Area Deaths Obituaries in Elyria and Nearby Areas
Several area residents die in recent days including Edith A. Terrell 85 of Elyria a long time secretary at Abex Corporation and active church member. William C. Welter 26 of North Ridgeville dies from injuries in a crash. Florence A. Jones 74 of Vermilion dies after a lengthy illness. William Allan Spade 20 of Brownhelm dies after a car motorcycle accident. Visitation funeral services and Burials are announced for each, with connections to First Congregational Church St Peter Catholic Church Oberlin and Vermilion Maple Grove Cemetery among others. Memorials may be directed to church projects or local funds.
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Maple Grove Cemetery
Findlay
First Congregational Church
Elyria
William C. Welter
North Ridgeville
St John & West Shore Hospital
Auer Register Company
Cleveland
Lorain County Community College
St. Peter Catholic Church
Lorain County
William
Betty Welter
Ronald
Judy) Powell
Euclid
Nancy Hopkins
Cambridge
Ohio
Frank
Beth
Motta
New Concord
John
Jack
Bogner
St. Peter Cemetery
Florence A. Jones
Vermilion
Lorain
Oberlin
Oberlin College School of Theology
Ration Board
National Association of College Stores
United Church of Christ Congregational
Pansey
Order of Eastern Star
Frank Masons
James Weber
Max Coates
Put-in-Bay
Evan Coates
Barry Weber
Riddle Funeral Home
Louis Bertoni
State St
William Allan Spade
Brownhelm
Allen Memorial Hospital
Route 113
Baumhart Road
West Va
Edward O’brien
Firelands High School
William Allan Jr
Nancy Boyce
Cockeysville
Edward
Drema O’brien
Laura
Jennifer Spade
Hempel
Amherst
Opal Fields
Free Pentecostal Church
South Amherst
Crownhill Cemetery
Oberlin Hosts First Soviet Studies Conference
About 50 specialists in Russian and Soviet studies gather at Oberlin College September 11 to 12 for the inaugural Oberlin Soviet studies conference titled Human Creativity in the Soviet Union. Martin Walker of the Manchester Guardian will deliver the keynote on Glasnost Gorbachev and the Generation Gap at 8 p.m. in Room 306 King Building.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Soviet Union
Martin Walker
Moscow
Manchester Guardian
Gorbachev
Russia
King Building
J. Patrick Dale
Pew Memorial Trust
Amherst widow Mame J. 81 funeral services scheduled
Mame J of Amherst age 81 survived by two daughters Mrs Vynne Bonnie Sneed and Mrs Nai Troxtell one sitter and four brothers. Visitation at Garland Misencik Funeral Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Services tomorrow at 2 pm at the funeral home. Burial in Lorain. Speakers include David Joravsky Northwestern University and Linda L Lubrano American University along with John E Hawlt University of Texas and Maria Karlson University of Kansas. Panel on the possibilities for human creativity in the Soviet Union chaired by Raymond Benson.
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Mame J
Amherst
Vynne “Bonnie ™ Sneed
Nai Troxtell
Garland- Misencik
Park Ave
Bernal Oll
Beige Pill Memorial Ark
Lorain
David Joravsky
Northwestern University
Linda L. Lubrano
School of International Service
American University
John E. Hawlt
University of Texas At Austin
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Maria Karlson
Walker
Soviet Union
Raymond E. Benson
Middlebury College
U.S
Moscow
Pease pledges attention to Nova on waste burner
U S Rep Don J Pease pledges to focus on Nova toxic waste incinerator plans near Sullivan Ohio The proposal involves Ohio Technology Corp and International Technology Corp Residents may submit written comments to the Ohio Hazardous Waste Facilities Board via Ohio EPA Columbus with Attention Jim Adair to be included in the Nova incinerator record
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Pease
Nova
Washington
Don J. Pease
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Ohio Hazardous Waste Facilities Board
Ohio
EPA
P.O
Columbus
Jim Adair
Machine gun crew hunt after two teen girls
A 12 year old girl on Washington Avenue reported seven youths in ninja outfits, some with machine guns, asked for the two teen girls. The incident prompted police to investigate possible threats and locate the missing teens. Authorities urged residents to stay alert and reported no injuries at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Washington Avenue
Lorain Man Sues Cleveland CPA Firm for Damages
Lorain resident Dan Julock sues Earl H. Armbruster and Armbruster and Rini Inc. seeking more than 706000 dollars alleging 7500 loan nonpayment and 37000 in closing costs were diverted for personal use. Case assigned to Judge James D. Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lorain
Julock
Armbruster
James D. Sweeney
Columbia Man Sues Over 1985 Traffic Crash
Eric W. Wonderly of 10428 Greenview Dr. Columbia Station filed a 250000 personal injury lawsuit against Fairview Park driver Joseph Godin for a rear collision while Wonderly stopped for a school bus on Oct. 8, 1985, on Clague Road in North Olmsted. The case rests in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court before Judge Patricia Anne Gaughan.
