Obituary: Eunice Amber Getty 1916 2012
Eunice Amber Getty born January 29 1916 in Geneva Ohio died February 2 2012 at Lakeview Terrace Health Care Center Altoona Florida aged 96. She lived in Lorain Amherst and Elyria before moving to Florida in 1977 was a bookkeeper at Kohlmyer Hardware Eunice Getty and Supply and wife of C Elmer Getty. She is survived by son Norman Getty and daughter Peg Hartzell with four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Eunice Amber Getty
Hanson
Altoona
Florida
Lakeview Terrace
Norman Getty
Santa Maria
California
Peg
Charles) Hartzell
Wilmington
Delaware
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Dolly M. Marcum obituary announced for February
Dolly M. Marcum aged 87 of Sheffield Two died Thursday February 9 2012. Funeral arrangements are announced by Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel with details at www.gluvna.net.
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Dolly M. Marcum
Hensley
Sheffield
Gluvna-Shimo Hromada
Gluvna.net
Raymond T. Coulehan dies after long illness in Ohio
Raymond T. Coulehan 71 of North Ridgeville formerly Howland died February 8 2012 at Amherst Hospital after a long struggle with emphysema He was a Penn State graduate and metallurgist who worked for Sharon Steel USS Kobe retiring in 2004 Survived by wife Barbara twin sons Patrick and Paul grandchildren and siblings A funeral service and visitation are scheduled with Bogner Family Funeral Home and St Clarence Church burial in Resurrection Cemetery Valley City
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Raymond T. Coulehan
North Ridgeville
Amherst Hospital
Pittsburgh
Howland
Ohio
Warren
Raymond
Penn State University
Sharon Steel
Sharon
Pennsylvania
USS Kobe
Lorain
Pennsylvania National Guard
Barbara
Patrick
Jacqueline
Paul
Shari
Brunswick
Coulehan
Margaret Coulehan
Arlene Jarvis
Bogner
Center Ridge Rd
St. Clarence Church
Lorain Rd
North Olmsted
Neil Kookoothe
Resurrection Cemetery
Valley City
Hugh Watson Pennington obituary notice and services
Hugh Watson Pennington 74 of Amherst died February 9 2012 at the Cleveland Clinic after health issues. He retired from Ford Lorain Assembly Plant in 1997 after 30 years. He loved golf and was a fan of the Kentucky Wildcats and Cleveland teams. Survived by daughters Regina Tucker Sherry Shannon son Michael Pennington grandchildren greats and siblings. Funeral services set for February 13 2012 at Crossroads Baptist Oberlin with burial in Brookdale Cemetery Elyria memorials to Crossroads Baptist.
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Hugh Watson Pennington
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Hugh
Whitesburg
Kentucky
Amherst
Ford
Linda Hall
Hugh Calvin
Henry
Dora Pennington
Caudill
James Earl
Marie
Bobby
Margie
Mazie Adams
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Crossroads Baptist Church
Leavitt Road
Oberlin
Kurby Perrigan
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyria
Hugh Allgood Jr. Elyria man dies after lengthy illness
Hugh Bubba Allgood Jr., 63, of Elyria, passed away on Tuesday February 7 2012 after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Busch Funeral Home Elyria, contact (440) 322-3717.
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Hugh “Bubba” Allgood, Jr
Elyria
Busch Funeral Home
Dorothy E. Shipe obituary in Independence Missouri
Dorothy E. Shipe age 79 died at home in Independence Missouri on February 2 2012 surrounded by family. She was the wife of the late Robert Lee Shipe mother of Faith Brockett Celeste Scullin Velda Lea tutufu Ursula Craig Eugenia Sagapolu and Ralph Shipe with a large list of grandchildren and great grandchildren. A memorial service for both Dorothy and Robert Shipe was set for 10 AM May 30 2012 at Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Avon.
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Dorothy E. Shipe
Nee Cunningham
Independence
Missouri
Robert Lee Shipe
Faith Brockett
Celeste Scullin
David
Velda Leatutufu
Ursula Craig
Jeff
Eugenia Sagapolu
Aifua
Ralph Shipe
Adam Brockett
William Everett, Jr
Jason
Lorain considers school closures amid redistricting plans
Branham named Masson Elementary and Lowell Elementary as likely closed targets due to aging buildings as the district mulls moving academies and students between Lorain schools during redistricting. A public meeting at Lorain County Community College on Feb 22 will discuss these moves and the high school project costs. Contact Evan Goodenow at 329-7129 or egoodenow chroniclet.com.
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Branham
Masson
W. 40Th St
Academic Enrichment Academy
Lowell
Clinton Ave
New Beginnings Academy
Lorain High School
Lorain County Community College
Martha Smith
Bond Oversight Committee
Evan Goodenow
Chroniclet
Bill would repeal new election law in Ohio
Ohio Senate introduces a repeal bill targeting the overhaul of the state election process. Fair Elections Ohio warns against preserving any parts of the law, threatens further signature drives and possible litigation, while Republicans push for changes before the 2012 election and seek cross party input.
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Columbus
Fair Elections
Ohio
Labor
Democrats
Senate
Tom Niehaus
Niehaus
Fair Elections Ohio
Jon Husted
Husted
House
William Batchelder
Campaign mailer ethics dispute hinges on judge race
Ohio election ethics concern surrounds Lilly campaign literature urging voters to “Return Paulette Lilly Democrat for Judge.” Lilly says she consulted the Supreme Court board and acted within rules. critics say the materials imply incumbency and risk mislead voters.
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Janik
Lilly
Paulette Lilly
Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Commissioners
Columbus
Supreme Court
Avon Lake
Kreig Brusnahan
Joel Fritz
Elyria
Fritz
North Ridgeville
Mary Louise Tobin
Lorain
Mike Tony
School board weighs one month Avakian contract
The board ponders a one month 5000 dollar consulting package from Avakian to analyze the Triad survey and conduct a communications audit. Results include a 450 person phone poll by Triad Research Group. The Feb 21 vote may set longer terms.
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Avakian
Maria Suez
Syez
Triad Research Group
Vacha
City expands home repair and foreclosure stabilization programs
Development Director Angie Byington says funds will aid six to ten homes through the Emergency Home Repair Program by offering up to 10 000 dollars as a forgivable no interest loan for repairs. The Neighborhood Stabilization Program enables city purchases and rehab prior to sale to low income families, with HUD rules guiding buy rehab and sale of properties. The program targets homeowners living in the home, insured, not delinquent on taxes, and earning under 80 percent of the area median income.
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Vacha
Suez
Angie Byington
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Agency
Byington
Stabi
Brinda
HUD
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