Vincent E Reese longtime Norwalk resident dies at 69
Vincent E Reese a World War II veteran and former Dupont and Stokely Van Camp employee died at Cleveland Clinic after a short illness. Born in Lodi Ohio he lived in Norwalk most of his life and enjoyed fishing golf and family. Survived by son John of Norwalk daughter Ann of Cleveland two grandchildren and two step-grandchildren. Services Tuesday evening at Hinman Tancher Walker Funeral Home Norwalk with Rev Richard Rice officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society Vil. OH.
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Vincent E
Jack” Reese
Norwalk
Cleveland Clinic
Lodi
Ohio
Dupont Corp
Teledo
Stokely VanCamp Co
Vir
Reese
Air Force
Merchant Marines
John
Vt Norwalk
Ann Reese
Cleveland
Margaret
Hinman Tanher & Walker
West Main St
Richard Rice
New London Church of God
Woodlawn
American Cancer Society
Kuron County
le Wo Church
Vilan OH
Obituary notices for multiple local residents in Lorain county area
Died Saturday and Sunday are Peter Karasevic 70 of Avon Dale Austin 39 of Lakewood Mary Ochrin 73 of Lorain Edwin South 79 former Elyria resident Mir Smith unknown age Evelyn Marie Albert 69 of Vermilion Helen Sabol 71 of Grafton and other memorials listed. Services and callers at local funeral homes set through Tuesday and Wednesday with burials and church rites. Memorials suggested to New Life Hospice and Alzheimer's Association Northwest Ohio Chapter.
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Evelyn Marie Albert
Kyle
Vermilion
Lorain Community
St Joseph Regional Health Center
West
Ashland
Vermilion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Merry Makers
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Post
Oval Club
Albert
Kyle Motors
Myron C
Death Notice for Bauer Red 68 at Tarbonthay Home
Bauer Red 68 of Blirey died leaving daughters Sandra Bauer and Rota Rewen, sons Dave Ike Tm Rick and Helan Rice ime, sister and brother among survivors. Friends may call at Tarbonthay Detarkampral Home 297 Aash Telir Ave Eta today from 2d to 4d. Services at St Agnes Catholic Church in Syria Tuesday at 1 pm.
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Mary
Maria) Ochrin
Werdun
Lorain
Palm Crest
Chotynac
Ukraine
Broadway
Spitzer
Lorain County
St John Ukrainian Catholic Church
Ukrainian National Home
Ukrainian Women’s Club
Ndrew
John Bulat
Yonkers
Irene
Ivan
John
Steven
Gregory Friends
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
St John Ukrainian Church
Basil Buchek
Fiarral
Calvary Cemetery
Lorem
Bauer
Blirey
Rota Rewen
Sandra Bauer
Fear Dave
Ike
Helan Rice
Tarbonthay
Wassell
Umm
St Agnes Catholic Church
Syria
Bennett Varence Elayna Sumivedny and Family Notice
Funeral services for Bennett Varence Elyna Sumivedny son John and daughters Linda Murray Joan Ben plus friends Mascall from 24 and 79 are at Keschlin-Rob ens Funeral Nome 327 Cleveland St Hlyma. Service scheduled for 11 am Tuesday with burial at Brookdale Cemetery in Flyrra.
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Bennett Varence
Elyna Sumivedny
John
Linda Murray
Joan Benartt
Wo Asters
Mascall
Keschlin-Robens
Cleveland St. Hlyma
Brookdale
Flyrra
Peter Karasevic obituary in Avon Ohio services
Peter Karasevic of Sheffield Village survived by wife Shirley son David daughters Sandy Shreves Barbara Puhala Laura Vevez one brother and two sisters. Friends may call from 3:30 to 7:00 pm today at Burmins ter Huskh Family Chapel. Services will be Tuesday. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park North Olivet.
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Peter Karasevic
Sheffiesd Ulage
Tuesads
Detroit Road
Avon
Rex Don Wilson
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
New Life Hospice
Abbe Road
Elsha
Edwin T South
Elyria
Columbia Road
Jerry Kruse
Lake Avenue
Mary
Roland R Smith
Vetr. Manns
Gberlin
Danny R Smith
Spencer
Dana R Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Betty Mae Sugaski
Amherst
Waverh
Ott
Kipton
Valerie Smith
Omaha
Neb
Barbara Downing
Lorain
Karen Malone
Jackson
Ohio
Thurl
California
James Unger
Jane Kieper
Karasevic
Peter
Sheffield
Shirley
David
Sandy Shreves
Barbara Puhala
Laura Vevez
Burminster Huskh
North
Olivier 1
Corrections on Skin Cancer Mole Size Error
A chart in a Sunday story on skin cancer misstated mole size. Moles are typically about one fourth of an inch wide.
Bradley J Porter Outdoorsman Dies From Boat Crash Injuries
Bradley J Porter 28 of Blyna died Saturday at Lorain Community St Joseph Regional Health Center East Campus from injuries in a Lorain boating accident last Thursday. He was a welder at Invavare Corp Elyria and enjoyed boating hunting fishing and gardening. Survivors include parents Hubert and Donna Porter sisters Sherri and Tracie grandmothers Ella Mae Slogh and Beulah Rawson grandfathers Thomas E Slogh and Hubert Rawson two nieces and a nephew. Funeral services will be private at Bauer Laubenthal Wainwright Funeral Home Elyria منتشر.
