Death notices for Harriet Westcott Dean and Ferdinand Began
Harriet Celinda Westcott Dean 86 of Aiken South Carolina and formerly Elyria died at home after a long illness Survived by son Thomas N Dean daughter Marilyn E Dobbine four grandchildren and four great grandchildren There were no services Memorials suggested to Hitchcock Hospice George Funeral Homes handling arrangements Ferdinand D Began 85 of Elyria died at EMH Regional Medical Center after a short illness Born in Everett Minnesota he lived in Elyria most of his life He worked as a millwright for Bendix Westinghouse retired 1978 Survived by daughter Denise Began sons Richard and Robert sisters Mildred Eikenberry Isabelle Stevenson brother Michael Funeral held with remains donated to Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
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Harriet Celinda Westcott Dean
Aiken
S.C
Elyria
Ocean Springs
Miss
Thomas N. Dean
Marilyn E. Dobbine
Spokane
Wash
Robert Carl Dean
Clayton Royal
Maude Mae
Ferdinand D. Began
Emh Regional Medical Center
Everett
Minn
Bendix Westinghouse
Denise Began
Richard
Robert
Vermilion
Mildred Eikenberry
Isabelle Stevenson
Chardon
Michael
Brecksville
John
Mark
Mr. Began
Case Western University School of Medicine
Samuel Gumbish
North Ridgeville
North Ridge Health Center
Cleveland
Parma
Coast Guard Merchant Marines
Mr. Gumbish
RTA
Amalgamated Transit Union
Berea
Caroline V
Zak
Daniel
Whitehall
Ohio
Ronald
Merilyn Bright
Linda Gumbish
Warrensville Heights
Sandra Gumbish
Lisa Letterle
Ruth Ludwig
Susan Gumbish
Mary
Nee Vereb) Gumbos
North Ridge Health Center Activities Department
Westminster Ave
David Bogner
Center Ridge Road
Death Notice for Robert Allan Hassel Sr 89 North Ridgeville
Robert Allan Hassel Sr 89 of North Ridgeville died. Survived by wife Marilyn nee Biehl daughters Patricia Oprzadek and Kathleen Peak and son Robert Jr. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 pm Friday at Busch Burmeister Family Chapel 20 Detroit Road Avon. Prayer service 9:15 am Saturday. Mass 10 am Saturday Holy Trinity Catholic Church 33601 Detroit Road Avon. Private burial Resthaven Memory Garden Avon.
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Hassel Robert Allan Sr
North Ridgeville
Marilyn
Avon Lake resident Bob I Beil dies at 70
Bob I Beil, 70, of Avon Lake died Thursday at North Ridge Health Center in North Ridgeville after a long illness. Private funeral services will be held today at Resthaven Memory Garden in Avon. Walter A Frey Funeral Home of Lorain is handling arrangements.
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Bob I. Beil
Avon Lake
Northridge Health Center
North Ridgeville
Resthaven Memory Garden
Avon
Walter A. Frey
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Gib Ward 88 a New London resident dies after long illness
Wilbur Gib Ward 88 of New London died at home after a lengthy illness. Born in Rochester Ohio he lived there 48 years before moving to New London in 1989. He retired from Invacare in 1982 after stints at Aldrich Lumber. Survived by wife Beulah Joanne Bauer daughter three granddaughters four great grandchildren sister Gladys Welch and many nieces and nephews. Graveside services 11 am Monday at Rochester Cemetery officiated by Pastor Alice Elmquist. Eastman Funeral Home New London handling arrangements.
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Wilbur
James Ward
New London
Rochester
Ohio
Ward
Aldrich Lumber Co
Wellington
Invacare
Elyria
Beulah
Rickel
Joanne Bauer
Gladys Welch
Lancaster
Gariss
Laura
Nee Butson
Eva Mae Wilkinson
Louise Heidrick
Graydon
Russell
George
Lawrence
Donald
Lester
Rochester Cemetery
Alice Elmquist
Rochester United Methodist Church
South State St
Rochester Fire Department
Paul Harwood
West North St
Eastman Funeral Home
West Main St
Infant Davis Dies in Lorain Funeral Service Held
Louise Denise Marceline Davis infant daughter of Naliti Jackson and Miles Davis of Lorain and Riverdale Calif. dies at Community Health Partners Lorain. Survived by brother JaViaan Davis grandparents Edmond and Melissa Keaton Belleville Mich William and Norma Kimmey Riverdale Ga great grandmother Louise Whitaker Lorain grandmother Carolyn Keaton. a.m. today at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Brown-Robinson Funeral Home Lorain. Oscar Torres 42 of Lorain dies after lengthy illness at New Life Hospice Center Lorain. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday Richard J. Reidy Funeral Home Lorain. Further arrangements announced.
