Obituary: W Dean Spriestersbach 71 of Eaton Township
W Dean Spriestersbach 71 owner of TRY-TO Dairy Farm Eaton Township died August 27 2004 after a long illness. Born in Bellville he lived in Eaton Township since 1963 and was a Bellville Church of God member. Survivors include wife Georgianna sons Terry Todd grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Memorials to Kennedy's Disease Association.
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Bellville
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Try-To Dairy Farm
Bellville Church of God
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Georgianna
Rick
Mansfield
Harry
Laura
Julia Haskins Wheeler obituary from Wakeman Ohio
Julia Haskins Wheeler of Wakeman died August 26 2004 at her home. Born in Hillsdale Michigan she graduated from Michigan State University in 1936 and taught elementary school in Wakeman for a decade. She worked with Peace Corps in Borneo and Ecuador and supported YWCA Habitat for Humanity and local churches. Survivors include three children and two grandchildren. A memorial service will be held September 5 at Wakeman Congregational United Church of Christ. Memorial gifts preferred to local charities.
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Julia Haskins Wheeler
Wakeman
Hillsdale
Mich
Michigan State University
Baldwin-Wallace College
David
Iceland
Sweden
Peace Corps
Borneo
YWCA
Medina
Coshocton
Ecuador
Wakeman Com
Munity
Wakeman Congregational United Church of Christ
Firelands Habitat For Humanity
Helen
Tom
Ruth
Abbott St. Wakeman
Lisa Tudor dies at 50 in New York area
Lisa R Tudor 50 of Woodside New York and formerly Wellington Ohio died Saturday August 28 2004 at Elmhurst Hospital Center Elmhurst NY. She was a Wellington High School graduate. Survivors include sisters Penny Case Julia Fitzgerald Yvonne Hall and Phyllis Tudor and brother Marian Tudor. Preceded in death by parents Henry and Rose and brother William. Norton Funeral Home Wellington handling.
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Woodside
N.Y
Wellington
Elmhurst Hospital Center
Elmhurst, NY
Wellington High School
Penny Case
Julia Fitzgerald
Mentor
Yvonne Hall
Sandusky
Phyllis Tudor
Beaver
W.va
Marian Tudor
Vincent
Ohio
Henry
Rose
Jurinee
William
Derviers AM
Norton Funeral Home
Rose C. Horwedel 70 of Kinsman former Avon resident
Rose C. Horwedel nee Janicek died August 27 2004 at home after a pancreatic cancer battle. She lived in Avon before moving to Kinsman seven years ago worked 20 years for United Airlines as a reservations agent in Rocky River and Honolulu retired 1989. Survivors include husband Robert sons Robert A. in Germany and David A. in Avon daughters Nancy L. Pipas in California Cheryl R. Horwedel in Oregon sisters Elma Morana Sarah Jacobucci Stephanie Jasenak Bernadine Plocinik and parents Valentine and Rosalia. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at Busch Funeral Home Avon services announced entombment Holy Trinity Cemetery Avon Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve.
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Janicek
Kinsman
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Mahoning Valley
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Ansbach
Germany
David A
Nancy L. Pipas
Westlake Village
Calif
Cheryl R
Horwedel
Portland
Ore
Elma Morana
Drums
Sarah Jacobucci
Rochester
N.Y
Stephanie Jasenak
Mansfield
Bernadine Plocinik
Coledale
Valentine
Rosalia
Holy Trinity Cemetery
The
Western Reserve
Market St
Youngstown
Obituary: Wilbert C. O'Hara 86 of Westlake and Avon Lake
Wilbert C. O'Hara 86 of Westlake and formerly Avon Lake died Sat Aug 28 2004 at home in Brighton Gardens after a short illness. Born in Cleveland he lived 45 years in Avon Lake before moving to Westlake 24 years ago. He worked 25 years for General Motors Parma as a line foreman. Survived by daughters Linda Collins Sacramento CA Pamela Janicek Avon Lake son Mike Avon nine grandchildren a great granddaughter sister Gladys Bohnert Westlake and his wife Barbara nee Steets. Funeral 9:30 to 11 am Tue at Busch Funeral Home Avon Lake with services to follow Father Timothy J. O Connor of St Joseph Church to officiate. Interment Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon. Reserve 424 Middle Ave Elyria 44035.
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Westlake
Avon Lake
Brighton Gardens
Cleveland
West Tech High School
O’hara
General Motors
Parma
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Linda Collins
Sacramento
Calif
Pamela Janicek
Mike
Avon
Gladys Bohnert
Barbara
Nee Steets
Busch Funeral Home
Avon-Belden Road
Timothy J. O'Connor
St. Joseph Church
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Western Reserve
Middle Ave
Elyria
Tarakan Jack Baxter, Wallabies stalwart, dies at 86
Sydney born rugby player John Baxter known as Tarakan Jack died aged 86. Survived fatal injuries from the 1950 HMAS Tarakan disaster in Sydney Harbour and later earned nine Wallabies caps after returning to play against the All Blacks in 1951 and 1952. was part of the 1949 Bledisloe Cup winning squad in New Zealand.
