Memorials for Barbara Eaton service in North Ridgeville
Obituary summary for Barbara E. Eaton 56 of North Ridgeville who died Monday. Services set for Thursday at Bogner Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Sperry officiating. Burial in Laurel Hills Cemetery Erie PA. Visitation Wednesday 5-8 p.m. Eaton family details and survivors listed. Also includes death notices for Albert L. Vaughn and other local figures with funeral details and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara E. Eaton
North Ridgeville
Bogner Funeral Home
Center Ridge
Arthur C. Sperry
First United Methodist Church
Elyria
Laurel Hills
Erie
Camp Hill
Parker and Son Funeral Home
Medina St
Lodi
Dannie Gannon
Chatham Cemetery
LaGrange Community Church
P.O. Box
LaGrange
Kidney Foundation
Medina County
P.O
Brunswick
Bligh Bernice May
Buckingham
Grafton
Marshall
Karen
Blackburn-Fulton
Main St
Belden Cemetery
Evelyn Marie
Friends
Second Baptist Church
Larkin and Scott Funeral Home
Jefferson St
Demopolis
Ala
Prout Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
W. Bridge St
Recker Coletta Matilda
Mary Keller
Louetta Moss
Louis
Gerald
Ralph
Maas
St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
Columbia Station
Danny Akers
Church of God
New London
Rochester Cemetery
Firelands Nursing Center
Bill Shomo
Fields Cemetery
John R. Devin
Elyria Ave
Lorain
Sacred Heart Chapel
Michael Schneid
Calvary Cemetery
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Harold Kidwell
First Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Obituary notices for Kuhn and Hughes of Lorain area
Franklyn M. Kuhn aged 77 formerly of Lorain died in Zephyrhills Florida after a two year illness. He worked 37 years for U S Steel Lorain and was a Knights of Pythias member. Burial will be at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain. Kenneth C. Hughes aged 86 of Amherst died in Lorain after a long life in area service. He retired in 1966 after 45 years with a local company and also baked for F Stock Milling. He leaves a large family and services are in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Vaughn
Chatham Township
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Scioto County
LaGrange
Chatham
Mr. Vaughn
Bliss and Laughlin Steel
Medina
Valerie Reitz
Elyria
Parma Community Hospital
Martins Ferry
Parma Heights
Rene Sigsbey
New London
Firelands Nursing Center
Liverpool
W.va
Rochester
Sidoro Fonseca
Lorain
Wade Park V.A. Hospital
Cleveland
Caguas
Puerto Rico
Lebanon
Mr. Fonseca
Ford Assembly
Sacred Heart Chapel
UAW
Sylvia
Nee Diaz
Edwin
Kenneth
Sonia
Brooklyn
N.Y
Manuel
Carlos
Angel
Juanita
Joan
Irma Castro
Maria Luisa Stallaker
Helen
Fonseca
Juana
John
Carmen Gloria Natal
Emogene M. Hyde
Collins
Fisher Titus Medical Center
Norwalk
Willard
Franklyn M. Kuhn
Zephyrhills
Fla
Kuhn
U.S. Steel Corporation
Knights of Pythias
Christ United Methodist Church
Viola F
Randy
North Ridgeville
Donald J
Lakeland
Wayne
Marion
Alice Riskey
Cleveand
Florida
Oakley Funeral Home
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Kenneth C. Hughes
Amherst
Lorain Community Hospital
West Unity
Hughes
F/Stock Milling Company
Litchfield
Amherst School District Opposes Annexation Impact
Amherst residents fear losing portion of district would raise taxes as property tax support for schools remains fixed while fewer properties generate revenue. Officials urge state board to recognize area as part of Amherst Community despite Lorain city boundaries. Council pledges support for the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Dulmage
Amherst
State
Lorain
Jaeger Road
Oberlin Council halts final vote on Station Square rezoning
Council tabled the final vote on Station Square rezoning after Chairman Waite was absent. Developer Kenny Clark owns the land bounded by Pleasant Edison and South Main Streets where a drug store and McDonald’s are planned. The Historical Commission recommended studying the gasholder house for viable reuse with an $8,000 preservation study. A work session is set for April 24 at 7 a.m. in city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Calvin Waite
Station Square
Kenny Clark
Pleasant Street
Edison Street
South Main Street
Historical Commission
Thomas R. Zahn
Thomas R. Zahn and
Elyria Council Backs Schools Effort Toward Quality
