Ann Jones 82 of Lorain dies after brief illness
Ann Jones nee Binder 82 of Lorain dies Wednesday at New Life Hospice Center of St Joseph Lorain after a brief illness She was born in Lorain and lived there most of her life a Lorain High School graduate class of 1938 She worked as a wing assembler and riveter at American Stove Works during World War II She was a member of St John United Church of Christ and Saxon Ladies Lodge Bratch She enjoyed bowling on Saxon Club Broadway Lanes and Redman Lanes Survivors include daughters Patricia Brings Plenty of Lorain and Arene Jones of Maple Heights sons Ned and Mark both of Lorain three grandsons brothers Martin W Bill Binder of Lorain and George R Binder of Findlay She was preceded in death by husband Ernest D in 1995 parents John and Anna Binder and brother John Binder in 1991 Services 1 p m Saturday at Dombrowski-Wolak-Riddle Funeral Home Interment Ridge Hill Memorial Park Memorials to New Life Hospice Elyria.
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Lorain
Patricia A
Arene I. Jones
Maple Heights
Ned A
Mark D
Martin W
Bill” Binder
George R. Binder
Findlay
Ernest D
John
Anna
Nee Schell) Binder
John Binder
Dombrowski-Wolak-Riddle
Oberlin Ave
Robert Smith
St. John United Church of Christ
Wil
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
New Life Hospice
Abbe Road
Elyria
Lorain electrician Jerry Strickler dies after brief illness
Jerry C. Strickler 38 of Lorain an electrician and volunteer fireman died Wednesday at Community Health Partners West after a brief illness. He was born in Lorain and lived in Lorain County his entire life, worked 50 years as an electrician, supervised large projects for IBEW Local 129, and served as a volunteer at Station 5. Survivors include two sons Richard G. and Thomas J., siblings Harry Harvey Dorothy Wilma, and several grandchildren. funeral services Sunday and Monday at Reidy-Scanlan-Chambers Funeral Home with interment at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst.
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Jerry C. Strickler
Lorain
Community Health Partners West
Lorain County
Strickler
LyTy
1.B.E.W
Elks Lodge
Eagles and Moose
VFW
American Legion
Amherst
Richard G
Thomas J
Harry
Vermilion
Harvey
Jake
Dorothy Brunner
Wilma Cherry
Huron
Lucille “Babe
Heidi Strickler
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Death notices for Elizabeth J Truskowski and John R Hruska
Elizabeth J Truskowski aged 8 of Amherst died Wednesday. Survivors include daughter Rose Jones son George Butch three grandchildren two great grandchildren and sister Ethel Philips. Visitation Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at Reichlm Roberts Funeral Home Elyria. Funeral 11 am Saturday with entombment Resthaven Memorial Garden Avon. John R Hruska 30 of Eaton Township died Wednesday. Survived by wife Debra (nee Loko) daughter Michelle Reader son Airman John Christopher Hruska mother Shirley Ince Wright brother Gary A. Hruska. Friends may call Friday 4 pm to 8:20 pm at Bever-Laubenthal Funeral Home Chestnut Radio Road and State Route 37. Burial private.
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Elizabeth J Truskouski
Hatter
Amherst
Rose Jones
George “Butch
Ethel Philips Enends
Reichlm Roberts Funeral
Cleveland St Elyma
Resthaven Memon Garden Avon
Jonn R Hruska
Eaton Township
Debra
Nee Loko
Michelle Reader
Airmanist
John Christopher Hruska
Shirley Ince Wright
Gary A. Hruska
Bever- Laubenthal Funeral Home
Chestnut Radio Road
Eymia Bunai
His death notices mark Elyria obituary notices of three locals
Herbert M Heidersbach 64 of Elyria former business owner died after a brief illness at New Life Hospice Center of St Joseph Heidersbach born in Germany resident since 1953 wartime veteran owned Herb's Laundry and worked at Ridge Tool until 1978 also worked for Pallas Dairy survivors Ursula Christine Ricci Vanson Peter Heidersbach four grandchildren services to be announced memorials to Schoepfle Arboretum Dicken Funeral Home handled arrangements Beatrice E Leppien 91 of Elyria died Wednesday at Elyria United Methodist Village born Orland graduated Galion High School Elyria resident since 1934 worked at Elyria United Methodist Village retired 1968 Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Church survivors Alan R Leppien Ruth DeFluiter one niece two nephews preceded in death by Ralph H Leppien Esther Violet friends may call and services details listed Annie L Simpson 6 of Buffalo formerly of Elyria died Saturday in Buffalo born Belvidere Tenn moved to Buffalo 49 years ago employed by Amak Health Care home health care provider survivors many nieces nephews husband George Corn Cora Corn four brothers two sisters two aunts funeral details and burial provided
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Herbert M. Heidersbach
Elyria
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Lorain
Heidersbach
Quolsdorf
Germany
Herb’s
West Avenue
15Th Street
Ridge Tool Company
Pallas Dairy
Ursula (Nee Ross
Christine Ricci
Virginia Beach
Vanson
Peter Heidersbach
Schoepfle Arboretum
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Diagonal Road
LaGrange
Dicken Funeral Home & Cremation Service
Beatrice E. Leppien
Elyria United Methodist Village
Orland
Galion High School
Leppien
Grace Lutheran Church
Alan R. Leppien
Ruth DeFluiter
Colonelsville
N.C
Ralph H. Leppien
Esther E. Violet
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Peter Mealwitz
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
West Ave
New Life Hospice
Abbe Road
Annie L. Simpson
Corn
Buffalo
N.Y
Belvidere
Tenn
Amak Health Care
Simpson
Oberlin
Ralph Simpson
George
Cora Corn
Carter Funeral Home
W. Bridge St
William Allgood
Church of God
Brookdale Cemetery
Infant Abigail Prechtel Stillborn in Westlake Ohio
Abigail Renee Prechtel infant daughter of Robert W. and Jennifer Sutphin Prechtel of Grafton was stillborn at St. John’s Westshore Hospital Westlake Friends may call 10 to 11 am Monday at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home Elyria Survivors include sister Tay lor Nicole and grandparents and extended family Burial will be in St Mary’s St John Westshore Hospital maternity ward Westlake Ohio
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Abigail Renee Prechtel
Robert W
Jennifer
Nee Sutphin) Prechtel
Grafton
St. Johns Westshore Hospital
Westlake
Taylor Nicole Prechtel
Wayne and
Mary Jo Prechtel
Elyria
Reggie
Gail Sutphin
Brunswick
Clarence Prechtel
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Alma Hires
Cleveland
Reichlin-Roberts Funeral Home
Cleveland St
Rey Lester McMahan
St. Mary's Cemetery
T. John
County panel cancels presentation over internal strife
The C1 agenda cites squabbling and personality clashes as commissioners adjourned without the planned presentation. An extended executive session addressed personnel issues pending litigation and land purchase for Vasi's recycling center proposal. No purchase agreed. center would hire unemployed locals to repair broken items and accept recyclables. Kristin Yarbrough reachable at 229-7152.