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Wallabies
New Zealand
Black Belt activist Maggie Bozeman dies at 75
Maggie Bozeman, a Black Belt political activist and educator, died in Alabama from cancer at 75. The Pickens County native sparked protests after a 1979 vote fraud conviction that civil rights leaders championed, later overturned by a federal judge who ruled constitutional rights were violated.
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Ala
Maggie Bozeman
Alabama
Roveman
Pickens
Sumter
Bozeman
Julia Wilder
Wilder
Pickens County
Montgomery
Carrollton
Kenneth MacDonald former editor and publisher dies at 98
Kenneth MacDonald, longtime editor and publisher of the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune, died at a hospice after a stroke at age 98. He led the Register during a period with 12 Pulitzer Prize wins by staff and spent 50 years with the papers before retiring in 1977.
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Iowa
Kenneth MacDonald
Des Moines Register
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MacDonald shaped Register and Tribune leadership in 1950s era
Former Register editor Michael Garter recalls MacDonald who became the Register and Tribune editor in 1953 after news and management posts. MacDonald joined the paper in the late 1920s, led as editor from 1953, and later served as publisher and COO of the Register and Tribune in 1960, pursuing bold national coverage. He studied at the University of Iowa and served in World War II.
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MacDonald
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University of Iowa
Larry McCormick LA broadcasting pioneer dies at 71
Larry McCormick longtime Los Angeles broadcaster and film TV actor died Friday at Cedars Sinai Medical Center after a long illness. He was 71 and worked at KTLA from 1971 and KCOP-TV since 1969 as weather reporter and anchor. His film and TV credits included Terminator 3 Naked Gun 2 1/2 Throw Momma From the Train and Angel Beverly Hills 90210 The Fall Guy Barnaby Jones. He received the Governors Award in 1994 and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 1996.
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Los Angeles
Larry McCormick
McCormick
Cedars- Sinai Medical Center
Carolyn, Aguayo
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Kcop-Tv
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Hollywood Walk of Fame
Yemen’s longtime UN ambassador Abdullah al Ashtal dies in New York
Abdullah Saleh al-Ashtal served nearly 30 years as Yemen’s ambassador to the United Nations. He died in New York after a long illness at age 66, with the Foreign Ministry citing his lung cancer. He presented credentials in 1973 as permanent representative of the Yemen.
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Yemen
Abdullah Saleh al-Ashtal
United Nations
New York
Foreign Ministry
U.N
Al-Ashtal
Laura Branigan Dead at 47 a Grammy Nominated Singer
East Quogue New York Laura Branigan the Grammy nominated pop singer behind Gloria has died at 47 at her home in sleep Her manager did not disclose a cause though her site lists a brain aneurysm Branigan born July 3 1957 grew up in Brewster New York studied drama in Manhattan and signed with Atlantic Records in 1982 She released seven albums including Solitude Self Control and How Am I Supposed to Live Without You She appeared in CHiPs and films Baywatch soundtrack work and Off Broadway roles Funeral services were scheduled for Monday and she is survived by her mother two brothers and a sister
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N.Y
Laura Branigan
Gloria
Branigan
John Bowers
Macay
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Lawrence Kruteck
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Janis
Retired Blade foreign reporter dies at 93 in Ireland
Fernand Auberjonois, longtime Blade foreign correspondent, died at age 93 in an Irish hospital where he lived in retirement. He covered events from Berlin Wall's rise from 1958, retired in 1983, freelanced into the 1990s, and was praised by Blade publisher John Block. Survived by wife Helga, two sons, a daughter, and two stepdaughters. services in Switzerland.
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Fernand Auberjonois
Blade
Auberjonois
Ireland
The
London
Berlin Wall
John Robinson Block
Suez Canal Co
Paul Block Jr
Paul
Ohio
Toledo and the Toledoans Very Much.” His Son, Rene Auberjonois
Odo
Helga
Switzerland
Two men accused of running illegal bar at fair
Sheriff officials impounded a trailer from the Allen County Fair after a search warrant found a bar and gambling setup inside. Mark Kelly and James Albanese, both facing felony gambling charges, pleaded not guilty in Lima Municipal Court to illegal alcohol sales as police seized $1,800 in quarters and the trailer.
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Allen County Fair
Mark Kelly
Canton
James Albanese
Canal
Winchester
Dan Beck
Allen County
Jay Begg
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