Area deaths bring multiple funeral services across Ohio
Patricia L. Snowden and her family were killed by her husband in a Midway Mall parking lot. Services are planned for Patricia and her children Shyla Ann and Amber Lyn, and Patricia's mother Mrs. Richard Mahon, at St. Richard Catholic Church in North Olmsted on Tuesday night. Separate services will honor Mr. Snowden in Lakewood on Wednesday. The notices also cover Catherine E. Lemons and Anna Fannin with funeral details, and other local obituaries including Mildred Sabroske, Agnes Sneizik, Susan Johnson, and Gladys Jones with their service times and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia L. Snowden
Clifton
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Snowden
Zeis Funeral Home
Detroit Ave
Lakewood
Catherine E. Lemons
Nee Winfield
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rock Creek
Iona
Carol) Chapman
San Pablo
Calif
Edward E. Mackley
James A. Lemons
Robert Winfield
Akron
Curtis-Scheuffler
Alva W. Taylor
Kermit
Bogner
North Ridgeville
Joseph Yarnovic
Fields Cemetery
Anna Fannin
Valley City
Medina Community Hospital
Bauer Funeral Home
United Church of Christ of
Women’s Guild
Dennis
Strongsville
Susie Ulmer
Medina
Frank Schwartz
Lorain
John Schwartz
Marshall Cook
Richard M
Fielding Drive
Victoria
Schellenberger
Michele E
Sharon G
Richard
Mr. Snowden
Warrensville
Ohio
North Olmsted High School
Joyce
Leroy Snowden
W. L. Snowden
Lillian McClean
Frank
Velma Cameron
Joy Hall
Norman Fischer
Ind
Mike
Texas
Bonnie Corpence
Jesse
Andrew
Forrest
Stanley
Peery
Kelly
Audrey
Floynell
Mildred Sabroske
Oberlin
Villa Marie
Green Springs
Order of Eastern Star
First United Methodist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Agnes A. Sneizik
Lorain Community Hospital
Calvary Cemetery
Susan M. Johnson
Nee Leach
Johnson
Franklin D
Daniel
Christopher Stanley
Marion Foor
Laysburg
Debra Supeck
Deana Carver
Carolyn Adams
Jody
Bryan
Randy Johnson
Bernard Leach
Florence
Kimberly
Curtis- Scheuffler
Brookdale Cemetery
Gladys W. Jones
St. Joseph Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary of
Amherst
Veterans ‘of Foreign Wars
Amhers Navy Mothers’ Club
Clavert
Mary Alice) Staller
Sheffield Lake
Harlan
Gladys) Staller
Sterling
Ruth) Johnson
Lorain Council Sets Organization Meeting And Roster
Lorain's new city council, sworn in last Tuesday, plans an organization meeting tonight. James Parobek likely to chair and assign committees, with potential reappointment of council clerk Thomas Gallo and consideration of James Andorka and Arlene Kokinda for the post. Mayor Parker confirms civil service and planning appointments as the council faces votes on legal fees and civil service reorganization. A separate note covers St Joseph Hospital offering a 10 week RN refresher course starting Feb 1 with limited enrollment and registration details.
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Council
Thomas Gallo
James Andorka
Arlene Kokinda
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
St. Joseph
Becky Schlather
Schlather
Ohio
Tony Rodgers
Civil Service Commission
Rodgers
Parker
Community Development Department
Ridgeville names officers and committee chairs at organizational meeting
North Ridgeville City Council elected officers and set committee assignments Saturday night. Gilbert Cornish was re elected president, Rosemary Berg will be president pro tem, with Cornish starting his second term. Officials include Harry Davidson safety service director and Jeffrey Manning law director. Engineers Kleinoeder Smith and Associates will continue. James McVeigh remains treasurer. Committees feature chairing by Juncker Lovell Berg Swindig Armbruster, with several members named to administrative, building and lands, finance, utilities, safety, streets and recreation liaison roles. John Dzywczyk was elected clerk of council, replacing Al Hintz. Mayor Noll appointed Brosta to zoning appeals, Stuart to civil service, Donovan as secretary to the mayor, with additional planning commission and park and rec board appointments to come.