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Vasi
City debates tax abatement for Summit facility
The council discusses a sliding scale property tax abatement and a $10,000 donation to the school district tied to Summit’s equipment and inventory. Concerns include emergency clause use, timing, and a public Tax Abatement Review Board meeting delay. Pendleton pledges to push facility opening forward as Ridgeville delays persist.
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Summit
Buescher
Hill
Urbin appeal in Ohio Supreme Court over public contract case
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear Urbin's appeal on two counts of unlawful interest in a public contract and single counts of tampering with evidence. A bribery charge involving a defense fund was dismissed. Herman Kopf pleaded guilty to obstructing justice and received one year probation. The Chronicle Telegram notes police deception in investigations and quotes law professor David Harris on police latitude.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Urbin
Mayor’s Ball
Herman “Bucky
Kopf
Tscholl
Hall
Chronicle-Telegram
Supreme Court
David Harris
University of Toledo College of Law
Tschell
Harris
Moore pitches bed tax to fund convention center and stadium
Moore advocates using the bed tax to finance a regional convention center and a baseball stadium complex as economic development. The plan envisions a 45 000 to 60 000 square foot center costing 4.5 to 9.6 million and a 12 million ballpark, with regional spillover businesses expected to create 600 to 900 jobs.
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Moore
Medco case details fuel tape and payroll theft allegations
Medco's attorney alleges Koepke hid cracks in payroll after theft claims surface. Melody Williams, a computer analyst hired by Hosler, testified Koepke cashed checks for undisclosed services and paid herself through 1999 expenses. Koepke disputed overtime and noted missing receipts hindered accounting. she also described reduced earnings since leaving.
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Melody Williams
Hosler
Koepke
Williams
Keyse-Walker
Internal Revenue Service
Medco
Mehco
United Parcel Service
Union Presses County on Health Care Costs
UAW Local 2192 representatives urged county commissioners to cover sharply rising health care costs for about 300 workers. They cited increases up to 200 percent and described the plan as stall tactics, threatening political pressure if needed. Commissioners plan to discuss solutions in March amid a self insured plan with Medical Mutual of Ohio.
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Elyria
United Auto Workers Local 2192
David LaChance
UAW
Sue Flakr
Department of Jobs and Family Services
Children Services
Flair
Local 2192
LaChance
Mary Jo Vasi
Angela Martinez
UAW 2192
Betty Blair
Blair
Moore
COBRA
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Cascade Park Winter Wonderland Walk Saturday
The Friends of Cascade Park host its 21st annual Winter Wonderland Walk at 2 p m Saturday on Two Falls Trail near the police station parking lot. The short, free guided loop along the Black River features ice formations, winter scenery, and a chance to photograph wildlife. wear boots with traction and bring a walking stick for the hour long walk.
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Friends of
Cascade Park
Two Falls
Ebjria
Mid-Town
Black River
Winter and spring activities at Findlay State Park and area
Community notes cover a Feb 1 Findlay State Park 5K and 10K hike with a winter lake woodland run, free access, donation for bean soup and cornbread, plus gear tips. Other items include a V E W trip to Washington DC April 3 4 5 6 priced at 260 per person, spring weight management classes starting Jan 30 at St Patrick’s Church, a free Degradation concert Jan 31 at Wellington Grange Hall, and Downtown Wellington window display awards with details on judging criteria and prizes.
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Beautiful Findlay State Park
V.E.W
V.ew
Washington D.C
Calvin Woods
Dorothy McHugh
St. Patrick's Church
N. Main St
Wellington Grange Hall
Kelly Street
Wellington
Central Business District
Wellington Enterprise
National Main Street Center
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Anna “Ann” Jones
Binder
New Life
St. Joseph Lorain
Truskowski
Charles L. Warren
Dad
Kathy
Binhday
Kristin Yarbrough
K Yarbrough
Chronicletalegram.com
Pendleton
Ridgeville Council
Brad Dicken
Chronicletelegram.com
Dan Harkins
Kristin Yarbrough Or
Yerbrough
Chronmieteiegam.com
John Keyse-Walker
Michael
North Ridgeville
Great Lakes Data Center
May Co
Cindy Laise
Cleise
Chromdetelegram
Eaeies
Valera
Kyasbrough
Chie
Contac Diana May
East
Diana May
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