Dieterich, Hunger Center volunteer dies after illness
Emma Marie Dieterich a Lorain resident and Hunger Center volunteer died April 1 after an extended illness. Born in Lorain she was a 1934 Lorain High School graduate and parishioner at St Peter Church where she served as Eucharistic minister. She was active with Slovenian Women’s Union Meals on Wheels the 8th Street Hunger Center and Oak Hills Nursing Home. Survived by husband William Wayne Dieterich daughters Kathleen Jayne Hayne Popovich sons Willard John and Evie 13 grandchildren five great grandchildren and brother Albin Simonic. Funeral services April 9 at Gluyna Shima Hromada Funeral Chapel with Mass at St Peter Church. Memorials to Saint Peter School Endowment Fund or Elyria United Methodist Village Activities Fund. Funeral arrangements listed.
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Lorain High School
Catholic Church of St. Peter
Lorain
Dieterich
Congregation of the Sored Heart
Slovenian Women’s Union 40
Meals On Wheels
8Th Street Hunger Center
Lurath
Oak Hills Nursing Home
Au St. Pater
St. Meter
William “Wayne” Dieterich
Kathleen Dieterich
Hygiene
Colo
Jayne Ditterich
Denver
Hlayne Popovich
Crown Point
Ings
Willand
John
Jack
Longmont
Evie
Ashville
Albin “al" Simonic
Roelidh
Drafit
Anton
Angela
Nee Petrasi¢y Simonic
James Simonic
Mary Koziura
Angeline Rel
Alion
Gluyna- Shima-Hromada — Funeral Chapel
Broadway
He Catholic Church of
St. Peter
Sab
Oberlin Ave
Dorothy A Smith obit details long life in Lorain County
Dorothy A Smith formerly Janks 8 of LaGrange died April 1 2005 after a long illness at Welcue Nursing Home Oberlin She owned a fashion shop in Wellington was a Sacred Heart Chewlin parishioner and Neighborhood Club member with travel dancing cooking flowers and vegetables as her passions Survived by daughters Gail Echols and Marilyn Teeples and many relatives Preceded in death by husband Frederick J Smith and children Dennis and Tyler Burial at St Mary Cemetery Elyria Memorials to Sacred Heart Catholic Church Oberlin Funeral services at Bauer Lapbenthal Mimeral Home Elyria with burial at St Mary Cemetery Elyria.
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Dorothy Dorothy A. Smith
Janks
LaGrange
Welcue
Gail Echols
Sugarinaf Key
Flo
Marilyn Teeples
Fith
Frederick J. Smith
Dennis
Tyler Smith
Loreta Conk
Mary McMullen
Bauer-Lapbenthal
Chestnut Ridge
Elyria
Sacred Heart Church
West Lorain St
Oberlin
William Parkavick
St. Mary Cemeter
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mura
Regina Marion Robertson dies after short illness in 2005
Regina Marion Robertson nee Baoding 6B of Elyria died April 1 2005 at The Lutheran Home Westlake after a short illness. Born Plymouth she lived in Elyria most of her life. A homemaker former Higbee sales associate at May Mall graduate of Elyria High School. Survived by sons Richard North Olmsted Thomas Cleveland Newnan Cleveland daughters Sara Jane Kennett Elyria Margaret Lynn Lassen Greenville 16 grandchildren 49 wrest er and children four great grandchildren brother Lawrence Bodine Chandler Ariz preceded in death by parents Lawrence and Mavion Bodine Call hours Monday Reichl Roberts Funeral Home Elyria services Tuesday 11 am Rev Robert Gross Lake Avenue United Church of Christ burial Brookdale Cemetery Elyria.
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Regina Marion Robertson
Baoding
Elyria
Westlake
Plymouth
Elyria High School
Dillard's
Higbee's
Minway Mall
Lake Avenue
Richard
North Olmsted
Thomas
Cleveland
Newnan
Sara Jane Kennett
Margaret Lynn Lassen
Greenville
Tent
Barbara Wolters obituary from Fairview Park
Barbara H. Wolters nee Meinzenbach of Fairview Park died April 14 2005 after a short illness. She was active in St Angela Catholic Church music ministry and worked in diamond sales for Marlon Jewelers. Survivors include husband Michael Walters sons Michael Mick Daniel Alan Randy mother Anna Volich sisters Paul Capelnik Mary Hrutka services at McGor tay Brothers Funeral Home and St Angela Merrin Church burial at St Joseph Cemetery contributions to Celiac Disease Foundation and liver foundation.
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Barbara H. Wolters
Meinzenbach
Fairview Park
St. Angela Catholic Church
Activinghom Music
Marlon Jewelers
Michael ©. Walters
Michael B
Mick
Daniel C
Alan
Randall
Randy
Anna Volich
Pauld Capelnik
Mary Arm Hrutkai
P.m Standay
Mandy
MlcGortay Brother's
Center Vidge Road
Westlake
Robert Jordan Stohont Jordans obituary note
Robert Jordan Stohont Jordans, 74, of Welling tone Mud passed away April 11, 2005 at his residence. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Nery ton Aneral Horne, Wetlingtat.
