Florence Rundle 101 Accomplished Organist Dies in Elyria
Florence Grace Rundle 101 of Elyria died Monday at the Elyria United Methodist Home. A Columbia Township native, she later lived in Elyria and worked in Berea and Eaton Township before retiring in the 1960s. She was the oldest Columbia Baptist Church member and served as organist for the church choir and weddings. Services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Columbia Cemetery. Arrangements by Baker Funeral Home Berea.
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Elyria
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Eaton Township
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Harlan
Vernon
Columbia Cemetery
Columbia Station
Baker Funeral Home
Obituaries of Elyria and nearby area residents
Wilhelmina Harriette Travers 92 of Elyria died after a short illness in North Ridgeville. She lived in Elyria 32 years and was a Case Western Reserve University graduate with Alpha Theta Epsilon sorority ties. Her activities included Elyria Methodist Church and local clubs. Private services were held at Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland. Earl V. Leimbach 68 of Amherst died at home. Dorothea C. Neil 92 of Lorain died at St Joseph Health Center after a long illness. Graveside service set for Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain. Ida Mae Miller 87 of Elyria died at Avon Oaks Nursing Home. She enjoyed bingo and crocheting and left multiple survivors and grandchildren. Memorials suggested to diabetes or heart associations.
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Elyria
Alter Care
North Ridgeville
Cleveland
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital & Health Center
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American Ligion Ladies Auxilary
Lakeland Women's Club
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Robert
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David Wheeler
First Congregational Church
Schwartz, Spence & Boyer
Fifth St
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Avon Oaks
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Powhatan Point
Lorain County
Betty Kerr
LaVaunne Miller
Land-O-Lake
Fla
Barbara Pittman
New Concord
Beallsville
Dick Harrs
Church of Christ In
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LaGrange
Spring City
Tenn
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Friendship Baptist Church
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Julia Stump
Columbia Station
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North Eaton
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Orpha Monday
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Florida
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Toledo
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Amherst
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Terry
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Norwalk
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Decatur
James Brunn
Litchfield
Roger Brunn
Vincent Brunn
Mildred Meyers
Norma Miller
Donald Brunn
Dombrowski-Wohlever
Oberlin Ave
Thomas DeKemper
Death notices feature Chaney Parker family mourners
Rene Chaney 52 of Lorain survived by wife Chie Parker daughters Myra Allen sons Joe Kenneth Parker Jeffery D Parker Joseph C Parker father Samuel Chaney Sr and siblings. Friends may call at Brown Funeral Home Lorain with services at New Bethe Primitive Baptist Church in Lorain. Burial in Lumberton Mississippi.Edward Moses 55 of North Ridgeville survived by wife Patricia daughter Dana sons Edward jr Russell Gregory James mother. Friends may call at Scerba Funeral Home Lakewood and service at St Jules Billiar.
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Lorain
Chie
Moses Edward
North Ridgeville
Patricia
Dana
Edward
Russell
Gregory
James
Charles
Francis Friends
Scerba
Madison Avenue
Lakewood
Maia
St. Jule Billiar
North Judgeville
Wallace James, Sr
Cleveland
Ton
Sandra J. LaMana
Mand
Joy Vetrovsky
Lorain Rd
Fairview Palk
Ridge D Wl Memorial Park
Obituary notices for Carole Galloway and Barbara Barnes
Carole Galloway, 51, of Grafton died Monday night with coroner to determine cause of death. Burial planned at Spring City Cemetery. Barbara A. Barnes, 61, of Lorain died Sunday after short illness. Visitation Wednesday at Dombrowski-Wohlever Funeral Home with funeral Thursday at 10 am. Survivors listed for both, including children and extended families.
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Carole Galloway
Grafton
Blackburn Funeral Home
Main St
Bernetta Kriebel 71 Elyria resident dies after short illness
Bernetta M Kriebel 71 of Elyria died Monday at Center Ridge Nursing Home North Ridgeville after a brief illness. Born in Sheffield she moved to Elyria in 1944 and worked 27 years as a computer operator for Bendix Westinghouse retiring in 1976. She belonged to St Jude Church and its Altar and Rosary Society and the Bendix Westinghouse Retirees Club. Survived by sisters Hilda Kriebel Dorothy Wood Josephine Diedrich Ruth Guggenbiller and others. Friends may call Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home today and Wednesday with services Thursday at St Jude Church. Burial in St Mary Cemetery.
