Reverend Glenn Lockard remembered for decades of ministry
Obituaries from Elyria report the deaths of The Rev. Glenn F. Lockard 77 of Elyria and two other residents. Lockard a longtime Methodist minister born in Freeport Pennsylvania served in Ohio churches and hosted a radio program Word and Music in Ashtabula. He is survived by his wife Jane two daughters and a son. Memorials urged to Elyria Methodist Village. Burial details follow in Twinsburg Crown Hill Cemetery with arrangements by Dicken Funeral Home.
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Lockard
Freeport
Mount Vernon High School
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Asbury College
Wilmore
Oberlin Seminary
Oberlin
Danville
West LaFayette
Bucyrus
Tiffin
Wadsworth
Poland
Ashtabula
East Ohio
United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
Elyria
Elyria Methodist Village
Jane A
Stull
Miriam L. Hodges
Tacoma, Wash
Sarah L. Lockard
Walt G
Hudson, Ohio
Evelyn Patrick
Columbus
Marjorie Snyder
Flintstone
Murray Lockard
Elyria United Methodist Village
Brian J. Smith
Crown Hill Cemetery
Twinsburg
Stacy S. Terrell
West Ave
Dicken
Death notices for Billy Wells and Eugenia King in Ohio obituaries
Billy D Wells 59 of Key Largo Florida former bricklayer from Cleveland died at home after a short illness. Survived by wife Bootsie, sons Michael and Joseph, five grandchildren and several siblings. Services at Bauer Laubenthal Elyria. Eugenia King 84 of Greenwich Ohio died at St Vincent Toledo after a short illness. Widow of Art King with stepchildren and a brother and sister. Services at Eastman Funeral Home with burial at Rochester Cemetery. Memorials to Ripley Church.
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Billy D. Wells
Key Largo
Fla
Mr. Wells
Wynn, Ariz
Grafton
Cleveland
Bootsie
Newton
Michael
Columbia Station
Joseph
Vivian Dowler
Missouri
Bonner
Florida
Ray
New Jersey
James
Arkansas
Bob
Elyria
Doyle
North Eaton
Wells
Swayne
Huliet Wells
Billy D. Wells Jr
Tom
Charles Wells
Bauer-Laubenthal
Chestnut Ridge Road
James Wells
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Eaton Township
Eugenia
Jean” King
Greenwich
St. Vincent Hospital
Toledo
Mrs. King
Canton
Barberton High School
Memorial for Mariana R Aponte Lorain resident
Mariana R Aponte 66 of Lorain died Saturday after a long illness. She was born in Yabucoa Puerto Rico and moved to Lorain in 1953. She was a Sacred Heart Chapel member and enjoyed walking cooking and caring for grandchildren. Survived by Manuel husband of 46 years and many children including David James Manuel John Hector Elizabeth Evelyn Nancy Marilyn and Nelson. numerous siblings and relatives. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Devin Funeral Home. Mass 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Heart Chapel with burial at Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
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Mariana R. Aponte
Lorain
Cleveland Clinic
Mrs. Aponte
Yabucoa
Puerto Rico
Sacred Heart Chapel
Aponte
Manuel
David
Simi Valley
Calif
James
Warner Robins
John
Westlake
Hector
Vacaville
Elizabeth Flores
Evelyn Oliver
Moorpark
Nancy Rivera
Wakeman
Ohio
Marilyn Morrison
Vermilion
Herminio
Garlella Diaz
Springfield
Mass
Nelson
Gregorio
Eugenia
Carrasquillo Ruiz
Frances Cash Verdier 71 Beaufort Dies at Home
Frances Louise Verdier Cash 71 of Beaufort South Carolina died Sunday at home. Born in Birmingham Alabama she lived in Elyria and Mansfield Ohio worked as a customer service representative for Premier Bank and served as a docent at St Helenas Church and the John Verdier House. She is survived by her husband Malcom E. Cash two daughters eight grandchildren and her parents. Graveside service at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St Helenas Episcopal Church Beaufort.
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Frances Louise Verdier Cash
Beaufort
D.C
Mrs. Cash
Birmingham
Ala
Elyria
Premier Bank
Preservation Trust
St. Helena
P.O
S.C
Lionel Bart Dies at 68. Oliver! Creator Laid to Rest
Lionel Bart, famed lyricist composer of Oliver! died of cancer at 68 in London. He revived English musicals amid American dominance and faced fortune losses tied to Oliver! He won a Tony for Oliver! and later worked on Blitz Maggie May and Lionel. Bart battled alcoholism and attempted revivals like Quasimodo. Funeral plans unspecified.
