Herbert L Hiser obituary with Ravenswood WV ties
Herbert L Hiser 79 of Ravenswood West Virginia formerly North Ridgeville died April 6 2012 at home Born April 29 1932 in Arkansas he was a chemical weighman at BF Goodrich a Korean War veteran and member of Gallatin Street Church of Christ Survived by wife Deloris son Michael daughter Michelle several stepchildren and brothers and sisters Graveside military rites at Rest Haven Memory Gardens Avon at noon Tuesday April 10 2012 Visitation at Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville April 10 2012 from 10 to 11 45 AM Condolences at www bognerfamily funeralhome com
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Herbert L. Hiser
Ravenswood
West Virginia
North Ridgeville
Arkansas
Morris Hiser
Clara Shane Hiser
Herb
BF Goodrich
Gallatin Street
Elyria
Connie Sullivan
Sonja “Mickie” McNamara
Australia
Neil Atkins
Macon
Georgia
Joseph Hiser
Ruskin
Florida
James Hiser
Lorain
Clarabelle Dunn
Cathy Hines
Deshler
Ohio
Bernard
Francis Ziegler
Margaret
Bill
Rest Haven Memory Gardens
Avon
Bogner
Center Ridge Road
Audie Ravnikar 90 Amherst Township the Lorain native
Adolph R. Ravnikar known as Audie, 90, of Amherst Township died April 5, 2012 at Mercy Regional Medical Center. A Lorain native born February 4, 1922 he served in the U S Coast Guard in World War II earning the American Area Campaign Medal the WWII Victory Medal and the Good Conduct Medal. He worked 35 years as a cost analyst for U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works retiring in 1980 and helped found the U S Steel Employees Credit Union. He was active in Ss Cyril and Methodius Church the Lorain Slovenian Home SNPJ KSKJ and other groups. He is survived by son Ric Ravnikar and daughters Kathleen Umbaugh Jane Bocketti Joyce Ravnikar Kulyk and others plus four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial is at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Memorials to Notre Dame Holy Cross or Slovene Home for the Aged.
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Adolph R. Audie
Ravnikar
Amherst Township
Mercy Regional Medical Cener
Lorain
Audie
Lorain High School
Case Institute
Cleveland
United States Coast Guard
United States Steel Corporations
Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
U.S. Steel Employees Credit Union
Community FC
U. Audie
Ss. Cyril & Methodius Catholic Church
Snpj Lodge
Kskj Frateral Lodge
American Mutual Life Association
Ric Ravnikar
Kathleen
Thomas) Umbaugh
Pensacola
Florida
Jane Bocketti
Manlius
New York
Joyce
Mark) Ravnikar-Kulyk
Fairview
Pennsylvania
Lillian
Nee Tomazin
Frank
Mary
Tomazin
Notre Dame
Neff Road
Gluvna.net
Don E. Rader, 81, of Grafton dies after brief illness
Don E. Rader, 81, of Grafton died Friday at EMH Healthcare after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Laubenthal-Mercado Funeral Home. 322-4626.
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Don E. Rader
Grafton
EMH Healthcare
Laubenthal-Mercado
Margaret Carter Obituary in Sullivan
Margaret Carter of Sullivan died Saturday April 7 2012. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later. Norton Eastman Funeral Home Wellington is assisting the family.
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Margaret Carter
Sullivan
Norton-Eastman Funeral Home
Wellington
Officer dragged by fleeing Jeep during Mansfield stop
Richland County sheriff's Sgt. Mike Viars stopped a Jeep in Mansfield. The 37-year-old driver sped off as Viars opened the door to shut off the vehicle, dragging the officer several feet before he rolled clear. Viars was treated at a hospital. authorities pursued the suspect who later crashed and fled on foot.
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Mansfield
Richland County Sheriff
Mike Viars
Viars
News Journal
Lightning strikes hit two churches during Holy Week
In Dayton a century old Fountains of Living Waters church saw the bell tower struck by lightning damaging the roof and children's ministry and forcing Easter service cancellation. In Perrysburg St. Rose Roman Catholic Church faced a 170 foot steeple fire from a nearby strike and rushed repairs to hold Easter Masses as planned.
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Dayton
Fountains of Living Waters
Toledo
St. Rose Roman Catholic Church
Perrysburg
Quit line calls surge in Ohio after graphic ads
Ohio and national tobacco quit lines saw a sharp rise after a government graphic ad campaign. The 1 800 QUIT NOW line in Columbus logged about 14 400 calls the week before March 19 and over 34 400 calls the week of March 26 to April 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Line
Men boost PTA leadership as involvement grows nationwide
The National PTA notes a rise from 3 percent to 25 percent of PTAs led by men since 2001. In central Ohio, fathers at Avondale and Avalon Elementarys show active roles, while Harmon Elementary and Winterset Elementary also report increased male leadership.
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Arlington
PTA
James Martinez
Martinez
Ohio
April Knight
Avondale
Franklinton
Avalon Elementary
Vaughn Cook
Ptas
Cook
Avalon
Joshua
Jacob
Sandee Donald
Donald
Mike Kazee
Harmon Elementary
Columbus
Hilliard
Kazee
Harmon
Lolita Augenstein
Columbus Council of
Steve Niehoff
North Side
Winterset Elementary
Lanie
Missouri House races test careers across chambers
Engler argues that legislative experience matters as half the House nears new faces and voters weigh the value of seasoned lawmakers. Challenger John Robinson faces GOP primary in a district where no Democrat runs, while former Senate members ponder returns.
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John Robinson
Engler
Missouri
John Cauthorn
Senate
Missouri Capitol
Cauthorn
Mexico
Philip Blumel
U.S
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