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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2003
Page
5
A long obituary notice summarizes deaths from Lorain and Elyria areas including Mary Kish (Lorain), Howard Bliss (Nokomis FL), Pompei and Estep, Cunningham, Wracker, Scanlan, Vesely, Joppeck, Coleman, Woods, with ages, survivors, funeral details, and memorial preferences. Call times, funeral home names, and burial plans are listed for each.
Louis J Kordish Jr 56 of North Ridgeville survived by wife Barbara nee Kies a son Louis Charles two daughters Cristin Goodwin Dawn Kordish a sister Donna. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Thursday at David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville where funeral is 11 am Friday with burial at Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon. Kimberly A Brubaker 48 of North Ridgeville survived by husband Stefan sons Erik Nicholas Brandon parents Don and Sylvia Brubaker a brother Karl Brubaker sisters Cindy Gryzlo and Tara Dickson. Public viewing 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday at David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville with funeral 11 am Thursday burial Fields Cemetery.
James Johnson Sr. of Elyria died at Elyria Methodist Village after a lengthy illness. A native of Jefferson Alabama he lived in Elyria 38 years and worked as a construction laborer concrete finisher farmer and school crossing guard. He was a member of Jones Chapel AAME Church and its Steward's Board senior choir Mason and avid fisherman hunter. Survivors include his wife Alice sons Ulysess Julius Eddie and Edward Congress and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced with calling and Masonic services at Jones Chapel and burial at Brookdale.
Workers from Carpenters Local 305 Laborers Local 738 and Sheet Metal Workers Local 33 picketed the new Maria Honda dealership on Griswold Road. They accuse the dealer of hiring nonunion contractors and say the shop ignored union bids. The dealer defends its hiring and notes a $5 million city investment.
A nonpartisan coalition of 300 groups with over a million members calls for tax cuts for needy individuals and more state relief to extend unemployment benefits. Dissenters were excluded from Bush's Richfield Park appearance, where protests continued and speakers urged alternatives to unemployment policy.
Police linked five individuals to Wyvill's store burglaries after a string of break ins in mid August and late Friday into Saturday. About 157 packs of cigarettes were stolen and sold on the street. A juvenile led officers to four others later arrested at a Park Avenue residence. Investigators say more burglaries may be connected as the probe continues.
Theodore Power Manon Flynn 80 of Florida and formerly of Lorain County died Saturday at Shoal Creek Rehabilitation Center Crestview Florida after a sudden illness He was born in Kentucky lived in Indiana and Lorain County before moving to DeFuniak Springs Florida twelve years ago He retired from General Motors in Marion Indiana as a skilled machine operator He enjoyed working on cars staying home and spending time with his family He is survived by Kathleen nee Phillips his wife of 62 years a son Bobby of DeFuniak Springs a daughter Kar lene Flynn of Holt nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren a brother Orville Flynn of Marion a son Boyce a daughter Darlene a brother Hubert Flynn and a sister Mildred Perkins Private services and burial at Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst Local arrangements by Hempel Funeral Theodore Power Manon Tineouure Power of Lorain died Monday at New Life Hospice Center of St Joseph Lorain after a long illness He was born in Garkonow Ukraine lived in Germany before moving to Lorain after World War I He worked as a self employed handyman who enjoyed cats Survivors include caregiver Anna Holoweckyj of Lorain a niece Christine Charenza of Poland and a nephew Jerry of Poland a sister Magdalina Private services were handled by Devin Funeral Home Elyria
The Midview School Board unanimously ratified a two year contract granting teachers 3.3 percent annual increases. Under the deal monthly medical premiums rise to 20 dollars for single coverage and 40 dollars for family. The district shifts toward 10 percent employee medical contributions.
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