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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2017
Page
10
A memorial service for Edie Scarbrough is planned for Sunday May 14 2017 at 2 PM at St Andrew's Episcopal Church located at 300 Third Street Elyria.
Janet Rosemary Rowe aged 86 dies May 9 2017 after heart disease. Born December 23 1930 in Portsmouth Ohio she worked at Williams Shoe Factory. Survived by sons Jimmy Timmy Tommy Donny Ronny daughter Sue, brother Homer, 11 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Funeral May 12 2017 Amherst Hempel Funeral Home. burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Memorials to Midway Baptist Church.
Louise S. Sheldon 91 nee Jabbusch will have a memorial service Friday May 12 2017 at 10 AM at First United Methodist Church 312 Third Street Elyria. Friends may visit prior from 9 to 10 AM. Online condolences at chickenfuneralhome com.
Dorothy Godfrey Crowther 101 died January 5 2017 in Elyria Ohio memorial service held April 28 2017 in Fort Lauderdale Florida She was born July 25 1915 in Brooklyn New York a 1937 Cornell University home economics graduate and educator in Elyria City Schools She is survived by daughters Dee Anne Zimmer man Cecily Crowther Judith Smith and son Jack Wesley Crowther with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Mary L. Salsbury age 91 died May 10 2017 at Ames Hospice House Westlake after lifelong Elyria residence and MBJ Nursing School graduate. Retired Moon Inc. 1989. Survived by daughters Linda Kinter Jean Pinter sons William Patrick all of Elyria. grandchildren Ronnie Ryan Ross seven great granddaughters. Husband Edison Bud Salsbury and parents John Val O'Brien sisters Margaret O'Brien Barbara Crawford. No visitation. Arrangements by Andras Crematory and Funeral Home.
Memorial note speaks of bearing the cross and following Jesus to the crown. It envisions reunion in an eternal city with no tears, in a home of many mansions. Signed by Mark, Vivian, grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
Lorain County Fair Board will not be bound by Ohio public records rules, per the state auditor. Agricultural societies are not required to comply with the Public Records Act, though the board plans to remain generally open and accessible to the public unless legally restricted.
County tax rates jumped 20 percent and 165000 parcels will be reassessed this year. Snodgrass noted lakefront properties priced up to 2 million have sold well with some owners facing higher taxes from 2700 to over 40000 annually. The auditor will consider sales, market trends, conditions, and individual property factors before final valuations. Contact Jon Wysochanski at 329 7123 or jwysochanski chroniclet.com.
Graffiti covered picnic tables benches and dugouts at Elyria North Park after April 27 to May 9 with expletives and graffiti markings on a fence. Separate cases: Taj Talkington sentenced to two years probation for impersonating a police officer and aggravated menacing after a June incident at Boomers bar. James Ward Darrin Phares and James Marvin received probation for a Ridge Tool theft scheme totaling about 6168 in restitution. Amherst Garden Club plant sale set for Saturday at Hickory Tree Grange Hall with proceeds funding city garden beautification.
Elyria police say 21 year old Edwards, on forgery probation, caused a Woodford Avenue crash while suspected intoxicated. He admitted probation violations for sending a stand in to take a drug test at LCADA Way and tested positive for marijuana. He chose to begin serving his sentence at CBCF to seek help for addiction.
Bobby Sergent says the Lorain High Band booster fundraiser runs 5 to 9 p.m. June 1 at St. Laci's Picnic Grounds 4221 Clinton Ave. Tickets cost 10 with a 50 50 raffle and silent auction. Advance tickets via band members or parents. Donations by email to tsivikboraincsd.org. For details visit Facebook page and contact Katie Nix at 329 7129.
In a contempt hearing judge Rothgery found Flesch in contempt after he slapped a newspaper copy in the jury room and sought obituaries during the trial. The ruling permits a fine up to 250 dollars or 30 days in jail, with possible juror costs reimbursement. A mistrial was declared and a new trial is set for next month.
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