LorainObits: Hewes Koppenhafer Noel Wood Ehman And More
Mary Grace Hewes a retired Lorain elementary school teacher died at home after a short illness. Born February 20 1883 in Woodland Illinois she lived in Lorain since 1886 and was 70 years in the Eastern Star order and active in Christ United Methodist Church Services set at Schwartz Spence and Boyer Funeral Home and Elmwood Cemetery. Judith Ann Noel 24 of 2016 Mark Drive died Sunday at Autumn Aegis Nursing Home after a long illness. Funeral at Friendship Baptist Church with burial at a Lorain cemetery. Paul Harley Wood 58 of New London died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after an eight month illness. Marion B Laing 80 of 313 Georgia Avenue died this morning after two months illness. Funeral details noted with memorial contributions to Elyria Woman’s Club. Richard N Ehman 64 of 339 Shady Drive Amherst Ford supervisor died at Lorain Community Hospital after an illness. Memorial service at Westminster Presbyterian Church Amherst with Heart Association gifts requested.
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Mary Grace Hewes
Highland Park Blvd
Lorain
Hewes
Woodland, Jr
Christ United Methodist Church
Queen City
Order of Eastern Star
American Association of Retired Persons
Mr. Koppenhafer
Vermilion
Ware Avenue
L A
Walter Weston
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer
Perry M. Beaumont
Elmwood Cemetery
Christ United Methodist Church Building Fund
Judith Ann Noel
Mark Dr
Aegis
Miss Noel
Elyria
Admiral King High School
Brown Funeral Home
Friendship Baptist Church
Walter J. Garrett
Paul Harley Wood
New London
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Marion B. Laing
Georgia Ave
Scotland
Chicago
Laing
Los Gates
Calif
Frank Held
Waukegan
John
Wainwright
First Congregational Church
Day
Bensonville
Richard N. Ehman
Amherst
a.Ford Motor Co
Ehman
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kenmore
Masonic Sage
Emily
Frederick
Belfast
Maine
James
Weslake
Barbara Price
Pekin
Hobart
San Francisco
Shay
Dayton
Evelyn Cantrill
Springfield
Heart Association
C/O
City Bank
Community thanks for support after service event
Neighbors on ToS Eleria were thanked for sympathy and mower help after a recent service, with appreciation expressed for acts like mowing and other assistance. Naming individuals and local contacts is limited by the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
Eleria
Avon-A modification approves overhead lines for Jaycox Road subdivision
Avon council approved a modification to the subdivision ordinance allowing overhead power and telephone lines along Jaycox Road for a 12-lot subdivision. The plan keeps lines above ground with buried service into homes, enabling utilities for three ready homes and nine planned. The planning commission rejected a temporary variance, opting for a permanent one to avoid duplication of costs while noting only this case applies.
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Avon
Jaycox Road
Planning Commission
Ohio Edison and
Lorain Telephone Company
Donald Hubbard
Ted Graczyk
Edward Smitek
Thomas Wearsch
C-T
Law
John Mackin
John Eldred
Eldred
Vaw
John Markle
Lake Erie
Ohio Edison
Electric Company
Findings total 2533 in audit reveal conflicts of interest
Audit results reveal conflict of interest charges against the Medina County Board of Mental Health totaling 2533 dollars. The Columbus-a findings detail aid-related discrepancies linked to the board.
