Longtime Elyria nursing home operator dies at 76
Janie M. Cook formerly ran Lee's Nursing Home in Elyria for many years. She lived in Elyria 43 years, moved to Cleveland two years ago, and died after a short illness at Grace Hospital in Cleveland. Survivors include daughters Renee Taylor and Regina Vactor, nine grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, and brothers Walter Clark and Joe Martin Sr. Services were held in Ohio with burial at Resthaven Memorial Garden.
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Janie M. Cook
Elyria
Grace Hospital
Cleveland
Garden Corner
S.C
Lee’s
Carter Nursing Home
Oberlin
Woodford Avenue
Renee Taylor
Nee Mahoney
Regina Vactor
Pittsburgh
Walter David Clark
Buford
Joe Martin Sr
Atlanta
Walter Clark
Jodi Gleisner 1996 Black River graduate dies at 20
Jodi Lynn Gleisner of Tacoma Washington formerly of Homerville died Friday at home under investigation by the Pierce County Coroner's Office. A 1996 Black River High School graduate she played in FFA marching and concert bands girls basketball and was an athletic trainer. Survivors include her parents Charles and Sandy Gleisner of Homerville and several grandparents. Services Thursday at St Stephens Church West Salem with burial at Maple Hill Cemetery. Memorials to the Jodi Gleisner Memorial Scholarship or epilepsy foundation.
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Richard C. Taranto
Elyria
Emh Regional Medical Center
Summerville
Mass
Taranto
Disabled American Veterans
The
American Legion
VFW Post 1079
Donna
April Taranto
Ashley Taranto
Krista Taranto
Steven
Gerald
Emanuel
Ruth Taranto
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer
Fifth St
Lorain
Evelyn Bonnell
First United Methodist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst
William Ray Woods
Vertie Caudill
Robert L. Woods
James Mosley II
Stephanie Mosley
Valerie Mosley
James Caudill
Kathy Caudill
Willard
Clarence Woods
Orlando
Fla
Doussa Woods
Martha Taylor
Devin
Lome
Elyria Ave
Brian del Turco
Regent Christian Church
Oberlin
Amherst Township
First Federal Savings and Loan Bank
Homewood
42Nd St. Lorain
Jodi Lynn Gleisner
Tacoma
Wash
Homerville
Pierce County Coroner’s Office
Fairview Park
Philadelphia
N.Y
Black River High School
Farmer’s of America
Charles ‘‘Chuck
Sandy
Nee Wasmer) Gleisner
Virginia Gleisner
Richard Wasmer
Vera Dean Buckles
Howard Gieisner
Parker and Son Funeral Home
Medina St
Lodi
St. Stephens Church
Britton St
West Salem
Carl Uhler
Joe Konen
Maple Hill
Black River Endowment Fund
Jodi Gleisner
P.O. Box
Spencer
Ohio
Epilepsy Foundation of
Northeast Ohio
Ridge Road
Suite
Death Notice Mary L Clark 53 Elyria Ohio area
Mary L Clark 53 died survived by daughters Melissa Stampits Kimberley Shar Clark sons John Stampits Michael Clark two sisters and one brother Calling hours Tuesday 5 to 8 pm at Baver Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria services 11 am Wednesday at the same funeral home Burial Greenwood Cemetery Wellington
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Clark Mary L
Elyna
Melissa Stampits
Kimberley
Shar
Clark
John Stampits
Michael Clark
Baver-Laubenthal
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elyria
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington
Jacqueline H Bolin Memorial Service Today
Jacqueline H. Bolin nee McArdle died at 66 after a sudden illness. She lived previously in Elwood City, Pennsylvania. A memorial service is set for 7 p.m. at Busch Burmeister Family Chapel Avon Lake with Rev Stephen Shields officiating. Private burial in Sunset Memorial Park North Olmsted. Memorials to Catholic Charities Elyria.
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Jacqueline H. Bolin
McArdle
Sheffield Lake
St. John West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Elwood City
Busch-Burmeister
Avon-Belden Road
Avon Lake
Stephen Shields
St. Thomas the Apostle
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Busch Crematory
Catholic Charities
Ridge Road
Elyria
Eleanor M McDowell 90 longtime resident of Henrietta Birmingham passes away
Eleanor M McDowell nee Knoble 90 of Henrietta and Birmingham died after a long illness at Welcome Nursing Home Oberlin She was born in Cleveland and lived in the area since 1915 a 1931 Bowling Green State University education degree holder She taught first grade briefly at local schools and did private tutoring Active in Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary parish Parent Teacher Association and Booster Club She enjoyed bridge teaching cross stitching and nature Survived by husband Clifton F 12 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren a sister Phyllis Brandau and other relatives Funeral services were set at Hempel Funeral Home Am herst then Mass at Nativity Church South Amherst Burial in Birmingham Cemetery.
