Norwalk and Lorain Obituaries Highlight Local Notables
Obituaries recount the deaths of June M. Meinen of Norwalk and Edward J. Detz of Lorain, noting Meinen’s 1942 Townsend High valedictorian status and church and VFW ties, Detz’s World War I service, long U.S. Steel Lorain Works tenure, and family survivors. Also mentioned are memorials for Frank P. Cellozzi Sr., Phyllis Bernice Sinclair, and local funeral rites detailing visitation, masses, and burial places.
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June M. Meinen
Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Medical Center
Detroit
Collins
Townsend High School
Meinen
St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church
VFW
Nicholas and
Elizabeth
Nee Armstrong) van Dootingh
Betty Elder
Jackie
Edward J. Detz
Lorain
Community Health Partners Hospital
Tyre
Mr. Detz
U.S. Navy
Detz
U.S. Steel Lorain Works
Bar
Church of St. Peter
United Steel Workers Local 1104
Veterans of Foreign War Post 451
Douglas
Atlanta
Edward Jr
Mary Duray
Rose EH
Nee Levay
Sophia Cuper
Helen Klapkowski
Anne Karcz
Sylvia Renard
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
G. Michael Williamson
Church of St
Frank P. Cellozzi, Sr
Dombrowski-Wohlever
Oberlin Ave
Kenneth Wolnowski
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Phyllis Bernice Sinclair
Avon Lake
Southwest General Health Center
Middleburg Heights
Las Vegas
Nev
Cleveland
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
John
Pittsburgh
Tim
Rodger
Terrence
Avon
Joan McNulty
Jacksonville
Fla
Peggy Leonard
Westlake
Janet Bucci
Strongsville
John William Sinclair
Busch-Burmeister Family
Detroit Road
Lear Road
James H. Beatty
Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Boulder City
Playscape trains on site with caboose feature for children
The playscape plans near the new bike path will include a red caboose labeled Chesa peake & Ohio where kids imagine riding a train. A depot, orchards, a three sisters garden, a meadow, a butterfly garden, and kid sized features will educate and delight children. Local volunteers are needed. finishing is targeted for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sabath
Kendal
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Costly clubs stolen at Sam's World of Golf
Police say eight Big Bertha Callaway golf clubs valued at 400 each were stolen from Sam's World of Golf at 612 Leona Street in Elyria causing about 3200 loss. A wooden log was found through the front window but no further evidence. Security company ADT alerted authorities. The Norwalk fair dates follow in separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sam’s World of Golf
Leona Street
ADT Security Systems
Victor Koening
Big Bertha
Callaway
Taft pushes juvenile records reform and gun safety plan
In a campaign push Taft advocates making juvenile records more accessible and backing a safe storage law for guns with felony charges for violators. He calls for trigger locks from dealers and a sentencing commission plan to overhaul juvenile laws within weeks, including allowing simultaneous juvenile and adult sentences and raising the juvenile age up to 25, with incarceration starting at 10, vs the current 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Diroll
Demand high for certified public accountants in Ohio
The shortage of certified public accountants has pushed demand to record highs across Ohio and the nation. Ohio 150 hour education rule takes effect, reducing CPA candidates. Firms recruit abroad and from colleges as analysts warn audits rely on a dwindling pool of well trained CPAs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Certified Public
Ohio
Ryan Berry
Willowick
Kent State University
the Plain Dealer
Hausser & Taylor
CPA
Wall Street
David R. Campbell
Accounting Department
Case Wester Reserve University
Accountancy Board of Ohio
National Association of State Boards of Accountancy
Toledo poison center may close its doors forever
The 36 year old Poison Information Center in Toledo may be shut as part of a statewide consolidation plan. Ohio Poison Control Collaborative seeks 450000 annually to fund three centers instead of four, hoping to maintain service quality while pursuing accreditation. Cincinnati would cover the Toledo area. officials warn of potential reduced capacity if funding gaps persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
The
Medical College of Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Blade
Ohio Poison Control Collaborative
American Association of Poison Control Centers
Paul Samenuk
Cincinnati Center
Mike DeWine
Fred Upton
Mich
Samenuk
Florida Poison Information Center
Miami
Association
United States
One room schoolhouses eyed as cost saver in Ohio districts
Ohio School Facilities Commission urges small districts to combine all grades in a single building to cut costs, improve buses and utilities, with 1 500 students or fewer. Grants total 1.03 billion for 47 districts. 22 plan or renovate to house K through 12. Debates touch academics and social effects across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio School Facilities Commission
Commission
Brenton Zuch
Columbus Dispatch
Tion
Rob Tierney
Ohio State University
School of Teaching and Learning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heuston-Gerber-Smith
Benedict Avenue
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Funeral
Frederick Wiechers
Collins Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Borth Ridge Rd
American Diabetes Association
Northwest Ohio
North Republic Boulevard
Suite 4
Frank P. Cellozzi
Phyllis B. Sinclair
Homemaker
Playscape
Sam
Huron Co
Huron County Fairgrounds
Fair Road
Sentencing Commission
Tom Mahl
Chronicle
Amber Harper
Amherst
Carmen
Burr Oak Reservation
Ford Road
Certified Public Accountants
Raymond Krasniewski
South Africa
Gary Shamis
Saltz, Shamis & Goldfarb Inc
Solon
Shamis
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Zach
Zane Trace
Ross County
Gered
Todd Holdren
Paul Ersian
Twin Valley Community
Dayton
Preble County