17 Oct 2008
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2008
Page
14
John Zeolla Jr. 78 of Grafton died October 15 2008 at home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Sener Laubenthel Mercado Funeral Home Elyria.
Lisa M Weaver Wright daughter in law of Ed and Alice Weaver sister in law of Marilyn Gannon Kelly Tull and Wendy Banfield aunt of three nephews active at Bethel Baptist Church Abbewood Senior Center funeral services set for Saturday October 18 2008 at 1 PM at Tomon and Sons Funeral Home.
Matthew Pierce Croghan of Queens New York born 1961 died 2008 loved outdoor family activities including kayaking fishing and beach visits. A Florida State University graduate 1986 he earned safety awards at Consumer Services. Services 2 PM Saturday October 18 Culley's Meadow Wood memorials to American Cancer Society or American Diabetes Foundation.
Counties across Ohio race to recruit volunteers as the presidential race nears. Officials report shortages, with high school students, private-sector staff, and county workers filling shifts. Training runs up to election day. Clermont County reports a surplus after a strong recruitment drive.
Realtor Mike Petrigan says the land value eclipses the house in Avon’s nine acre lot. Angee Mayhew recalls Margery Stanley’s eccentric genius with a radiant heating system and a war ready home. Habitat for Humanity salvaged fixtures for resale at Re Store while seeking investors for an assisted living project.
WEOL celebrates 61 years serving Lorain County with its shift to news talk and sports since 1997. The station airs high school games and national shows, highlights computer driven operations, and invites listeners to share memories during Les in the Morning. Lorain County Printing and Publishing owns WEOL’s parent company Elyria Lorain Broadcasting.
Lorain women received recognitions for acts of charity and volunteer work. Prokop highlighted a resident dreaming of New Hampshire colors and a blimp ride while Tracy Isenberg organized school aid such as clothing and safe parent meals. Alicia Phillips received a Rising Star award for her work with Key Club and mission projects.
The Elyria store expands its offerings with model trains military models die cast cars and hobby supplies including slot cars RC cars rockets and pinewood derby gear. Ivancic says the shop remains a specialty store with customers reliving their youth and notes the name will stay the same apart from the address. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or lIroberson chroniclet com.
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