Adele Martin 62 Elyria realtor dies after illness
Adele Martin a Lehman Johnson real estate agent in Elyria died Sunday after a two year illness. Born in Lorain she lived in Lorain Elyria area all her life. Survivors include daughters Cheryl Naylor and Kim Romot seven grandchildren and sisters Alice Jones and Dorothy Straub. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Services Wednesday at 11 a.m. at St Paul United Church of Christ Elyria. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Adele Martin
Elyria
Bor
Lorain
Lehman Johnson Real Estate Co
St. Paul United Church of Christ In
Ladies Guild
Forain County Board of Realtors
Cheryl Naylor
Kim Romot
Orlando
Fla
Alice Jones
Bonita Springs
Dorothy Straub
Naples
Andrew
Julia Szabo
Laudenthal- DeCarlo
Washington Ave
Kevan Franklin
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Ruth E. Diugos
Nancy Forbush
Wellington
Rita Toole
St. Clairsville
Dale
Tom
Vermilion
Betty Kimball
Nee Wiley
Fort Myers
Florida
Karen Kimball
Jeff
Betty Wiley
Shirley Colbath
Texas
William Wiley
James Kimball
Wendy
Clarence Wiley
Vermilion area obituaries and service notices
Obituaries and funeral notices for Ruth E. Diugos of St. Clairsville, formerly Vermilion, Theresa Reeves, Patricia A. Reeves, and others list deaths in Elyria, Wellington and Avon Lake. Services and memorials are announced by Curtis-Scheuffler Busch, Cowling Truman, Harvey Engelhardt, Riddle Funeral Homes, with survivors including family members and addresses in Vermilion, Elyria, St. Clairsville and Fort Myers.
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Thomas
McMahon
Wellington
Cowling-Truman
Death Notice for Anne M Burke 88 Elyria
Anne M Burke 88 Elyria died. Survived by nephews Jack Liam Tom Robert Burke and niece Marie Rodgers. Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 pm today at Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home. Rosary at 2 30 p m. Wake service 8 pm. Services 9 am Tuesday at the funeral home and 9 30 am Mass at St Mary Catholic Church Elyria. Burial in St Mary Cemetery Wakeman.
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Burke Anne M
Elyria
Jack
Liam
Tom
Robert Burke
Marie Rodgers
Laubenthal-DeCarlo
Washington Ave
St. Mary ‘Catholic
Alar and Rosary Society
St Mary Catholic Church
St Mary Cemetery
Wakeman
Testamentary notices for Lucido and Neely families in Avon Lake and Amherst
Peter J Lucido 78 of Avon Lake survived by wife Anela son Jerome daughters Jinda Jaine two sisters two brothers. Friends 2-4 and 7-9 pm today at Burmeister Busch Avon Lake. Mass Tuesday Holy Spirit Avon Lake. Walter Neely 68 formerly of South Amherst survived by wife Lillie daughters Carol Margie Mary Helen three brothers one sister. Friends 2-4 and 7-9 pm today at Hempel Funeral Amherst. Services 1 pm Tuesday Free Pentecostal Church Russia Road South Amherst burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
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Lucido Peter J
Avon Lake
Anela
Jerome
Jinda Lucido
Jaine Mengle
Burmeister-Busch Family
Avon Belden Rd
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Lear Rd
Neely Walter
South Amherst
Lillie
Carol
Margle Brock
Mary Helen Hembree
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Free Pentecostal Church
Russia Road
Evergreen Cemetery
Barbara Ann Walmsley death notice Avon Ohio
Barbara Ann Walmsley 85 Avon survived by mother Eleanor J and one sister. Friends may call 12:40 p.m. to service 1:30 p.m. at Burmeister-Busch Family Chapel 32000 Detroit Rd Avon burial Crown Hill Cemetery Twinsburg Ohio
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Walmsley
Barbara Ann
Avon
Eleanor J
Burmeister-Busch Family
Detroit Rd
Crown Hill Cemetery
Twinsburg
Deaths Elsewhere and Notable Obituaries In Brief
Deaths detail Roy Budd a 46 year old jazz pianist and film composer who died of a brain hemorrhage. Rev Homer A Jack former UN disarmament head died at 77 of pancreatic cancer. James W Owles early gay rights activist died of AIDS related toxoplasmosis at 46. Also a correction notes Robert Myers taught at Perkins School of Piano Tuning and Technology.
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London
Roy Budd
Budd
Oscar Peterson
Tony Bennett
Ray Brown
Herb Ellis
Mel Torme
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Michael Caine
Get Carter
Swarthmore
Homer A. Jack
United Nations Disarmament Agency
U.N
Committee On
NEW York
James W. Owles
New York City
Owles
Air Force
Gay Activists Alliance
Perkins School of Piano Tuning and Technology
Robert Myers
Columbia Station
George Wing
Cleveland
Cleveland considers pepper spray for police armament
Cleveland plans to equip officers with pepper spray canisters to subdue uncooperative suspects at an estimated annual cost of 40000 dollars. City officials weigh safety and asthma risks while council members, including Michael D. Polensek, push for the measure amid widespread use in more than two thousand departments.
