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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1990
Page
4
Obituaries list multiple Lorain area residents Christine Toth 82 Gertrude Comer 85 Martin Burich 74 and Oma Crigger 24 with details of birth death and church affiliations. Surviving relatives callings and burial plans are provided along with funeral home arrangements and service times. Local arrangements were made by John R Devin Emil Dovala and Burmeister Avon funeral homes.
George E Guignette 42 Elyria inventor died after a long illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital He co owned Silver Machine Company Sheffield Lake Gabriella Darvasi his wife 19 years and their sons George Emery and James Emery survive He held a patent for Insul Mix a battery operated insulin mixer Elmer J Wagar 85 Westlake died at Lakewood Hospital Also a registered professional engineer and Shriners member He survived by wife Helen sons Ronald Rob ert Richard and 10 grandchildren Funeral services will be in Westlake and burial in Sunset Memorial Park Curtis Schenffler Funeral Home announces details Vivian Montieue 83 Lorain died after a short illness A Salvation Army member she missed four Sundays since 1920 Services at Curtis Schenffler Funeral Home burial Brookdale Cemetery Memorials to Juvenile Diabetes Foundation are invited Leonard P Koehn 73 South Amherst died at Lorain Community Hospital A Elyria High School graduate he held multiple local jobs and served in the Army Corps of Engineers Burial in Evergreen Cemetery at South Amherst with funeral services at Hempel Funeral Home St John Lutheran Church and St Anthony of Padua Catholic Church noted. Memorials to St John Lutheran or Salvation Army.
Ohio State Highway Patrol plans sobriety checkpoints over Labor Day weekend to deter drunken driving. Two sites in Zanesville and Toledo will operate, with locations and times announced at 5 p.m. Friday. Last holiday checkpoints reduced fatal crashes and arrests were made in July 4 patrols.
Lorain plans a new community reinvestment area to grant American Crucible Products Co now owned by Johnson Metall of Norway a 15 year real estate tax abatement for expansion. The move covers central Lorain neighborhoods and may involve abandoning 13th Street across from 1305 Oberlin Avenue for a new facility manufacturing high tech bronze components.
Elyria and Lorain area births listed. A daughter to Thomas and Jimmi Hale at 213 Cascade St Elyria. Ason to Thena Bryant and Jason Layne at 1701 E 33rd St Lorain. Ason Jo Ivis and Ginger Lopez at 110 Edgecliffe Circle East Elyria. A son to Tammy Blevins at 912 Fairwood Elyria. A daughter to Fred and Gail Ignatz Hoover at 431 Clemson Court Elyria.
A daughter to Juanita Coffman at 241 Bon Air Ave Elyria. A daughter to Eric and Cynthia Schwenz at 612 Cambridge Ave Elyria. A son to Michelle Estep at 970 Middle Ave Elyria. A son to Robin Miller at 359 Louisiana Ave Elyria.
The Ohio Capitol Square Renovation Foundation seeks public input on a Veterans Memorial to be built on the east side of the State House in Columbus. State Rep. Kate Walsh invites comments on the memorial’s meaning, comparable monuments, and how war changes for veterans and the nation should be reflected.
A new civil suit names Sheri Welker and five others over the September 23, 1988 crash that killed three Ohio Wesleyan students and left a passenger paralyzed. The case seeks compensatory and punitive damages from Welker, the other driver, a beverage firm, and estates.
Roy Barron of Wellington pleaded guilty to one count of complicity to commit aggravated kidnapping in a plan to abduct and kill his estranged wife Kimberly Barron. A pre-sentence report will be prepared before sentencing. a marijuana trafficking charge was dropped as part of the plea.
Lorain health board asks the Civil Service Commission to cancel a Sept. 10 investigative hearing over director of public health nursing Carolyr Moes. Attorneys argue the hearing wastes taxpayer funds and should be avoided while Moes appeals her three day suspension. Ramirez opposes immediate action and wants to subpoena the board to testify.
Raift argues that jobs should go to the best candidate regardless of gender. With 17 years as a disciplinarian, she emphasizes social work and guiding youth, shifting from punishment to instruction and student responsibility in her new post.
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