Longtime Elyria Clerk Burnett, 79, dies after long illness
Alex J Burnett 79 former Elyria Municipal Court Clerk died Sunday after a long illness Born in Garson Quarries Canada moved to Amherst then Elyria where he lived most of his life He served in Bougenville Philippines as a Marine and was active in VFW Post 1079 American Legion Post 12 and the Boy Scouts of America for over 60 years He was the first Boy Scout in Amherst and an honorary member of the Iron Stallions Motorcycle Club Survivors include his wife Bess daughters Bonnie Larizza Kathryn Burnett two grandchildren two great grandchildren Services and visits are planned with military honors at Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home and Lake Avenue United Church of Christ Memorials to Salvation Army or church
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Louis Ufholz 79 Elyria engineer dies after Alzheimer’s battle
Louis M Ufholz 79 of Elyria dies Saturday at Good Samaritan Nursing Home Avon from complications of Alzheimer s He was born in Cleveland lived in Elyria worked as chief engineer for Eaton Corp retiring 1982 He held leadership in several engineering and civic groups and traveled widely Survivors include wife Irene daughter Lynn Hammersmith son Terrence step sons Edward Polo and Garry Polo six grandchildren sister Elizabeth Murar and former wife Mildred Burial in Knollwood Cemetery Mayfield Heights Services Tuesday at 11 am at Bauer Laubenthal Wainwright Funeral Home Elyria Memorials to Alzheimer's Association or diabetes and heart associations in Cleveland Ohio
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Cincinnati
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Chesterland
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Florida
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Westlake
Mildred
Robert Polo
Bauer-Laubenthal- Wainwright Funeral Home
Chestnut Ridge Road
Nancy L. Roth
Knollwood Cemetery
Mayfield Heights
Alzheimer’s Association
Fairhill Road
Ohio
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American Heart Association
Shoemaker dies at 85 in North Ridgeville
Viola Mae Shoemaker 85 of North Ridgeville died July 1 at EMH Regional Medical Center after a long illness. Born in Erie Pennsylvania she lived in North Ridgeville 442 years a homemaker who crocheted and raised animals including chickens rabbits and goats. Survived by niece Barbara Dennis of North Ridgeville with whom she lived and by husband Marcus Earl Bob a brother and several sisters. Services will be private.
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North Ridgeville
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Erie
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Ridgeville school board member Jeanne E Shultzaberger obituary
Jeanne Evelyn Shultzaberger longtime Ridgeville resident served on the Ridgeville City Schools board and worked as a Dillards sales associate at Westgate Mall for 12 years. Survived by sons William J. of Cleveland Randall M. of Grafton Denise M. Belcher of North Ridgeville seven grandchildren brother Walter Summers of LaPort Texas and sister Gloria Lewis of Elyria. Services Tuesday at Bogner Busch Family Chapel. Memorials to North Ridgeville City Schools Endowment Foundation.
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LaPort
Texas
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Elyria
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Centenarian Angela R. Reulbach dies in Olmsted Falls
Angela R. Reulbach nee Hodan aged 100 of Olmsted Falls died Saturday in a nursing home. Survivors include daughter Angela Wood and Mary Ann Cejka, son William, ten grandchildren, twenty-two great grandchildren, nine great great grandchildren, husband William, a brother. Funeral at St Mary of the Falls Olmsted Falls on Tuesday at 11 am. Burial at Calvary Cemetery Cleveland.
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Bossier City
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Calvary Cemetery
Cleveland
Lois Donnelly obituary from Elyria indicates long life here
Lois Donnelly 59 of Elyria died after a brief illness. A lifelong Elyria resident and Elyria High School 1955 graduate, she served as a substitute teacher for 30 years. Survived by husband James R., sons Jack and Richard W., daughter Linda, three grandchildren, sister Louise, and parents Paul and Hazel Mendenhall. Visitation and funeral details and burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Donations to the American Cancer Society.
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Elyria
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Ohio University
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Lorain
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Pompton Plains
Louise Hutchinson
Quakertown
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Hazel Mendenhall
Dicken Funes
Middle Ave
Robert N. Schroyer
Brookdale Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Sakrete founder Arthur Avril dies at 95
Arthur Christian Avril, founder of Sakrete Inc., died at age 95 after a heart attack. A Cincinnati native, he started his first ready mix concrete plant in 1928 and later led projects including supplying concrete for the Union Terminal train station.
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Young offenders face harsher fate as juveniles move to adult jails
The Ohio shift to get tough sentencing raises the number of juveniles sent to adult prisons. Tolbert and Day, both convicted of murder as teens, head toward parole while the state broadens transfer rules and raises age limits for adult trials. Public pressure backs locking up more violent youths, with juvenile detentions tightening sentences.
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Investigation continues into skatepark incident aftermath
Investigators will meet with victims and families this week to document accounts as they probe possible involvement by others. Wilks' granddaughter Amy Wilks recalled pranks by Hall's circle, including deliberate acts witnessed by employees at a Proc torville pizza shop. Hall, who suffered brain injury in a 1987 Morgantown skate accident, is described as unable to form intent due to cognitive limitations. Sharon Watts urged full punishment for all responsible, not just one party.
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Proctorville
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Todd
Morgantown
W.va
Cannon noise test sparks inquiry at Medina plant
A large improvised cannon with two 342 foot long barrels and 1% inch bore was fired with substitute black powder and a fuse. No projectile was used and workers reportedly wanted to gauge noise. No owner or firing details given. police to confer with the Medina County prosecutor on possible charges.
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Voinovich Highlights Fiscal Record and Job Stability
In a Cincinnati Enquirer interview, Voinovich frames his public service as problem solving with fiscal responsibility. He notes directors’ long tenures as ending the revolving door, portraying himself as a non ideological tactician.
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Security officers at Olympics to assist but not arrest
Security officers will not have arrest powers or perform pat-downs but may search bags. They are trained to observe and report problems to officials. Law will patrol Centennial Olympic Park during the opening ceremonies July 19 and end August 4, with assignments to corporate sponsors and overall event support.
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Patton
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Fire scare at Metokote Corp ends with no injuries
Fire officials blamed hot embers in a ventilation shaft for a Sunday night scare at the Metokote Corporation on Evergreen Parkway. Firefighters cooled the vent with sand as paint chips burned, workers evacuated for about an hour, and no injuries or damage were reported.
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Metokote Corporation
Evergreen Parkway
Joe Cook
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