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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1998

Page

2

Lorain obituaries highlight Pena and Vargo deaths and services

William Pena 70 of Lorain died at home after a long illness under New Life Hospice care. A Lorain native, he served as a fireman in the Army after World War I and spent 87 years at U.S. Steel Lorain Works, retiring in 1983 as a foreman, with prior work at a local Ohio State Liquor Store. He belonged to St. Peter and Holy Name Society, Holy Trinity Church, and local civic groups. Agnes Vargo 87 of Marietta Georgia, formerly of Lorain County, died after a short illness at Kenstone Hospital. Born in LaGrange, she lived in Lorain County until 1968, with survivors including children Marlene Yost, Jean Arvay, and Gerald, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. services were planned in Elyria with funeral home arrangements. Other brief items note additional local obituaries and services for residents in Lorain, including Anna M. Berta 86, and Laura F. Lee 70, with details on churches, burial, and memorials.

William “Bill” Pena Lorain New Life Hospice Texas Pena Lorain Works U.S. Steel Knights of Columbus St. Ann Lodge Agnes Vargo Saley Marietta Lorain County Kennestone Hospital LaGrange Vargo Marlene Yost Florida Jean Arvay Georgia Gerald Iinois Steve Sale Michael D. Ausperk St. Agnes Church Elyria Bauer-Laubenthal-Wainwright Funeral Home Chestnut Ridge Road U.S. Steel Management Club Lorain City Lillian Nee Gdovin William D Sheffield Lake Roger J Judith A. Morales Carolyn E. Burke Fairview Tenn Alfred Fred Lillian Muskovich Grace Velasquez Lydia Hromiak Vermilion Laura F. Lee Schwartz-Spence and Boyer Fifth St John C. Gross Christ United Methodist Church Easter Seal Society North Ridge Road Lee Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin

Kathryn Gallo Lorain beautician dies after long illness

Kathryn Virginia Gallo nee Pronesti 70 of Lorain died Monday at Ohio Extended Care Center Lorain after a long illness. Born Elyria she lived most of her life inLorain a 1946 Elyria High School graduate and Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology alumna. She worked 45 years as a licensed beautician at shops in Elyria and Lorain before retirement. Survived by sons Phillip A John T Anthony L daughter Rose Marie Wagner five grandchildren sister Angela DiLuciano brothers James Joseph Pronesti and several nieces and nephews. Services p m today at Gluyna Funeral Chapel Lorain with a 9 30 a m Friday mass at Catholic Church of St Peter Lorain.

Anna M. Berta Urban Lorain Anchor Lodge Ernest John Yolanda Nee Turman) Urban Barbara Karney Julia” Koller Mary Persensky Gluvna Broadway, Lorain St. Ladislaus Catholic Church East Deth Street Wood Avenue Patrick Shield Calvary Cemetery Kathryn Virginia Gallo Pronesti Ohio Elyria Catholic Church of St. Peter Oberlin Ave Kenneth Wolnowski

Americans eat 25 percent of vegetables as fries study says

An AP report notes Americans have 19 percent more vegetables since 1970, but half of vegetable servings are potatoes with French fries. The Cancer journal study credits improved diets to lower cancer risk, while noting fries remain a major nutrient-poor staple.

Atlanta Susan M. Krebs-Smith Cancer Krebs-Smith Cindy Moore American Dietetic Association Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Michael P. Lesko Sr Dies at 87 in Lorain

Michael P. Lesko Sr, 87, of Lorain died Tuesday at his home. Funeral services held Sunday at the Dombrowski- Wohlever Funeral Home on Oberlin Avenue, Lorain. Further arrangements will be announced by the funeral home.

