World War II veteran Anthony Kregosky Sr. dies at 76
Anthony J. Kregosky Sr. 76 of Lorain, a World War II Army veteran, electrician at U.S. Steel Lorain Works, longtime parishioner of St. Anthony of Padua, and member of United Steelworkers Local 1104, died after an extended illness. He is survived by wife Mary, three children, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and a sister. Visitation is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Gluna Funeral Chapel, with services at 10 a.m. Wednesday led by Rev Christian Moore. Burial at Calvary Cemetery, Lorain.
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Anthony J. Kregosky Sr
Lorain
Oliver
Mr. Kregosky
U.S. Army
U.S. Steel
Lorain Works
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church
United Steelworkers
Kregosky
Mary
Nee Ferentine
Anthony Dr
William
Elyria
Suzanne Vazzano
Athens
Ohio
Annette Diamond
Louisville
Helen Zuzin
Uniontown
Steve
Susan
Dorian) Kregosky
Ann
Gluyna Funeral Chapel
Broadway
Christian Moore
Order of Franciscan Missions Conventional
St. Anthony of Padua
Calvary Cemetery
Copland, Knispel, three died with obit details in Ohio
James Quinton Copland 92 of Eaton Township died Saturday after a long illness. He worked for Kroger stores and retired in 1971, survived by daughter Beverly Spencer, five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Services Tuesday and Wednesday in Grafton with burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Roy N. Ramage 64 of New Russia Township died Sunday at Aristocrat Skilled Nursing Center Berea after a brief illness. Mary Louise Knispel 87 of Amherst died Saturday at Golden Acres Home after two weeks illness. She loved outdoors, hunting, fishing and gardening, survived by daughter Georgene Uhler and son Norman Knispel, seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Memorials to Alzheimer's Association Cleveland Chapter. Funeral services and burial in Amherst.
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James Quinton Copland
Eaton Township
Alercare
North Ridgeville
Mr. Copland
Cleveland
North Carolina
Ohio
Western Reserve Academy
Kroger Grocery Stores
Grafton-Midview Kiwanis Club
Beverly Anne Spencer
Magnolia, Ark
Anne
Blackburn Funeral Home
Main St
Grafton
Bil Shomo
Sugar Ridge Baptist Church
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Roy N. Ramage
New Russia
Aristocrat Skilled
Berea
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
Lorain
Mary Louise Knispel
Pozone
Amherst
Golden Acres
Georgene Uhler
Armherst
Norman Knispel
Webster
Walter C. Knispel
Steven and
Louise Pozone
Stephen
James Pozone
Helen Pelzerow
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Funeral Home
St. Joseph Catholic Church
James Schmitz
St. Joseph Cemetery
Alzheimer’s Association
Fairhill Road
John T. Jezewski former Chronicle printer dies at 64
John T. Jezewski 64 of Elyria died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Canton after a short illness. He worked as a printer at The Chronicle-Telegram and at the former Cleveland Press. Survived by wife Katherine, children Ann Rinehart Dawn Metz Elaine Jezewski Bill Jezewski Tom Mow Brian Jezewski Bruce Jezewski, 11 grandchildren, mother Stella, brothers Lawrence Anthony Jr Thomas Joseph, and other relatives. Visitation 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home. Wake service 5:20 p.m. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday and 10:30 a.m. Mass at Holy Cross Church. Burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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Elyria
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Mr. Jezewski
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Press
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Katherine
Ann Rinehart
Dawn Metz
Elaine Jezewski
Wellington
Bill Jezewski
St. Mary's Cemetery
Richard G Smith educator and longtime Wayne County historian
Richard G Smith 84 of Apple Creek Ohio died Friday at Smith ville Western Care Center Wooster Known as Ty Cobb Smith for his love of baseball He led Apple Creek town team as eight year old official scorer valedictorian Apple Creek High School class of 1992 Phi Beta Kappa Wooster College 1936 three year baseball letterman 1962 Kent State master's in administration Taught coached and administrated in Southeast Laval Schools Led Wayne County Mental Health Association presidency during first operating levy He chaired Wooster Outdoor Center Camp 11 years Elder of Presbyterian Church His genealogical books include 75 Years of Wayne County Marriages 1813 1888 Early Land Records of Wayne County Birth Records of Wayne County 1867 1908 Featured in The History of Wayne County Jane McCafferty Award 1991 Citizen of the Year Johnny Appleseed Days Senior Citizens King and Queen Roy Bates Award Survived by wife Glendine seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren children and siblings The service set for 11 am Tuesday at Apple Creek United Methodist Church Memorials to the church Building Fund.
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Richard G. Smith
Apple Creek
Ohio
Smithville Western Care Center
Wooster
Mr. Smith
Mount Eaton
Ty Cobb Smith
Apple Creek Town
The
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Moore
Smith
Wayne County Genealogical Society
Wayne County
Ohio Genealogy Society
Jane McCafferty
Daily Record
Glendine
Johnny Appleseed
Roy Bates
Manty
Glendine Dunn Smith
Gerald Smith
Canton
Barbara Brown
Amherst
Vivienne Vaughn
Medina
Dorothy Denbrook
Don Smith
Orrville
Touching Memorial for Angel Taken Too Soon at 32
Dorothy Price and James L Price Jr and family honor a young life lost at age thirty two. They express blessing from her presence and enduring love as they remember her in a tender memorial note.
