Veterans, victims, and mourners fill Lorain area obits
A long list of Lorain area deaths features WWII veteran Steve J. Mick of Vermilion and multiple local residents including Josephine Highsmith Doris Reynolds Florence Waraksa Ann Stupak Mary Casper, with services, survivors, and memorials detailed across Vermilion Amherst Elyria and Lorain. The writeups note military honors, church and family connections, funeral home arrangements, and memorial requests.
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Florence J. Waraksa
Citak
Lorain
Atmmunity Health Partners Hosal
Amherst
Aksa
St. Ithony of Padua Catholic Arch
Marian Guild of Church
Vincent
Chamberlain
Zanesville
John
Boston
Josephine Pribanievirs
Waraksa
Ith
Nee Koniecky) Citak
Alle Cooper
Ann Chopchinski
Phyllis Kostyo
Gluvnaneral Chapel
Broadway
St. Anthony of Due Catholic Church
Ye Ave
Chrisin Moore
Calvary Comey
Doris Louise Reynolds
Ore
Elyria
Mrs. Reynolds
Rain
Yria
Lorain Oducts
Mary S. Mick
Vermilion
James A. Mick
Marilyn Pierre
Pearl
Summersville
W.va
Francis
Mary (Nee Shields) Mick
Garland-Misencik
Park Avenue
Vermilion Church of the Nazarene
Kneisel Road
Dave Johnson
Resthaven Memory Garden
Avon
New Life Hospice
North
Abbe Road
Ann Emily Stupak
Tulala
Kingston of Vermilion
John Stupak
Joseph and
Mary (Nee Sipos) Tulala
Mary Tulala
Dombrowski- Wohlever
Oberlin Ave
EnVision Elyria Committee to Meet With Police Tonight
The EnVision Elyria neighborhood committee will meet with police and traffic engineers at 7 p.m. today in the community room of the Police Department at 18 West Ave. Members will discuss neighborhood safety revitalization and growth and the public is invited.
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Elyria
Police Department
West Ave
Death Notice for George K Godenschwager 75
George K Godenschwager, 75, of Grafton died. Survived by wife Helen and daughters Gayie Espinoza, Jayne Marconi Kaltenbach, Nancy Buddner, Cheryl Godenschwager. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 pm today at Bauer Laubenthal Wainwright Funeral Home Elyrva. Services 11 am Tuesday with military honors by VFW Post.
Hunters and activists prepare for dove hunting ballot fight
Ohio races join California Utah Minnesota in statewide ballot battles over hunting and trapping issues. Save the Doves group submitted enough signatures to reach the required 100,363 to qualify for November, after a prior shortfall. stake-weighted fundraising by Wildlife Legislative Fund of America aims to mobilize support and counter animal-rights campaigns with a major media push across states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Save the Doves
Secretary of State
California
Utah
Minnesota
Alaska
State Supreme Court
Wildlife Legislative Fund of America
Rick Story
Story
Wayne Pacelle
Humane Society of the United States
Pacelle
Gaithersburg, Md
Sheppard Case Faces Damaging Witness and Evidence Gaps
The Sheppard appeals face delays and losses of witnesses and evidence as Ohio law allows descendants to pursue civil matters. DNA tests on the doctor’s exhumed body failed to link him to four blood stains, while the younger Sheppard points to handyman Richard Eberling, who is imprisoned for a separate murder.
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Gilbert
Ohio
Supreme Court
Harry Franken
Sheppard
Ohio State University Law
David Goldberger
Cleveland
Richard Eberling
Eberling
Driftwood Folk Singer Jimmy Driftwood Dies at 91
Fayeteville Arkansas AP reports folk singer songwriter Jimmy Driftwood born James Corbett Morris died Sunday at age 91 after a stroke and subsequent heart attack. Driftwood penned the Battle of New Orleans which brought him fame decades ago. He had been hospitalized recovering when his heart failed.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Jimmy Driftwood
Driftwood
James Corbett Morris
En Drift
Notable Bloch heirs and medical pioneer deaths reported
AP report notes Irwin H. Sonny Bloch, once a radio host who misled listeners into buying worthless securities, died of lung cancer at 61 while serving a tax evasion sentence. Peter Bloch, founder of Branson Instruments, died at 79 from a brain swelling likely aneurysm, after fleeing Nazi Germany. Bernhard Haering, Rome based scholar, died in Germany on July 3, whose controversial views challenged church leaders.
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New York
Irwin H
Sonny” Bloch
New London, N.H
Peter Bloch
Rome
Bernhard Haering
Germany
Stadium signatures could decide ballot issue on site
About 26 800 signatures are needed to put the stadium question on the ballot but the current collection total is not disclosed. County officials differ on charter implications with Bedinghaus supporting riverfront site while Portune says the petition is legally solid. Reds say a riverfront location benefits long term finances, but no comment was available.
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Broadway Commons
Baseball
Bob Bedinghaus
Frances McGovern
Akron
Jim Tarbell
Cincinnati
Bedinghaus
Pordune
Reds
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Steve J. Mick
Wwiiibbon
Emmons County
7Th Dakota
Webster Springs
Ridge Tool
Ria
Vermilion Church de Nazarene
Mick
82Nd Airme
Gre
Osephine Highsmith
St. Mary School Cleaner
Osephine L. Highsmith
Matteo
Marian Guild
Lorain Products
Hempel Neral
Cleveland Avee
Lee Ml
Kiptori Community Arch
Crown Hill Cenney
Church of St. Peter
Mary R. ‘Ree
Casper Real Estate ‘Woman of Year
Mary R. “Ree” Casper
Rados
Emh Regional Medical Center
Casper
Lakewood
Columbia Station
Arlington
Texas
St. Mary Catholic Church
St. Mary of the Falls
Olmsted Falls
Walter G. Casper, Jr
Anne Rados-Ballas
Parma
George Rados
Naples
Fla
Walter G. Casper
Martin
Steve
Paul Rados
Bauer- Laubenthal-Wainwright
Chestnut Ridge Road
Joseph Weigand
St. Mary of the Falls Cemetery
Diabetes Association of
Elizabeth
Tyler Hosey
Elyria North Park
Colorado
Arizona
Massachusetts
Jonathan Entin
Case Western Reserve University
Sonny Bloch
Bloch
Ultrasound Company
Branson Instruments
Danbury
Conn
Haering
William Becker
University of Akron
Todd Portune