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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1986
Page
2
Area death notices report Paul A DeArdo 64 Avon Lake. John A Polasky 79 Sheffield Lake. Andrew G. Gersak 75 Lorain. Mae B. Herold 89 Wellington. Catherina Ziehi 83 Lorain. Lester M. Bauer 86 Wakeman. Anna Berta 88 Lorain. Mary Ann DeFilippo infant of Lorain. Jane E Stemple 72 Wellington. Services and burial details provided. survivors listed for each. Memorials suggested to local churches and funds.
A Strongsville crash on southbound I-71 at the Ohio Turnpike overpass left one man dead and another, Mike Estremera of 4068 Sleepy Hollow Rd, seriously injured. Estremera was transported to Southwest General with a fractured collarbone and rib after the car struck a guardrail and burst into flame. The coroner identified the deceased but withheld the name.
Fragmented notices mention deaths and funeral arrangements. Names such as Mills, Salbe, Mat, and Michael appear with scattered addresses and service details. Several venues referenced include Coner Funeral Home Elina, Resthaven Gardens, and Dacken Funeral Home.
In a slice of cafeteria life, students from sixth to eleventh grade share lunch likes and dislikes. Josh Littlefield dislikes meatloaf yet prefers hot meals at school, while Tony Nail enjoys most foods except vegetables. Alan Thompson finishes quickly but leaves an apple due to a loose tooth, and Kelly Groomes dreads the Salisbury dish. Billy Hendrick, ever curious, will try most offerings with a small bite.
In Elyria Ohio a capital murder case against Norman K. Barnes 59 Amherst Township resident heads to Lorain County Common Pleas Court jurors eight men four women to deliberate after six days of testimony The prosecutor seeks the death penalty for Barnes who is accused of shooting G W Grigsby and attempting to kill Ola Faye Grigsby at the Amherst Mobile Home Park on May 6 Barnes testified self defense amid a long dispute and a past affair with the Grigsbys defense argues self defense due to fear while noting Grigsby had mental problems and weapons in his trailer Deliberations to resume Tuesday morning if no verdict is reached tonight
Lorain County will begin weekly grand jury sessions starting Oct. 21 in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Arraignments will continue to occur every two weeks. County Prosecutor Gregory White said caseload growth necessitated more frequent sessions and that judges support the plan.
Three small trees in the North Olmsted High School parking lot were knocked down by a car late Saturday or early Sunday. Police said the driver repeatedly rammed the trees causing 200 to 300 dollars in damages with no witnesses, though nearby houses were present.
Elyria High School presents a rescheduled Parade of Bands at 7 30 p m in Ely Stadium with eight Lorain County bands. Tickets from the earlier date will be honored at the gate.
Ashland College students will lead four weekly storytelling sessions at Lorain County Community College starting Oct 28. Preschool to sixth grade children split into age subgroups of 10. each group has two presenters. No charge but weekly attendance commitment required. reservations begin after 1 am by contacting Ji Tannacchione.
Elyria parents of special education students will wear chef hats and cook during an all you can eat pancake and sausage breakfast. Parents United for Special Education plans the event on November 1 from 9 to 11 30 a.m. at the Maplewood Annex 2206 West River Rd Elyria with door tickets 2 50 for adults and 1 50 for children. Proceeds support the children's Christmas party.
The Elyria School District observes the 40th anniversary of its hot lunch program offering free and reduced meals to low income students. In 1985 2698 students received free lunches with 513 paying 40 cents of a dollar. The program faced scrutiny over income data and fraud checks.
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