Frances M Rink 96 Avon resident and parish volunteer
Frances M Rink formerly Herman 96 of Avon died after a two week illness She moved from Saskatchewan to Avon in 1916 and farmed with her husband on the Avon farm A charter Altar and Rosary Society member and Mission Circle 27 volunteer she enjoyed needlepoint Survivors include daughter Dorothy Grant sons Bernard Carl Jr and Ted 18 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren A Mass at St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church Burial at St Mary Cemetery Memorials to St Mary Endowment Fund
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Frances M. Rink
Herman
Avon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Altar and Rosary Society
Rink
Mission Circle 27
Dorothy Grant
Lake Leelanau
Mich
Bernard
Carl Jr
Ted
Mary Gallagher
Fort Orange
Fla
Carl Sr
Michael Herman Jr
John Herman
Steve Herman
Mathias Herman
Rose Pope
Sim
Misencik
Detroit Road
Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Stoney Ridge Road
C. Thomas Cleaton
St. Mary Cemetery
St. Mary Endowment Fund
Jean ) Pena
Sheffield Lake
Mary Louise Dineff
Loram
Lisa Jean Pena
John Medaglia
Louise
Nee Petrilio) Medaglia
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
Harris Road
Stephen Shields
Calvary Cemetery
Lorain
Mary M. Billick obituary
Mary M. Billick aged 86 of Lorain died Sunday after a long illness at Amherst Manor Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements by Giuona Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel at 3224 Broadway, Lorain.
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Caroline M. Skolnicki
Mary M. Billick
Jesko
Lorain
Amherst Manor
Giuona-Shimo-Hromada
Broadway
Oberlin area obituaries list Coates Serensky Newton and Martin
A group of obituaries from Oberlin and nearby areas notes the deaths of Frank Aery Coates 75 of Oberlin Janet B Serensky 80 of Rocky River and formerly Cleveland Frances M Newton 85 of Amherst and Ruth Grubbs Martin 80 of Oberlin The notices include service details burial arrangements and survivor information along with associations to local churches schools and employers. Coates a Ford Motor Brookpark retiree and church member is survived by siblings and nieces and nephews with services at Cowling Funeral Home in Oberlin. Serensky formerly worked for Ohio Motorist Association Cleveland Athletic Club and National Carbon and enjoyed travel and puzzles. Newton formerly Findlay and Amherst resident taught at Findlay High School and worked in Florida and Findlay Red Cross volunteer and golfer with cremation and spring burial planned. Martin a former Eastwood Oberlin teacher is survived by four sons and five grandchildren with services at Cowling Funeral Home and burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Frank Aery Coates
Oberlin
Oberlin Medical Center
Shelby
Tenn
Mr. Coates
Ford Motor
Brookpark
Scotts Chapel Church
Thistle Down
Northfield Park
Ben A. Coates
Cleveland
Fannie M. Coop
Sarah E. Turntine
Shelby, Tenn
Cathryn Tract
Detroit
Mich
Benjamin H
Mary Leo
Mosley Coates
Dovie Freeman
Cowling Funeral Home
S. Main St
Kevin L. Coleman
Rust United Methodist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Janet B. Serensky
Serensky
Donna Bolling
Avon Lake
Dawn Shenoah
Halfway
Ore
Alice Hartman
Parma
Richard M
Clifton
Bessie
Belford
Gloria Murry
Rudolph
Moll Cancer Center
Fairview General Hospital
Lorain Road
Busch-Burmeister Family
Avon-Belden Road
Frances M. Newton
Shoemaker
Amherst
Golden Acres
Lima
Findlay
Sebring
Fla
Lima Senior High School
Newton
Florida
Norcrest Presbyterian Church
St. Peter's United Church of Christ
Lorain County
American Red Cross Blood Bank
Ruth Grubbs Martin
Elms Nursing Home
Wellington
Toledo
Martin
Ashland College
Eastwood School
Lake
Sheldon
Ladd
Bruce
Jackson
Ohio
Chris
Portage
Wis
Robert Delwin Martin
Billy
Helen
Nee Kingsley) Grubbs
South Main St
William B. Kitchen
First Church
Death of Theodore Noster in Grafton at 46
Theodore Noster 46 of Grafton died Sunday at home after a short illness. Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home Elyria coordinates arrangements at 257 Washington Ave.