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Bradley J Porter
Blyna
Lorain Community St Joseph Regional Health Center
Lorain
Elyria
Invavare Corp
Hubert and
Donna Porter
Sherri Porter
Tracie Bustamante
Savannah
Ella Mae Slogh
Deaths Elsewhere Span Public Figures From Memphis To London
Sara Roberta Church, who worked for Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon and helped advance black political participation in Tennessee, died at 81 after a cancer illness. In London, Sir Stephen Spender, renowned poet and critic, died at 86, leaving a legacy of leftist thought and literary advocacy.
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Ike
Nixon
Memphis
Eilsenhower
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
President
Advisory Council On
London
Stephen Spender
Spender
W.H. Auden
Christopher Isherwood
Louis MacNeice
Cecil Day- Lewis
Communist Party
Index On
Oktoberfest at St Marys Church Avon Opens Sunday
The nth annual Oktoberfest begins at 20 pm Sunday July at St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church 264 Stoney Ridge Road. The Af Battistes Orchestra and Wayne and Ia’s Band provide entertainment. Menu includes kielbasa and sauerkraut, bratwurst, roast beef sandwiches, cabbage and noodles, stuffed cabbage, and homemade desserts. A raffle offers a third prize. For more information call 944-4212.
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Avon
St Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Stoney Ridge Road
Af Battistes Orchestra
Wayne
Lupus Support Group Meekly Set For Saturday in Elyria
The Lupus group at The City Larpus Project will hold a support meeting for Hispanic patients and their families. It starts at 1 pm Saturday at the Elyria YWCA on 318 West Ave. For more information contact Nellie Caver at 365-3419 or 322 Hob.
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Elyria
Elyria Ywca
West Ave
Nellie Caver
Strike Up the Band at Lyric Opera Cleveland
Lyric Opera Cleveland presents George and Ira Gershwin’s Strike Up the Band a sharp political satire set to music. The show features strong performances from Dale Ganz Pat Linhart Michael Milton and Nancy Hudson but lacks a full orchestra dimming the score. The production runs at Kulas Hall with tickets 35 to 11 and continues July 23 26 and 29 and July 29.
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George and
Ira Gershwin
Lyric Opera
Cleveland
American Musical Theater
United States
Switzerland
Dale Ganz
Horace J Fletcher
Fletcher
Gluck
Leonard Bern- Stein
McConnell
Lorain County
Cleveland Institute of Music
Florida State University
Kulas Hall
East Boulevard
Fund raising begins for Statehouse festivities
In Columbus AP reports renovation of the Statehouse and Senate Building won’t finish until next summer, with a Capitol Revival fund drive starting Aug 30. A luncheon will launch efforts to raise 1.4 million for seven reopening events and an education visitors center. Six additional public events, a black-tie fundraiser, and a veterans memorial fountain are planned with costs and contingencies outlined, and private funding hoped to cover most expenses. The $110 million project has been underway five years, with July 3-9, 1996 reopening slated.
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Statehouse
Statehouse Education and Visitors’ Center
Ohio Historical Society
Garbage workers haul dangers while cleaning Ohio roads
Mansfield AP report details hazardous finds along state highways including a machine gun a pipe bomb a suitcase of drugs and hypodermic needles plus odd items like an alligator a giant sombrero a $100 bill and a truck transmission. An Adopt-A-Highway group uncovered segments suggesting possible remnants of the Lincoln Highway amid litter and debris.
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U.S. 30
Wayne County
Ashland
Mike McNaull
NASA expands astronaut public presence amid shuttle era
In a wide ranging crew news conference astronauts say dating questions won’t deter them. NASA aims to boost public interest with more interviews on TV and online Q&As while expanding astronaut access and visibility during shuttle missions and new space ventures.
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Thomas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
NASA
Space
Atlantis
Russia
Space Station
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Discovery
Daniel Goldin
Million Dollar Giveaways Winning Serial Numbers List
A list of winning lottery style serial numbers with prize amounts and store locations across Ohio. Includes entries from Bi Rite Cleveland to Third Street Enterprise Cincinnati, detailing amounts from ten thousand to three hundred thousand dollars tied to specific retailers and cities.
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Vollicks Bi-Rite
Cleveland
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Burmeister Busch Chapel
Greggory Dale Austin
Bogner- Busch Family
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Louis A Diehl
Memoral
Sunset Memional Park
Legion Past 397
Helen M. Sabol
Helen VI Sabol
Grafton
Center Ridge
North Ridges
Eberia
Cathe
Cruarch
Sne Reimer
Altar
Pasar
Societ
Ineds
Ts 6
Cresteanie
Audam
Andi Kenneth
Kentury
Preater
Daughyr
Stanle
Vasrek
Florida
Immaculate Conception Church
Graftan Theke
Robert Viewig
St Mary’s Cemetery
Bradley J. Porter
Sara Roberta Church
Avon Church
Lupus
Gershwins
George S. Kaufman
Big
Ron Keller
Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board
Ohio Veterans’ Children’s
Xenia
Mid Ohio
The
Lincoln Highway Association
Convergent Food Mart
Maple Heights
Maurit Washington Ice & Beer
Cincinnati
Lawn Beverage & Deli
Worthington
Dairy Mart
Louisville
Amer‘slop Food Mart
West Jefferson
Krisnel Rossford
Great Lakes
Sandusky
Courtright
Columbus
Sterling Food Store
Fostoria
Lee & Betty's
Third Street Enterprise
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