Memorial for Spencer Schroth in Oberlin
Spencer Charles Schroth 30 of Oberlin died August 7 2019 born in Mayfield Heights lived in Oberlin after moving from Columbia Station. Survivors include mother Rebecca Schroth sister Hanna Schroth brothers Christopher and Cameron Schroth preceded in death by father John Will Schroth. Friends may call August 14 from 6 pm with a 7 pm life celebration at Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville burial West River Road Cemetery Columbia Township. Online condolences at BognerFamilyFuneralHome.com.
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Jacqueline A. Davis obituary notice from Avon Lake
Jacqueline A. Davis 56 of Avon Lake died August 5 2019 after a short illness at St John Westshore Hospital Westlake A celebration of life gathering will be announced by The Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria at 440 322 4626.
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Chronicle Telegram Milestones page announces good news
A page inviting readers to share life milestones appears on the Chronicle Telegram site. It highlights celebrating achievements such as engagements, weddings, births, graduations, and anniversaries with an emphasis on community goodwill.
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Obituary: Helen Walton of Elyria 75 dies after brief illness
Helen M. Walton nee Robinson 75 of Elyria died August 11 2019 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center after a short illness She lived in Elyria most of her life worked 20 years in housekeeping at EMH Regional Medical Center retired 2006 Survived by husband James daughters Michelle Kreutzke Connie Lapos sons Jeff and Robert Walton six grandchildren sister Meritta Blankenship brother Otis Robinson Friends may call 11 am to 1 pm Thursday August 15 2019 at Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria Services and burial private Online condolences at wwwlaubenthalmercado com.
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Beatrice L. Tanner dies after short illness at 99
Beatrice L. Bea Tanner age 99 died Saturday August 10 2019 after a short illness in North Ridgeville Ohio. She lived in Elyria previously and Beas funeral arrangements are with Busch Funeral Home Elyria. Funeral home contact is 440 322 3717.
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Dale W. Hill obituary from Spencer man 64
Dale W. Hill, 64, of Spencer, died Sunday, August 11, 2019 at University Hospitals St. John Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are pending with Bogner Family Funeral Home in North Ridgeville.
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Recovery high opens to help teens in Columbus area
Alyssa Widman Neese, a 17 year old from Upper Arlington, credits emailing Heartland High School on Columbus Near East Side with changing her life after addiction and an 18 month treatment. Heartland Ohio's first recovery high school opened after three years of planning and aims to serve about 45 students with individualized plans, mindfulness, life skills, and recovery support.
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Michigan Study Expands View of Asian Carp Risk to Great Lakes
University of Michigan researchers say carp could survive by feeding on detritus and other organisms at depth, increasing risk of spread to deeper lake waters and Green Bay. The study supports stronger prevention funding and bolsters calls from Michigan lawmakers and Great Lakes groups.
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