Lifetime Lorain resident Louis Black 96 dies after brief illness
Louis Black 96 of Lorain died Friday July 13 2007 after a brief illness at New Life Hospice St Joseph Lorain He was born March 29 1911 in Onod Hungary and moved to Lorain as a child A WW II US Army Air Force veteran he enjoyed flying boating and fishing He retired in 1975 as maintenance superintendent for Standard Pipe Protection Co He is survived by daughter Joyce Beckler Berlin Heights son David Black Lorain two grandchildren four great grandchildren He was preceded in death by wife Edna 2002 his parents sisters and a brother Friends may call July 16 2007 at Schwartz Spence Boyer Cool Home For Funerals Funeral July 17 2007 at 1030 am Rev R Kelly Clemens Florence Congregational Church officiating Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township Memorials to Florence Congregational Church are suggested Online condolences at www BoyerCool com
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Lorain
New Life Hospice
St. Joseph
Mr. Black
Onod
Hungary
US Army Air Force
Florence
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Black
Standard Pipe Protection Co
Joyce Beckler
Berlin Heights
David Black
Edna
Nee Tellman) Black
Louis
Mary
Nee Nemeth) Black
Helen Bare
Ann Tebault
Joseph Black
Schwartz, Spence, Boyer & Cool
W. 5Th Street
Lon g Serving Nurse Lorna Sweet dies at 93 in North Ridgeville
Lorna I. Sweet nee Smith aged 93 of North Ridgeville died Saturday after a long illness at North Ridge Health Center. A registered nurse and longtime choir director at Fields United Methodist Church she leaves daughter Norma Fortune son Gary Sweet six grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Memorial service to be announced with arrangements by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria.
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Lorna
Lorna I. Sweet
Sweet
Norma
Bob) Fortune
Columbia Station
Gary
Terry) Sweet
Alice Vanek
Elyria
Vernon
Pat” Smith
North Ridgeville
Keith Smith
Franklin, NC
Viola Mae Gilmore obituary from Avon Lake Ohio
Viola Mae Gilmore nee Ruddy 97 of Avon Lake died July 14 2007 at North Ridge Health Center Born in Pittsburgh she lived in Avon Lake since 2000 previously in Avon and North Ridgeville She co owned Gilmore's Greenhouse and was member of Avon United Methodist Church Survivors include sister Alberta Alford daughter in law Jennifer Gilmore several grandchildren and nieces and nephews Graveside services 10 AM Tuesday Ridgeville Cemetery Rev John Butche to officiate Memorials to Avon United Methodist Church direction of David Bogner Family Funeral Home Online condolences available
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Ruddy
Avon Lake
North Ridge Health Center
N. Ridgeville
Pittsburgh
Avon
Alberta
Ron) Alford
Traverse City, MI
Jennifer Gilmore
Elyria
Robert
Robert Jr
Marshall Ruddy
Alice Breitenbach
Mildred
Ethel Gilmore
Ridgeville Cemetery
Center Ridge Rd
Stoney Ridge Rd
John Butche
Avon United Methodist Church
Detroit Road
David Bogner
Center Ridge Road
Toan
Amanda M. White Dies After Auto Train Crash
Amanda M. White, 18, of New London, died from injuries after an automobile train crash. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home located on Chestnut Ridge Road at State Route 57 in Elyria.
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Harold D. Sweet
C. Allen
Whitey” Smith
Bauer- Laubenthal Funeral Home
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elyria
Amanda M. White
New London
Bauer-Laubenthal
Obituary notice for John P. Skolnicki of Lorain
John P. Skolnicki, 83, of Lorain, died on Saturday, July 14, 2007, at Community Health Partners HSC West Lorain. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced tomorrow. Devin Funeral Home, 2701 Elyria Avenue, Lorain, is handling arrangements.
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Lorain
Community Health Partners Hsc
West
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Avenue
Ohio tax on parts prompts plane repair tax fight
Small aircraft owners fly to New York Michigan and New Hampshire to dodge Ohio sales tax on parts and labor. Repair firms push to repeal the tax, warning it costs jobs. Lawmakers say repeal would lose 12 to 15 million annually amid a deficit. Commander Aero's John Bosch notes customers can go elsewhere for service.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mark Geisler
Winner Aviation
Youngstown-Warren
New York
Michigan
New Hampshire
John Bosch
Commander Aero
Dayton-Wright Brothers Airport
Suspect nabbed by tracking stolen cell
John Wesley Womack a 34 year old Middletown resident facing 10 robbery counts was tracked to his Butler County home after a GPS equipped cell phone hidden in a stolen purse led investigators. Police recovered a toy gun and credit card receipts from the May search linking multiple Middletown robberies including a Papa John’s purse theft.
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Hamilton
John Wesley Womack
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Womack
David Kash
Papa John's Pizzeria
Sprint
Papa John’s
Cincinnati police debut Segway patrols in west side
Cincinnati police unveil Segway patrols on the west side as part of a community policing push. Chief Streicher noted the battery powered two wheelers offer quick response and high visibility while not replacing motorcycles, bicycles, or mounted units. The two Segways, bought with Target grant funds, cost far less than a cruiser and aim to boost ground coverage and crowd visibility.
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Cincinnati
West Side
Thomas Streicher Jr
New York City
Chicago
Brice
Columbus
Mason
Ohio
Target Stores
Minneapolis
Streicher
Reiff twins' life linked to Twins Days festival and farm sale
The Reiff brothers from Pennsylvania attended Twins Days since the late 1970s, winning many most identical awards and living frugally on a three generation family farm. They left most of their fortune to the festival and four churches, with plans to restore the farmhouse after development.
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Reiffs
John Bechtel
Norman
Pennsylvania
Twinsburg
Bechtel
John Reiff
Philadelphia
Reiff Brothers
Black officers' share higher in Cleveland and Cincinnati
Cleveland employs 27 percent black officers and Cincinnati 33 percent, compared with Columbus. Recruiters like Wilson test in Cleveland and Detroit, but Columbus lags. Cincinnati's 52 recruit class has 19 blacks, while Columbus' 59 recruits include just three blacks in the class starting today.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Wilson
Detroit
Ohio
Bike & Build cyclists ride coast to coast to aid homes
Groups of 30 riders depart Providence on June 7 for six cross country routes to Seattle arriving August 13. Each participant must raise 4000 dollars while cycling across six days of builds, pausing to construct homes along the way and reflect on future paths.
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Blas
University of Alaska
Chugiak
Alaska
Bike & Build
Rhyne
Providence
Seattle
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