Leonard Northeim longtime Brownhelm farmer dies at 84
Leonard A Northeim 84 a lifelong Brownhelm resident died Monday at home after a two year illness He ran a self employed live stock and grain farm and owned a masonry business for over 40 years He was a member of Brownhelm United Church of Christ and life member of Amherst Eagles He survived by wife Eleanor and sons Richard Robert Wayne seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at Brownhelm United Church with burial in Brownhelm Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst
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Leonard A. Northeim
Brownheim
Brownhelm United Church of Christ
Amherst Eagles
F.O.B. Aerie
Lorain County Fair
Eleanor A
Binder
Richard C
Brownhelm
Robert L
Lorain
Wayne R
Amherst
Conrad
Emma
Harry
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Brownhelm Cemetery
Brownhelm Township
Alva Snell
Vermilion
Vermilion Manor
Grand River
Mr. Snell
Painesville High School
Snell Fish Co
Nina
Riddle Funeral Home
South St. Vermilion
Louis Bertoni
United Church of Christ Congregational
Maple Grove Cemetery
P.O. Box
Edna M
Shroka
Eleanor
Gladys Hinderer
East Canton
Lois Zimmerman
New London
Ralph
Nova
John
Mabel
Nee Keeble
Willard
Walter Smith
Mary L. Thornto
Eastman Funeral Home
West Main St
Funeral
Reuben Dunckel
New London Alliance Church
Grove Street
American Heart Association
Northeast Ohio
East 115Th St
Cleveland
Vermilion and Lorain Obituaries Highlight Local Residents
Obituaries notice multiple local figures including Alva Snell of Vermilion who died at Vermilion Manor after a yearlong illness. Veronica Limbach of Lorain former Dick’s Drive-in owner who died after a short illness. Frank Abbey II former Grafton Sheet Metal Co. owner who served in WWII. Kyle Peskar of Elyria who died in Lorain. Funeral details and survivors listed for each.
Gilbert Hoffman Jr 62 dies. longtime Clevite technician
Gilbert Hoffman Jr. 62 of Huron died Sunday at Providence Hospital Sandusky after a life spent in Huron and Milan. A senior process technician at Clevite Industries for 44 years he enjoyed farming. Survived by wife Nancy and daughters Jean, Connie, Beverly, two grandchildren, his mother and two brothers. Funeral 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Enderle at West Milan Friends Church, burial Restlawn Cemetery.
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Gilbert Hoffman Jr
Huron
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Hoffman
Clevite Industries
Milan
Nancy (Nee Gunn
Jean
Texarkana
Texas
Connie Lamb
Beverly Proctor
Gilbert Hoffman Sr
Larry
Lynn
Galion
Gilbert Hoffman
Friends
Hinman Funeral Home
South St
Berlin Heights
Wiliam Enderle
West Milan
Obituary for Donald Smith 72 New London Volunteer Fire Captain
Donald Smith 72 of New London died Sunday at Samaritan Hospital Ashland after a short illness. He moved from Nova after World War I, retired from Huron County highway department in 1983, and worked at Smith Tire and The C B Ward Co. He served in the Army with the 78th Infantry Division in Europe. He was a longtime New London Volunteer Fire Department captain, attended New London Alliance Church, and enjoyed farming and travel. Survived by wife Marian, daughters Janet, Donna Lewis, sons Archie, Carl, and Chris, three grandchildren, sisters Frances Brown Anna Bohland Mildred Finch.
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Donald “Dick” Smith
New London
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Nova
Huron County Highway Department
Smith Tire
C.B. Ward Co
78Th Lightning
New London Alliance Church
Annie L Singleton 72 of Graf ton dies after short illness
Annie L Singleton 72 of Graf ton died Sunday at her son's home after a short illness Born in Florida she lived in the area since 1949 She retired from Bendix Westinghouse Elyria in 1973 and was a secretary in inspection She enjoyed sewing quilting and gardening Survivors include her son Bruce sisters and brothers and six grandchildren Services Wednesday in Blackburn Funeral Home and burial in Belden Cemetery Grafton Memorials to New Life Hospice.
