Mary Magdalene Umek obituary from Lorain
Mary Magdalene Maggie Umek 85 died January 31 2007 after a short illness. Born in Cleveland she lived in Lorain most of her life. Survivors include daughter Mary Kapalin grandson Richard Kapalin and brother Serafin Garcia. Services February 3 at 10 am Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon officiated by Rev Jimmy Madsen. Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home in charge.
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Mary Magdalene
Maggie” Umek
Andrew Joseph Umek
Orencia Manzano Fernandez
Felix Garcia Mangas
Emilio
Julio Vivas
Valeriana Vivas
Frances Garcia
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Center Rd
Avon
Jimmy Madsen
Reichlin-Cooley Funeral Home
Judith A Hardenburg 52 Elyria resident dies after long illness
Judith A Hardenburg 52 of Elyria died Tuesday January 30 2007 at her residence after a long illness Born in Amherst she lived in Lorain County for years A 1973 Elyria High School graduate she attended Kent State University for three years She is survived by son Harrison longtime companion Greg Barnes of Oberlin mother Kay Hardenburg and sisters Sandra and Susan Goforth Memorials may go to Animal Protective League of Lorain County Liston Funeral Home North Ridgeville handles arrangements
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Judith A. H
Judith A. Hardenburg
Elyria
Amherst
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Kent State University
Harrison
Erdenburg
Greg Barnes
Oberlin
Kay Hardenburg
Sandra Goforth
Susan Goforth
Animal Protective League
Murray Ridge Road
Liston Funeral Home
North Ridgeville
LaDonna Moebius 71 Amherst resident dies after illness
LaDonna Marie Moebius nee Kyle 71 of Amherst died at home after a brief illness. She was born 1936 in Nankin Ohio raised Vermilion and lived in Amherst since 1935. She worked at National Tube Lorain Norma Young Accountant Fireland Floors and was a Deaconess at Family Fellowship Four Square Church. Survived by daughters Kimberly Schmitt Kyle Edward Kelly Comstock six grandchildren one great grandson twin brother Donald Kyle sister Dorthy West. Funeral Friday February 2 2007 4 7 pm Hempel Funeral Home Amherst and Saturday February 3 2007 11 am at Family Fellowship Church Amherst Burial Brownhelm Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice or Family Church.
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LaDonna Marie Moebius
LaDonna
Oberlin School of Business
National Tube
Lorain
Norma Young Accountant Agency
Fireland Floors
Four Square Church
Amherst
Amherst Garden Club
New Life Hospice
Kimberly Schmitt
Kyle Edward
Kelly Comstock
Vermilion
Donald Kyle
Dorthy West
Edward Louis
Bud"Moebius, Jr
John
Bertha Kyle
Werstler
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Family Fellowship
Cooper Foster Park Rd
William Moyer
Brownhelm Cemetery
Brownhelm Township
Hempel Funeral Home
Memorial notice for Helen E Prochaska of Elyria Solon and Cleveland
Helen E Prochaska 101, died February 1 2007 at LifeCare Center of Elyria after three years as resident. Survived by son Norman E Prochaska Leroy MI and daughter Dolores A Toth North Ridgeville OH plus ten grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Visitation February 3 10 00 am service 11 00 am at St John Lutheran Elyria. Burial Highland Park Cemetery. Dicken Funeral Home Elyria in charge.
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Helen E. Prochaska
LifeCare Center
Elyria
Cleveland
Ohio
Solon
Norman E Prochaska
Leroy
Michigan
Dolores A. Toth
North Ridgeville
Henry H. Prochaska
Emily Sacha
Ladimer
Edward
William Belinger
Louis
Christina Belinger
St John Lutheran Church
West River Road
North
Elyria Ohio
von Berlin Wil
Highland Park Cemetery
Highland Falls
Dicken
Rumsey Lawrence F. “Larry” Rumsey 1921 2007 New London
Lawrence F Rumsey age 85 of New London died January 31 2007 at The Rehabilitation and Nursing Center at Firelands He was born October 10 1921 in New London A lifelong farmer he is survived by his brother Kenneth and nephews He was preceded by sister Marion Snyder and brothers Jack and Thomas Rumsey Services set for February 4 2007 at Eastman Funeral Home with Pastor Doug Lang officiating Graveside services at Grove Street Cemetery Memorials may be given to a charity of choice
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Lawrence F
Larry” Rumsey
New London
Firelands
Frank
Margaret
Burk) Rumsey
Rumsey
Lax
Kenneth
Marion Snyder
Jack
Thomas Rumsey
Eastman Funeral Home
West Main St
Doug Lang
New London Alliance Church
Grove Street
Lorain schools weigh buyouts to trim teacher costs
Front teachers average about 33 000 a year and the district would save by removing top heavy earners. After 30 years teachers could take early retirement with one chance to cash in. The Lorain teachers union, representing 650 educators, will consider the plan today and decide Monday.
