Elizabeth H. King obituary in Lorain and Naples
Elizabeth H. King 88 of Lorain died after a short illness in Naples Florida. She worked as a switchboard operator at St Joseph Hospital Lorain and was active in St Ladislaus Catholic Church and its Virgin Mary Society. Survivors include a daughter Shirley Does of Green Ohio four grandchildren four great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Funeral services are 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the funeral chapel, mass at St Ladislaus at 10 a.m. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
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Elizabeth H. King
McCauley
Lorain
Cleveland Clinic
Naples
Fla
St. Joseph Hospital
Gluvna- Shimo-Hromada
Broadway
St. Ladislaus Catholic Church
Patrick Shields
Calvary Cemetery
Florence Billmeyer lifelong Lorain resident dies at 70
Florence Mary Billmeyer 70 of Lorain died Saturday at Grace Hospital Amherst after a short illness. Born in Cleveland she lived in Lorain since 1997 after moving from North Olmsted and previously resided in North Ridgeville since the 1940s. A former Sears saleswoman 1975 to 1983 she served as North Ridgeville councilwoman at large and Ward 4 council member in the 1960s and early 1970s. Active in the Republican Party she helped found the Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 7647 in North Olmsted. She partnered in Plain & Fancy antiques in North Ridgeville and taught quilting at Lorain County Community College in the late 1970s. She sang with the Mello-Ds in North Olmsted and in various churches. Survived by daughter Bonnie Sherbinsky Lorain grandson Daniel Sherbinsky and brother Jack Kodysh North Ridgeville. husband Byron M. (1978) parents Charles and Julia Kodysh and sister Jeanne Snyder. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville with services 8:30 p.m. Pastor Donald Hayas to officiate. Burial private in St Peter Cemetery North Ridgeville. Memorials to Kidney Foundation of Ohio.
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Mary Ann Pickworth
LaGrange
LaGrange Township
Gerald Joseph Slovisky
Anton
Frances
Nee Rosenske) Gedridge
Joseph
Frank Gedridge
Julia Barr
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
West Lorain
Oberlin
William B. Padavick
East Pittsfield
Pittsfield Township
New Life Hospice
North Abbe Road
Elyria
Keystone Education Endowment Program
KEEP
Keystone
P.O. Box
Cowling Funeral Home
South Main St
Florence Mary Surveyer
Lorain
Grace Hospital
Amherst
Cleveland
North Olmsted
North Ridgeville
Sears
Great Northern Mall
Billmeyer
Ward 4
Republican Party
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Plain & Fancy
Lorain County
Bonnie Sherbinsky
Daniel Sherbinsky
Jack Kodysh
Byron M
Charles
Julia Kodysh
Jeanne Snyder
David Bogner
Center Ridge Road
Donald Hayas
Pentecost Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lakewood
St. Peter Cemetery
Kidney Foundation of Ohio
Euclid Ave
Anne Burrows obituary recalls Elyria and Clarksfield life
Anne Burrows nee Noga 87 of Clarksfield Township died Thursday night at her daughter's home. Born in Toledo she moved from Elyria to Clarksfield 54 years ago. She worked 28 years at C.E. Ward Co New London retiring in 1975 as a tassel maker. Survivors include daughter Marlene Webber son Thomas three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services will be private with Stein Hospice and Gerber-Morman Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Anne Burrows
Noga
Clarksfield Township
Elyria
Toledo
C.E. Ward Co
New London
Mae Caps and Gowns
Sterling F
Karolyn
Burrows
Clarksfield
Mary Noga
Frank
Joseph Noga
Stein Hospice
Sycamore Line
Sandusky
Gerber Morman Funeral Home
Cooper St
Wakeman
Letter Carriers to Collect Food May 12
Elyria brief says the National Association of Letter Carriers and the U S Postal Service will collect nonperishable food items May 12. Leave donations by your mailbox for pickup and delivery to local food banks.
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Elyria
National Association of Letter Carriers
U.S. Postal Service
Bond Backers Face Skepticism Over Cleveland School Levy
Cleveland voters head to the May 8 ballot on a $380 million school bond amid doubts from residents about past spending. After the 1987 levy funds failed to deliver promised renovations, critics urge detailed, school-by-school plans, while officials caution against wish lists.
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Cleveland
Dori Linn
Linn
Barbara Byrd-Bennett
Byrd-Bennett
India festival to aid earthquake victims at Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville students from the Humanitarian Aid Committee at Lake Ridge Academy host an India festival to raise funds for earthquake victims. The event features food, dancing, music, hand painting, and authentic imported jewel ry clothing purses and scarves for sale. Hours are 12 to 4 pm on Saturday with $4 at the door. Lake Ridge Academy at 37501 Center Ridge Road.
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North Ridgeville
Humanitarian Aid Committee
Lake Ridge Academy
India
Center Ridge Road
Cleveland workers injure at 18 times Ohio rate
A Plain Dealer analysis shows Cleveland municipal workers filing workers compensation claims at up to 18 times the Ohio average, costing nearly 10 million dollars in insurance premiums over three years. Trash collectors and dog catchers show the highest injury rates, with safety training and adjustments urged by officials and unions.
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Cleveland
Clevelland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Bureau of Workers Compensation
Brian Rothenberg
Michael R. White
Cincinnati
Jim Samuel
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
Dayton
Columbus
Samuel
Bobby Wells
Wells
Florida
Mike Polensek
Inmate job prep coach discusses honesty with records online
Stacey Richardson, pre release coordinator at the Northeast Pre Release Center, trains inmates to apply for work and write resumes. She notes Ohio prison and court records are now online and that employers hire some with prison histories depending on the crime.
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Stacey Richardson
Community Connections
Northeast
Richardson
Ohio
Evolution Debate on Lucy’s Link to Humans Draws Record
Bi professor from Case Western Reserve University returned to his hometown for a Cleveland Center for Information and Technology speech. He says physical anthropology faces a confusing but exciting era as fossil evidence from Africa and the Middle East challenges the old ape to human ascent. Lucy, the 3.2 million year old Ethiopian skeleton, may not prove a direct human ancestor, and the family tree appears bushier than once thought.
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Bimmer
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland Center For Information & Technology
Marfan syndrome awareness and family patterns noted
A group of about 25 adults and children, including 30 year old Angelique McBroom, carry Marfan syndrome. The article details how height, family history, and aortic risks define the condition and cites notable cases such as Flo Hyman and Jonathan Larson. It notes the impact on activity and the proactive care urged by doctors.
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Angelique McBroom
McBroom
Hyman
Jonathan Larson
Abraham Lincoln
Daniels
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