Lorain area death of Shirley D. Mitchell in truck crash
Shirley D. Mitchell 44 of Lorain died Friday at Allen Memorial Hospital after a Baumhart Road truck crash. Born in Sandusky and raised in South Amherst she worked for Lorain City Schools since 1980 at Masson and Lorain High, later moved to Wellington. Survived by husband Kenneth, two sons, mother, siblings and grandchildren. Services at St. John United Church of Christ with burial Castalia Cemetery.
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Shirley D. Mitchell
Nee Martin
Lorain High School
Ailen Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
Baumhbart Road
Lorain City
Masson
Sandusky
South Amherst
St. John United Church of Christ
Lorain
Wellington
Zion
Russell Martin
Elmer L. Stacker
Anna Suttie former Stoney's Rainbow Lanes owner dies
Anna Stone Suttie 91 born in Budapest died Sunday at St Joseph Hospital after a long illness. She came to the U S in 1929 settled in Lorain and with her first husband Michael Stone owned Stoney's Rainbow Lanes Elyria. She survived by son Steve Stone and daughter Ella Stone Zieba eight grandchildren many great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services 11 a m Wednesday at Walter A Frey Funeral Home burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church or American Heart Association.
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Anna Stone Suttie
Udieska
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Lorain
Michael Stone
Elyria
Suttie
First Presbyterian Church
Walter A. Frey
Erie Ave
David E. Wheeler
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
E. 30Th St
American Heart Association
Obituary notices for Ned E. Bush and Daniel Boyer
Ned E Bush 85 died Sunday at Huron Health Care Nursing Home born Wolfe County Kentucky lived Berlin Heights 51 years retired 1971 from Vulcan Materials Sandusky also worked Hill Fruit Farm survivors include sons Millard Clayton William Ed daughters Jardline Orpha Rosemary Karen nine grandchildren five great grandchildren one great great granddaughter preceded in death by wife Lora 1985 and son Raymond 1961 services Tuesday Hinman Funeral Home Berlin Heights 11 am burial Riverside Cemetery Berlin Heights Daniel Boyer 24 formerly Elyria died at home in Cincinnati Sunday from mugging injuries arrangements incomplete announced by Laubenthal DeCarlos Funeral Home the Hamilton County coroner will rule on cause of death
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Ned E
Shorty” Bush
Huron Health Care Nursing Home
Wolfe County
Berlin Heights
Mr. Bush
Vulcan Materials
Sandusky
Hill Fruit Farm
Millard
Louisa, Ky
Clayton
William Ed
St. Louis
Jardline Ciem
Castalia
Orpha Richardson
Rosemary Majoy
Huron
Karen Teegarden
Bryan
Bush
Lora
Raymond
Hinman Funeral Home
South St
Steve Payne
Riverside Cemetery
Daniel Boyer
Elyria
Cincinnati
Laubenthal-DeCarlos Funeral Home
Washington Ave
Hamilton County
Marg ret H Hierman obituary notice in Elyria
Margaret H Hierman 88 of Elyria died Saturday Funeral services by Curtis Scheuffler Bosch Family Chapel 114 Second St Elyria Calling Tuesday at 10 30 am at DickenPuneta Home 328 Middle Ave Elyria Services at 11 30 am Burial Brookdale Cemetery Elyria.
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Margaret Henry Hierman
Elyria
Curtis‘Scheuffler
Bosch Family
Second St
Donald G
Laura L
Dicken Puneta
Middle Ave
Elyna
Buria
Brookdale Cemetery
Deaths of Swaynes and Jarrett in Elyria and New London
David A. Swaynes 18 of Grafton died after an epileptic seizure at an Elyria karate awards banquet. He was a Midview and Lorain County JV School senior, karate enthusiast, Browns fan, and Assumption Catholic Church member. funeral details set at Blackburn Funeral Home with Mass at Assumption Church. Robert W. Jarrett 88 of New London died at Hillside Acres Nursing Home, Willard. longtime New York Central Railroad worker and church member with services at Eastman Funeral Home and burial at Grove Street Cemetery. Survivors include a twin sister, a daughter in North Carolina, and extended family.