Elyria City Council passed a resolution endorsing a commitment to quality in Elyria City Schools while avoiding a direct levy endorsement. Voters will decide on a five year renewal of the 3 year levy from 1987, estimated to raise about 7.7 mills and $4.375 million per year, about 10 percent of the district budget, with officials noting no tax increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria — City
Elyria City
Elyria
Westlake approves handicapped group home plan
Westlake Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a five resident group home for mentally handicapped adults at 2855 Columbia Rd. The plan, proposed by North Coast Group Homes, will be leased to the Cuyahoga County Board of Mental Retardation and then subcontracted to an operator. The project moves to City Council for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake Commission
Westlake
Westlake Planning Commission
Columbia Rd
North Coast Group Homes
William Bray
North Coast
Cuyahoga County Board of Mental Retardation
Bray
County Board
Trustees demand attorney to decide missing ex-clerk records
Columbia Township trustees propose hiring an outside Lorain County attorney to determine whether electronic township records belong to the township or to former clerk Roberta Duktig. Duktig, who resigned Feb 19, says she turned over all records in her possession. prosecutor Gregory White and state auditor say electronic data remains township property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Twp
Roberta Duktig
Gene Bulgrin
Dale Rundle
Duktig
Gregory White
Robert Rundle
Vinced Duktig
White
Karl Krettler
State board OKs LCCC funding approval
The State Controlling Board narrowly approved 467 850 in capital improvements funding for Lorain County Community College 26 500 less than requested. Vote 4 3. Some projects failed to fit bond guidelines so were cut or moved to operating expenses. Additional 104 000 for equipment and 374 000 for general and subcontractor construction contracts for college center renovations were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Robert Prosser
Success Center
Prosser
College Center
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Eaton Services
Albert
Sarah A. Eaton Stiefel
Carrollton
Texas
Alice J. Valley
Crown Point
Ind
Elizabeth A. Eaton Prayson
Akron
Dorothy Hervey
Philadelphia
Marsha Grubbs
Media
Donald Hervey Jr
Bonita Springs
William Hervey
Decorah
Iowa
Eaton
Donald Hervey Sr
Rounds Leon E
Dorothy
Iceman
Richard I. Rounds
Ramon A. Rounds
Curtis-Scheuffler
Second St
Brookdale Cemetery
Shaffer SR
Roy F
Magdalen M
Taylor William FH
E. Jeanne (Nee Larricky
Willam H. Jr
Chestnut Ridge
Rt. 57
LaGrange Road
Burial Mill
Resthaven
Gard Avon
Valentine Helen B
Nee Bartes
Fairview Park
Alan T
Edward Gartes
LaVerne Sawyer
June Canchuk
Larry Koran
Rocky River Presbyterian Church
Detroit Rd
Hazard Services
Faye Hazard
Nee Reynolds
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Evelyn Weaver
Holmes County
Hazard
Grant School
Lakewood
United Methodist Church
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Laurence Lazar
Presentation of Our Lord Romanian Orthodox Church
Irene Sigsbey
Hubert Seyoc
Harry Sigsbey
Darrel Seyoc
Bill Seyoc
Betty L. Carroll
Eastman Funeral Home
West Main Street
Isidoro Fonseca
Mabel A. Laske
Peal Services
Evelyn Marie Peal
Second Baptist Church, Elyria
Henry L. Johnson II
Prout
Peal
Margaret Wagner
Charoletta Burrell
Josie Mae Coleman
Mary Alice Harris
Detroit
Sue Aldridge
Chicago
Clara Congress
Weco Bryant
Eddie E. Bryant
Evelyn Tankson
Nathan Crosby
Huntsville
Halcyon Chapter 347
Order of Eastern Star
District Associates Conductresses
CES
Sherman
Bud
Edwina Kaeser
Washington, D.C
Michael
Goldie Anthony
Ruth Sinclair
Titusville
Carter
Gerber Funeral Home
Cooper St
Wakeman
Collins United Methodist Church
Carl Fannin
Collins Ceme
Tery
Halcyon
Hartland Center Rad
American Cancer Society
Helen Gordon
Clyde Rex
Las Vegas
Nev
Dale Wesley
Vermilion
Robert Lee
South Amherst
Minnibelle A. (Nee Muir
Wayne Whyte
Yacobozzi
Ohio Board of Education
Jeff Mohrman
C-T
Zahn
Sandra Hodge
Waite
Elyria Council
Lawrence Buddit
Gail Hogan
Greg White
Con
Lorain County
State Board
Oks
Colleen Vallo
Newaenu
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