Obituaries for Marie Hall and local figures in Ohio
Marie Hall 72 died at Brethren Care Village Ashland after founding Elyria’s first Christian day school in 1963 and directing Kno Ho Co Head Start. Also memorials for Ralph E Husted 86 Wake man a former Oberlin College curator and Kipton area locals with services in Wakeman and Berlin Heights.
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Marie Hall
Bruce
Elyria
Brethren Care Village
Ashland
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Newport
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio State University
Ashland University
Kno-Ho-Co
Holmes
Coshocton
Hall
St. Michael Lutheran Church
Mifflin
Ohio
Church Women United
Christian Education Committee
Ashland County Council On
Ashland County Council of Social Agencies
Ohio Department of Education Nutrition Board
Thompson 32 of Lorain Dies in Westlake Hospital
Craig St Thompson 32 of Lorain died at St John West Shore Hospital Westlake Ohio He born in Ohio Survived by fiance Aris Maier parents Claude and June Thompson brother Mark many aunts and uncles Visitation 6 30 to 8 30 p m Wednesday Berry Funeral Home Westlake Private services Make A Wish Foundation Beachwood Ohio Coroner to rule on cause of death
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Craig St. Thompson
Lorain
St. John West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Ohio
Aris Maier
Claude
June
Nee Weiger) Thompson
Mark
Berry Funeral Home
Center Ridge Road
Make
Chagrin Blvd
Beachwood
Cuyahoga County
Julia Bruce 94 Bip. died with family survivors listed
Julia B Bruce aged 94 died. Survived by daughters Dorothy Freeland and Esther Hayes and sons Charles Alfred Bruce and Henry Schieferstein. Friends may call 6 to 9 p m tonight at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria where VFW Post 1079 Ladies Auxiliary will hold a prayer service at 6 p m. Services 11 a m Wednesday at the funeral home. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst township.
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Bruce Julia B
Dorothy Freeland
Esther Hayes
Charles Bruce
Alfred Bruce
Henry Schieferstein
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Elyria
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Funeral
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst
Lorain Man Michael Scali Dies From Auto Crash at 44
Michael Dennis Scali 44 of Lorain died from injuries in a Sunday auto crash. A crane operator at USS Kobe Steel, he was a local 1104 union member who enjoyed gardening bingo dancing and his pets. Surviving are wife Fammy, son Scott, stepdaughter Wendy, brother Donald, sister Sue, and his parents. Services 8 p.m. Wednesday at Reidy Scanlan Chambers Funeral Home.
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Lorain
Petn Clearview High School
Scali
USS/Kobe Steel Co
United Steelworkers of America
Fammy Y
Nee Moffitte
Scott M
Wendy D. Hogg
Donald L. Curry
Sue A. Meyer
Sheffield Lake
Michael R. Scali
Doris M
Nee Robbins) Curry
Reidy-Scanlan-Chambers
Broadway
Chris Hughes
Flu immunization clinics planned for adults in Lorain County
Lorain County General Health District and Elyria Lorain city health departments will offer flu shots for 5 dollars to residents 18 and older. Eligible groups include seniors 65 plus and adults with chronic conditions. Clinics start in October with contact numbers for information.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain City
Lorain County General Health District
Berthie Liles 55 of Sheffield Lake dies after illness
Berthie Liles 55 of Sheffield Lake died Saturday at New Life Hospice Center of St Joseph Lorain after a short illness. Born in El Paso Texas she lived in New York many years and in Sheffield Lake since 1994. She worked at Don's Network Video Lorain and American Greetings. Survivors include sons Harold Eric and Garrett Depew NY daughter Celina Pellicane Belle Mead NJ sisters Lela Meiser and Claudia Sherry brother Lloyd Pete Liles. A private memorial service will be held at a time to be announced by Dombrowski Wohler Funeral Home Lorain.
