Waldine Vanek obituary from Elyria area
Waldine Joan Vanek died December 31 2005 after a short illness. She lived in Lorain, then Elyria where she spent most of her life as a homemaker. Survived by husband Ralph, son Jonathan, daughter Kristen Gilbert, and two grandsons. Services at First United Methodist Church Elyria with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Basel Funeral and Cremation Services Elyria handled arrangements.
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Waldine Joan Vanek
Nue Hellitan
Emh Regional Medical Center
Lorain
Elyria
Lfe
Ralph
Jonathan
Lawn
Kristen Gilbert
Pirst United Methodist Church
Third St
Roger Talbott
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Basel
Mayor Jackson's Path From Council Leader to City Mayor
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Wahl credits family and teachers for artistic path progress
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Columbus College of Art and Design
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Sladler National Park
Kalispell
Mont
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Goots Medicine Lodge
Wahlart
Centurytel
Lottery Results Roundup From Ohio and Nearby States
A chaotic listing of lottery results across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. It includes daily and monthly draws such as Pick 3, Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, Mega Millions with estimated jackpots, and Lat's Play jackpots. Numerous numbers, misprints, and inconsistent formatting appear throughout.
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Daly
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Elyria police log highlights numerous calls and incidents
A sprawling Elyria police blotter lists domestic disputes, burglaries and attempted break ins on Adame Street, Portia Court and Windsor Drive, plus car thefts, vandalism and vehicle windows smashed. It names individuals with ages and addresses, and notes driving under suspension, speeding and other offenses across multiple blocks and streets.
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Elyria Police
Adame St
Elyria Catholic High School
South West River Road
18Th Street
Prisreton Five
Ausault
Middle Ave
Hector P Hemnandez
W_ Genter Drive
Lorain
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Cheriin Ave
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Euclid Ave
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Ul. Gnersor Jr
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Gladdis Court
Awa Avo
Flotida Ave
Appl Ave
Elyria Ave
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Sage Baptist Church
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Randall
Manehin
Lara Ramsburg
Roger Nicholson
I0g
Methang Polateu
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David
Lewis
Tim McGee
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NSA spying and Iraq nuclear claims linked to Risen book
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Aboo Haru
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Baghdad
Iraq
NSA
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White House
Justice Department
Bush
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