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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2014
Page
8
Debra J. Sharp, 58, of LaGrange, died unexpectedly at home on Wednesday, May 7, 2014. Cowling Funeral Home & Cremations Services of Oberlin will announce arrangements at a later date.
Homer Mason, 88, of Eaton Township, died Friday May 9 2014 surrounded by family after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are being announced by Blackburn Duke Funeral Home in Grafton.
William Bruce Moyers, 81, of Vermilion and formerly of Wellington, passed away May 8, 2014 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center after a short illness. Arrangements are pending with Liston Funeral Home, North Ridgeville.
Alvin Blanton 66 formerly of Lorain died unexpectedly May 6 2014 in Lafayette Indiana Family will receive friends May 12 2014 from 4 to 8 pm at Devin and Reber Jones Funeral Cremation Center Amherst complete obituary and funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow’s paper
Joyce Marlene Harger Peterson, 77, of Akron area, passed away May 3, 2014 after a short cancer battle. Born October 25, 1936 in Seville, she married Bob Peterson in 1956 and remained in the area as a homemaker and business contributor. She is survived by daughter Lori Mandich, granddaughter Candice Lischeid, great grandson Grady Lischeid, and cousin Phyllis Leohr. A private family service will be held. donations to charity are requested. Arrangements by Armstrong Funeral Home Seville.
The Oberlin Head Start Center will close due to lack of funding after six years without transportation and rising costs. Ten employees will relocate within the county with three already moving to Wellington Schools. An open house is planned May 22 and services will continue at partner sites in Amherst/Oberlin and Lorain with home based services starting in fall.
Pride Week kicks off with a countywide public art project at Lorain County Community College where residents recycle magazines and cans into art. Tiffany Barker notes art students will teach repurposing while residents learn to create fish birds and flowers from recycled materials. The noon to 1 p.m. event emphasizes community cleanup and safer neighborhoods across Lorain County.
A series of Pride Week events runs across Elyria and Lorain including a community art project at Beth K Stocker Art Gallery and Stocker Arts Center, composting seminars at the Lorain County Collection Center, multiple sessions at LCCC facilities, and a Metro Parks cleanup at Days Dam.
The county announces a Pride Week with events across Oberlin Avon Lake and community sites. Tours at Thursday Republic Services Landfill and Recycling Center run 10 am to 2 pm with half hour intervals. A May 16 planting workshop and storm water prevention session are listed. Last year 2000 volunteers from 20 communities collected 198 tons of trash and planted 145 flats. For details visit loraincounty.us solidwaste or contact Sally Pecora at 440 329 5467.
Lorain County Jail launches an outreach program for incarcerated veterans with on site assessments by veterans affairs specialists. The initiative mirrors Ohio efforts since 2006 and follows regional VA medical center involvement at state and federal facilities to link veterans with needed mental and physical care. Contact Anna Merriman at 329-7245 for details.
The Schuster family runs Schuster’s Greenhouse on Murray Ridge Road a half century after Donald and Charlotte opened it in 1964. Ed, Don Jr., Ashley and other family members continue daily operations focusing on greenhouse plants pumpkins and fall decor while expanding via social media and loyal local customers.
The Donald A. Schuster Greenhouse marks its 50th anniversary at 8638 Murray Ridge Road with an open house from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today offering gift bags to the first 50 customers. On Sunday mothers receive free flowers from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. while supplies last.
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