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London
Lionel Bart
Bart
Michael Pruskin
Hammersmith Hospital
New York
Antoinette Perry
Doris Elek obituary from Elyria area honors life and service
Doris A Elek 80 of Elyria died Saturday at Good Samaritan Nursing Home Avon after a short illness. She was born in Cleveland and lived there and Elyria. She belonged to Amvets Post 32 Elyria VFW Post 1079 Auxiliary and Elyria Moose Lodge. Survived by husband Joe daughters Flaine Borovicka Brunswick Kathleen Bradford Medina son Dennis Werner Fairview Park sister Eleanor Lester Cleveland 10 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren brothers Lawrence Kelly and first husband Louis Werner. Visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 pm at Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home Elyria. Services Wednesday 11 am at funeral home. Burial St Mary Cemetery Elyria. Memorials to family.
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Rozella M. Graham
Wells
Elyria
St. Joseph
Lorain
Larry
Dallas
Tommy
Vermilion
Freda Bowman
Ashland
Gladys Blaisdell
Lakeville
Ohio
Roy
Bud
Jaimes
Walter
Francis Wells
Mary Martin
Minnie Harmon
Moscoe Marr
Irene Stackhouse
Bessie Bryan
Thomas
Mary
Nee Mohn) Wells
Dicken
Doris A. Elek
Kelly
Good Samaritan Nursing Home Center
Avon
Brunswick
Kathleen Bradford
Medina
Dennis Werner
Fairview Park
Eleanor Lester
Cleveland
Dolores Witwer
Elizabeth Mallow
Lawrence Kelly
Louis Werner
Laubenthal-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Washington Ave
Correction note on miscaptioned slaying photo
A correction states that a house photo on West Bridge Street ran with a report about a man killed in his West Broad Street residence in Saturday’s edition. The error involved miscaptioning and has been acknowledged by the newsroom.
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West Bridge Street
West Broad Street
Labor leader Alfonso Sanchez Madariaga dies at 94
Mexico City born Alfonso Sanchez Madariaga a founder of the CTM died at age 94 after a heart attack. As one of the five wolf cubs he helped form the milkmen’s union in 1924 and lead the Mexico City labor confederation. He is survived by a widow and five children. funeral held weekend.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Sanchez Madariaga
Mexico
Sanchez
Labor Federation
Mexican Labor Confederation
CTM
Confederation
Mexican Social Security Institute
Adoptee Faces Deportation Under 1996 Drug Law
Joao Herbert, a 20 year old Northeast Ohio man adopted at age nine, faces deportation to Brazil after a drug trafficking conviction. Adopted by American parents from a São Paulo orphanage, Herbert argues he is a normal American kid. The 1996 Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act bars noncitizens with most drug offense convictions from staying in the United States.
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AKRON
Northeast Ohio
Brazil
Akron Beacon Journal
Joao Herbert
U.S
Herbert
Summit County
Oklahoma City
United States
Sao Paulo
Ohio polls show crime and roads as leading problems
A Ci Poll finds six percent cite crime as the major problem, five percent cite road conditions and drug or alcohol abuse each. Taxes health care welfare and lack of morality attract two percent each, with twenty percent choosing other issues and ten percent unsure. Sixty six percent back a constitutional amendment to issue bonds for public school facilities, twenty six percent oppose, seven percent unsure.
Kasich May Run for Two Federal Offices
Blackwell asserts Kasich could seek two federal offices simultaneously if allowed by state law. Bennett notes possible legal challenge may be needed to confirm. Kasich campaign denies discussion of dual runs. Ohio primary is March 21. candidacy petitions due January 21, 2000. Gramm previously held Senate seat while pursuing a presidential bid.
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Blackwell
Ohio Republican Party
Robert Bennett
Twe
Kasich
Todd Harris
Ohio
Kasish
Congress
Sen
Phil Gramm
Texas
Senate
GOP
Exile Flights to Israel End Amid Ethiopian Crisis
A covert alliance reportedly flew 240 Falashas daily to Israel, continuing until January 6, 1985 when Israeli media exposed the operation. Sudan halted the effort leaving about 500 stranded, and a CIA led plan relocated the remaining Ethiopians in March 1985.
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6Iligence
Israel
Ethiopia
Sudan
Weaver
CIA
Jerry
Horan
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Emh Regional Medical Center
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Steve Manheim
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Jay Gates
Oberlin College
Rochester
N.Y
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Firelands High School
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Oliver
King Baby
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Lionel Begleter
East End
Notre Dame
Joseph Weigand
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Labor Movement
Ohio University
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U.S. Agency For International Development
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