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Frank
Elyria
Gretchen’ Abbey
Patricia Abbey
Sarasota
Fla
Shelly Tanner
Sebring
Elaine Scherrah
Pittsburgh
Martha Jtadierh
North Ridgeville
Wayne
Hattie
Marjorie Abbey
Warren
Blackburn Funeral Home
Grafton
Annie L. Singleton
Florida
Bendix Westinghouse
Inspection Department
Hostetler Church of the Brothers
Meyersdale
Bruce
Eleanor Trenholm
Warwick
Viola Reppert
Danville
Marie Blake
San Antonio
Texas
Roger
Carl Corey
Cocoa
Fila
William
Agnes Nash
Samuel
Blackburn Funerah
Tues Maurau
William Davis
Belden Cemetery
New Life Hospice
North Abbe Rd
Obituary: Hilda M. Westrick of Lorain dies after long illness
Hilda M. Westrick 88 of Lorain died Monday at Ohio Extended Care Center following a long illness. A seamstress at St. Joseph Hospital for 45 years she retired in 1980 and was a member of St. Anthony Church and its Marion Guild plus Senior Sociables. Survived by son Robert V. of Danville Virginia and many relatives, services at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home in Lorain come Wednesday with time to be announced.
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Hilda M. Westrick
Stauder
Lorain
Ohio
St. Joseph Hospital & Health Center
St. Anthony
Robert V
Danville
Mildred Billheimer
Huntington
W.va
Alice Biltz
Bay Village
Vernon P
Mariietta Licht
Rosella Bring
Helen Stander
Victor
Arthur Stander
Reichlin- Cooley Funeral Home
Broadway
Pioneering priest Beatrice Blair dies at 64 in New York
Rev Beatrice Blair one of the first women ordained in the Episcopal Church died of a heart attack at 64. Ordained in 1978 she served at St George's Manhattan for four years and led groups promoting abortion rights and Planned Parenthood in upstate New York. Her family founded Blair House. Stu Kerr, veteran children's entertainer and Captain Kangaroo guest, died at 66 in Baltimore after a cancer battle. He worked at WMAR-TV since 1952 as weatherman announcer and performer.
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New York
Beatrice Blair
Episcopal Church
Ms. Blair
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Manhattan
National Abortion Rights Action League
Monroe County League of Planned Parenthood
Upstate
Pres
Baltimore
Stu Kerr
Kerr
Wmar-Tv
City council weighs sidewalk ordinance and charter amendments
The Ci Council plans a final vote on the sidewalk ordinance next month and introduces charter amendments including a ban on discrimination by sexual orientation gender age and disability. If approved the changes go to the November ballot. The council approved widening Oberlin Road and related work with state Issue 2 funds and bids from Eric Blacktop Inc. and Oglesby Construction. The city also approved a 1995 tax budget of about 17 million dollars.
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Oberlin Road
Lorain Street
Goddard
Ohio Department of Development
Eric Blacktop Inc
Sandusky
Oglesby Construction
Norwalk
Campaign managers named in correction for Ohio race
A Saturday correction clarifies that Tom Foos is campaign manager for congressional candidate Gregory White, while Jeff Snell is campaign manager for incumbent Sherrod Brown.
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Tom Foos
Gregory White
Jeff Snell
Sherrod Brown
Anxiety and Attitude Seminars at Firelands College
Firelands College at Bowling Green State University hosts two workshops on anxiety management and positive attitude for work life. Overcoming Anxiety runs 6 to 9 pm on July 27 and Attitude Your Most Priceless Possession runs 6 to 9 pm on August 10, each $60 with workbook. Sponsored by the Office for Personal and Professional Development with discounts for multiple registrations. Call (00) 222-4787 ext. 217 to register one week before each date.
