Obituary notes many Elyria area residents
Multiple notices report deaths in Lorain County including Sharon Moore Elyria born Detroit Michigan resided Elyria for 40 years and survived by husband Alex E and children David Jimmy Tracey. Additional obituaries include Marie Gillespie Frances Michael Charles Cooper Edward Benedict Bernard Marquis and Robert Duncan with funeral details and memorials.
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Sharon Lynn Moore
Whalen
Elyria
New Life Hospice
Lorain
Detroit
Mich
Whitehaven High School
Memphis
Curtis Whalen
Charlotte
N.C
Eddie Whalen
Horn Lake
Miss
Johnny Whalen
Huntsville
Ala
Woodrow Whalen
Garland- Misencik
Park Ave
Amherst
Amherst Church of Christ
Washington Ave
J.D. McIntosh
Resthaven Memory Garden
Avon
Sharon Moore
Cleveland Clinic
R.O. Box
Cleveland
Marie R. Gillespie
James
Linda McGuire
Betty Reising
William R. Gillespie
Laudenthal- DeCarlo
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Weigand
Brookdale Cemetery
St. Mary’s Church
Middle Ave
Charles
Pete’ Cooper
Pete” Cooper
Sheffield Township
Morgantown
W.va
Cooper
U.S. Army
Oberlin College
Toledo Road
Mary
Nee Adkins
Brenda Cooper
Lilly Cooper-Adkins
Jack Adkins
Evaline Middleton
Shimo-Hromada
Broadway
Bob Eddy
Toledo Road Church
Bernard G. Marquis
Grace Hospital
Parma
Gould Electronics, Inc
Marquis
Christ Deaf Lutheran Church
National Fraternity of the Deaf
Cleveland Association For the Deaf
Northeast Senior Citizens For the Deaf
Lorain County
Marjorie Frederick
Parma Heights
Rosemary Howells
Shirley J
George
Loretta
Nee Spies) Marquis
Dicken Funeral Home
Gary L. Lawson
North Ridge Road East
Robert T. Duncan
South Amherst
Carter, Ky
U.S. Navy
U.S. Steel Corp
Duncan
National Rifle Association
N.R.A
United Steel Workers of America
Patricia J
Quentin
Madge Clifton
Garland-Misencik
James Greenawalt
Police officer killed in Columbus hit-skip crash
Lt. Christopher Claypool a 13 year veteran was struck while investigating a car crash on Columbus east side around midnight near Eastland Mall. He died at Grant Hospital. Investigators described the suspect car as a damaged black Nissan or Ford Taurus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christopher Claypool
Eastland Mall
Claypool
Grant Hospital
Annipe
Earl Smith
Smith
Indian bones returned for burial at Muskingum College
At a state park in southern Ohio, more than 30 people including Sioux from South Dakota gathered to rebury Indian bones and 1,000 artifacts from a mound excavated in 1970 by Muskingum College students led by geology student Andrew Frese. The ceremony honored Native beliefs in the circle of life as boxes of remains were placed in a grave and covered with shawls and blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Concord
Muskingum College
Andrew Frese
South Dakota
Ohio
Earth
Guy Jones
The
Miami Valley Council For Native Americans
Frese
Muskingum
Zanesville
Department of Education
Rebury
Elien Baird
Baird
Anne Steele
Firelands inducts National Honor Society students
Twenty five students were inducted into the Firelands Chapter of the National Honor Society during a candlelight ceremony at Fireland High School. The list includes Jill Boden, Byron Crockett, Kathryn Davies, Gail Dillon, Jessica Gendics, Amber Gresh, Hildebrandt, Jordan Hofecker, Andrew Holowiecki, Jayme Huntley, Courtney Ivan, Cassie Kendeigh, Scott Keressi, Erica Kovach, Lamont, Melissa Larsen, Andrea Lutz, Lisa Milner, Melissa Montagnese, Kathryn Sprague, Stanley, Megan Stoneking, Amanda Stumphauzer, Theresa Stumphauzer, and Catharine Szefcyk. Portfolio winner Mark Reigelman earns Silver Award in Scholastic Arts. Scholarships offered by Cambridge Home Health Care plus applications and deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands
National Honor Society
Fireland High School
Jill Boden
Robert
Ruth Boden
Vermilion
Byron Crockett
Megan Crockett
Henrietta Two
Kathryn L. Davies
Pamela
Steven Davies
Wakeman
Gail Dillon
Roger
Michelle Dillon
South Amherst
Jessica N. Gendics
Stephan Gendics
Ruthann Bechtel
Amber Gresh
Debbie
John Gresh
Kristina Hildebrandt
David
Julie Hildebrandt
Brownhelm Two
Jordan Hofecker
Diane Johnson
Henrietta
Andrew Holowiecki
Stan
Kathy Holowiecki
Jayme Huntley
Brad
Margy Huntley
Courtney Ivan
Alan and
Delores Ivan
Cassie Kendeigh
Bob and
Linda Kendeigh
Oberlin
Scott Keressi
John
Lucia Keressi
Erica Kovach
Lynn
Frank Kovach
Elizabeth A. Lamont
Richard
Joyce Lamont
Melissa Larsen
Don
Nell Larsen
Andrea Lutz
Diane Lutz
Brownhelm
Lisa Milner
Annie
Barb Milner
Birmingham
Melissa J. Montagnese
Ron
Bonnie Montagnese
Kathryn N. Sprague
Hospital drug timing cuts and misreads spark safety push
A study cites 5.7 percent prescription errors in two Boston pediatric hospitals with 0.24 percent harming children. Hospital processes shorten drug delivery by up to three hours while handheld devices replace prescription pads in outpatient care. State Board of Pharmacy director warns many misadventures go unreported and a Toledo case showed a fatal overdose from a misread order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
William Winsley
State Board of Pharmacy
Winsley
Toledo Hospital
Journal of the American Medical Association
Boston
University fights off repeat campus disturbances
University officials and police described a sixth campus area disturbance since last April. Mayor and neighborhood residents voiced anger as student misbehavior drew on Saturday night into Sunday morning. Ohio State sponsored alcohol free barbecues and offered rewards for identifications while warning of off campus conduct penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kirwan
Bill Hall
Smith
the Lantern
Ohio State
Hall
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Frances G. Michael
Nee Barnes
Elyria United Methodist Village
Bauer
Edward P. Benedict
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Gluvna-Shimo- Hromada
Hattie J. Suumate
Mama Shu
Chronicle
Chloe
Keri Fields
Waverly
Pike County
Piketon
Julianne Stumphauzer
Theresa M. Stumphauzer
Stephen
Catharine Szefcyk
Rebecca
Walter Strefcyk
Mark Reigelman
Brookside High School
Mark
Washington D.C
Cleveland Institute of Art
Cambridge Home Health Care
Ashland
Coshocton
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Guernsey
Oer Heloes
Mahoning
Medina
Portage
Richland
Stark
Summit
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Wayne Counties
Cambridge
Embassy Parkway
Akron
Paulanne Oakes
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