Todorov Dies in Norwalk at 46 After Long Illness
Anna G Todorov nee Slavik 46 of Norwalk Ohio died Feb 24 2008 at Gundam Nursing Center Norwalk following a long illness. She was born in Arcadia Pennsylvania and lived in Cleveland before moving to Norwalk. Survivors include daughters Theresa Myers Monroeville Belly Stutsman Norwalk a sister Betty Bataka Cleveland a brother Joe Slavik Cleveland and three grandchildren. Preceded by husband Nicholas Todorov 1986 parents John and Elizabeth Slavik and brothers John and George. Visitation 2 to 5 p m Sunday Evans & Groff Funeral Home Norwalk. Mass 10:30 a m Monday St Mary Catholic Church Norwalk. Burial Meadow Green Memorial Park Huron. Memorials to St Mary Church Norwalk. Online condolences at wenwinorwalkfuneral com.
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Anna G. ‘Todorov
Slavik
Norwalk
Gaumont
Nor Walk
Bor
Arcadia
Cleveland
St. Mary Catholic Church
Theresa M. Myers
Monroeville
Belly A. Stutsman
Betty Bataka
Joe Slavik
Nicholas Todorov
John
Elizabeth
Nee Popik) Slavik
Mary
Helen Slavik
John Slavik
George Slavik
Evans & Groff
K. Main St
W. League St
Frank Speier
Meadow Green Memorial Park
Huron
League St
Wenwinorwalkfuneral.com
Obituary: Edna Joyce Johnson of Elyria dies at 17
Edna Joyce Johnson nee Lawson 17 of Elyria died Feb 23 2005 after a brief illness at Commun ity Health Partners Hospital Lorain. She was a West High graduate attended Southern Arkansas University and worked at Target and Fashion Bug. Survivors include husband James Johnson daughters Rose Mary McGee Patricia Lindsey Cheryl Donaldson Hope Johnson sons James A Johnson Keith L Johnson 17 grandchildren one great grandchild and several siblings. Services Sunday 7 to 9 pm at Unity Baptist Church with funeral Monday noon Rev Willie Gardner officiating burial in Brookdale Cemetery Elyria. Carter Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Edna Joyes Johnson
Lawson
Elyria
Community Health Parties Hospital
Lorain
Elyria West
James Johnson
Rose Mary McGee
Patricia Lindsey
North Carolina
Cheryl Donaldson
Hope Johnson
Ilyria
James A
Joseph
Odessa Lawson
Troy Lawson
Ruby
Nettie Lawson
Unity Baptist Church
Puller Road
Willie Gardner
Brookdale Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
John M. Holland, 86, of Lorain dies in 2005
John M. Holland, 86, of Lorain, died Wednesday February 23, 2005, at Oak Hills Nursing Center in Lorain. Friends may call 4 to 8 p m Sunday at Gluvria Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel, 3224 Broadway, Lorain. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
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John M. Holland
Lorain
Oak Hills Nursing Center
Friends
Gluvria-Shimo-Hromada Puneral
Broadway
Mearl H Walton, Elyria resident, dies at 79
Mearl H Walton, 79, of Elyria, passed away February 24 2005 at RMH Regional Medical Center after a short illness. Visitation is Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at Laudenthal-DeCarlo Funeral Home 267 Washington Ave Elyria. Arrangements incomplete and will be announced by the funeral home.
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Mearl H. Walton
Elyria
RMH Regional Medics Center
Laudenthal-DeCarlo
Washington Ave
Joseph Novotny dies at 71 in Avon Lake home
Joseph Robert Novotny 71 of Avon Lake died Thursday February 24 2005 at his home. Funeral arrangements are with Busch Funeral Home 163 Avon Belden Road Avon Lake view at buschfuneral com
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Joseph Robert Novotny
Avon Lake
Busch Funeral Home
Avon Belden Roar
Death Notices STAFFORD at Avon Memorial Home
The notice lists several family members and friends in mourning including Micha vie Louisa Rowtel and Wanita, with services at Avon Memorial Home and Path Cemetery. It mentions a birthday at the home and cremation services by BUST POSTIUL AND CREMATORY SERVICTS.
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Day of
Sheffield
Isis Jinrunts
Yalesp
Qeiptiatim
Micha Vie
Louisa Rowtel
Wanita
Sunllnatly
Bavakier
Beil Geyer
Saftogty
Ait Malay Lees
Anil Nephews
Tegal
Jem
Huse Menergt
Aor
Beldiag Road
Avon
Avon Usha
Fragmented names and places from a damaged 2005 notice fragment
A jagged OCR text fragment mentions multiple names such as Gollumbar, Alunaaglure, Gratien, Saint fal, and places like Colimtia Station and Hermon. The excerpt includes dates, events, and oblique references to people and institutions, but the overall meaning is unclear and parts appear garbled. No coherent narrative or actionable item is extractable.