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Louise Denise Marceline Davis
Natali Jackson
Lorain
Miles Davis
Riverdale
Calif
Community Health Partners
JaViaan Davis
Edmond and
Melissa Keaton
Belleville
Mich
William and
Norma Kimmey
Louise Whitaker
Carolyn Keaton
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Brown-Robinson Funeral Home
Broadway
Oscar Torres
New Life Hospice Center
Richard J. Reidy
Lois M Garber 94 Elyria pianist teacher dies after illness
Lois M Garber 94 of Elyria Ohio died Saturday at New Life Hospice Center after a months long illness. Born in East Union Township she moved to Elyria in 1971 from Park Ridge Hawaii. A Manchester College alumna she taught piano in public schools and private lessons and participated in First Congregational United Church of Christ Campanella Ringers and Elyria Musical Arts Society. She was survived by Robert M Westlake two grandchildren three great grandsons a sister Roberta Aylesworth and husband Glenn M who died in 1983. A memorial service is 2 pm Saturday at First Congregational United Church of Christ with Rev Dennis F Fredriksen officiating. The Dicken Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Lois M. Garber
Elyria
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Lorain
East Union Township
Ohio
Park Ridge
Manchester College
Manchester
Ind
Garber
First Congregational United Church of Christ In
Campanella
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Second St
Dennis F. Fredriksen
Chester family obituary note from Ohio loss and services
Ronald Chico D Chester 51 of Old Washington Ohio died Tuesday at Grant Medical Center Columbus. He served with Marines in Vietnam worked for Shield Alley Cambridge life member of VFW Post 2901 and United Steel Workers 483602 survived by wife Donna sons Bradley and Jeremy mother Norma sister Pam and several relatives. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Bundy Law Funeral Home Cambridge with funeral 11 a.m. Saturday officiated by Rev Beth Stillwagon burial Old Washington Cemetery. graveside services to be conducted by Guernsey County Veterans Council.
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Ronald
Chico
D. Chester
Chico” D. Chester
Old Washington
Ohio
Wellington
Grant Medical Center
Columbus
Cambridge
Vietnam
Chester
Shield Alley
VFW Post
United Steel Workers
Donna G
N. 1Th St
Beth Stillwagon
Old Washington Cemetery
Guernsey County Veterans Council
Elyria Tests Four Week Left Turn Ban at Busy Intersection
Elyria launches a four week trial removing the northbound left turn lane from Middle Avenue to Broad Street to ease congestion and accidents. Police will issue warnings during the period while engineers assess results. Wimsatt notes eight crashes from left turns in nine years, with four between 1 and 4 pm. Drivers are advised to use Second Street’s left turn arrow instead.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Don Wimsatt
Bill Grace
Grace
Dri
Wimsatt
Second Street
Volunteers to receive funds for bomb training in New Mexico
Erie County commissioners agree to fund 3000 for two HazMat volunteers to attend a weeklong bomb training program in New Mexico. Don Darmos notes global participation and lifesaving lessons, while the squad faces equipment wear and a high mileage bomb trailer and requests for X-ray film and explosives for training.
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Elyria
New Mexico
Chicago
New York
Ireland
Israel
Don Darmos
Cedar Point Chaussee
Erie County
Darmos
Elyria council candidates spent under $1000 in race
Elyria candidates did not reach 1000 dollars in fundraising or spending before April 15. Campaign finance reports were due at the Lorain County Board of Elections for the May 8 primary. Six Democrats and five Republicans competed for at large seats with top four advancing to November. Democratic contenders included Larkins Lotko Tanner LaRosa Robinson Trace. Republicans included Baird Bakalar Molnar Pallardy Wells. Two Democrats Benko Perry challenged Shores, the long serving 5th Ward chair. No uncontested filings were noted.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Marilyn Jacobcik
Elections Board
Herman Larkins
Michael Lotko
Larry Tanner
Kelly LaRosa
William Robinson
Grant Trace
Jack Baird
Mark Bakalar
Michael Molnar
Thomas Pallardy
Brad Wells
Phillip Benko
Carl Eugene Perry
5Th Ward
Thomas O. Shores
Campaign finance returns show varied candidate balances and spending
Campaign finance reports reveal Democrat Martin Conry with 1050 in contributions and 419.97 left after spending about 5630. Geneva Chadwick 3374 in contributions and 567 remaining after spending 4256. Frank Janik 2290 in, 2276 left after 2514 spent. Michael Brosky 3431 in, 436 left after 1000 spent. Barry Eckstein spent 4092 own money and ended with zero balance. John Keressi 290 in and that amount left after 4098 loaned. Susan Ward report unavailable but she claimed about 12000 spent and 11500 personal funds, with around 360 remaining and 150 contributions.
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Martin Conry
Geneva Chadwick
Frank Janik
Michael Brosky
Barry Eckstein
John Keressi
Susan Ward
Ward
Lorain and Elyria Office Lease Increases Planned
The Lorain office lease remains at 4450 per month through September, then rises to 4500 from September 2002, with a 50 increase every six months after May 31 while the office remains. Elyria lease with Spitzer Hardware stays 3990 monthly until May 31 2002, then 4040 and increases by 50 per month every six months thereafter.
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Lorain
Elyria
Spitzer Hardware and Supply Company
Campaign Finances Report Shows Local Officials Spending
Rob Berner, School Board President, spent 641 with 2,477 on hand and raised 2,024 plus 1,094 of his own money. Holly Kowalski, Third Ward Councilwoman, spent 1,816 with 223 remaining, financing mostly herself aside from a 50 donation from a relative. Fetgattery Olson and Tomanek target spending under 500.
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Rob Berner
Jeff
Berner
Holly Kowalski
Kowalski
Finois
Fetgattery Olson
Tomanek
Ohio budget funds education amid court fix for school inequities
The two year plan adds education spending to address a court ruling that Ohio's funding creates district disparities. Higher education cuts total 150 million over two years, with a retain/grad criteria easing tuition caps in year two. The plan raises 137 million via tax changes and delays tax breaks. Video gambling terminals in race tracks were scrapped.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Taft
Ohio State University
Ohio
House
Gor
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