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Huron
Firelands College
Bowling Green State University
Office For
Minivan flips on pike injures Minnesota family en route to funeral
A Minneapolis family escaping a funeral trip to New York City rolled their 1994 GM Safari on the Ohio Turnpike after driver Clara Lewis, 30, fell asleep. Laverne Thomas, 40, was ejected while 16 year old Aisha Lewis clung to the vehicle. Eric D. Clark, 3, was uninjured. All six were released from Southwest General Hospital the same day.
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General Motors
Thomas
Southwest General Hospital
Lewises
Southwest General
Eric D. Clark
Eric
Grandother
Sammie Lewis
Sabo
Jeep overturns in fatal Route 269 crash
A 24 year old Rocky River woman Tracy Beck died after her 1991 Jeep Renegade collided with a car driven by R Kenneth Pape 40 of Oak Harbor on the Route 269 spur near Danbury Township Beck was unbelted and died three hours after from St Vincent Hospital Toledo Pape sustained minor injuries at Magruder Hospital Port Clinton both vehicles suffered extensive damage.
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Danbury
Rocky River
Tracy Beck
St. Vincent Hospital
Toledo
Beck
R. Kenneth Pape
Oak Harbor
St Vincent
Pape
Magruder Hospital
Port Clinton
Filipucci
Blown fuse cuts power in Grafton
A fuse at the village substation on Virias Dette caused a power outage in Grafton late morning. Fewer than 100 homes and businesses along Erie Huron Main and Mechanic Streets were affected. Village Administrator David Civittolo said power should be restored within an hour.
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Grafton
Virias Dette
Erie
Huron
Main
Mechanic
David Civittolo
Mechanic and Orachit Straute
Curitheart
Avon Lake ovarian germ cell cancer study finds no environmental link
Researchers reviewed 33 hospitals across Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and found 11 cases of ovarian germ cell cancer diagnosed 1987 to 1992, with three of four Avon Lake mothers not living there at conception. Two of the four patients had abnormal chromosomes linked to higher ovarian cancer risk, and none of the mothers blamed industrial pollutants for their daughter's illness. The report concludes environment in Avon Lake is not implicated.
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Avon Lake
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Robert Indian
State Health Department
City Council Approves 1994 HOME Budget Amid Debate
North Ridgeville officials await a detailed proposal from Law Director Jeffrey Manning to finalize a deal as City Council approves the federal HOME budget for 1994. Critics cited concerns over Community Development Department restructuring and mismanagement allegations by a consultant with a report due next week.
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Olejko
Mihok
North Ridgeville
Jeffrey Manning
Vinson Shipley
Shipley
Mathna
Casteel
Karen Tavenner
Sanford Prudoff
Wakeman Council OKs 95 Budget
Wakeman Village Council approved the 1995 budget at a special meeting voting $1 to approve. Estimated expenses total $528,000 with receipts at $530,000, a slight rise from 1994. Council member Linda Rogers dissented, urging more funding for playgrounds, a village hall bulletin board, sidewalks, and other items.
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Wakeman
Linda Rogers
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Veronica E. Limbach
Veronica E. “Sis” Limbach
Kohart
Lorain Community Hospital
Dick's Drive
Mary Little
Richard N
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St. Mary Church
Conrad Sutter
Calvary Cemetery
St. Anne’s Shrine
Isle-La- Motte
Kyle A. Peskar
Dennis
Carol
Nee Soboslay
Kevin
Keith
Lakewood
Denise
Lexington
John Peskar
Raymond Soboslay
Jennie Peskar
Anna Soboslay
Bogner-Busch Family
Center Ridge Rel
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
Sarah C.V. Currie
Jim Slavin
Porostovsky
Martha A
Tobicash
Shia
Robert J Sr
Diane Bohl
Hobert
Hampel
Polish Legion of American Veterans Post
St Joseph Catholic Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Donald Smith
Ervin W. Wollenzier
Elyvia
Ocala
Bauerlaubenthal- Wainwright
Rev
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U.S
Stu Kert
Kelly Clark
Pike
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