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Theodore
Ted’ Noster
Ted” Noster
Grafton
Laubenthal-DeCarlo
Washington Ave
Elyria
Death of Julius Epstein co-writer of Casablanca at 91
Julius J. Epstein, longtime Hollywood writer and co author of the Casablanca screenplay, died Saturday at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles at age 91. Born August 22 1909 in New York City he and twin brother Philip plus Howard Koch shared the Best Screenplay Oscar for Casablanca while other nominations followed.
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Los Angeles
Julius J. Epstein
Hollywood
Epstein
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Grace Cheng
New York City
Philip
Rick’s
Epstein Brothers
Howard Koch
Warner Bros
Humphrey Bogart
Pete 'N
Tillie
Reuben
Lenore Coffee
Los Angeles Film Critics Association
OSU study finds feline pheromone calms anxious kittens
Ohio State University researchers report a synthetic feline facial pheromone in Feliway reduces stress in some cats and helps those in a hospital setting feel more comfortable. Veterinarians caution to confirm no medical cause for spraying and to use the product with ongoing environmental management for 30 days.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Abbott Laboratories
Tony Buffington
John Weale
Wess
Dogs trapped on frozen Lake Erie edge rescued by K-9 officer
Two dogs a Golden Retriever and a Cocker Spaniel were found standing in slushy ice along the East Pier break wall. They were cold, tired, and shivering as a police K-9 officer and an animal control officer retrieved them from the rocks about 40 to 50 yards east of the pier.
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Lake Erie Lorain
Lake Erie
East Pier
Ohio death row figures raise questions about 2001 executions
The article notes 201 men on Ohio death row with 33 before federal appeals. discusses the 1999 execution of Wilford Berry the first since 1981 restoration. cites officials stating varied outcomes as petitions move through a compressed “rocket docket” process and 1995 deadline for appeals was set.
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Ohio
Wilford Berry
Greg Meyers
Ohio Public Defender's Office
Federal Circuit of Appeals
U.S
Supreme Court
Meyers
Trial Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Prayers at State Legislatures Stir Debate Across States
Lawmakers push for noncoercive prayers while several states face controversy over religious language in sessions. Notable sparks include a Kentucky prayer about salvation and calls for inclusivity voiced by lawmakers in Ohio Indiana Minnesota and Kentucky. The Ohio House and Senate shifted to guest ministers while debates on church and state persist.
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Davis
American Society of Legislative Clerks
Laura Clemens
Ohio House
Indiana Senate
Senate
Robert Garton
Columbus
Ind
Kentucky House
Kathy Stein
Lexington
Minnesota
Doug Reuter
Owatonna
House
Kenneth Grimes
Vern Riffe
Jo Ann Davidson
Reynoldsburg
Michael Hernandez
Manchester Trinity Chapel
Akron
Clemens
General Assembly
Utilities face stress as deregulation shifts power supply
Power from C1 shows utilities forced to sell plants and buy outside power. Some suppliers demanded cash up front for electricity. Ohio avoids this due to differing deregulation rules. Dozens of new peak plants approved or pending before PACO. Tongren notes Ohio’s planned capacity and contrasts with California troubles.
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Ohio
Tongren
PACO
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Mom
Chuck
Darla
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North Ridge Road
Alzheimer's Association
Fairhill Road
Busch-Bogner Family
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Julius Epstein
OSU
eLinia
Infirmary Road
Dillard's
Dillard’s
Midway Mall
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Black River Bridge
Dennis Will
Ohio Department of Transportation
Will
ODOT
Patrick Pijor
Ohio State Highway Patrol
LaGrange
Death Row
Kevin Scudder
California
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