Obituary notices for Grubic Sepok and Carey residents
Obituaries note Arlene M. Grubic 72 of North Port Florida died suddenly in Columbus from a heart attack. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Gluvza-Shimo-Hromada Funeral Chapel with arrangements to follow. Helen Sepok 96 formerly Avon Lake and Cleveland died Thursday at Brighton Gardens Estates. Services Saturday at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Avon Lake. burial at Brooklyn Heights Cemetery Cleveland. Memorials to Christ Evangelical Church. Frank K. Carey 70 East Townsend Air Force veteran died Wednesday at Fisher Titus Medical Center after illness. Survived by wife Viona and children. services Monday at Calvary Baptist Church Norwalk with burial in Collins Cemetery. Burial arrangements through Walker Funeral Home Norwalk.
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Arlene M. Grubic
Helen Sepok
Hruska
Westlake
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Brighton Gardens Estates
Brighton Gardens
Lincoln High School
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hudson
Vera H. Barnick
Andrew J
Samuel Hruska
Samuel
Susan
Nee Bence) Hruska
Lake Road
Lyon Schlessman
Brooklyn Heights
Christ Evangelical Church
Busch Burmeister Family Chapel
Frank K. Carey
East Townsend
Air Force
Fisher Titus Medical Center
Ypsilanti
Mich
Townsend High School
Air Force 0.C.S
San Antonio
Texas
Airco
Huron
Valley Forge
Cheryl E. Saxton
Newalk
Letitia J
West Jefferson
Richard O
Belleville, Mich
Robert E
Orlando
Fla
Glen A
Grafton
Donald R
Wetumpkin
Ala
Doris L
Collins
Norma Jean
Tavares
Walter
James
Friends
Walker Funeral Home
W. Main St
Norwalk
Calvary Baptist Church
Benedict Avenue
James Guest
James McClain
Collins Cemetery
Missionary Flights International
P.O. Box
West Palm Beach
Amherst Vietnam veteran Paul Plato dies after illness
Paul E. Plato 54 a Vietnam War Marine veteran died at home after a six month illness. He lived in Amherst after serving in the Medical Corps and worked 15 years at Konik Excavation as site foreman. He owned Creative Colors International and was active in the Lorain American Legion and Sons of American Legion. He leaves wife Jeanne daughter Chelsea stepdaughter Jaime Coleman brothers Michael and Martin Erik sister Joyce Garn Geri Rice Shelly Donoughe and father Mort. Services Saturday at Hempel Funeral Home with military honors by Lorain Veterans Military Honor Guard.
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Paul E. Pilato Amherst
Basen In
Jeanne
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Lorain Veterans Military Honor Guard
Obituary notices for Hubbell and Ortenzi
Kenneth C Hubbell 77 of Boca Raton formerly Elyria died suddenly at his Florida office He was a self employed real estate broker in Pompano Beach and enjoyed boating and flying He survived by his wife June and several children and grandchildren Funeral services are planned in Elyria American Diabetes Association is the designated memorial. Ula Rae Ortenzi 79 of Amherst died at Amherst Hospital after a brief illness She lived in Amherst most of her life with stints in Lexington Kentucky She worked as a nurse s aide and in hospitality Survivors include two daughters and two grandchildren Funeral services will be at Hempel Funeral Home with burial at Calvary Cemetery Lorain
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Kenneth C. Hubbell
Boca Raton
Fla
Elyria
Florida
DuBoise
Parma
Pompano Beach
Hubbell
Boca Glades Baptist Church
Second St
Florian Manas
Parma Heights Baptist Church
Brookdale Cemetery
American Diabetes Association
Ken Mar Parkway
Broadview Heights
Ula Rae Ortenzi
Johnson
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Lexington
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Ortenzi
St. Joseph
Jilda Karabogias
Lorain
Debra Ortenzi
Angelo Richard Ortenzi
Angelo M
Ruth Hyster
Ray
Hattie
Nee Crage) Johnson
Hempe
Cleveland Avye
Frank J Spooner obituary notice in Columbia Station
Frank J Spooner, 95, of Columbia Station, died Thursday at Southwest General Hospital in Middleburg Heights after a lengthy illness. Friends may call 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Bayer Laubenthal Funeral Home at Chesnut Ridge Road and state Route 57 in Elyria.
