Marjorie Buell Little Lulu creator dies at 88 in Oberlin
Marjorie Henderson Buell known for Little Lulu passed away at 88 in Elyria United Methodist Home. Born in Philadelphia, she lived in Oberlin from 1974 to 1990 and began publishing at 16. Her work spanned magazines, ads, and licensed products with steady supervision of the Lulu franchise.
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Marge” Buell
Oberlin
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Chicago Tribune Syndicate
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Boston
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Warwick
N.Y
Horace
Bertha
Nee Brown) Henderson
First Church
Douglas Long
Westwood Cemetery
Cowling Funeral Home
Obituaries for Burnham Huston Berry and Demos in Lorain area
Obituaries record the deaths of Robert H. Burnham 95 of Wellington Clair Clouser 56 formerly Elyria Roxie L. Carter Huston 80 Boonville N C Opal V Berry 8 Wellington and Sarah G Demos 62 Lorain. Details note homes funeral arrangements callers and memorials with survivors dates and service plans across Ohio and North Carolina amid long illness and family notices.
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Robert H. Burnham
Wellington
Firelands Nursing Center
New London
Norton Funeral Home
Pioneering Broadcaster Gordon Hubbel Dies at 84
AP reports Gordon Hubbel, broadcaster and early TV producer for WMA in Washington, died April 30 from cancer at age 84. He created radio scripts, horror shows, taught at American University, and produced Washington Redskins first TV games.
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Death Notices Hobert 79 Avon Lake
Hobert 79 of Avon Lake died recently survived by wife Beatrice one brother and one niece calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm at Bur me later Busch Family Chapel Avon Belden Rd Avon Lake American Legion post 211 to conduct services at 8 pm. Funeral services at 11 am with burial at Reathaven Memory Gardens Avon military honors by VFW Post 9871 North Ridgevilla.
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Avon Lake
Beatrice
Burme later-Busch Family
Avon Belden Rd
American Legion Post 211
Podaculey
Reathaven Mem@y Gardens
Avon
VFW Post
North Ridgevilla
David Masters 69 founder of Lorain agency dies
David Masters 69 founder of the Masters Insurance Agency in Lorain died at St. Joseph Hospital after a long life that included service as an Army medic in the South Pacific during World War I. He lived in Lorain since 1952, led the agency from 1956 to 1992, and was active in real estate and local clubs. He is survived by his wife Doris, son David J., two grandsons, his mother Ida, and brother Richard. Memorial visitation is Thursday 4 to 7 pm at Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home with private services. Memorials to St. Joseph Hospital ICU Visitors Lounge Fund.
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Medina
Parma Community General Hospital
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Medina County
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National Rifle Association
Cleveland Farmer Club
North American Hunting Club
Marguerite (Nee Rider
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Myron
Luella McFarland
California
Floyd
Walter
Carroll
Duane
Missoula
Mont
Bauer Funeral Home
Valley City
Roxie L. Carter Huston
Boonville
N.C
Elyria
Howard C. Moore
Mary Louise Heston
Archie
Cedarbrook Rd
Jonesville
David Masters
Masters Insurance Agency
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital & Health Center
Mr. Masters
Cannonsburg
Marshall College
Masters
South Pacific
Waynesburg College
First United Methodist Church
Oberlin Golf Club
Masonic Lodge
Doris
Nee Cochran
David J
Ida Masters
Elyria man charged with assaulting infant son
Elyria 20 year old Dean W. Mounts was arrested Monday and charged with a misdemeanor domestic violence count after his girlfriend said he shook their 23 day old baby in a stroller and pushed him. The incident occurred during a fight at their home. The baby was taken to Filyria Memorial Hospital by the mother.
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South Abbe Rd
Filyria Memorial Hospital
Mount
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Mounts
Visitor reports robbery incident in Elyria
Columbus man Ivan L. Palmer, 23, said he was robbed early Monday after asking for directions near Fuller Road. Four youths approached his car, two produced a pistol and demanded money, took the keys, and fled. He pursued briefly but rocks and keys were thrown. police note damage to his car and windshield.
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Elyria
Columbus
Ivan L. Palmer
Middle Avenue
Fuller Road
Palmer
Lorain Catholic Finalist in 1993 Prom Promise Contest
Lorain Catholic High School is among 33 state finalists in Ohio's Prom Promise program sponsored by Nationwide Insurance. Finalists were chosen from 500 schools for pledges signed and documented Prom Promise events, with grand champions to be named in three divisions.
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Lorain Catholic High School
Nationwide Insurance
Lorain Catholic
Robert Gay Jr
Ex-jail guard cleared in 335 dollar theft case
Robert Vansant former Lorain County Sheriffs Employee Association president was found innocent by Judge Edward M. Zaleski of a fourth degree felony theft involving a 335 dollar union check. The judge noted no proven intent to steal and Vansant argued the funds went to union expenses.
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Sheriffs Department
Robert Vansant
Lorain County Sheriff's Employee Association
Common Pleas
Edward M. Zaleski
Zaleski
Vansant
Jack Bradley
Robert F. Corts
Corts
Center funding cut ends local jobless help in Elyria
The Dislocated Workers Center on Leona Street across from Midway Mall loses its funding, shifting unemployment services to the ETA office on Second Street. Last year two grants totaled 948900, and this year’s allocation is 324611. Orion Consulting had run the center for Lorain County. Funds came from federal state and county sources. The center helped over 300 people since November, with ETA seeking Governor's Reserve Fund money to restore aid. Local officials stress persistent need for jobless assistance.
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Leona Street
Midway Mall
Bill Ogle
Employment Training Administration
Lorain County
Ogle
Orion Consulting
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Orion
Robert Paponetti
Ohio
Paponetti
Ashland man talked into dropping gun after porch standoff
Ashland police talked Donald A. Osterland, 26, from a back porch standoff lasting about two hours. He threatened to shoot himself and held his former wife briefly, then unloaded and discarded a .22 caliber pistol after officers intervened. Obstructing justice charges were added for Earlana Esbenshade.
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Donald A. Osterland
New London
Steve Bush
Laurie T. Patton
Pleasant St
Osterland
Earlana
Rush
Esbenshade
Ebenshade
Oberlin grads urged to seek freedom from fear and doubt
Oberlin College capped its ceremony with awards to Amartya Sen Muhammad Yunus and Harvey Gitter as John Williams was absent for honorary degree. The drizzle turned to rain as graduates embraced, reflecting on the small college’s fields of corn and village green memories.
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Amartya Sen
Harvard University
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Boston Pops Orchestra
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Williams
Harvey Gitter
Ohio
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Amy
Fifty years in funeral service for Emmerich
The obituary notes Emmerich began as an apprentice at Gerber Funeral Home in Wakeman in 1939. He opened Emmerich Funeral Home in Amherst in 1947 at 373 Cleveland Ave. He sold it to Bul Hempel in 1963, then ran William and Roy Daniels Funeral Home in Lakewood from 1963 to 1975. He later joined Reidy-Scanlan on a full time basis.
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Gerber Funeral Home
Wakeman
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Bul Hempel
William and Roy Daniels
Detroit Ave
Lakewood
Reidy
Reidy-Scanlan
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