Liberals back Dean as new Democratic Party leader
An activist group in Seattle presents Howard Dean with a tall bark bone statue honoring his anti war stance and Bush era policies. As he becomes party head, liberals view him as a catalyst for a tougher, more unified progressive stance with figures like Tubbs Jones Kucinich and McDermott cited as guiding examples.
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Dean
Washington
Seattle Area
Howard Dean
Vermont
Ohio U.S
Stephanie Tubbs Jones
Dennis Kucinich
Dal LaMagna
The
Progressive Government Institute
Kuginieh
Jim McDermott
Iraq
Hill Moyer
Backbone Campaign
Mayer
Democratic Party
Sander
Underground Railroad exhibit draws crowds in Cincinnati
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center drew about 130000 visitors in its first year of operation, missing half its yearly goal of 260000. Skeptics question projections as the museum plans to raise 7 million annually for operations and further endowments. Experts note first-year attendance often peaks, suggesting room for growth as sponsors and the public gauge ongoing support.
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Cincinnati
National Underground Railroad
Freedom Center
Spencer Crow
Cresy
Smithsonian Institution
Wash
Ington
Fey
Dennis Barrie
Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center
Cleveland
Spy Museum
Washington
Barrie
Rock and Row
Oprah Win- Trey
Charter school teachers lack full certification in Ohio
Ohio Department of Education records show 43 percent of charter school teachers in the state hold full state certification, far below nearly 98 percent in traditional public schools. Officials say federal rules let states govern charter teacher credentials, creating a loophole critics urge to close. Sam Schloemer of Cincinnati notes charter schools were meant as an alternative to regular public schools.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
WC. Benton
Benton
State Board of Education
Sam Schloemer
Cincinnati
Schuols
Rego Public Schools
Bail bond agents sentenced in drug suspect trafficking case
Two bail bond agents from Ohio were sentenced for trafficking a drug suspect from Canada. Rohwet Carlen Roberts, 61, of Solon, drew a six month term and a $25,000 fine. Reginald Bailey, 43, of Cleveland, received a one year sentence and a $10 fine.
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The
Associated Press
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Rohwet Carlen Roberts
Solon
Reginald Bailey
Federal court in Buffalo tables immigrant smuggling plea
In a Tuesday hearing Bailey and Roberts pleaded guilty to immigrant smuggling in federal court in Buffalo New York. Each faced up to a year in prison while Riley received a longer sentence due to a prior criminal record. Bailey and Roberts were travelling with Kenneth Weckworth a Canadian citizen wanted on Ohio drug charges when stopped by customs authorities.
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Senferieg
Buffalo, N.Y
Bailey
Roberts
Riley
Kenneth Weckworth
Ohio
Obituary for Gloria A. Gross of Lorain at 76
Gloria Anne Gross 76 of Lorain died Thursday February 34 2005 at Community Health Partners Hospital Lorain following a long illness Born in Elyria she lived in the area all her life She enjoyed singing with a band for 57 years Survived by sons William Gross Grozik Vermilion and David Gross Grafton a granddaughter and sister Nelda Malham Dunedin Fla Preceded in death by parents Arthur and Sadie Lawson and brothers George Robert and Job Lawson Services Monday at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home Lorain Reverend William Hainsock will officiate Memorial Park Memorial Center donations to charity of donor's choice may be made
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Gloria Anne Gross
Lawson
Lorain
Community Health Partners Hospital
Elyria
William Gross
William Grozik
Vermilion
David Gross
Grafton
Nelda Malham
Dunedin
Fla
Arthur Wid Sadie
Hartman) Lawson
George, Robert
Jobin Lawson
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Keith L. Johnson
Vera Lawson
Verus Holt
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Mear
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Eugene R. Carter
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Ind Ciranelieten
Daisy H. Lowery
Helda -M. Diederich
Pudge
Rowsel
Melda M. Diener
Hohe
Nolavod
Curlati
Tina
Henne
Allan Speth
Joseph Novotny
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Paris
Democratic National Committee
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Congress
House
Senate
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Dan Hurley
Museu Center
Union Terminal
Hutrley
Crew
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wcro-Tv
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Reichlin-Cooley Finneral
William Hainsock
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