Avon resident Robert W. Turman Sr. 80 dies at St John Westshore
Robert W Turman Sr 80 of Avon died Saturday at St John Westshore Hospital Weatlake He served in the US Navy during World War II and Korea as a quartermaster first class He helped organize the Lorain Naval Reserve and led the Lorain Naval Reserve Drum and Bugle Corps He was a 55 year member of Plumbers Local 42 Norwalk retired 1987 from Amherst Hardware Plumbing and Heating He held multiple union roles and was active in St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church Avon VFW American Legion Elk Lodge Avon Lake Avon Lions Club and Little League manager He survived by his wife of 58 years and several children grandchildren and a sister. Friends may call Tuesday at Misencik Funeral Home Avon and services follow at St Mary Immaculate Conception Church Interment Calvary Mary honors by VFW North Ridgeville Post 9871 Memorials to St Mary Endowment Fund.
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Robert W. Turman Sr
Avon
St. John Westshore Hospital
Weatlake
Lorain
U.S. Navy
Korea
Naval Reserve
Plumbers Union
Norwalk
Amherst Hardware Plumbing and Heating
The
Union Local 42
Tucman
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
VFW
American Legion
Avon Lake
Elk Lodge
Avon Lions Club
Little League
Adamse J
Robert W. Jr
Mansfield
William A
Athens
Richard T. Sr
Sheffield Lake
Thomas J
Milan
Mary Louise Shonebarger
Frank
Marie
Kretovics
Arthur
Misencik Funeral
Detroit Road
St Ivary of We Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Stoney Ridge Road
C. Thomas Cleaton
Calvary Mary
North Ridgeville
Post
St. Mary Endowment Fund
Effie D. Gibbs
Vogelsone
Fairfax
Elyria
Leewood
Annadale
Virginia
Elyria High School
MB. Johnson School of Nursing
EMH Regional Medical Center
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gibbs
St. Paul United Church of Christ
American Legion Post 12
Women’s Auxiliary
Cleveland Indians
Ellen Mary
William D. Gibbs
Henry
Mary
Nee Reinke) Vogelsong
Corrine West
Friends
Ridgelawe Cemetery
Allen Grothe
St. Paul
Obituaries From Elyria Area Include Kovach Gibbs Katz Anderson Goodman
Multiple obituaries from Elyria and surrounding areas list Eugene S. Kovach Effie D. Gibbs Emma Katz Tommy Anderson Norma K. Goodman and others. Each notice provides ages places and funeral details with survivors and memorial suggestions.
Bear hits car then wanders off in Portage County
A bear weighing 250 to 400 pounds was struck on a rural Portage County road Friday night. It wandered into a soybean field and into a roadside ditch. State wildlife officials and Lt GC Williams urged caution and said the bear may be injured but could recover. Roger Landers, 20, of Kent, reported the collision but was uninjured.
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Ravenna
Portage County
GC. Williams
Ravenna Post
State Highway Patrol
Roger Landers
Kent
Brimfield Township
Landers
Jeff Herrick
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Her- Tick
Fire kills child and man in historic Fostoria inn blaze
Jamese Williamson aged 4 and Richard Rayle aged 63 died from smoke inhalation in a Thursday fire at the 150-year-old Deeshire Inn downtown. About 50 residents lived there. Three children and another adult were treated for smoke inhalation. a firefighter was dehydrated. The state fire marshal investigates and has not yet determined a cause, with results possible to take days.
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Jamese Williamson
Richard Rayle
Deeshire Inn
Seneca County
Donald Shanabrook
Bill Teets
Local Crawford County case updates and memorial notes
Swalley reported no further E coli cases in Crawford County over the weekend, noting the 10 hour to eight day incubation. Stover recovered enough from injuries in a car accident to play basketball last season at Colonel Crawford High School, where he would have been a senior this fall. Kaple praised his perseverance and lack of frustration, saying he kept trying to get back and amazed him.
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Crawford County
Swalley
Stover
Colonel Crawford High School
Elyria Library Receives E-rate Funding Boost
Congressman Sherrod Brown announced Elyria Public Library was awarded 17 558 40 in E rate funding to buy telecommunications services under the 1996 act. The funds support internet access and digital resources for patrons, with Brown highlighting ongoing digital age library services in Northeast Ohio. The library also offers free computer and web classes at the West River Branch and hosts summer programs and safety outreach for families, with schedules and contact details in the piece.
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Sherrod Brown
Elyria Public Library
Orgs Igs
Ohio
Brown
Energy and Commerce
Universal Service Fund
West River
Elyria
Avon Library Trapeze Program For Kids Abounds
Avon Branch Library hosts a series of child programs on trapeze artists with a circus story and crafts at 7 p m July 15 and 11 am 1 pm and 7 pm July 16. The event is free with reservations requested. A yard sale runs Saturday 3 to 9 pm with donations welcomed. Call 934 4743 for details.
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Avon Branch
Cleveland bike license law largely ignored in city
In Cleveland most cyclists ignore a new license and sale reporting law. Only 20 bicycle licenses were issued last year and police recorded no bicycle sales or transfers despite 556 theft reports. Officials say enforcement is hampered by awareness and store owner cooperation. Cleveland Heights reports stronger compliance with 72 licenses and under 30 thefts.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Sre
Bruce Shade
Shade
Eric Borkowski
Cleveland Heights
Martin Lentz
Lentz
Hospital to expand computerized system across pediatric services
Children’s Hospital advances a new electronic patient record system set to enter inpatient care this year and expand to outpatient clinics and satellite centers next year. Staff note slower entry at first but praise improved care tracking and data use, with extensive training for over 3,000 users.
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Jacobs
Children’s Hospital
Journal of the American Medical Association
Barb Halliman
Halliman
Teresa Couch
Pets warned against prolonged outdoor time in heat
Tufts cautions against leaving pets outside more than 15 minutes in hot weather noting age and health affect tolerance. She urges shade and water, avoiding leaving pets in hot cars, and says police or citations can follow if dogs lack food or water. City dog warden and APL can remove animals if needed.
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Tufts
Sumpter
APL
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Eugene S. Kovach
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Westerville
Mount Carmel Hospital
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Sunbury Drive
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Palm Crest East
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Nee Phillips
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Rita Anderson
Tommy Jr
Clyde
Seymour
Daniel
Dale Anderson
Eric Anderson
Junction City
Kansas
Clyde Anderson
Mavis Smith
Carter Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
Jessie L. Matthews
Norma K. Goodman
New London
Twilight Gardens
North Eaton
Meals On Wheels
Anna Goodman
David Goodman
Ashland
Dale Goodman
Sharon Goodman
Dorma Gilbert
Chapel Hill
Harold Goodman Sr
Harold Gontman Jr
Dennis Goodman
Henry R
W. Main St
Dawhan Minabal
Gregory Stevens
Stevens
Bear
Fostoria
Kaple
Debbie Pillivant
Ed Klimczak
Ely Park
Klimezak
Animal Protective League
Olfstsi
Hopkins/Locke School
Reid Ave
Hamilton School
Middle Ave
Oberlin
Leavitt School
Leavitt Road
Diana May
News
Chronicletelegram.com
Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Lion's Club
Mike Wolf
Jane Richard
Susie Cory
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Avan
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyna
Laura M. Schmeider
Lechneider
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