Michael P. Lesko Sr Lorain Dombrowski- Wohlever Oberlin Ave

A Lorain Man Herman J Bellamy Sr Dies at 58

Herman James Bellamy Sr 58 of Lorain died Sunday at home. Born in Bartley West Virginia he served two years in the Army then lived in Cleveland before moving to Lorain more than 22 years ago. He worked 28 years at Ford Lorain Assembly Plant and belonged to UAW Local 425. Survived by son Air Force Staff Sgt Herman J Jr of Fort Dix daughters Susan and Sandra of Lorain Julie of Cleveland 12 grandchildren a brother a few sisters and a close friend. Funeral today at Devin Funeral Home Lorain with 11 am services. Burial Resthaven Memory Garden Avon with Disabled American Veterans Chapter 20 conducting military honors.

Herman James Bellamy Sr Lorain Bartley W.va Bellamy Cleveland Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Air Force Herman J. Dr Fort Dix N.J Susan R. Bellamy Sandra Otero Julie Bellamy-Tucker Earl Steve Raysal Katie Blevins Houston Virginia Ward Joio Paul McGrady Steve Earl Leslie Mae Christian Ruby Bellamy Devin Funeral Home Elyria Ave Byron E. Powers Church of God Sheffield Lake Resthaven Memory Garden Avon Louis Paul

Culinary Arts Expansion At Local School And College

From Bi students to an integrated food service training program the school will operate the Buckeye Room Restaurant the Hospitality Service Dining Room and coordinate catering at JVS A baking and pastry arts program may be added in coming years An apprentice program will place senior culinary students in five restaurants for 25 weeks each year A Ter race Room at Jacobs Field requested help this week sending 15 students who were hired for next year Lorain County Community College contemplates an associate degree in culinary arts and may add a cooking degree tied to travel and tourism with preliminary planning under way

Hospitality Service JVS Michitsch Jacobs Field Lorain County Community College LCCC Marcia Ballinger Spitzer Ballinger

Prison budget update on DUI facility spending

Grafton officials declined comment Wednesday on a $1 million commitment for a DUI facility as the injunction request remains contested in court. The dispute centers on ongoing litigation and future funding.

Grafton

Semester switch hits enrollments at Cuyahoga Community College

Cuyahoga Community College moved to a semester system this year and saw about 9 percent fewer students enroll. About 10 500 signed up for semester classes versus 11 700 last fall. LCCC reports only a minor shortfall after more than a month of classes.

Cuyahoga Community College Jordan Cohen Cohen

Avon Sees Growth With Hawthorn Suites and Microtel Plans

Avon officials note Interstate 90 proximity and local industry for Hawthorn Suites extended stay facility and Microtel Inn aimed at lake visitors and relatives. Franchises hawthorn suites ltd Atlanta own 1383 Hawthorn and 131 Microtel inns nationwide. Nearest Microtel in North Canton and Hawthorn in Columbus and Pittsburgh. Most motels offer 62 to 100 rooms.

Cleveland Jones Avon Hawthorn Suites Microtel Inn Hawthorn Suites Ltd Atlanta North Carton Columbus Pittsburgh

Glenn seeks decisive return as he nears space comeback

Senator Glenn plans to insert a speech into the Congressional Record amid a crowded schedule as he nears a space mission return. He hopes to represent Ohioans middle of the spectrum and reflects on hero worship, with aides processing 1500 autographs and memorabilia to return to fans.

Glenn

Beagle Rescued From Fire At Elyria Mobile Home

Elyria firefighters arrived at 148 Delaware Circle to find a fire in a Colonial Oaks mobile home. A beagle in a cage in the living room was rescued unharmed as crews searched for occupants and extinguished the blaze. Fire Prevention will determine the cause. homeowners were not located at press time.

Elyria Delaware Circle Colonial Oaks Department

Ohio Sex Predator Notification Law Faces Appeal Challenge

The Ohio Supreme Court case centers on a 1994 law modeled after New Jersey rules requiring sheriffs to notify neighbors schools and day cares when a sexual predator moves into a community. Tony Cook pleaded guilty to gross sexual imposition, was deemed a sexual predator, and the appellate court ruled the act could not apply to offenses before July 1 1997.

Court of Appeals Montgomery New Jersey Supreme Court Tony Cook Cook Brian Fisher Lima U.S. Supreme Court Ohio United States Fisher Megan Kanka

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