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Schnurr
Lorain
Ditch Clean‑Up Spurs Taconite Haul Across Bridge
City officials consider penalties for pellet transport from C1 jail with fines up to 200 dollars or 30 days in jail per offense. Councilman David Wargo notes about a dozen truck concerns in 18 months as ditch clearing near the lakefront bridge prompts renewed hauls. Jonick Trucking comment not available Thursday. Contact Aca Wriget at 329-7151 or marget ctrommctet com.
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David Wargo
Ward
Jonick Trucking
Aca Wriget
Marget
Ctrommctet
Taft’s post‑term book release highlights positives
Former Ohio Governor Bob Taft published The Taft Years 1999 2006 a glossy look at his tenure while leaving office. The state paid 17480 for 128 pages with 2000 copies and faces 32000 in consulting costs owed to Cochran Group.
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Columbus
Bob Taft
Taft
Jim Rhodes
Cochran
Rhodes
Chan Cochran
Keith Dailey
Ted Strick
Dailey
Jon Allison
Woman charged after child left home alone in Lorain
Lorain police investigated a Westltn Street breaking and entering call and found a 4-year-old girl home alone. Brandi Dillon, 23, was charged with child endangering after claiming she briefly left to get a cigarette from a neighbor.
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Lorain
Ltn
Brandi Dillon
Avon Lake chimney fire causes major damage
A chimney fire in an Avon Lake home spread to the attic causing about 20000 dollars in damage. Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake firefighters responded within minutes with mutual aid, and the home remains uninhabitable though the occupants planned to stay at a hotel.
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Avon Lake
Briarwood Court
Jim Berry
Avon
Sheffield Lake
Berry
Burglar Steals 5900 Coin Collection In Elyria
A burglar shattered a kitchen window on Winthrop Drive, Elyria, stole a buffalo head nickel plus other coins totaling 5900, plus two $100 coins, 100 Canadian coins at 30 each, 1200 $1 coins, and 100 half dollars totaling 500, with two stolen checkbooks. A suspect had previously asked the homeowner for money and a fingerprint was taken from the window.
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Elyria
Winthrop Drive
Burglars loot Lorain home as boy returns from school
A year old boy arrived home from school to find two burglars ransacking a bedroom on Polo Avenue. Police say the men fled after threatening the mother and carrying a bag of goods including up to 50 PlayStation games valued at about 1760 dollars.
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Lorain
Polo Avenue
Lorain nurse charged in theft from 87-year-old woman
Elyria police charged Christy Mason, 25, a home health nurse, with theft by deception and receiving stolen property after she scammed an 87-year-old woman of thousands. Mason pretended to be the victim’s granddaughter and manipulated ATM withdrawals and deposits to cover her sob story about sick children.
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Elyria
Lorain
Christy Mason
School Employees Credit Union
Griswold Road
Mason
Employ
Ees
Credit Union
Wellington school board undecided on teacher's fate
Wellington officials weigh disciplinary action for Patrick Knoble a Wellington High School FFA adviser accused of unaccounted funds and failure to report suspected child abuse. The board met in executive session to discuss personnel matters with sheriff detectives reviewing the case.
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Wellington
Victor Cardenzana
Patrick Knoble
Cardenzana
Knoble
Future Farmers of America Group
State Auditor
Mantini cites budget gains but deficits linger in city plan
Mantini notes budget constraints for Ohio city. Fortin's proposed 28.5 million revenue forecast plans hiring six new staff including four firefighters, the largest added workforce since 2000. Mayor Foltin expresses cautious optimism as services may expand amid stabilization after plant closures.
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Mantini
Ohio
Fortin
Foltin
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