Area death notices from Elyria area chronicle
A sequence of obituaries from Elyria area residents, listing names ages and brief life histories. Mrs. Marcella A Monschein 83 of Elyria died after a short illness. Henry I Standen 83 formerly of Elyria died in Fort Lauderdale after a long illness. Rosina M Cooney 83 of Wakeman died after a short illness. Mabel Walker Saner 90 of Oberlin died after a brief illness. Celia A Varsey 99 longtime Elyria resident died at Ferry Nursing Home. Alfred E Giesel 73 of Orlando Florida died of heart failure. Georgetta M Byrd 71 formerly of Elyria died at St Joseph Hospice. Details include birthplaces, affiliations, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella A. Monschein
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
North Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
St Peter Catholic Church
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Democratic Party
St. Jude Catholic Church
John
Clare) Blevins
Mathias
Edward
Grafton
Regina Ackerman
Avon
Mary Dougherty
DeForest
Clara Brooder
Joseph
Urban
August Schmitz
Henry I. Standen
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Amherst
Perry-Fay Co
International Association of Machinists
Jean
Eugene Standen
Euclid
Carl Fesler
Fairchild Funeral Home
Rosina M. Cooney
Wakeman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Woodbury
N.J
Blanche Carter
Westville
Rose Martello
New Jersey
Marian Knott
James J. Sr
James J. Jr
Eastman Funeral Home
New London
Mabel Walker Saner
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Garfield Heights
First Church
Rebecca Lodge
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Retired Teachers Association
Saner
Oberlin College
Case Western Reserve
Allen
Lalah Jarvis
Leesburg
Howard Walker
West Salem
Ralph Walker
Cowling Funeral Home
John Elder
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Celia A. Varsey
Hurlebaus
Ferry
Litchfield
North Eaton
Elyria Church of the Nazarene
Selah Laborie
Morris J
Dicken Funeral Home
Mike Willams
Georgetta M. Byrd
Georgetts M. Byrd
St. Joseph's Hospice
Swissvale
Cathool
Death notices for Amherst residents and survivors named
Obituary notices list Robert and Anna with survivors Hilda C and others. Details include calling hours at Hempel Funeral Home in Amherst Sunday evening and Mason services at 7 pm, with funeral Monday at 1 pm and burial in Evergreen. Also mentions Oberhin and Oberin with memorial services at Coming Funeral Home and similar arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Amherst
Biasly
Hilda C . Som
Thomas Friemin
Hempel Paneral Nome
Stonington
Anna F
Teomeriye
Oberhin
Dpe Ima Ller
Oberin Beeretay Ferveey Mets
Eggsperience in parenting class teaches eggs concept at LORAIN-Clearview High
LORAIN Clearview High School students in adult roles classes cared for an egg named Eggby for four days to simulate parenting. They documented Eggby's activities, found sitters, and faced accidents, learning that parenting requires time, responsibility, and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Clearview High School
Janet Loos
Sharron Lauer
Mrs. Loos
Eggby
Eggbert
Eggatha
Raggedy Ann
Traci Bernable
Berea panel OKs 2 year fire pact
Berea Finance Committee Friday backed a two year wage contract for city firefighters. The pact, approved by firefighters in December, provides 7 percent raises for 1985 and 1986 plus a prescription drug allowance in 1986. First year salary for a rookie firefighter is 18,808. The deal includes 10 sick days yearly, 24 hour shifts, 17 sick days can be accumulated, need for physician after two days illness, eight holidays, paramedic work assignments by the fire chief with certification required, and an employer paid life insurance plan of 7,000 with a 3,000 employee option for exempt and nonrepresented staff. Mayor Whipple touted a guaranteed paramedic supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Riveredge School
Ken
Preston
John G. Whipple
Council
Deaths of Jack W Lysaght Elyria native obituary note
Jack W. Lysaght 63 of Battle Creek Michigan died January 20 after a heart attack at Community Hospital. He served 36 years in the Navy retiring in 1975 and later worked for the Defense Property Disposal Services. He lived in Battle Creek since 1982 after moving from Columbus. He belonged to several Lutheran churches, was a member of F and AM Lodge No 112 Killdeer North Dakota, and leaves Anice L. (nee Westrum) and children Larry Terrill Jaci Rebecca, a brother Franklin, and two grandchildren. Burial was in Grassy Butte North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Lysaght
Elyria
Community Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Columbus
Navy
Elyria High School
St. John Lutheran Church
Defense Property Disposal Services
Command
Battle Creek Federal Center
Messiah Lutheran Church
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church
F&am Lodge No. 112
Killdeer
N.D
Anice L
Nee Westrum
Larry F
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Terrill O
Jaci Wilson
San Francisco
Calif
Rebecca R
Coos Bay
Ore
Franklin E
Grassy Bute, N.D
Fewer ambulances won't hurt Amherst
AMHERST Lorain Area Ambulance Service ends in Amherst next Thursday but Lorain Community Hospital Ambulance will continue serving residents. Mayor Jaworski says one service remains and LAAS base moves to Community Hospital with a future Amherst base planned. Hospital Exec Director Matthews notes declines in ambulance runs and economic impact while LAAS garage may be repurposed for hospital use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
John Jaworski
Jaworski
Unreliabse Armet Ambulance Service
Paul) Batcom
Lorain Community
Community Hospital
Batcom
LAAS
Amherst Hospital
John Matthews
Matthews
Elyria man in serious condition after throat slashing
In Elyria a 60 year old man, Billy Howe of 421 West 14th Street, remained in serious but stable condition after surgery for a throat injury. Police arrested Paul Allgood at 469 West 11th Street, who gave a conflicting account of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Billy Howe
14Th St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Paul Allgood
Elyria City
Howe
Allgood
11Th St
Fourteen nations pledge about 1.1 billion to Africa aid
Paris AP reports fourteen industrialized countries pledged roughly 1.1 billion dollars to a World Bank fund aimed at boosting economies in famine struck Africa. The United States did not join, preferring to direct aid to Africa itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
World Bank
Africa
United States
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Henry J. Standen
Laubenthal
John Buza
St. Peter Cemetery
Alfred E. Giesel
Brookgreen Ave
Orlando
Fln
Florida
South Pacific
Ruby
Sharon
David
Paul
Tennessee
Harold
Wellington
Richard
LaGrange
Jennie Gehring
Ann Zimmerman
Ashland
Dorothy McDonald
Wheelersburg
Qmo
Elsie
Woodlawn
Old Winter Garden Highway
Orlando Baptist Temple
Willis Kimball
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Missouri
Houston Hospital
Cabool
Kenneth
Merle Wacker
Magdaline
Madge) Riske
Bethel Park
Edgar
Bogner
Elliott-Gentry
Cabonl
Marcella Monschein
Clearview High
York
Mrs. Sons
Joelele Fazekas
Matthew
Carolyn Vanek
Terri Bernable
Consumers
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Consumer Federation of America
Washington
Ohio Democrat
Federation
Neth Preston
State Employment Relations Board
Elyrian
Kuriger
Rozella Kuriger
Frank J. Kuriger
S. Reed Road
Campbellsville College
Campbellsville
Blackburn
Coput