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North Ridgeville
Gilbert Cornish
Rosemary Berg
Cornish
Harry Davidson
Jeffrey Manning
Kleinoeder, Smith and Associates
Treasur
James McVeigh
John Juncker
D- 3
Edith Lovell
D-1
Allen Swindig
D-2
Swindig
Berg
Dennis Burkhart
D-4
Planning Commission
Jeff Armbruster
Rat Large
Armbruster
Lovell
Juncker
Burkhart
Park and Recreation Board
French Creek
John Dzywczyk
Richard Noll
Joseph Brosta
Zoning Board of Appeals
Charles Stuart
Civil Service Commission
Marvelle Donovan
Noll
Park and Rec Board
Redistricting Tops 1982 Ohio Legislature Agenda
Columbus UPI reports the 1982 session opens with redrawing Ohio congressional boundaries to reflect 1980 census, shrinking from 23 to 21 seats. Democrats and Republicans plan rival plans, hearings on crime, school finance, and utility reform begin, with votes not expected until late January. Budget concerns and potential reapportionment by June loom.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
114Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Statehouse
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
D-New
Boston
Elyria Rec Offers Tole Painting Class
Elyria recreation program presents a tole painting class in slate and wood at Hilltop Center 1300 Gulf Road. Sessions run Wednesdays 7 to 8 30 p m from January 6 to February 10. Instructor Nancy Griffis charges 15 dollars.
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Elyria Parks and Recreation Department
Hilltop Center
Gulf Road
East Park Center
Prospect St
Elyria
Hilltop Cartooning Course at Hilltop Center
An eight week cartooning class for ages 9 to 18 begins jan 11 at hilltop center located at 1300 gulf road. Mondays 7 to 8 30 pm with instructor tim wallace fee twelve dollars. Runs through march first with sessions weekly.
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Elyria
Pease to Attend Europe Trade Talks
Rep. Don J. Pease will join a 15 member congressional delegation to The Hague for talks with the European Parliament on trade. He aims to stress fair trade amid high unemployment and plans to study European limits on Japanese autos, with related discussions in Brussels and Geneva on steel dumping and regional issues.
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Washington
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Hague
Netherlands
Pease
U.S. House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Poland
Afghanistan
Middle East
Brussels
Belgium
European Economic Community
Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Wellington board to choose president in reorganizational meeting
Wellington Exempted Village School Board meets to elect a president at 7 pm in McCormick Middle School for the reorganizational session. The January planning session will follow. Wellington Village Council also reorganizes at 7 pm in council chambers at the town hall.
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Wellington
McCormick Middle School
Insurance plan topic of meeting in North Ridgeville
An open meeting at 7 in council chambers city hall will explain proposed changes to health and life insurance coverage for city employees. A company representative will answer questions and a poll of attendees will help determine entering a contract.
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North Ridgeville
Council Chambers
City Hall
Elyrian to Open Dental Clinic by Dr Zvosec
Elyria native Dr. Michael D. Zvosec DDS will open a family dental practice at 6291 Lake Ave Elyria. The office operates Mondays through Saturdays with evening appointments available. Zvosec is a graduate of Elyria Catholic High School and Case Western Reserve University, son of Mr and Mrs Michael D Zvosec Sr.
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Michael D. Zvosec
DDS
Elyria
Lake Ave
Zvosec
Elyria Catholic High School
Case Western Reserve University
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Mrs
Richard Mahon
Snowden Family Services
Catherine Lemons
Mrs. Kermit Coleman
Catherine
Kay) Marie Coleman
Cleveland
Detroit Mold Engineering Co
van Nuys
Richard Fannin
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Herman Sabroske
Frank Sneizik
Franklin D. Johnson
Walter L. Jones
Lorain Council
James Parobek
William Parker
Mary Jo Cook
Gerald Amato
City Planning Commission
Kid’s Craft
Curtis-Scheuffier Funeral Home
Vince Lee
Ridgeville
al Hintz
By Lee Leonard
James A. Rhoades
Congress
General Assembly
Gillmor
Riffe
Republi
Ronald M. Mott
Parma
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Urbana
John M. Ashbrook
Johnstown
U.S. Senate
Ways and Means
Elyria Rec
Hilltop
Europe
Lorain County
Elyrian
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