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Mary Colloto
Weekman
Berlin Heights
Vermilion
United Medical Center
Clarksburg
W.va
Jamestown
N.Y
West Virginia
Colloto
Vermilion Church of the Nazarene
Wilma Gottliep
North Olmsted
Carol Ebinger
John
Bert
Helen
Nee Fink) Weekman
Clarence Weekman
Hinman-Tanner Funeral Home
South St
Restlawn Memorial Park
Huron
Ralph E. Husted
Wakeman
Fisher-Titus
Norwalk
South Amherst
Husted
A&p
Ralph’s Cash Market
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ripton
AARP
Florida
Gertrude
Nee van Arsdale
Anne Husted Hartle
Amherst
Jean Wright
Pataskala
Ohio
Gerald E. Husted
Pickering
Albert
Winnie Claire (Nee Haslam) Husted
Doris Jaycox
Lester
Gerber- Smith
Cooper St
Lee Stull
Kipton Community Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Church St
Kipton
Berthie L. Liles
Sheffield Lake
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Lorain
Bor
el Paso
Texas
New York
Harold
Eric
Garrett
Depew, N.Y
Celina Pellicane
Belle Mead, Ill
Lela Meiser
Sheffield Township
Claudia Sherry
Valparaiso
Ind
Lloyd
Pete
Dombrowski-Wohlever Funeral Home
Oberlin Ave
St. Jospeh
Kolbe Road
Corrections on George Manos Title at USS Kobe Steel
The article corrects Manos' former role stating he was the vice president of business processes and public affairs at USS Kobe Steel. The initial report misidentified his title in a Saturday edition.
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George Manos
USS/Kobe Steel Co
Manos
Civic Chorale Seeks Singers for 1999-2000 Season
Erie Community College invites adults and high school juniors and seniors to join the Civic Chorale. Rehearsals run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Aug 23 Aug 30 and Sept 3 and Mondays thereafter. Guided by Nancy Davis, the chorale plans four performances with about 100 singers. For information call (800) 995-5222 ext 7138.
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Community College
Civic Chorale
Civil Chorale
Nancy Davis
LCCC
Call Davis
Sociology course offered this fall at County College
County Community College will offer a new medical sociology course this fall. It will examine how a society's health care system fits its history and culture. Open to the public. For information call 800 995 5222 ext 4021.
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Elyria
Lorain County Community College
Adventure Challenge class at LCCC tests physical limits
Lorain County Community College offers a new Adventure Challenge course to push students physically and develop teamwork problem solving and communication skills. For information call 800 995 5222 ext 4028.
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Elyria
Lorain County Community College
Lorain woman pleads after hospital release in shooting case
Plead from C1 Starks, 27, of Lorain, pregnant and due Aug 26, was released from Community Health Partners. Doctors say the pregnancy should not be affected by the accident. Police say Powell and Seymore shot to intimidate a sexual assault victim’s family due to a friend’s indictment.
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Starks
Lorain
Community Health Partners
Powell
Seymore
Fire destroys Jamie's market. two girls face trial
A July fire at Jamie's destroyed the main building valued at 500000 with 75 vendors' merchandise deemed unsalvageable. The 10-year-old and 13-year-old suspects, both in-home detention, will have separate trials with possible probation or juvenile detention if convicted.
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Kenneth Lioux
South Amherst
Locke Graves
Jamie’s
Lara Ward
College urged to follow city safety standards for housing
Sonner urged college officials to apply city rooming house safety requirements to themselves as state and city codes clash over occupancy rules. Wargo said residence halls may not be covered by the same standards and noted no formal notice of code failures. The state board previously recommended revoking the city’s enforcement certification, while concerns persist about unlicensed rooming houses like Old Barrows and Allencroft.
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Colege
Sonner
Wargo
State Board of Building Standards
Oberlin
Nancy Dye
Ohio junior fair Sale of Champions sets record at Celeste Center
The G1 funds will back junior fair programs and the sale raised 95000 dollars this year. Grand champion prices held, but the steer top broke records driven by Taft and Rhodes auction team amid a 3000 strong crowd. Rhodes, turning 90 next month, praised the kids and welcomed the youth to farming’s future.
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Johnny Regula
Taft
Rhodes
Celeste Center
Leonhardt
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Barrow
Cyle Hetrick
Fremont
Supreme Court strike on Ohio tort caps upends 1997 law
Ohio Supreme Court majority upends limits on noneconomic damages and punitive awards set in 1997. Critics call the law anti consumer while supporters say it lowers costs. Justices Sweeney Douglas Pfeiffer joined Resnick. dissenters Moyer Stratton Cook. Chronicle-Telegram.
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Robert Gary
Avon
Supreme Court
Ohio
Gary
Francis E. Sweeney
Andrew Douglas
Paul Pfeiffer
Resnick
Thomas Moyer
Evelyn Stratton
Deborah Cook
Moyer
General Assembly
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