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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2019
Page
12
John D. Akers of Elyria died on Saturday September 21 2019 at age 28. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville.
Sophia Maziarz known as Babel, 96, of Lorain died September 21 2019 from stroke complications. Born March 4 1923 in Zarzecze Poland she immigrated to the United States in 1949 becoming a citizen in 1965. Survived by daughter Jeannette Strukely and four grandchildren. funeral September 26 at Nativity BVM Lorain with burial at Calvary Cemetery. donations to St Jude Crossroads Hospice or Nativity BVM.
John Wilson 62 of Ashtabula died Sept 13 2019 at Regency Hospital Cleveland East after an extended illness. He was born Sept 18 1957 in Elyria a Wal Mart supervisor in Madison for over ten years and traveled widely. Survived by brothers and sisters, funeral Sept 26 Lorain with private graveside service in Calvary Cemetery. Memorials suggested to Lake Erie Event Wounded Warriors in Action.
Johnny R. Western aged 51 died Friday September 20 2019 at the Cleveland Clinic after a brief illness. He was a longtime resident of the area and leaves a wife two children and two siblings. A memorial service will be announced by the family.
Janet S. Sheetz 85 of Elyria passed away September 22 2019 after a full life. She was a homemaker and former Lorain County Treasurer's office clerk. Survived by three sons, a stepdaughter, three grandchildren and four greats. funeral Sept 26. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Memorials to Alzheimer's Association.
Henry Capers 72 of Elyria died September 17 2019 at EMH Regional Medical Center after a long illness. He was born January 11 1947 in Myrtlewood Alabama and lived in Lorain County over 50 years. He retired from Harshaw Chemical and enjoyed sports and fishing. He was survived by his mother Lola Capers children Aaron Michele Curtis and Henry 17 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren eight siblings and a host of relatives. He was preceded in death by his wife Alice daughter Crystal and fathers DW Capers Sr and Jr. Visitation is September 26 2019 from 12 noon with services at 1 pm at Brown Robinson Funeral Home Lorain. Online condolences at brownrobinson.com.
Richard M. Balmert 91 of Avon died Friday September 20 2019 at his home after a long life as a truck driver retired from Powell Builders. He loved woodworking John Wayne camping and travel with family. He is survived by his wife Gizella daughter Connie son Terry five grandchildren six great grandchildren and siblings. Visitation September 26 2019 at Busch Funeral Home Avon with Mass September 27 2019 at St Marys Avon. Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve.
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Ohio man Wade Edward Winn admitted aggravated murder for fatally shooting Clermont County Deputy Bill Brewer during the February standoff and wounded another deputy. He also pleaded guilty to six attempted aggravated murder charges and received 115 consecutive years. attorney cited cocaine and LSD use.
A Black ATF agent in Seattle alleges retaliation after filing a complaint against a white supervisor with a Nazi-themed tattoo. The lawsuit says Cheryl Bishop lost a Washington DC HQ appointment following the complaint about Bradford Devlin, a Seattle division supervisor. Devlin describes his tattoo as a war trophy from undercover work with a white supremacist motorcycle gang in Ohio in the early 2000s. Trial set for Oct 28.
Grant Wellington eyes funds to stabilize late 1800s and early 1900s brick blocks in poor condition. Main Street Wellington officials, led by Jenny Arntz, aim to leverage matching grants to bring façades up to code while boosting jobs and tax revenue. The town won America's Main Street Contest and received prize money to support facade repairs and a shopping spree, with further grants sought for expert consultation and continued streetscape improvements.
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