Area Deaths and Local Notices From Lorain Elyria and Akron
Multiple obituary notices and a bank promotion update. Beatrice J Dolan 81 died in St Louis after brief illness born Lincoln Nebraska taught at Amherst High School 1929 to 1939 and St Agnes Elyria 1957 to 1967 survived by husband Gerard and children Catherine Elizabeth William. John E Herman 85 died in Swanton Maryland survived by wife Beulah daughter Bonnie and grandchildren. Alvin W Murillo Lorain native Admiral King High School graduate named Vice President of Central Trust Bank of Northern Ohio promoted mid December with 21 years banking since 1984. J Leland Wright 79 Akron electronics tech F A A Oberlin and North Springfield Presbyterian Church member survived by wife June son Jack four grandchildren and brother. visitation and funeral details. A leather coat theft reported in Elyria. Burial and memorials noted for Wright in Akron area.
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Beatrice J Dolan
St Anthony Hospital
St. Louis
Lincoln
Neb
Kent State University
Amherst High School
St. Agnes School
Elyria
John E
Nick) Herman
Westlake
Swanton
Beulah
Harvey
Geneieve Y
Bonnie) Peachinger
Jenkins Funeral
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Lorain
Alvin W. Murillo
Admiral King High School
Central Trust Bank of Northern Ohio
Murillo
Central Trust
Bonanno resigns from Cleveland school board post
Benny Bonanno says he will resign from the Cleveland School Board after a judge ruled he cannot hold the board seat once he is sworn in as Clerk of Municipal Court. He was elected to a six year court clerk term in November and will take office New Year’s Day. The court advised him to give up the school board to avoid internal conflict during January’s board president selection. The board will appoint a replacement to serve the remaining two years.
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Cleveland (Ap
Benny Bonanno
Cleveland School Board
Bonanno
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
al Tutela
Richard McMonaghon
Lescher
Palazzi
Grafton
Albert Ezell
Mike
Ezell
Kennedy to name finance safety posts
OLMSTED FALLS Mayor Robert Kennedy takes office today and will reveal his choices for finance director and safety director at the City Council organizational meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. in City Hall. The secrecy has stirred some resentment among council members and staff as speculation ends with a planned introduction of the finance director pick.
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Olmsted Falls
Robert Kennedy
City Council
Kennedy
Beverly Smith
Geraldine Geist
June Schmidt
Schmidt
Leather coat theft reported at Spring Valley Club
An Elyria resident reported her full length leather coat valued at 400 dollars stolen from the Spring Valley Country Club coatroom on Wednesday night. The incident prompted a police report and ongoing investigation into the loss.
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Elyria
East Avenue
Spring Valley Country Club
Brannon John obituary notices Lorain Lorain
John Brannon of Lorain died today. Friends may call from 4 to 8 pm at Brown Farera funeral home. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
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Brannon John
Lota
Brown Farera
Matthew
Elmwood Cemetery
Olmsted Falls relights luminary tradition led by Kennedy
Jan Kennedy and Holly Hazen organized luminary kit sales in Olmsted Falls to revive a long running holiday custom. About hundreds joined in to buy four dollar kits with seven candles bags and sand stored near the police station for assembly. The effort aims to fund Girl Scout trips to Georgia and Florida while 4000 candles remain available for next year.
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Jan Kennedy
Russell Schuster
Glen Snyder
Kennedy
Hazen
Julie Loee Center
Georgia
Girl Scouts
Epcot Center
Florida
Southwest General Hospital
Gun incident on I-480 ends without charges
A Cleveland area couple arguing over a gun on I-480 led to a stop at the Elyria Highway Patrol post as the husband sought help. No charges were filed after officers clarified the events and the gun was reportedly found in the car.
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Elyria
Cleveland Area
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Chicago
Elyna Post
The
Highway Patrol
Route
Lakewood Campers Club Bingo Night At McKinsey School
All interested campers are invited to join the Lakewood Campers Club for bingo on Thursday at 7 20 p m at McKin sey School 1351 West Clifton Lakewood.
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Lakewood Campers Club
McKinsey School
West Clifton
Lakewood
Man shot outside Novak Road home dies at hospital
Grafton resident Michael J. Palazzi, 65, was found fatally shot outside his Novak Road residence Thursday morning and died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Autopsy cited a single gunshot wound to the head. Police investigate potential personal safety factors.
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Jeff Mohrman
C-T
Grafton
Novak Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Michael J. Palazzi
Lorain County
Robert G. Thomas
Palazzi
Bill Michaels
John Lescher
Public employee union names worst employers for 1987
Council 8 of AFSCME labeled Tuscarawas County Engineer Charles Young the Ohio Historical Society and the Franklin County Board of Commissioners as its top goons for 1987. The union accuses Young of laying off 31 workers tied to the union, despite a favorable court ruling. Young defended staffing needs and said the office should run on the ballot if AFSCME wants control.
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Columbus
Public Employees Union
Council 8
The
American Federation of State, County
Tuscarawas
Charles Young
Ohio Historical Society
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Afscme
Robert Brindza
Young
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Medina School Named in National Honor Nominations
Twenty three Ohio public schools were nominated for an elementary recognition program. Heritage Elementary in Medina is among them. State superintendent Franklin B. Walter submitted the names to the U S Department of Education after a selection committee reviewed 65 applications. Special emphasis went to strong mathematics and science programs. A national review panel may visit certain schools before final winners are chosen based on visits and application data.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
Heritage
Medina City
Franklin B. Walter
U.S. Department of Education
State Education Department
Celeste Advances Ohio Auto Exports and Open Primary Outlook
Governor Celeste touted Ohio's economic gains with Honda and Chrysler plants near Marysville and Toledo. He predicted 50 000 to 60 000 Chrysler exports and 70 000 Honda vehicles, forming over half of a 200 000 national export goal. He denied a May primary favorite status and backed an open primary to boost White House chances. He cautioned would be successors and urged candidates to prepare with resilience.
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Celeste
Ohio
Honda
Auto
Marysville
Toledo
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
U.S
White House
Jesse Jackson
Gary Hart
Colorado
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Paul Simon
Ilinois
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