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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2010
Page
9
Anne Lucas aged 85 of Lorain died May 6 2010. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel.
Sophie M BeVier nee Joniak died peacefully at home on her birthday May 5 2010. She was active at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church and wife of the late Frank L. BeVier. Survived by children Frances David Beverly Wal decker John Katherine Sophie George Harriet and the late Joseph. 23 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Funeral May 10 2010 at Jardine Funeral Home Strongsville with visitation May 9 2010 2 to 6 PM. Interment Hillside Cemetery Portage County. Memorials to St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church.
Albert Csontos, 97, of Lorain and later Cleveland, an Army WWII veteran who worked 41 years at U.S. Steel, died May 5 2010 at Westlake Health Care Center. He is survived by his wife Angela and several relatives. A Mass of Resurrection was set for May 8 2010 at St. Mark Catholic Church. Interment Later at Holy Cross Cemetery. Donations to charity suggested. Funeral home handled arrangements.
Cliff Barnhouse of Wellington died May 5 2010 at The Cleveland Clinic. He was a 25 year Evergreen Packaging pressman and knife man and co leader of Lorain County Compassionate Friends. He enjoyed NASCAR racing travel and classical music. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth daughter Jennifer son Joe and grandchildren Megan Ashley Brianna Hannah Joshua Ralph Charlie Katerina and others. Friends will be received May 9 2010 from 2 to 5 PM at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria.
A history mural recounts the 600 mile trek of Waterbury Connecticut settlers who founded Rootstown area known as Ridgeville Township in 1810. The Beebe Terrell and Morgan families led pioneers along Lake Erie to establish farms and Center Ridge Road. The six panel display will be set along Center Ridge and Avon Belden roads for about a year.
Cascade Branch 196 collected 104000 pounds from Elyria and nearby cities. Feeding America reports 37 million Americans receive food aid, up 134 percent in four years. Second Harvest Food Bank of Northern Ohio serves 5000 people weekly. For details visit helpstamphout hunger and contact Melissa Hebert at 3297129.
Theresa S. Sidley known as Sue, 78, of LaGrange died May 5 2010 at Hospice House Cleveland after a brief illness. She was born August 23 1931 in LaGrange and lived there her whole life. Survivors include daughters Susan Figula and Bonnie Toth and son Robert Sidley, 12 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, brother Rudy Denes and many nieces and nephews. Funeral details include viewing May 9 and Mass May 10 at St Mary Church Elyria. Burial at St Mary Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve.
The suit claims 1000 Medicare patients at a center had higher rates of catheterization and stenting with 50 percent more than Lafayette Louisiana. Wattar sought over 1.2 million in damages and resigned in March 2009 for intolerable working conditions. Panza disputes Wattar as whistleblower. Wattar now works at a cardiovascular center in Hamilton.
Lisa Locke Graves sentenced Price on multiple charges including criminal simulation theft and robbery. Price received two years of good behavior, fines totaling 350, restitution 557 to a gas station, and 30 days in jail plus 100 hours of community service. He must attend drug treatment and stay away from gas stations. A second defendant, Stephanie Stewart, faces forgery charges. Map key incidents at Westside Marathon and Shell gas station on Bell Avenue.
The Ohio Department of Transportation unveiled the Intelligent Transportation System in Cleveland area with 19 cameras and 13 electronic message boards. A $22 million regional system debuts October and expands to multiple counties by 2011 with eventual statewide rollout.
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