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Elyria
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Cleveland
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Bendix- Westinghouse
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St. Jude Church
Poplar St
Dan Fickes
St. Mary Cemetery
Oberlin flushes water mains to test hydrants
Oberlin water department will flush the city's mains through April 30 to test fire hydrants and improve water quality. Most work occurs 10 pm to 6 am to reduce disturbance, with some daytime flushing possible. If water appears cloudy, run cold taps until it clears.
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Oberlin
Oberlin approves purchase of playground equipment
Oberlin City Council unanimously approves a $49,571 purchase from Gametime Inc for a Spring Street playground project with a $75,000 budget. The plan avoids a hillside slide from Hays and prioritizes minority business subcontracting to meet federal grant deadlines. Volunteers 30 to 60 will construct the playground to finish by June 30.
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Open Space and Visual Environment Commission
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Gametime
Ron Twining
Hays
Dublin
Ohio
Richard Lothrop
Oberlin official objects to lowering affirmative action goal
Oberlin officials discuss the city’s affirmative action target. Tatum and Waite urge basing the hiring goal on eligible minority workers, citing census data and past enforcement failures. Goddard supports minority candidates meeting minimum qualifications and pursuing higher minority employment levels in 1991.
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Oberlin
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Calvin Waite
Long’s saga pits labor contract against reform actions
Long, a former sergeant, was reinstated after a 1988 tampering conviction and six months in prison. Despite prosecutors tying him to pressure on inspectors over a bingo hall, charges against ex Police Chief Malinovski were dismissed and the Supreme Court denied appeal. Celeste pardoned Long before his return, and two months ago the city suspended him with pay as proceedings continue.
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John Mali
Novsky
Malinovsky
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard Celeste
Four teens accused of painting gang graffiti in Elyria
Elyria police say four teenagers sprayed graffiti linked to a Cleveland gang on Spring Valley School back, street signs on Hilliard Road, a storage shed at Pioneer Field, and N Abbe Road on April 13. Jason Burns, 18, faces 10 charges including vandalism and criminal damaging. three juveniles face vandalism counts and were released to parents.
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Chris Costantino
Spring Valley
Hilliard Road
Pioneer Field
N. Abbe Road
Jason D. Burns
Bath Street
Apes
Costantino
Burns
Cleveland
Elyria teen charged in Middle Ave holdup
Five teens robbed a man at gunpoint behind a Middle Avenue home early Sunday. A 17 year old Elyria youth was arrested and charged with aggravated robbery. The victim, who had pulled into his driveway, said the group demanded his wallet containing about $200 and fled west on 10th Street toward West Avenue.
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Middle Avenue
10Th Street
West Avenue
Griswold Road widening assessments trimmed by Council
Elyria City Council confirmed reductions from the Equalization Board for Griswold Road widening. The $859000 project will widen the road to four lanes with curbs and drains, lowering homeowner costs by 74000 and reducing the school district’s share to about 170100.
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Griswold Road
Equalization Board
Griswold
Route 57
West River Road
Griswold Road Equalization Board
Long charged in major case linked to sting operation
He faced a felony count of obstruction of justice and misdemeanor charges for obstructing justice obstructing official business and dereliction of duty. The case arose after a sex worker said Long warned her about an outstanding warrant. A related probe involves a decoy police dispatcher in a two day sting that led to 16 arrests.
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Long
City approves funds to finish 1993 audit after delays
Council granted Foltin authority to pay state auditors 20 000 to clear up the 1993 audit as two councillors opposed the move. State auditors have been on the city books since last year, after Kenneth Koscho, its longtime auditor, resigned ahead of a grand jury indictment for theft related crimes and a December prison sentence.
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Fostin
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Foltin
Daniel Given
Ates Ward
Coroner to Rule in Woman's Death Near Grafton
Grafton woman Carole Galloway, 51, died Monday night when her car veered off Biggs Road near Indian Hollow Road and struck a tree. State Patrol suggested a possible heart attack before the crash. County Coroner Paul Matus will determine the cause. No passengers were in the vehicle.
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Grafton
Biggs Road
Carole Galloway
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Biggs
Indian Hollow Road
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