Michael Gadus Jr. 60 longtime North Ridgeville banker dies
Michael E Gadus Jr a 60 year old banker and Army veteran of North Ridgeville died after a two year illness at Brecksville Veterans Medical Center He was first president of Clark Metro Development Organization Cleveland and vice president of Premier Bank Columbia Station branch Survived by wife Wendy daughter Megan sisters and a brother Funeral services Friday and Saturday at Liston Funeral Home with private burial at Sunset Memorial Park Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Gadus Jr
North Ridgeville
Clark Metro Development Organization
Cleveland
Columbia Station
Premier Bank
Brecksville Veterans Medical Center
West Tech
Cleveland State University
Lorain County Bank
Wendy
Nee Marek
Megan Gadus
Carol Gionet
Boston
Rosemary Martien
Littleton, Colo
Peter
Westlake
Michael
Anne
Nee Demianchuk) Gadus
Friends
Cail
Liston Funeral
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Western Reserve
East 185Th St
Theron H Mole 53 of Decatur dies in Huntsville Hospital
Theron H Butch Mole 53 of Decatur Ala formerly of Elyria died Monday at Huntsville Hospital He was born in Elyria a quality technician and an avid Cleveland Indians fan He enjoyed World War II aviation history He is survived by his son Theron Scott Mole two daughters Melissa Stowe Stephanie DeFranco Kimberly Black six grandchildren a brother Harland H Mole a sister Harlene Beckloff and Debbie Deulley his parents Harland H and Alice Mole and a sister Antoinette Guyer Friends may call 4 pm today until services at 5 pm at Parkway Funeral Home Trinity Ala officiated by Joe Culotta with details.
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Mole Theron H
Butch” Mole
Decatur
Ala
Elyria
Huntsville Hospital
Huntsville
Mole
Cleveland Indians
Gisa Maresh Mole
Theron Scott Mole
Melissa Stowe
Stephanie DeFranco
Valley City
Kimberly Black
Trinity
Harland H. Mole
Grafton
Harlene Beckloff
Broomfield
Colo
Debbie Deulley
Harland H
Alice
Nee Smith) Mole
Antoinette Guyer
P.m
Parkway Funeral Home
Alabama Hwy
Joe Culotta
Hazel Bohn obituary notice from Wellington area
Hazel M. Bohn, 82, of Henrietta Township, died Tuesday at Elms Nursing Home in Wellington. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Morman Funeral Home, 16 Canper St., Wakeman.
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Hazel M. Bohn
Henrietta Township
Elms Nursing Home
Wellington
Morman Funeral Home
Canper St
Wakeman
Death notice for Max E. Houston in Columbia Station
Max E. Houston, 68, of Columbia Station, died Tuesday at EMH Regional Medical Center in Elyria after a short illness. Friends may call Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Blackburn Funeral Home in Grafton. Funeral services are at North Eaton Christian Church on Friday morning. Time and arrangements to be announced.
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Max E. Houston
Columbia Station
Emh Regional Medical Center
Elyvia
Blackburn Funeral Home
Main St. Grafton
North Eaton
Sister Mary Justile SND dies at 91 in Chardon
Sister Mary Justile SND, 91, formerly Elyria, died Friday at Notre Dame in Chardon after a career teaching at Elyria Catholic High School from 1966 to 1983. A lifelong member of the Sisters of Notre Dame for 73 years, she is survived by family members and is honored by the Sisters of Notre Dame Campaign for Caring. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Notre Dame Educational Center in Chardon with DeJohn-Floan-Mylou Panera Home arranging.
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Mary Justile Snd
Chardon
Elyria
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Elyria Catholic High School
Congregation of the Sisters of Notre Dame
John
Mary
Nee Smolka) Baron
John Baron
Helen
Rose
Agnes Baron
Bertha Hautman
Notre Dame Educational Center
Auburn Road
Sisters of Notre Dame
DeJohn-Floan-Mylou Panera
Alayfield Road
Moran Angela Amata Barbara Moran Wellington resident 84
Angela Amata Barbara Moran 84 of Wellington died Sunday in Allen Medical Center Oberlin after an apparent heart attack at home. Born in Cleveland she lived in Wellington since 1976 and worked as a waitress at the Oberlin Inn prior to retiring in 1980. Survivors include her son Bryan and daughters Patricia Jackson Mary Novotny, 13 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and sister Clare Ayres. Funeral Mass at St Patrick Church Wellington with interment Greenwood Cemetery. Cowling Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Angela Amata
Barbara Moran
Wellington
Allen Medical Center
Oberlin
Cleveland
Oberlin Inn
Bryan
Laverkin
Utah
Patricia Jackson
Burbank
Ohio
Mary Novotny
Clare Ayres
California
Edmund Eugene
Daniel
John Ambrose
Mary Elizabeth
Nee Koval
Kearney
John
Joseph Kearney
Mary Celine
Mary Amata
Mary Pascal
Frances Lascoe
Ceil Kingsley
Greenwood Cemetery
Cowling Funeral Home
S. Main St
Oberlin health worker Mamie Ellington dies after long illness
Mamie Dell Ellington 81 of Oberlin a longtime health care worker died Monday at Welcome Nursing Home Oberlin after a long illness Born in Georgetown Ga she moved to Oberlin in 1950 She cared for local families from the 1950s to the 1990s Survived by sons Eddie Willie both of Elyria Donele of San Antonio a daughter Barbara Ellington of Tampa Fla four grandchildren six great grandchildren and several siblings Friends may call Thursday noon to 1 pm at South Main St Oberlin with Pastor Charles B Masle officiating Interment in Westwood Cemetery Oberlin
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Mamie Velinaungon
Oberlin
Welcome
Georgetown
Ellington
Eddie
Willie
Elyria
Donele
San Antonio