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Stohont Jordans
Obituary: Hubert D Addington 77 of Oberlin
Hubert D Addington 77 of Oberlin died Thursday April 34 2005 at his residence Burn in Logan West Virginia had lived in the Oberlin area since 1859 He worked for Ford Motor Co retired US Army veteran member of United Auto Workers and First Baptist Church Wakinton He enjoyed fishing hunting and horseshuns Survived by wife Shirley nee Hartsee adding ton daughters Carotheen Pauley Saundra Tongan Chert Abbate Joyce Schemp Virginis Yaluntik eight grandchildren a brother George Addington and sister Pearl Renfro plus Billy Hamm and Ann Morgan He was preceded by parents George L and Maude nee Hall Addington and a brother Darren Adding ton Services 10 am Monday at First Baptist Wakemsn Burial Resthaven Memorial Gardens Avior Memorial contributions to American Lung Association 226 state Route 6 Norwalk OH 44857.
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Hubert D. Addington
Oberlin
Burn
Logan
W.va
Ford Motor Co
US. Army
United Auto Workers
First Maptist Chauret
Wakinton
Shirley (Nee Hartsee
Dren
George Addington
Breezewood
Pearl Renfro
Corburn
Billy Hamm
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ann Morgan
Lowmiare
George L
Maude (Nee Hall) Addington
Darren Addington
Marman Porter
Cooper St
Wale Nan
First Baptist Church
Wakemsn
Len Goodwin
Resthaven Mamorial Gardens
Avior
American Lung Association
Norwalk
Randleman dies at 71 in Lorain after long plant service
Mason T. Randleman 71 of Lorain died April 14 2005 at Community Health Partners Lorain He was born in New London Ohio and was a Jehovah's Witness who attended the West Lorain Congregation He worked at Pore Morey Co Lorain Assembly Plant retiring after 20 years Memorial services were set for 2 p m today at Jehovahs Witness Kingdom Hall 2830 Skyline Drive Lorain with Elder Willie Walker presiding Arrangements were by Brown Robinson Funeral Home Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Randleman
Lorain
Community Health Partners
New London
Ohio
West Lorain
Jehovah's Witnesses
Pore Morey Co
Michelle
Nee Malone) Randleman
Maurice Randlemen
Jeffrey Randle- Inall
Atlanta
Timothy Walton
Lucilla Edwards
Dayton
Traci Shed
New Albany
Trennicia Kilburn
Cincinnati
Tory Young
Sandusky
Tiffany Dray
Sondra Randleman
Nelson
Franklin Clinton
Jesse Randleman
Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall
Skyline Drive
Willie Walker
Brown-Robinson Funeral Home
In Memoriam Jane Nabakowski DeLloyd of Amherst
Jane Nabakowski DeLloyd 84 of Amherst died April 15 2005 after a lengthy illness at a hospital in Amherst Born in Brownhelm she lived most of her life in Amherst She was a member of St Paul Lutheran Church and Elyria Congregational United Church of Christ She enjoyed gardening golf and cards Survived by son Robert DeLloyd daughter Pugey Ant Mertz four grandchildren five great grandchildren and a grandson from first husband James Nabakowski Private graveside services at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township were arranged by Hempel Funeral Home Donations suggested to St Paul Lutheran Church Memorial Fund or Western Reserve Hospice
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Jane Nabakowski DeLloyd
Baird
Amherst
Heroapital
Brownhelm
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Elyria Congregational United Church of Christ
Robert DeLloyd
Timothy J. Nabakowski
Rier
Pugey Ant Mertz
Avon Lake
Urange
James Nahakowski
Parker
Florence Baird
James Baird
Hempel Peneral
Cleveland Ave
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Dennis Fredriksen
First Congregational United Church of Christ of
Central Drive
Western Reserve Hospice
Middle Ave
Elyria
Hempel Funeral Home
Ocean Township artist Libby Dengrove dies after Alzheimer's battle
Libby Dengrove a longtime Ocean Township courtroom artist for NBC TV in the 1970s and 80s died in California from complications of Alzheimer's disease. The Emmy winning artist rose from a home life with three children to a televised interview sketch artist then joined NBC for 15 years earning two Emmys for coverage of the Son of Sam and Murder at the Men trials. She was married 64 years to psychiatrist Edward Dengrove who died in 2003 at age ?.
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Ocean Township
Libby Dengrove
NBC Television
California
Roberts
Dengrove
Geean Township
Asbury Park
NBC News
NBC
Reviape
Sam
Edward Dengrove
John Hainkel Louisiana lawmaker dies at 87
Louisiana state figure John Hainkel who served as both House speaker and Senate president died in his sleep at age 87. He began in the House in 1968, later led the Senate 2010 04, switched to the Republican Party during Reagan era, and was involved with governor Mike Foster’s administration amid long political career and financial backer challenges.
