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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1995

Page

15

Glass shard used in standoff at Lorain County Jail

Inmate Willie Marshall used a glass shard to threaten James Merchant for about 15 minutes in the Lorain County Jail north wing. Corrections officer Joseph Seroka defused the situation. Marshall is isolated. Investigators seek why the shard was accessible, with possible kidnapping and menacing charges.

Elyria Lorain County Martin J. Mahony Willie Marshall West 22Nd Street Lorain James Merchant Oberlin Mahony Marshall Lorain City

Gardener Pays Delinquent Taxes. Suit Dismissed

In North Ridgeville Republican mayoral candidate William Gardener paid 435 dollars in delinquent mobile home taxes plus court costs, leading Elyria Municipal Court to dismiss the suit with prejudice. The claim involved Lot 8 in Gibson Trailer Park on Lorain Road dating to 1981 with Gardener owning the trailer.

North Ridgeville William Gardner Daniel Talarek Talarek Elyria Municipal Court George Ferguson Chronicle-Telegram Gibson Lorain Road Gardner

If I Had the Biggest Pumpkin Ever Kids Write Imaginative Endings

Elyria students younger writers finish the prompt from Steven Kroll's The Biggest Pumpkin Ever read by Marjorie Martin at Spring Valley Elementary. Patsy Mendlik's second graders created creative endings to the line If I had the biggest pumpkin ever.

Elyria Steven Kroll Patsy Mendlik Spring Valley Marjorie Martin

Perch limit petition circulates at Port Clinton

Don Mitchell of Hi Way Bait Store opposes a proposed sport perch limit in Lake Erie. Petitions calling on the ODNR to drop the plan will be presented at a Columbus hearing November 16. ODNR considers 30 perch per day for anglers and a separate commercial limit. Mitchell warns of economic impact and potential cross-border fishing.

Port Clinton Don Mitchell Lake Erie Mitchell Lakeside Ohio Columbus Ohio Department of Natural Resources ODNR Gary Isbell Canada Jim Waldron

Ridgeville mayoral debate ends with attacks on Hill candidate

In North Ridgeville, Republican William Gardner and independent Lisa West attacked incumbent nominee Deanna Hill at a crowded debate. West claimed Bruewer’s statements warn of a city run by officials if Hill wins. Hill denied the charges and urged restraint after the closing remarks.

North Ridgeville Deanna Hill William Gardner Lisa West Ann Bruewer Hill North Ridgeville Education Center West Bruewer Cincinnati Joe Gardner North Ridgeville Teachers’ Union

A Trip to Hell Gets One Last Night in Lorain

Lorain residents complained as traffic snarls and permit issues surrounded the Halloween attraction called A Trip to Hell. City Councilwoman Kathy Tavenner cited lack of city permits for a billboard portable sign and pavilion modifications on church land north of Yeager Road and west of Leavitt Road. She defended the church but urged proper advertising and neighborhood disruption relief.

Hell Yeager Road Lorain Church of the North Coast Kathy Tavenner Resi Taverner D-8th Ward Church of the North Coast Leavitt Road

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