Barbara Elington
Tampa
Fla
Eddie Dotson
James
Lillie May Ellington
Mayle
Adell (Nee Rock) Dotson
Calvin Dotson
Cowling Funeral Home
South Main St
Charles B. Masle
Christian Missionary Alliance
Westwood Cemetery
Obituary notices for Edna Cox and Lola Nowicki published in Lorain area
Edna Blaydes Ms Peach Cox 88 of Lorain died at home after a sudden illness born in Memphis Tennessee moved to Lorain in 2002 worked as a waitress and cook on river barges in Mississippi and as a food checker for Clariage Hats in Memphis survived by daughters Joyce Grace Judy Finger Kathy Curry nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren first husband James Avery O Neal second husband Vernon Cox parents Collie and Kathrine Blaydes three brothers and three sisters friends may call 4 pm Friday at Walter A Frey Funeral Home with funeral service by Rev Samuel A Cash at 7 pm Lola J Nowicki nee Snurr 75 of Sterling Heights Michigan formerly Elyria died Tuesday at Shelby Nursing Center Shelby Township born in Norwalk moved to Elyria in 1948 then Lorain to Sterling Heights in 199% member of Pilgrim United Church of Christ Survivors include son Fred Nowicki of Chicago Falls daughter Cynthia Snyder of Shelby Township ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren sister Deanna Snurr of Lorain husband Stephen 2000 granddaughter and brother Robert Snurr friends may call 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Thursday at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria funeral Friday 10 am Rev Kathryn Ketchum officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
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Edna Blaydes
Peach” Cox
Lorain
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Joyce M. Grace
North Carolina
Judy D. Finger
Kathy Curry
James Avery O'Neal
Vernon Cox
Collie
Kathrine (Nee Johnson
Blaydes
Walter A. Frey
Erie Ave
Samuel A. Cash
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Lola J. Nowicki
Snurr
Sterling Heights
Mich
Elyria
Shelby Nursing Center
Shelby Township
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
Elmwood Cemetery
Burglary charge tied to alleged clothing motive in Elyria
Allan L. Guice, 23, of Leavitt Road, facing one burglary count for breaking into Jaime and Alexis Guzman’s East 30th Street home on Sept. 5. He told police he targeted the home because the victims had too many clothes and he lacked clothing. he used a spare key and took shorts while a victim slept. He has been living on the street since age 15 and was wearing the shorts when arrested. Prosecutors note potential penalties up to eight years in prison and $15,000 in fines.
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Elyria
Lorain
Allan L. Guice
Leavitt Road
Guice
Jaime and
Alexis Guzman
Ingro
East 30Th Street
Evidence dispute over DNA and venereal disease in rape case
Ormer said high probability of transmission for venereal diseases while accuser tested negative. Byrd also known as Shyomill T. Smith on parole for felonious assault April 6. Rivera claimed no tape exists. judge ordered Rivera notes turned over. jury did not hear tape discussion.
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Ormer
Rivera
Byrd
Shyomill T. Smith
Ortner
Common Pleas
Thomas W. Janas
Ornier
Riverwalk project gains hesitant support and praise
Bullocks backs the Riverwalk venture but questions using block grant funds. Gail Abbey admits she misjudged the plan and now supports it for future gains. Chuck Shimola of Washington Terrace overlooks the falls and praises the mayor. Grace credits S E Johnson for creative budgeting and improvements while delays stem from project additions. Final finishing touches planned in early spring with construction continuing this month. Contact Christina Jolliffe at 3297123 for more details.
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Veair
Bullocks
Gail Abbey
D 6Th Ward
Abbey
Chuck Shimola
Washington Terrace
Falls
Grace
S._E. Johnson
Wright brothers field displays history at Dayton site
Center displays air plane diagrams tools photos and a life sized model of the Wrights flying school at the field near Dayton. Stephen Wright great grandson placed a wreath on the first flight memorial as historians note the Wrights learned maneuvering banking circling and aloft time there between 1904 and 1916. Base historian Jan Ferguson says new exhibits will arrive for the centennial while public access to the field is eased with a new gate separate from Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Wrights
Norton
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Stephen Wright
Wright-Patterson Air
Ohio to expand waivers for disabled with home care focus
The waiver plan provides federal funding for community and home based care, offering 60 percent federal coverage once eligible. It preserves MRDD budgets but excludes families above Medicaid income, and requires certified providers, drawing mixed reactions from disability advocates.
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Ritchey
Beverly Johnson
Cerebral Palsy Association of
Ohio
Johnson
Hospitals Must Classify Stroke Care Facilities Nationwide
NIH meeting attendees hear that within a year hospitals should declare if they can provide proper stroke care and ambulances should divert potential stroke patients to those with state of the art services. Experts cite CT scans and 24 hour access as crucial to safe TPA use, while programs in Cincinnati and San Diego show regional coordination to speed treatment.
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NIH
Cincinnati
Jauch
San Diego
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