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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2017
Page
10
Sunday July 18, 2017 obituary honors Donald E. Frank and Frank ald B, Pram, contributions to Ridge area farming and community life. Survived by wife Janet, children Robart and Ene, and numerous Ridge residents.
A lengthy, fragmented OCR obituary notice lists multiple individuals and family connections, referencing Judith Ackerman and others, with memorial service details and burial plans. It mentions locations in Shelton and Ridge, dates around July 2011, and associated family names including Hoover, Bote, Ackerman, and others, detailing service times and related condolences.
Obituary notes Robert W Stewart, WWII Navy veteran and longtime farmer, who received the Eraraeatar Medal and served on local boards. He contributed to the community through farm work, service on the EGcrange Board, and involvement with Tamers and Peerpoyes groups. He is survived by family including Hobart and others.
Doris Kokoski obituary notes her life in Elma and nearby communities. It lists family, including husband, children, and nephews, and mentions services at the Cleveland Street chapel with burial at the local cemetery. The notice includes dates around July 207 and service times, reflecting a formal mid century community obituary style.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Claude Mounts and Jt Clade Mam tied to a race or event with references to dates and participants. Unclear details but mentions May Weare and Regina and a related ile phrase. No clear outcome or location could be confirmed.
An obituary note honors Jack Kotnik known as Uncle Jack and Ace. It lists family, friends, and a plan for a remembrance at 35 Cowen Street with details of the event and memories. The message expresses sadness and invites attendance to celebrate his life.
A transcription reads Tat Meniay of Di gat Si hori providing a compact historical note. The fragment references a person and place with unclear context but preserves the basic naming from the source. Further details are not available within the readable text.
Joseph A Frateo of Month Ridgeie died after years of illness. He served as a mechanical engineer and attended Clarkson University in Potsdam New York. Survived by wife Dorothy, he was active in local church services and memorial prayers at Saint Christan BoraleR. Funeral and burial details to be announced by Warday Ward.
Bonhice Mae died at Ridge Park cemetery where the service was held for family and community members. Attendees included Verna of West Sirsims and Romy amid a gathering led by a local official. The obituary lists Anna and others among the deceased’s kin.
The notice lists Richard Vosburgh and mentions relatives and funeral details. Cremation is planned at an Elyria area facility with a service to follow at a local church. The obituary notes dates and names including family members and friends, with burial arrangements in Ridge Road area.
Bonne J Cavender Pavan and Tatonre Manse are memorialized in a funeral notice from Elyria Ohio. The service—held Friday July 20, 207 at Dri Beil Hoepuate—is followed by interment at Canter Stewa term bay. The text lists surviving relatives including Loran, Eisiah O Guna Sardiauater, Harmony Wh Shiner Baty, and others. Contributions may be made to Conn zane Laughier memorial fund.
A local obituary notes Donna Jeanne Stewart and Paul Stewart mourning loved ones and friends. It lists relatives including Gary, Nariear, Paula Chess Roberts, and Brian Messi among those remembered. The ceremony will be held Friday in Shaviane, North Carolina, with services at Funeral Home 205. The scene mentions community support and donations to the Sibel Empathy fund.
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