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Frank J. Spooner
Columbia Station
Southwest General
Katherine K Tibbetts obituary notice in Oberlin
Katherine K Tibbetts 85 of Oberlin died Sunday after a brief illness in Kendal at Oberlin Born in Pittsburgh she moved to Oberlin in 1993 She worked for Schaefer and Schaefer Cleveland as secretary nine years retiring in 1955 She was a member of First United Methodist Church Survivors include two nieces and a nephew There will be no visitation A memorial service will be held Tuesday at First United Methodist Church 45 Professor St Oberlin Dr O French Ball will officiate Private family graveside service in Westwood Cemetery Cowling Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Katherine K. Tibbetts
Oberlin
Kendal
Pittsburgh
Schaefer and Schaefer of
Cleveland
First United Methodist Church of
William Dallas
John H
Maude Kutscher
Carpenter
Robert Kutscher
First United
Methodist Church of
County Pushes to Retain FBO Control Amid Airport Plan
Commissioners would appoint the airport board and provide county funds if control remains with the airport authority. Blair criticizes four years without turning the airport around while Moore supports progress. Vasi backs Moore citing board expertise. Barth seeks detailed transfer terms and aims to finalize by July or August for renovation work before winter. Brad Dicken contact details appear.
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FBO
Blair
Airport Authority
Ers
Barth
Yozchak Charged After West 29th Street Crash
Prosecutors allege Yozchak crashed into a utility pole at West 29th Street and Oberlin Avenue. Officers found him unsteady and nearly falling, unable to walk or perform field sobriety tests. Tests detected opiates and cocaine. he admitted drinking too much and awaits trial before Judge Lynett.
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Yozchak
West 29Th Street
Oberlin Avenue
Cutor
Common Pleas
Lynett
McGough Yozchak DUI convictions cited in crash case
Court documents show Yozchak was convicted of drunken driving three times in the prior three years before the crash. The record also lists a 1998 tampering with evidence case. Contact Cindy Lesse at 229 7245 or deise ch TM nieletelegram.com.
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M. McGough
Yozchak
Cindy Lesse
Deise
Cindy Leise
Meise
Chronictelelagram
United Way exceeds pledge goal in Lorain County drive
The United Way of Greater Lorain County surpassed its 3.1 million pledge goal at the annual meeting despite a slow economy. About 2.1 million in funds were distributed to basic needs, elderly support, child care and health services, with plans to raise next year’s goal to 3.4 million. Eleven retiring directors and twelve volunteers were honored, including the first Caring Heart Award recipient.
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Elyria
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
United Way
Lorain County
Frederick Pond
Gerald Skully
Skully
Ruth Porter
Porter
Gary Wengard
Caring Heart
Jeff Miller
The
Commissioners approve plant closure and sewer link
Elyria County commissioners vote to close the Columbia Station wastewater plant and replace it with a sewer line to Olmsted Falls. The project costs 230000 to 240000 dollars, with a tap-in fee of 56643 owed to Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District. Homeowners face about 638 dollars yearly for 20 years without grants. lift station will replace the old plant. They seek state and Ohio Public Works grants to offset costs, plan selling the old building for scrap.
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Elyria
Columbia Station
Olmsted Falls
Northeast Ohio
Ken Carney
Ohio
Carney
Columbia West River
Cll
Prosecutors seek revocation of Elyria man’s bond
Elyria 32 year old James Whitman faces three counts of gross sexual imposition in a case involving a neighbor girl. Prosecutors argue his conduct while on bond harasses the 7 year old victim and her family and threatens potential violence from the father. A hearing on bond revocation is set after Whitman confessed to inappropriate touching during the investigation.
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Elyria
James Whitman
Ing
Whitman
Common Pleas
Kosma J. Glavas
Michael J. Kinlin
Kinlin
Christopher Rothgery
Kroger to help fund new $15 million garage
Kroger Co will help pay for a new 15 million parking garage in Cincinnati after signaling it may move its headquarters if parking is not expanded. The plan won approval 8-1 by City Council, despite concerns Kroger may not stay long term. Spokeswoman Lynn Marmer cites competitive grocery market and cost-saving flexibility.
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Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Kroger Management
Kroger
Lynn Marmer
Lorain Woman Charged With Telecommunications Fraud
Lorain resident Mercedes Serrano, 35, is indicted on one count of telecommunications fraud for allegedly using a coworker’s personal data to open a credit card account via a computer. The offense occurred between January 1 and May 13. no actual loss was reported.
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Elyria
Lorain
Mercedes Serrano
East 37Th Street
David Mahek
Serrano
Muhek
Lorain County
Cindy Leise
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