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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1985
Page
10
Death notices for Frances Matilda Tromm 99 former Lorain County resident, Ivah H. Lorinsky 95, George J. Thomas 76, Lois Roberta Aurelius 68, Mary L Savina 64, Marian S Nagy 61 and others detail survivors, funeral plans, and burial sites across Lorain County including Chardon Norwalk Vermilion Amherst Avon and Westlake with multiple relatives and local funeral homes named.
Shiley 83 formerly of Elyna She Eee son the Rev Loren J and one Bogue Peave. Friends may call at aigerright Funeral ome Elyria today 6 9 p m. Services will be Wednesday 1 a m at the funeral home. Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain.
Elyria High School’s Student Council earned a third straight Honor Council Award at the Ohio Association of Student Councils state conference held April 25 27 at Cincinnati Northwest High School. The award recognizes strong organization activities evaluations and year long programs. Attendees Stephanie Mason Jenny Nedwick Tammy Wickelman Charlotte Siusser Jenny Barber and Doug Solet led sessions for peers.
Elyria seeks bids requiring at least two ambulances available 24 hours a day to improve response times. The current Majoras Ambulance Service contract ends June and the city pays $66 000 annually while charging customers $60 per call. Councilman John Bender urges a competitive bid and Keys will shortlist two or three bids for committee review.
Lorain based Video Parlors Inc files a 9 million dollar suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against Stanley A. Meisel and Henry Jacobson alleging harassment and eviction efforts at 11642 Lorain Ave Cleveland since October 1980. The case cites arson damage to the parlor area last summer and claims the landlords barred reentry, seeking 1 million in compensatory and 8 million in punitive damages.
A Lorain mother reports a 7-year-old was sprayed with red oxide primer by an older boy while playing at a neighborhood playground. She pursued the assailant to Garden Avenue, where the boy allegedly taunted her and his mother appeared and pushed the woman. Police advised seeking the prosecutor for possible charges against adults.
Oberlin College students organize a protest against President Reagan's 1985 federal aid cuts. A rally is set for 1:30 to 3 p.m. in front of Wilder Hall with Rep. Don Pease and James White speaking. The group aims to highlight a potential $3 million loss and a $4,000 cap on aid, circulating a petition and coordinating letter campaigns.
A 43 year old Westlake man Alan Kalous charged with aggravated vehicular homicide in the death of 15 year old Gregory R Madock in a car moped crash on North Abbe Road April 21. Kalous is free on 7000 bond and awaits a pretrial on DUI and assured clear distance violations on May 21.
Lorain Chronicle Telegram carriers collected over $100 at a Saturday car wash. The amount will be matched by C T and donated in full to charity groups aiding the hungry in Africa.
A 26 year old Lorain man, Mark A. Jarnagin, was killed when brakes failed on his customized motorcycle east of Nagle Road near the Chester Road dead end in Avon. Investigators say a loose brake connector rod caused the failure as the bike struck a dirt mound and became airborne. Jarnagin, wearing a helmet, died at St. John & West Shore Hospital after the 12:55 p.m. crash. He had recently been released from prison and faced prior legal actions including a perjury conviction and a separate civil suit over siding on a home.
Elyria Municipal Court Clerk Alex Burnett says he cannot enforce city parking laws after a case about a towed car was dismissed. He warns the city may need to change procedures if the ruling stands and restrictions remain unresolved.
The Fifth Annual Afro-American Weekend Festival runs July 4 to 7 with talent show first rehearsal this Saturday. Top prize two $100 US Savings Bonds for youths up to 20. Sign-ups for Mini-Olympics and Career Day by June 20 at Black River Park and Franklin School. Call 366-6701 for talent show and songfest details.
The Ohio Board of Regents will hold a monthly meeting at Lorain County Community College in Elyria. Regents gather in Stocker Center 185 at 9 a.m. for a Hi Tech Center tour, with the official meeting at 11 a.m. in Stocker Room 165.
Karen Worley of Elyria in Ohio’s 13th District has been named to a State Board of Education committee to examine literacy in Ohio schools. The appointment highlights focus on improving reading programs and standards across districts.
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