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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1990
Page
4
A compilation of obituaries from Elyria and nearby towns includes Anna G. Broske 98 of Elyria and Hazel Coe 85 of Clyde among others. It notes church affiliations burial details and survivor lists with calls for local funeral home visitations and service times.
Elyria residents gather for services for Justavick with burial at St Mary Cemetery followed by mass at St Mary Church. Survived by husband Jack and son Richard J Jesty and one sister Visitation set for 10 00 am at Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home 257 Washington Ave Elyria Ohio.
A mall event at Midway Mall in Elyria scheduled from 11 am to 3 pm on October 6 offers a 10-shot free throw contest for $1. Participants are divided into age groups 6 and under, 7-12, 13-15, 16-18, and 19 plus. Prizes awarded per group based on accuracy with shootoffs if tied.
The North Ridgeville Republican Club hosts a Sunday rib dinner at the VFW Hall from 5 to 7 30 PM with attendees Paul Pfeiffer for attorney general Debra Cook for the 9th District Court of Appeals Neil Yingling Lorain County Commissioner and Gary Kelly for the 54th District state representative Tickets are available at the door and information is at 327 8305.
Demetrius Lee, 23, of Lorain, facing engaging in a corrupt activity, aggravated trafficking in cocaine and possession of criminal tools after a proposed $25,000 sting to trap his supplier collapsed. police seized thousands of dollars and a kilo of cocaine in searches at the brothers’ homes. The suppression hearing for his brother David was continued to next Friday.
North Ridgeville representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers will meet city officials next Thursday to discuss flooding problems and collect home videos plus more than 300 surveys detailing flood damage. The council previously approved expenses for Cornish and others to seek flood aid in Buffalo, but a corps visit to the Cleveland area was already being planned. The administration will meet with Philip Berkeley, chief of Continuing Authorities, in the Buffalo district office. no public meeting is planned.
Amos Lee sues the Lorain Journal for 8.8 million claiming libel and slander over a reported denial of appeal. Lee is imprisoned at Lucasville State Prison after two rapes, multiple robberies, and kidnapping convictions totaling 87 to 115 years.
A Westwood Junior High student pens a poem about Angela Hicks, an eighth grade cheerleader from Elyria found deceased two weeks earlier. The text expresses sadness and concern over the case while reflecting on loss and care from classmates.
Sheriff report details an agitated Fraley confronting Miller at 9990 Colfax Rd. Miller fired a warning shot and shot Fraley in the chest after Fraley ignored it. The feud between Malinovsky and White traces to a 1989 extortion case tied to a bingo parlor.
A 1978 Chevrolet truck driven by Robert Butcher Sr. hit the BHumm Road overpass abutment on the Ohio Turnpike near Berlin Heights, became airborne, and burst into flames. Debra McNelly was ejected and both occupants were hospitalized with head injuries and a broken leg. Butcher faces DWI and license suspension charges. a prior DWI conviction is noted. Speed is not listed as a factor.
Westlake Ohio Rotary President Barry Becker says the Westlake-Bay Village club has a packed agenda with a Duffer's Golf Outing fundraiser at John's Dining Room and Meadowood Country Club. Plans include a clambake at Old River Yacht Club, Night at the Races at Northfield Park, a Senior Citizens Dinner October 21 at Westlake Development Center, and ongoing transportation and entertainment for area shut-ins.
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