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Dorothy Price
James L. Price Jr
In Loving Memory of Rodger Russell Henson
In loving memory of Rodger Russell Henson. A heartfelt tribute notes weariness, rest with the Lord, and reunion in God’s arms. Family expresses sadness yet finds comfort in faith and mother Mary’s embrace as time and will guide their loss.
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Rodger Russell Henson
Mother Mary
Mama
Mendez Obituary: Lorain Resident Amanda Mendez Dies
Amanda Mendez 86 of Lorain died Sunday after a sudden illness. Born in Utuado Puerto Rico she moved to Lorain in 1966 and was a homemaker. She was active in Sacred Heart Chapel Cursillo Movement and Legion of Mary. Survived by husband Jose G. Mendez 64 years. children Heriberto Jose J. daughters Eiba Aida Nora Doris. 21 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren. siblings and other relatives. Visitation Tuesday Devin Funeral Home. Funeral Wednesday at Sacred Heart Chapel Lorain with burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Amanda Mendez
de Jesus
Lorain
Community Health Partners
Utuado
Puerto Rico
Vega Baja
Jose J. Mendez Jr
Eiba Quintana
Aida Ortiz
Nora Medina
Doris Marcero
Jose
Miguel de Jesus
Nora Boswell
Marie Blackburn
New Orleans
Matilda de Jesus
Bayamo
Calvary Cemetery
Helen B Big 82 dies in Lorain after long South Amherst life
Helen B Big nee Sedensky 82 of South Amherst Ohio died Saturday at Lorain Community Health Partners. Born in Gary West Virginia she lived in Lynch Kentucky until youth and moved to South Amherst in 1937. She worked 40 years as a clerk at the General Store and was a St John United Church of Christ member. She enjoyed bowling bingo and Las Vegas trips where she and her husband John renewed their vows on their 50th anniversary at the Imperial Palace. Survived by son John Ji Big granddaughter siblings and many relatives. Services 10 am Wednesday at the funeral home Rev Paul Eaton officiating Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township.
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Helen B. Big
Sedensky
South Amherst
Lorain
Las Vegas
Raymond A Anderson Sr dies after brief illness in Elyria
Raymond A Anderson Sr 59 of Elyria died Saturday at home after a brief illness. He was born in Conneaut and lived in Elyria most of his life. He worked 13 years as a truck driver for Royal Industrial Equipment and served 12 years as a sergeant with the Spencer Ohio Police Department. He attended Pilgrim United Church of Christ and enjoyed riding motorcycles. He is survived by his wife Judith daughter son mother and brother. Visitation is Monday 6 to 8 pm at Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home with services at 7:30 pm conducted by Rev Ed Lincoln.
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Raymond A. Anderson Sr
Elyria
Mr. Anderson
Conneaut
Ohio
Royal Supply Industrial Equipment
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
Anderson
Spencer, Ohio
Dowdell Inc
Lorain County
Judith
Nee Brown
Raymond A. Anderson Jr
Lillian E. Reising
James L. Anderson
John Anderson
Bauer-Laubenthal
Chestnut Ridge Road
Ed Lincoln
Elsie T. Lapp 86 Elyria resident dies after long illness
Elsie T. Lapp, 86, of Elyria died today at EMH Regional Medical Center after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the David Bogner Family Funeral Home on Center Ridge Road in North Ridgeville.
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Elsie T. Lapp
Elyria
Emh Regional Medical Center
David Bogner
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Obituary Classified Policy Details From The Chronicle
The Chronicle Telegraph outlines obituary and death notice rules including free obituaries, paid notices at 25 dollars, 50 word limit, and 7 pm weekday morning edition or 9 am weekday afternoon deadline. Weekend submissions due by 9 pm. Notices require funeral home or family request and contact numbers.
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Funeral Home
Chronicle Classified Department
Term limits spark hope women gain state seats in Ohio
About 100 female Democratic officials gathered at Mohican State Park to discuss 1992 term limits and how they may open seats previously held by men. Rutgers research shows women rarely netted freed seats. experts urged more female models and candidates to run, noting push for leadership roles.
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Perrysville
Democratic Party
Ohio
Barbara Boyd
Cleveland Heights
Center For the American Woman and Politics
New Jersey
Rutgers University
Mohican State Park Resort & Conference Center
Cleveland
Delinda Lake
Clinton
Kasich defends position opposing gun control laws
U S Rep John Kasich speaking in Iowa says the Colorado school massacre should prompt discussion not new laws. He urges learning from tragedy and warns against knee jerk federal gun control, noting his past vote for assault weapon ban and concern over federal home searches.
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Kasich
al Gore
Congress
White House
Dordt College
Ohio Lawmaker Shapes Hepatitis B Vaccine Debate
Lawmakers weigh a mandatory hepatitis B shot for Ohio children with proposed amendments. Health officials cite high effectiveness and low serious allergy risk while critics fear efficacy longevity and opt out impacts. A year-old amendment tied to a hazardous waste bill sparked controversy and widespread mail to lawmakers.
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van Vyven
van Wyven
van Vyven’s
Y2K Travel and Prep Plans From Polls
Poll results show 40 percent likely to avoid flying around January 1 while 59 percent will not and 1 percent are unsure. Forty percent will stockpile food and water with 61 percent not. Cash hoarding appeal at 37 percent, 61 percent not, 2 percent unsure. Only 20 percent may buy a generator or wood stove, 79 percent not, 1 percent unsure.
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Columbus Dispatch
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Cincinnati
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