Gilbert O Britton Dies at 73 in Elyria After Illness
Gilbert O. Britton 73 of Elyria died Wednesday at New Life Hospice Center of St. Joseph in Lorain after a short illness. A Delphi W Va native, he worked 25 years at Lear Romeo in Elyria, served in WWII, and was active in local fraternal and veterans groups. He is survived by his wife Emogene, a daughter, two grandsons, and several siblings. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery with military honors. Memorials to New Life Hospice.
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St. Joseph
Lorain
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W. Va
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Lear Sigler
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Frank S. Harmon Lodge
F&am
American Legion
VFW
Moose Lodge
Gehrke and Sons Mfg
Ohio Screw Products
Emogene (Nee Williams) Britton
Stephane Carey
Dennis R Britton
Friends
Dicken
Middle Ave
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Frank K. Carey
Brookdale Cemetery
VFW Post 1079
Kolbe Road
Wakeman man dies after long illness at 82
John William Ockenga 82 of Wakeman died Tuesday at Norwalk Memorial Home after an extended illness. He farmed in Wakeman and raised horses and beef cattle, served in the 712th Tank Battalion in Europe from D-day, moved to Cleveland then Wakeman in 1972, was married to Rose Lojewski, and was a member of St Mary Catholic Church and local veterans posts. Survivors include his wife, a son, two grandchildren, and siblings. Services 10:40 a.m. Saturday at St Mary Church with burial later. memorials to St Mary Church memorial fund.
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Wakeman
Norwalk Memorial Home
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Nee Waite) Ockenga
George
Joseph
Donald Gekenga
Frances
Gerber-Morman Funeral Home
Cooper St
St. Mary Catholic Church
E. Main St
David Reinhart
P.O
James M. Wynne
Valley City
Lorain
Wynne
Pittsburgh Testing Co
St. Martin Catholic Church
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Brunswick
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elyria
Station Road
Thomas R Dunphy
Resurrection Cemetery
Franklin Krakowski
Mary Frances Hutchison
North Ridgeville
Amelia Ann Simpson
Ceciulia Rakich
Veronica Pesti
Stephanie Kurowski
Frank S
Anthony
Emelia Tesarek
Ann Mailowski
Bernice Higgins
Gluvna-Shumo- Hromada
Broadway
Nativity Altar
Richard Rylands 53 Dies. Akron Area Resident
Richard Alan Rylands of North Ridgeville died at home on December 5. Born in Akron and a Revere High School graduate, he worked at USG Interiors and played in regional bands. Survivors include his parents and three siblings. Private services were held at Rose Hill Burial Park with arrangements by Billow Chapel in Akron.
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Robert
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Sarasota
Fla
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Orlando
Nancy Garris
North Olmsted
Rose Hill Burial Park
Fairlawn
Billow Chapel
N. Miller Road
Helen Inez Baisch obituary notice from Brunswick United Methodist Church
Helen Inez Baisch 85 of Greenwood S C died Tuesday after a short illness Medina County resident most of life graduate of Medina High School worked for Palmquist AT Root families clerk for BH L Elevator active Brunswick United Methodist Church secretary volunteer enjoyed canning sewing knitting crocheting Survivors include daughter Beverly Snyder son Nolan Baisch four grandchildren sisters Ruth Wolfe Edith Kutler husband Corwin parents Arthur Nettie Short sister Nellie Burnage brother Howard Short funeral 9pm Friday Bauer Funeral Home burial Myrtle Hill Brunswick United Methodist Church Building Fund
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Helen Inez Baisch
Short
Greenwood
S.C
Medina County
Baisch
Medina High School
Palmquist
Valley City
Medina Hospital
Brunswick United Methodist Church
Beverly Snyder
McCormick
D.C
Nolan Baisch
Rocky River
Ruth Wolfe
Valley
Tom Lenhart
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Brunswick United Methodist Church Building Fund
Rob Buck of 10 000 Maniacs Dies at 42 in Pittsburgh
Rob Buck, lead guitarist for the rock band 10 000 Maniacs, died at 42 from liver failure complications at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Buck wrote music for hits like Hey Jack Kerouac and Whats The Matter Here. He formed the band in 1981 with Dennis Drew and others. Natalie Merchant left in 1993 and Mary Ramsey joined.
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Buck
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Blair Woods
Jack Kerouac
Rob
Dennis Drew
Buffalo News
Jamestown
N.Y
Drew
Steven Gustafson
John Lombardo
Natalie Merchant
John V Lindsay dies at 79 in South Carolina
John V. Lindsay former New York City mayor and civil rights champion died late Tuesday at Hilton Head Medical Center South Carolina at age 79. He suffered pneumonia after years of illness including Parkinsons disease and two strokes. Lindsay led New York City from 1965 to 1973 and was praised as a Pied Piper who brought many young people into government. He and his wife, with four children, moved to assisted living on Hilton Head Island as his health declined.
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Lindsay
New York City
John Lindsay
Rudolph Giuliani
Hilton Head Island
WNOP AM to end jazz format in Cincinnati a year end
AP reports listeners mourn as WNOP AM ends nearly 40 years of jazz with its final broadcast at midnight December 31. Sacred Heart Radio buys the station for 550000 and will switch to Roman Catholic programming. Nearby plans include possible restart within six to twelve months with stronger 5000 watt power.
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WNOP
Cincinnati
Wnop-Am
Wnopam
Ohio River
Buddy Rich
Gene Krupa
Count Basie
Oscar Peterson
Wes Montgomery
John Coltrane
Stan Kenton
Woody Herman
Sacred Heart Radio
Stevens
al Vontz II
Heidelberg Distributing Co
Sacred Heart
Vontz
York Christmas song mocks CEO and York Factory woes
Fragmented lyric style list recounts Mike Young as figure giving misfortunes at the York Factory across a parody of the twelve days of Christmas. Repeated lines reference job loss late payments bounced checks and various grievances tied to York entities.
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Mike Young
Gifts From C1 Raises Ethics Questions Over City Officials
The Jacobs group offered four 10 ounce Kansas City strip steaks totaling 44.99. Freel said returning gifts would be best for the city but not evidence of ethics violations. He added that accepting a gift does not imply lawbreaking. Officials from the Jacobs group did not comment.
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Freel
Jacobs Group
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