. Their son Matthew was released on $5000 bond and faces theft charges.

Lorain County Stencil James Burge Burge Amherst Avon Lake Arizona Zaleski Richard Matthew Stencil

Contact Cindy Leise for Chroni c Telegram details

A readable contact note directs readers to reach Cindy Leise at cleise chronictetelegram.com or by phone at 329-7245 for further information.

Cindy Leise Cleise Chronictetelegram

NOAH activists map strategy to lift Lorain area

NOAH formed from United WECAN and Broad Faith Organizing for Lorain's Development unites to tackle quality of life issues in Lorain County. At a St Michael church gathering nearly 1,000 residents and clergy discussed grocery access, commuting, education equity, housing, jobs, land use, and anti predatory economics. Leaders outlined seven focus areas and planned monthly NOAH caucus meetings at Faith United Methodist Church inviting all congregations to join.

NOAH Cleveland Lorain Giant Eagle Meister Road Pearl Avenue Becky Sigal CAU St. Michael's Catholic Church Scranton Road United Wecan Lorain County Broad Faith Northeast Ohio Alliance For Hope Ralph Krupp St. Peter’s Catholic Church Goselasnee Uldu Anne Molnar Fred Lozano Stan Dinniger Foltin FR. Perry Faith United Methodist Church Reid Ave

Primary Election Features 26 Issues in Lorain County

The May 7 primary narrows to incumbents contests with Betty Blair seeking a fourth term against Michael Nunez and Justin Hill challenging state Rep. Joe Koziura. Unopposed races include Sen. Jeffry Armbruster and Rep. Jeff Manning. Countywide issues include Lorain County Joint Vocational School renewal. Multiple local school and city measures listed with varied mills and options.

Elyria Betty Blair Michael Nunez Nunez Michael Ross Justin Hill Joe Koziura House Democratic Caucus Daniel Metelsky Mark Stewart John Prajmer Lorain County

Police Chief Seeks Temporary Home For Department

Vilagi acknowledged the current old city hall site is not permanent for the police department. He said in the next three to five years a new facility will be needed, with funding source and location still undecided. For now the department can function as long as funding remains available.

Vilagi

Levy Proposal Details For Equipment Costs

A 0.32 mill levy over five years would raise about $420,000 annually to cover equipment costs. Homeowners would pay roughly $9,682 per year on a $100,000 property under the plan.

Contact Brad Dicken for Chroniclet Telegram Info

Reach Brad Dicken at bdicken chronicletelegram.com or by phone at 329 7147 for further details and inquiries.

Brad Dicken Bdicken Chronicletelegram.com

Vandalized county trucks spark official condemnation

County officials denounced vandalism that damaged county property, including the oldest 1987 truck valued under $1,000. The loss may not trigger a claim due to a $1,000 deductible, and replacement could cost at least $16,000. other vehicles also sustained minor damage.

Mary Jo Vasi Betty Blair James Cordes Cordes

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