Sharyn A Graham dies after cancer fight in Cambridge Ohio
Sharyn A Sherri Graham 67 of Cambridge Ohio formerly of New Castle died Saturday June 13 2015 after a hard fought cancer battle at James Cancer Hospital Columbus Born Beloit Wisconsin June 20 1947 she was the only child of Lyle and Pauline Shelby Survived by husband Roderick Graham mother Pauline Sheiby in laws Richard and Helen Graham four children Zebediah Graham Shawn Eltringham Lillian Kugler Helen Harper and five grandchildren Visitation is 10 to 11 30 am tomorrow at J Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home New Castle with a memorial service to follow in the chapel.
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Sharyn A
Sherri” Graham
Cambridge
Ohio
New Castle
New James Cancer Hospital
Columbus
Beloit
Wis
Lyle
Pauline Shelby
Ohio Valley Mall
Dooney & Burke
Roderick Graham
Pauline Sheiby
Richard and
Helen Graham
Zebediah Graham
Love City
Shawn
Brad) Eltringham
Lillian
David) Kugler
Mogadore
Helen
Scott) Harper
Abigail
Shelby
Justice
Liam
Owen
J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home and Crematory Inc
W. Falls St
Funeral Home
McGonigle FuneralHome
Helen Kaufman of New Castle Dies at 91
Helen Louise Kaufman of Old Mercer Road New Castle died at her residence on Thursday June 17 2015 aged 91 surrounded by family She was born June 15 1924 in New Castle to Fred and Maude Williamson She married Robert Leroy Kaufman on February 11 1953 and he died April 16 2015 Survivors include four children Rebecca Kaufman Spratt Grant Kaufman William Kaufman and Karen Anderson eleven grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren Funeral services and burial arrangements are announced with visitation Sunday June 21 and service Monday at Smith Funeral Home followed by interment at Fair Oaks Cemetery Memorials may go to Neshannock Presbyterian Church.
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Helen Louise Kaufman
Old Mercer Road
New Castle
Kaufman
Fred and
Maude Russell Williamson
Robert Leroy Kaufman
Helen
Wilmington Township
Lawrence County
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Rebecca Kaufman Spratt
Robert
Poland
Ohio
Linda
Volant
Karen L. Anderson
Gene McKimm
Summerville
D.C
Robert Kaufman
Russell William
Smith Funeral Home
W. Neshannock Ave
William G. Stone Jr
Fair Oaks
Veterans benefits help at state Rep Sainato office
A Veterans Affairs and state benefits help session will be held Thursday at the office of state Rep Chris Sainato 20 S Mercer St from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A department service officer from the American Legion will assist veterans and dependents with no appointment needed. Bring proof of veteran status and call 1 800 274 8387 extension 2037 with questions.
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Department
American Legion
Chris Sainato
S. Mercer
Turnpike to end traditional tolls at Jersey crossing
The Pennsylvania Turnpike will switch to all electronic tolling at the Delaware River Bridge linking Bristol Pennsylvania and Burlington Township New Jersey ending conventional toll collection methods.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Jersey Crossing
Bristol
Delaware River Bridge
Pennsylvania
Burlington Township
New Jersey
Pennsylvania panel approves school funding formula proposal
A bipartisan panel endorsed a new formula to distribute nearly 6 billion in state aid across Pennsylvania’s 500 districts. It emphasizes poverty levels and current enrollment while recognizing charter school costs and district wealth. Legislation and timing remain unresolved.
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Harrisburg
Tom Wolf
Pennsylvania
Basic Education Funding Commission
Wolf
Mike Vereb
R-Montgomery
Tom Corbett
Pennsylvania School Boards Association, Education
Voters of
Pennsylvania Partnerships For Children
Commission
Charleston church killings spark national outcry and arrest
Nine people were killed at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston in an attack described as pure evil. Police arrested 21 year old Dylann Roof in Shelby, North Carolina, after a citizen tipped authorities. Victims included state Senator Clementa Pinckney and eight others, with reactions from President Obama and civil rights leaders highlighting gun violence and racial hatred. The incident echoes a history of threats against black churches and underlines Charleston’s religious and civic impact.
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Charleston
S.C
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
America
South Carolina
Dylann Storm Roof
FBI
Roof
North Carolina
Barack Obama
NAACP
Cornell William Brooks
House of God
Joseph P. Riley Jr
Charleston County
Rae Wilson
Joey Meek
Meek
Shelby
Southern Poverty Law Center
Montgomery
Ala
Center
Richard Cohen
Mother Emanuel
Denmark Vesey
Martin Luther King Jr
Clementa Pinckney
Pinckney
Cynthia Hurd
Tywanza Sanders
Myra Thompson
Ethel Lance
Susie Jackson
DePayne Middleton Doctor
Sharonda Singleton
Daniel Simmons Sr
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Sharyn
Sherri’ A. Graham
Cambridge, Ohio
Pine Hill
Andy
Anna Byler
Old Mercer Rd
Keith McDaniel
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
Emanuel Ame Church
Anderson Mill Road Baptist Church
Spartanburg
Market Street
Boardman
Southern Park Mall
Great East Plaza
Niles
St. John the Baptist
St. John’s Hall
Pearson Street
Ruhl A
Mel
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