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Columbus
Medina County Board of Mental Health
Medina County
Roger Ingraham
William Scott
Ferguson
George Irish
Berea death notes Mrs Arline Petty 67
Mrs Arline Petty nee Fischer of 120 East Center Berea died Monday at Cleveland Clinic after a month long illness. Surviving are husband Jess, a daughter Ron Lacey and two sons including Rev Jess J Petty Jr. Funeral at United Methodist Berea with Rev Stickford officiating. Memorials suggested to Baldwin Wallace College or Airline Fischer Petty Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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Arline Petty
Wallace
Ron Lacey
Huntleigh
Jess J. Petty Jr
St. Luke Episcopal Church
Chardon
John
Cleveland
Ray W. Stickford
Robert Robinson
Berley Hall
Theological Seminary
Rochester
Second Ave
New York City
N.Y
Fischer Petty
Baldwin‘Wallace College
Berea
Three Guilty Pleas Result in Sentences in Lorain Court
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court yesterday three defendants pled guilty on various charges and faced sentencing. Franklin Bonilla, 21, received 2 to 15 years at Mansfield Reformatory for receiving stolen property. Joe Spencer, 23, was fined 200 dollars plus costs and ordered to restitution to Lorain National Keey for forgery. Lorain resident Floyd Roger L. Stafford, 23, was fined 200 dollars and costs with a suspended six month jail term after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property. Steve Taylor, 35, of North Ridgeville, was referred for a pre-sentence report after pleading guilty. Margie Ron Burns, 30, of Lorain, was referred after pleading guilty to aggravated assault.
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Probation Department
Lorain County
Keey
Floyd Roger L. Stafford
E. 30Th St
Lorain
Harris
Steve Taylor
Poplar St
North Ridgeville
Margie Ron Burns
Reid Ave
Bedeski
Antique guns stolen from Milan Museum
Milan police say rare Civil War era firearms valued around 2000 dollars were taken from the Edison Drive museum over the weekend. The theft occurred between 5 p.m. Sunday and 5 a.m. yesterday after burglars hid in the basement until closing. one lead is being pursued as detectives seek more evidence. Grounded items include an 1862 Colt belt pistol and three 1833 model five shot revolvers.
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Milan
Gary Limbird
Edison Drive
Eer
Sam Colt
U.S.A
Limbird
Ex Lorain lawyer on Kutler defense team plans jury contact
Ex Lorain lawyer Scrofano, part of Kutler defense, anticipated 36 witnesses and direct examination of character witnesses. He believed a jury would need days to decide if the case reached them, and he would interview jurors individually to test his hunches. He spent summers at Ford and Fruehaus to fund his schooling and now lives in the suburbs with his wife Linda, a teacher.
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Scrofano
Kutler
Scrofane
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Fruehaus
Avon
Geese
Linda
Lorain inspector Mumford to retire after 28 years
Lorain Police Inspector Maurice Mumford, 67, will retire after 28 years as the department’s second in command. He helped modernize the force from foot patrols to cruisers, led the detective bureau, and taught police courses at Lorain County Community College. Plans include fishing, investigating for his son’s new law career, and aiding the transition as Police Chief Malinovsky considers reorganizing the ranks including creating two captain positions.
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Lorain
Maurice Mumford
Mumford
John Malinovsky
Burea
Pew
Lorain County Community College
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George A. Koppenhafer
Florida Ave
Lorain Community Hospital
Judith A. Noel
Mrs
John Laing
New London Eagles
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jane
Paul David
Max
Marjorie) Harmon
Ocken
Germany
Carl ) Gregg
Tomalay
Eastman Funeral Home
Ber Aliga Convice
Grove Street
Memoriam
Morma Wilks
Roel
Eptoaalr
Salt
Enon Stat
Peres
Aloe
Pepe
Seth Wham
Norns Willis
Curts-Schenffier
Fema Some. Inc
Greater Byrewn
Suney
Geth Erne 0, Sette
By Ted Daniels
Wearsch
Markle
John Kaltenecker
Raymond Price
Stewart & DeChant of
Mackin
Council
Glavie Motors Inc
Wickliffe
Belo & Son Inc
Garden Drive
Chester Road
Williams Court
Royal Noe
Eagle Circle
Pikewood Manor Mobile Home Park
Anna Haas
Ray Haas
Robin Rd
Frank Trapp
Donald van Buren
Charles Booth
Ray Erwin
Wren Circle
Gene Krebs
By Paul Schroeder
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Jess J. Petty Sr
Thomas E. Ferguson
Richard Avery
Karl H. Klassen
Lowell M. Nofziger
Howard V. Schrock
Examiner
Ohio
Trish
Aries
Morford
Tent
Rekha
Matinovsky
Com. Ci
Cat
Elhimaonts
Maurice Mumpord
Verein County
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