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New Orleans
John Hinkel
Louisiana
House
Senate
Legislative
Hainkel
Walter Rousse
Poplarville
Miss
Redex
Hinkel
Erwin Edwards
Libby
House of Representatives
Ronald Reagan
Aitikel
Republican Party
Farmer
Mike Fostex
Vun Fay
Kay Gardella Television Critic Dies After Cancer Battle
Kay Gardella longtime New York Daily News television critic died Wednesday after a cancer battle. A Belleville, New Jersey native, she began as a copy girl in 1946 and rose through lifestyle and crime reporting before guiding the paper’s TV coverage as editor and critic. She started a weekly column in 1985 and her last story ran March 19.
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New York
Kay Jervluila
New York Daily News
Belleville
Nal
Gardella
News Ts 1
Shy
Radio and Television i
John Fred Gourrier famous for Judy In Disguise dies at 60s
John Fred Gourrier known as John Fred of John Fred & His Playboy Band died Friday at Tulane Hospital after months of illness. The New Orleans singer co wrote Judy In Disguise with Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds parody reaching No. 1 nationwide in 1968. He formed his first group in high school and earlier recorded Shirley.
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New Orleans
John Fred Gourrier
Judy Ln
Tulane Hospital
Gourrier
John Fred
Playboy
Bin
Andrew Bernard
Judy In
Dee
Shirley
Horner Jr. Led Sanford Herald from 1991 to 1998
Bill Horner Jr., longtime publisher of The Sanford Herald, died at 67 at Sunset Beach after a career spanning the paper’s departments since the 1960s. He followed his father founder WE Horner into leadership in 1991, retired April 1, 1998 amid the paper’s sale to Paxton Media Group. He was born in Sanford and graduated from Sanford Central High School.
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Sanford
N.C
Horner
Sanford Herald
News
Sunset Beach
William Edward Horner Jr
Herald
WE. Horner
Paxton Media Group
Paducah
Kw Higson
Bill Horner
Sangopy
Santugy Central High School
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Philip Pavia dies at 84. avant-garde sculptor shaped modern art in NYC
Philip Pavia, a pioneer of modern abstract sculpture and outspoken thinker, died in Manhattan after a stroke at 84. He created large pieces like Herdes of March displayed near the New York Hilton and others outside the Guggenheim and Cooper Hewitt, and later made figurative terra cotta heads. He engaged with Manhattan's avant-garde in the 1940s and 1950s,: collaborated with de Kooning and Motherwell, published the zine TtTs, studied at Yale and the Art Students League, lived in Paris, and returned to New York in 1938. Three sections of The Ides of March disappeared from storage but were later found in a Bronx scrap yard.
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Philip Pavia
Manhattan
Pavia
New York Hilton
Sixth Avenue
Guggenheim
Cooper Newitt
GK Morris
Sollo
Willem de Kooning
Barbett Newmar
Robert Motherwell
TtTs
Yale
Art Students League
New York
Paris
Henry Miller
Bronx
Three year old Mansfield boy found wandering at night
A 3 year old Mansfield boy wandered North Ridge Road around 2:30 PM near Glitter Club without coat or shoes and was not hurt. Deputies identified his parents. the boy was with a friend’s family on Elm Wood Street. Richland County Children's Services is investigating prior walk-offs as the grandmother cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyrla
Mansfield
North Ridge Road
Elm Wood Street
Rgmeat
Elyria
Richland County Children’s Services
Off the Beats Prompt
A clipped note from Brad Disken mentions preparedness amid unseen threats with emphasis on stocked canned food and shotgun shells as a personal readiness stance. The fragment reflects a survivalist mindset through a terse, informal voice.
Haunted House Quiz For True Believers In Amityville Lore
A playful, unscientific quiz asks if your home is haunted enough for horror film schlock. It riffs on Amityville lore and asks readers if exorcists would move in next door, if kids’ imaginary friends wink, and if primordial ooze or thunderclouds haunt the house, urging readers to call in Hollywood magic rights if many answers are yes.
Pretty in pink at Boston Marathon run by student teacher
Lynn Kitinik, a Midview Middle School teacher, plans to wear a bright pink top in the Boston Marathon to help her parents Mar and Mary Katanik of Parma spot her among the crowd. Her fiancé Hob Magyar of Lyndhurst cannot attend.
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Lynn Kitinik
Midview
Mar
Mary Katanik
Parma
Hob Magyar
Lyndhurst
Hell Mohrman
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Hunger Center
Bent Marie Dae Siinelie
Elyria United Methodist Village
Taubuetnale Lung
A. Smith
Rorere
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Besk
Isi Ieee A
Apa Meriries
Veo Fatty
Cuiristine Liter
Ui Hong Te
Saat
Bestet Gael Ities
Eag Hee
Spgerl
Mamory
Craton
Nate Worie
Nathan
Robert Jordan
F Jane Nabakowski DeLloyd
John Hainkel
Kay Gardella
Bill Horner Jr
Philip Pavia, Sculptor
Zouthie Menad
Brad Disken
Tony Lombarae
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