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Cleveland
City Council
Michael R. White
Polensek
John Granfield
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Arlington
Gays fear Inmon campaign fans flames of hatred
Columbus AP report on gay rights groups opposing independent gubernatorial candidate Billy Inmon. Stonewall Union fears his platform against homosexual rights will provoke violence, while Inmon defends personal liberty and opposes laws endorsing homosexuality.
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Columbus
Stonewall Union
Billy Inmon
Ed Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Inmon
Politi
Cal Action Committee
National Organization For Women
Stonewall
America
Ford van output slows after parts shortage
Ford plants in Lorain Ohio and Avon Lake sent first shift workers home due to a shortage of transmission parts after a Friday fire at a Sharonville plant supplying Econoline vans. The company could not confirm second shift status and noted no impact on passenger cars or minivans. Some Ohio Assembly Plant staff cited informational picketing by the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees.
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Ford
Lorain
Ohio
Avon Lake
Frank Zapata
Dearborn
Mich
Sharonville
Cincinnati
Lorain County
Zapata
Ohio Assembly
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Norfolk and Southern
Burlington Northern
CSX
Quarantine Keeps Parvo in Check at APL Shelter
In Elyria the Animal Protection League shelter remains under quarantine after parvo symptoms were found. No additional canine deaths have occurred since late last month. Three puppies and one adult dog were destroyed. The shelter plans to reopen on Aug 20. Parvo affects dogs and is not known to infect cats.
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Elyria
Animal Protection League
APL
Terry Darakis
Jewish group pushes new Demjanjuk trial in Israel
The World Jewish Congress appealed to Israel’s Supreme Court for a new trial of John Demjanjuk as pressure mounts to keep him jailed. Demjanjuk seeks a U S entry permit while Yad Vashem warns a release would be an insufferable miscarriage of justice.
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Tel Aviv
Washington
Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial
Demjanjuk
Supreme Court
Treblinka
Ivan the Terrible
Israel
United States
U.S
Off duty cop draws gun to halt driver
Lorain police say off duty Patrolman Tim Gerek Jr. fired at a car driven by Luis M Rivera 18 after he suspected an attempt to strike him in a Leavitt Road store lot Rivera halted the vehicle and was jailed on a no license charge and attempted felonious assault awaiting arraignment in Municipal Court
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Lorain
Tim Gerek Jr
Luis M. Rivera
E. 30Th St
Leavitt Road
Gerek
Rivera
Lorain City
Foodbank director quits after seven months in role
Baumgartner resigns from the Foodbank where he had served as resource development director before Burns was named executive director seven months ago. Baptiste and Baumgartner were unavailable for comment. Burns previously led the Lorain County Lutheran and Presbyterian Cooperative Ministry, a six church coalition with similar food programs.
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Baumgartner
Foodbank
Burns
Baptiste
Lorain County Lutheran and Presbyterian Cooperative Ministry
Poolrules at hotel warn no lifeguard on duty
The Plain Dealer notes two pool signs warn guests no lifeguard is on duty while an attendant responsible for cleaning and maintenance is typically present. A second sign states children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
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The
Plain Dealer
Police Briefs Chronicle Downtown Elyria Club Fight and Robbery
A 14 year old girl reported being punched at a downtown Elyria club after an argument with someone known only by first name. A 59 year old Elyria woman said a man grabbed her purse on Fourth Street bridge as she walked home from a grocery run. An Amherst man held police at bay after threats to shoot himself during a drum fire. SWAT negotiations ended with him unharmed. A two car crash on Root Road injured a North Ridgeville man and two Elyria men, with hospital treatment listed but few details available.
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Elyria
Rave
Depot Street
Fourth Street
North
Ohio woman enjoys life as Marine
Cpl. Rosie Palfy, 21, the only woman Marine aboard USS Boulder, says short hair helps conceal her gender while in uniform and that women receive equal training in offensive and defensive combat. She serves as public affairs rep for a 164 member detachment with the 2nd Marine Division at Camp Lejeune.
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Cleveland
Rosie Palfy
Pally
Palfy
Boulder
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Northeast
Ohio
2Nd Marine Division
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Ruth Dlugos
Patricia A. Reeves
Curtis-Scheuffler- Busch Family
Second St. Elyria
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Thomas S. McMahon
Tole
Timothy
San Diego
Albert M
Riddle Funeral Home
South St. Vermilion
Steve Blum
St. Mary Catholic Church
Lucy Idol Center
Nicholson Ave
Lucido Services
Peter J. Lucido
Avon-Belden Rd
Lucido
St. John West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Peace
James Owles
Michael D. Polensek
Council
Lee Fisher
Ohio Expositions Commission
the Chronicle-Telegram
Dermjanjuk
World Jewish Congress
Irwin Cotler
Teen
Bay Amherst
Bay
John R. Livingston
Amherst Mobile Home Park
Marine Corps
Louis Palfy
Vietnam
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