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Thelma Margaret Schmitz
Davis
Oberlin
Welcome Nursing Home
River Rouge
Mich
Oberlin High School
Charles
Myrtle
Nee Dubay) Davis
Herman
William Davis
Cowling Funeral Home
Main St
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W. Lorain St
William B. Padavick
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Elyria
Eleanor Marie McDowell
Knoble
Henrietta
Birmingham
Welcome
Cleveland
Henrietta High School
Clifton F
Phyllis Brandau
Otto C
Catherine M
Nee Koob) Knobbe
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Lake St
South
Edward Kordas
Birmingham Cemetery
Deaths Elsewhere: Willie Morris, Mississippis Noted Writer
Willie Morris, 64, famed Mississippi writer of Delta childhood tales and Southern life, died Monday night at St. Dominic Hospital after a heart attack. He grew up in Yazoo City and authored North Toward Home, Terrains of the Heart and Other Essays on Home, and The Ghosts of Medgar Evers. Morris served as Harper's Magazine editor in chief from 1967 to 1971 and left the post in 1971. He is survived by his son David, second wife JoAnne Prichard, and other family.
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Jackson, Miss
Willie Morris
Mississippi
Delta
Morris
St. Dominic Hospital
Yazoo City
Byron de la Beckwith
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s
Harper's
New York
David
New Orleans
JoAnne Prichard
Precinct changes prompt notification in Cleveland area
The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections will mail voter notification post cards in the second week of August to voters in cities with updated precinct boundaries. Cards show each voter's ward and precinct and voting location address. Voters may call 216 443 3200 weekdays for questions between 8 30 a m and 4 30 p m.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Board of Elections
Bell rings in peace on Cincinnati riverfront
About 2,000 people cheered as the 33 ton World Peace Bell was unveiled and rung in Cincinnati. Wayne Carlisle financed the bell, described as the largest free swinging bell in the world, which traveled from New Orleans via the Belle of Cincinnati to Covington before its first public ring. The event featured music flags and 100 boats on the river, with the bell soon to be housed in a Peace Gallery and later displayed in a tall Newport structure.
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Cincinnati
Northern
Kentucky
Wayne Carlisle
New Orleans
Belle of
Covington
Peace Gallery
Newport
Peage
Yeatman's Cove
Mississippi
Ohio
Westlake teen threatened to kill sister and two friends
Westlake police closed Clague Road for about 21 hours after a 16-year-old boy threatened to kill his sister and two friends. He was charged with felonious assault and jailed. He fled the house before officers arrived and was later arrested on West 152nd Street in Cleveland. The route closure was from Detroit Road to Hilliard Boulevard.
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Westlake
Clague Road
Westlake City
Guy Turner
Westshore Enforcement Bureau
Bay Village
Fairview Park
Lakewood
Rocky River
North Olmsted
Task Force
West 152Nd Street
Cleveland
Turner
Detroit Road
Hilliard Boulevard
City Hall debate delays building funds and repairs
City Council debated spending on City Hall repairs delaying the project. Rothgery opposed funding before a renovation or demolition decision, while McFrederick warned repairs could affect the工程 schedule. Estimates and a building inspector's figures suggested work could finish in time for the Apple Fest. Council also approved a $1.4 million IT street resurfacing plan and supported a newspaper ad protesting a Ku Klux Klan rally in Cleveland.
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Rothgery
McFrederick
City Hall
Gerald Klein
Coey
Business Council
Cleveland
City weighs tax ballot or recreation complex funding
The council debates moving tax revenue from the ballot to finance a planned recreation complex with a gym and sports fields near Hamilton Road. Some members oppose funding the pool project, with Councilman Phil Verda vowing to vote against use of funds if the pool is not included.
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Herman Larkins
Rothgery
Hamilton
Phil Verda
Female advocate leads rape crisis center to broader support
The staff handles up to 100 victims monthly and about 600 hotline calls. She started a male victims group after anonymous calls began. Six years in, 15 percent of clients are male. She began volunteering at the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center after meeting its director. She led the Ohio Coalition for Sexual Assault from 1992 to 1996 and serves on the Ohio Crisis Response Team.
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Ders
Young
Rape Crisis Center
Cleveland
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Cleveland Center
Ohio Coalition For Sexual Assault
Ohio
Metro Parks Considers Pool Location Decision
DiSpirito said Metro Parks should decide in the next few months where to place the new pool. The statement outlines an upcoming planning period and the need to select a site for recreational facilities.
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Metro Parks
DiSpirito
Grafton man indicted on rape charges
Elyria reports 33 year old Nicholas Vonya of Indian Hollow Road was indicted on one count each of rape and attempted rape and two counts of kidnapping for allegedly raping a girl in February and attempting to rape her in January and kidnapping a second girl in January. He was held on a $50,000 bond.
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Elyria
Grafton
Nicholas Vonya
Indian Hollow Road
Vonya
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