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Cleveland
Columbia
Fairview Park
Eric W. Wonderly
Greenview Dr
Joseph Godin
Macbeth
Clague Road
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
Stolen car destroyed by fire in Henrietta Township
A Lorain woman reported her car stolen Saturday and the vehicle was found burned in a field off Garfield Road about 3 a.m. Sunday. Deputies said Lisa James of 1436 Leavitt Rd owned the car. Firefighters from South Amherst extinguished the blaze in the passenger compartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Garfield Road
Henrietta Township
Lorain County
Vermilion teen car prowler nabbed after early morning alert residents
Vermilion police credit two unnamed residents for detaining a 17 year old suspected of stealing from cars in the Valleyview area. At 2 a.m. the youths left one vehicle and attempted to enter another before officers arrived. The items were found on the teen, who was taken to the Erie County Detention Home amid a spate of recent car break-ins in Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Valleyview
Erie County
Téen picks roses faces theft charges
A 16-year-old Lorain boy was arrested after picking several roses from Lakeview Park on Sunday night. An auxiliary officer spotted him around 8 p.m. and Lorain police cited petty theft criminal mischief and criminal damaging.
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Lorain
Collins Drive
Lakeview Park
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
Apple Festival car show expects 150 vehicles in Elyria
The Seventh Annual Apple Festival in Elyria plans a car show from September 18 to 20 at Ely Square, with registration September 20 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mitch Witherell says the entry fee is 4 dollars, 34 plaques will be awarded, and door prizes include a floor jack. Awards cover best of show, best Ford, best antique, and top three in many age and body style classes, with vehicles displayed behind Lorain County Bark and the Eagles Club.
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Elyria
Ely Square
Mitch Witherell
Lorain County Bark
The
Eagles’ Club
Witherell
Downtown Elyria downtown project sparks parking and traffic concerns
City officials debate removing parallel parking in favor of diagonal spots for downtown Elyria. Residents fear reduced emergency access and slower traffic on Second Street near Cedar Street. Public hearings were held and planners say the curve will be straightened. Construction could start in September, pause for Christmas, then resume in spring.
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Second Street
Cedar Street
Bowen
Grossmann
Michael Keys
Elyria
Keys
Elyria Midtown Commons Improvement Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith A. Terrell
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria High School
Abex Corporation
Mission Study Club
Mid-Town
Elyria Ywca Holly League
Matthew T. Nemeyer
East Chester
N.Y
Lucille Nemeyer
Ralph
Dicken
Dennis F. Fredrickson
OC Contab
Byrd
Robert C. Byrd
Irene G. Bandy
James D. Tish
Avon Lake High School
Back Row
Michael R. Thayer
Norwalk High School
Mark H. Minster
Medina High School
Paul A. Larson
West Virginia
U.S. Senate
D-Oberlin
Black River
Ohio Technology Corp
International Technology Corp
Sullivan
Lorain Man
Dan Julock
Erie Ave
New York
Columbia Man
Apple Festival
Lorain County Florists
John A. Costin
Paul W. Craven
Michael G. Gressel
M.D
Michael J. Zgrabik, M.D
Lakeland Medical Center
Kolbe Road
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