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David A. Swaynes
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
David
Midview High School
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Cleveland Browns
Assumption Catholic Church
Edward
Rachael
Edward Jr
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Kimberly
Blackburn Funeral Home
Main St
Francis Bartnikowski
Assumption Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Robert W. Jarrett
New London
Hillside Acres Nursing Home
Willard
East Bend
N.C
Mr. Jarrett
New York Central Railroad
Lyn Glen Chapel Methodist Church
North Carolina
Tina
Mae Hoskins
Ashland
Widow Emmogene Turner Ermomogene Turner dies at 60
Emmogene Turner of Vermilion died at Lorain Community Hospital after a short illness Sunday two days after her 60th birthday. Born in Floyd County Kentucky she lived in Lorain before moving to Vermilion twenty years ago. She attended Pleasant View Baptist Church in Litchfield. Survived by her husband Corbet Turner a son Randy Akers and three other sons Eugene Ricky and Gary all of Vermilion seven grandchildren and many relatives. Visitation today at Pleasant View Baptist Church and Tuesday at Garland Misencik Funeral Home Amherst with service Wednesday at 10 a.m. Burial in Crownhill Cemetery Amherst.
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Ermomogene Turner
Vermilion
Lorain Community Hospital
Floyd County
Lorain
Corbet
Randy Akers
Eugene
Ricky
Gary
Charles
Larry Reynolds
Wendell
Donnie Reynolds
Springport
Mich
Ronnie Reynolds
Betsy Lane
Glen Reynolds
Jackson
Ella Ruth Hall
Beaver
Augustine Cooper
Cleveland Heights
Billie Faye Finnitzer
Cleveland
Pauline Newsome
Ely
Garland- Misencik Funeral Home
Park Ave
Amherst
Larry Newsome
Crownhill Cemetery
Eleanor Boardman Dies at 93 Silent Film Star
Eleanor Boardman, famed Kodak Girl turned silent film actress, died in Santa Barbara at 93. Born in Philadelphia, she gained nationwide attention on Eastman Kodak posters and passed away in her Santa Barbara home while asleep, per her stepdaughter Suzanne Parry.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Eleanor Boardman
Miss Boardman
Philadelphia
Kodak
Eastman Kodak
Suzanne Parry
Youth leaders urge path to self esteem and careers
Sherman Jones of Ohio Graduates helps Lorain County youth build self worth and career plans. Elyria High School staff urge parents to assign responsibilities at home while encouraging youths. WJTB's James Taylor calls for supportive adults and community resources to lift young people.
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Sherman Jones
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria High School
James Taylor
WJTB
McGonagle explains measures to revive the economy
The speaker weighs tax cuts public works and savings as remedies, noting delayed effects and inflation risks. He argues a unique white collar and media recession hurts morale, with advertising down and Dow Jones profits dropping, shaping a gloomily filtered view of the economy.
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Federal Reserve Board
The
Wall Street Journal
Dow Jones
Police charge man in Ely School incident
Gulf Road resident Albert Hardy, 22, was charged with criminal trespass after being found going through desk drawers inside Ely School Friday afternoon. Principal Tom Fox identified him and said Hardy provided false information about his presence. he was later located on East Bridge Street.
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Ely
Elyria
Gulf Road
Ely School
Tom Fox
Albert Hardy
East Bridge Street
Fox
Not Forgotten Toy Drive Sees Local Gifts In Elyria
Audrey Lorenz of Grafton donated 200 dollars while Boy Scout Troop 120 in Elyria contributed Christmas wrapping paper and gifts. The Tom Mangan family and Tyler and Lindsay Yost from Elyria delivered toys to the Not Forgotten Box, and a Schwinn bike was donated by a friend known as Anonymous.
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Elyria
PTA
Brittany Holtzman
David Cavaccci
William Ball
Kyle Scarbrough
Kristina
Andrew Jaworski
Audrey Lorenz
Grafton
Boy Scouts
Troop 120
Tom Mangan
Box
Tyler
Lindsay Yost
Old Friend Anonymous
Energy soars as James Brown headlines Brown concert
James Brown electrified Front Row Theatre in Highland Heights for two hours with a 16-member entourage including 10 musicians three backup singers six dancers and an announcer. He danced shook hands and received a plaque from Rock Hall director Larry Thompson while critics noted the underwhelming opening act and a controversial James Brown Day designation.
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Highland Heights
James Brown
Front Row Theatre
Funk
Brown
Larry Thompson
Mike White
Cleveland
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