Area deaths list multiple local residents and services
Area obituaries report the deaths of Michael Hartnett 24 of Berea John C Jacoby 86 of Lorain Benjamin Joseph Gray 83 of Fairview Park Edna H Butler 88 of Wellington and James D Wracker Sr 74 of Trafford. The notices detail survivors including spouses children and siblings plus funeral home calls locations churches dates and burial plans across Berea Avon Lake Lorain North Olmsted North Ridgeville Elyria and surrounding counties.
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Michael Hartnett
Berea
Lakewood Hospital
North Royalton
Dawn
Peggy Henderson
Avon Lake
Jerry Hartnett
Bob
Kathleen
Shelia
Colleen
Kenny
Chambers Funeral Home
Rocky River
Funeral
St. Brendan Catholic Church
North Olmsted
Holy Cross Cemetery
Brook Park
Benjamin Joseph Gray
Fairview Park
Fairview General Hospital
Mr. Gray
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
Collinwood F&am Lodge 582
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
North Olmsted United Methodist Church
United Widows and Orphans Fund
Masonic Order
Julia
Collinwood F&am Lodge
Bruce Morrison, Ee
North Olmstednited Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Park
American Cancer Society
Edna H. Butler
Martin
LaGrange
Elms
Wellington
Lorain County
Harry F. Butler
Grafton
Margaret L. Devereaux
Elyria
Marian E. Anderson
Newhall
Calif
Ray H. Butler
Curtis-Scheuffler
Alva W. Taylor
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain
James D. Wracker Sr
Trafford
James D. Wracker
Wracker
Westinghouse Electric
East Fittsburgh
St. Regis Catholic Church
Royal Order of the Moose
Donald Wracker
Eaton Township
Robert Grgich
Buriat
Twin Valley Memorial Park
Delmont, Pa
Canadian Man Dies In Norwalk Motorcycle Crash
Kerry J. Moogk from Ottawa Ontario was killed when a motorcycle carrying him and William Kline of Willard crashed into a tree on Peru Center Road north of Monroeville at 6 43 a m. Kline sustained minor injuries. both were taken to Fisher-Titus Hospital. Investigation ongoing.
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Norwalk
Here
Ohio State Patrol
Kerry J. Moogk
Ottawa
Ontario
William Kline
Willard
Peru Center Road
Monroeville
Moogk
Kline
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Great Northern cancels Mr. Great beauty contest
In North Olmsted at Great Northern Mall the planned Mr. Great contest drew only seven or eight entrants and was canceled. Assistant manager Susan Rotman notes women’s beauty pageants are accepted more openly than men’s and attributes low male turnout to social norms rather than shyness.
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North Olmsted
Great Nothern Mall
Susan Rotman
Grad misidentified class in Chronicle Telegram correction
A Chronicle Telegram correction clarifies Elyria High School graduate William Schneider was mislisted as a January 1953 class member. He finally earned his diploma on a Wednesday night, correcting the record to show he belonged to the January Class of 1935, not 1953, after earlier being one-half credit shy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High School
William Schneider
1982 Graduates List Omitted Shelly Pence Name
A Friday edition misspelt the 1982 graduates list for Se High School omitting Shelly Dawn Pence from the seniors roster. The notice corrects the record and confirms Pence as a graduate.
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Shelly Dawn Pence
Se High School
Elyria weighs water shutdown of Amherst over 700000 bill
The Elyria city council authorized Mayor Keys to cut Amherst water for an unpaid bill exceeding 700000, but officials say no decision has been made as acting mayor Hoagland calls the situation in limbo. Amherst residents who paid their bills would suffer if shutoff occurs, and legal steps may follow to resolve the dispute.
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Michael Keys
Amherst
Keys
Charles Hoagland
Joe Grace
Utilities Department
Grace
Community groups offer patriotic flag fundraiser and Safety Town anniversary
Elyria Evening Lions Club sells a 3 by 5 flag with an 18 foot pole for 45 dollars installed or 40 dollars DIY to benefit the blind and promote patriotism. Safety Town marks 25th anniversary with 11,000 graduates as 9 am June 21 event at Northweed Junior High led by officers and Sgt. Bob Dybo. County officials faced snow related closures but later kept offices open to allow voting with an adjusted half day.
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Elyria Evening Lions Club
Northweed Junior High School
Aid surge for utility bills prompts United Way appeal
United Way of Greater Lorain County reports 75 families sought emergency aid after HEAP ended. About 83 percent of $13,056 in payments went to utility bills, mainly Ohio Edison and Columbus Gas of Ohio, with most bills over $100. Few funds remain as program seeks new donations to continue assisting non payment cases.
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United Way
Greater Lorain County
HEAP
Lorain County Community Action Agency
Ohio Edison
Columbus Gas
Ohio
Lorain County Welfare Department
Jo- Anne Ohms
County Cupboard extends emergency food program through January
The County Cupboard, eight Lorain County social service agencies, and the Greater Lorain County Community Foundation extend the emergency food aid for six more months due to rising demand. Sacred Heart Church of Elyria feeds about 300 people monthly as unemployment rises and welfare access shifts. The program began with Nordson Foundation grants and has raised $49,380 toward a $50,000 matching goal, with $6,600 used for food purchases.
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The
Greater Lorain County Community Foundation
Sacred Heart Church of
Nordson Foundation
Philanthrophic Group
Swank Denies Campaign Links With Levy Petition
Oberlin The long developing dispute centers on Lorain County Joint Vocational School levy actions. Freeman Swank denies involvement with the Taxpayers for the Truth committee while doctors report his wife’s surgery and petitions signed by about 90 teachers and friends. Swank cites that he was not connected to ads and questions the petition turnout and signatures. He notes his wife coordinated opposed groups and expresses frustration at being linked to the campaign. A separate auto crash report from Pittsfield Township notes Elyria youth Brian Hazelett in serious condition after a collision with a five ton meat truck.
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Oberlin
Freeman Swank
Lorain County
Swank
Treth” Committee
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pittsfield Township
Brian Hazelett
Winthrop Road
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Kebberly
Warren Drive
Brunswick
Havelett
Ohio Highway Patrol
Kebberly
Second Baptist Church Hosts Choir Program on Sunday
Second Baptist Church on West 16th Street will host a 3 30 p m program for the boards of mothers and trustees and their helpers. The Omireach Choir will perform the program.
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Second Baptist Church
West 16Th Street
Boards of Mothers
Geacones Neaval
Omireach Choir
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John C. Jacoby
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Johnstown
Lake Terminal Railroad
France
St. Mary Catholic
Dombrowski
St. Mary Church
John J. Kline
Calvary Cemetery
Disabled Americans Veterans Chapter 20
Benjamin J. Gray
Mrs. Ray Butler
Fenerel
Great Northern Nixes
Grad
Debbie Courtright
Sgt
Bob) Dybo
Community Service Bureau
Police Department
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Dellisanti
Gregory White
Alan Zaleski
David Knox
Allen Gitten
Lincolnshire
England
U.S
Scunthorpe
Stocker Foundation
United
COPE
W.G. Nord Mental Health Center
Glen Miller
C-T
Debbie Jenkins
Jenkins
Norma Jones
LCSVS
Clare Blevins
JVS Board of Education
Second Baptist
Blackbuck -Fulton Federal
Doyle B.eckburn
Main St