Warren S Ashton 63 Amherst native and WWII veteran dies
Warren Stone Ashton of Amherst dies at home January 19 2008 after a short illness Born August 1 1924 in McKees Rock Pennsylvania he grew up in Pittsburgh and graduated Langley High School and Penn State Class of 1949 with a BS He served four years in the US Navy in World War II and worked 31 years for US Steel Lorain Works retiring in 1980 as a division superintendent He was a Deacon at St Peters United Church of Christ Amherst member of the Amherst Senior Citizens American Legion Post 118 Lorain Masonic Blue Lodge 552 and Lorain Men’s Fellowship Survived by wife Claire three children nine grandchildren funeral set January 24 2008 at 10 AM at Hempel Funeral Home Burial Crownhill Cemetery Memorials to the American Heart Association were requested.
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Richard W
Cheryl Ashton
Barbara
Louis Hyster
William A
Charlotte R. Ashton
Kessler
William Ashton
Harriet McGee
Friends
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Mark Pemberton
Crownhill Cemetery
American Heart Association
Dept
Columbus
Hempelfuneralhome.com
Obituaries for Warren Stone Ashton Catherine Bodmann and others
Obituary notices list Warren Stone Ashton Catherine B Bodmann John R Cline Melvin R Hayslett Mildred Hitchens and David Warren Ort. The brief notices honor their lives and note recent passings.
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Warren Stone Ashton
Catherine B. Bodmann
John R. Cline
Melvin R. Hayslett
Mildred Hitchens
David Warren Ort
Mildred Hitchens 74 of Lorain Dies After Long Illness
Mildred Millie Hitchens nee Norris 74 of Lorain passed Wednesday after a long illness. She was born in Warrenton Georgia and lived most of her life in Lorain Ohio where she worked 27 years as a nursing assistant at Lorain Community Hospital before retiring. She attended the Church On The North Coast and enjoyed bingo travel and family time. Survived by husband Samuel 56 years daughters Constance and Linda sons Ronald Samuel Jr Robin and others eleven grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral arrangements with Carter Funeral Homes Lorain obituary online condolences to Carterfuneralhome yahoo.com.
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Millie” Hitchens
Norris
Lorain
New Life Hospice
Warrenton
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Hitchens
Bradley Road
Avon Oaks
Dr. Kolezun
Constance Hitchens
Linda S. Hitchens
Ronald L. Hitchens
Samuel H. Hitchens
Robin T. Hitchens
Torain
Harrison
Alma Norris
Homer Norris
Marylon Spencer
Lorenda Norris
Carter Funeral Homes, Inc
Elyria Ave
Elmwood Cemetery
Carterfuneralhome
Yahoo.com
Memorial for David Ort recounts Navy service and life span
David Warren Ort, 77, of Elyria, died January 17, 2008 after a long fight with prostate cancer. He served in the Navy after high school, earned medals for Korea, worked at Underwood Olivetti and Xerox, earned a BA at 67, and later volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and led a prostate cancer foundation. He is survived by his wife Karen and family. A memorial service will be held January 23 at Elyria Nazarene with military honors.
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Dallas Baptist University
Habitat For Humanity
Southwest Prostate Cancer Foundation
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Ohio
Lorain County Community College
Ship Association
Elyria Community Church
John R. Cline, Elyria resident, dies after brief illness
John R. Cline, 76, of Elyria, died Saturday at EMH Regional Medical Center after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced by Bauer-Laubenthal Funeral Home in Elyria.
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Catherine B. Bodmann
Elyria
Hasuelte Healthcare Center
Westlake
Bauer-Laubenthal
Melvin R. Hayslett
Emh Regional Medical Center
John R. Cline
Bauer
Ohio dairy farmers oppose move toward hormone free milk
Ohio dairy farmers resist phasing out synthetic hormone BST used to boost milk output. Large producers warn higher costs and prices, while some smaller farms back the switch for cow welfare and consumer safety. Major retailers adopt BST free milk amid market shifts and labeling debates.
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Europe
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Dairy Marketing Services
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Carmony
John Douglass
Catalpadale
Marshallville
Douglass
Kevin Lee
Lee
Magnolia
Carroll County
Ohio Police Data Network Aims to Link 900 Agencies
West, who chairs the information-sharing project using most of the federal money, says interest grew under a Democratic-controlled state government. Todd Warschmidt, executive director of the chiefs association, calls the grant well spent. The network connects Ohio police agencies to share incident reports and field notes, becoming the largest of its kind in the nation.
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Ohio campaign braces for Super Tuesday fallout
Clinton supporters rally with James Ruvolo urging quick Ohio organizing as Ted Strickland pushes fundraising to aid Clinton. Mike DeWine and Rep Kevin DeWine say Ohio gains influence only after Feb 5 priority to other states, with both parties positioning for the March 4 primary.
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Cedarville
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McCain
Kevin DeWine
Fairborn
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Marines suspect in Lauterbach murder flee to Mexico
Laurean remains the Marine accused in Mary Lauterbach’s daughter Maria’s death. The case centers on rape allegations and a dangerous relationship at Camp Lejeune near Jacksonville, North Carolina. Police report burned remains found in a backyard fire pit amid a web of family testimonies and evasive reactions from Maria Lauterbach.
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Thieves steal paintings from local Cleveland gallery
Gallery co owner Joanie Deveney says 38 paintings by new artists were stolen from an eastern Cleveland gallery. Police note a punched window hole. a computer, stereo system and two cordless phones were taken. The paintings were not insured and theft is not typical.
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