Area death notices list Gardinsky Brill Thomas Smith and Schlenker
Area obituaries report Albert A. Gardinsky 68 of Elyria dying after a short illness, with services at St Jude Church and burial at St Mary Cemetery, and Christina Everett Brill 85 of Amherst dying at Golden Acres Nursing Home with funeral services at Garland Misencik and burial at Brownhelm Cemetery. Also listed are Ethel B. Thomas 85 of Norwalk, Fred Kobel 76 of Wakeman, Sophie H. Smith 79 of Strongsville, and Walter R. Schlenker 89 of Middle Bass Island with details on their births, careers, survivors, and funeral plans.
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Albert A. Gardinsky
Elyria
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Mr. Gardinsky
Shenandoah
Bendix- Westinghouse
St. Jude Church
Holy Name Society
United Polish Club of
Mary
Robert
Patricia) Gasper
North Ridgeville
Isabelle Brawick
George
Guernsey
John Buza
St. Mary Cemetery
Reichlin-Roberts Funeral Home
Christina Everett Brill
Amherst
Golden Acres
Amherst Business and Professional Women
Amherst Hospital
Old Stone United Methodist Church
Brill
Carl
Donola) Wenrich
Chapin
Marjorie) Neale
Crete
Ill
Arlene “Ike” Baird
John
Garland- Misencik
Barry Wolfe
Brownhelm Cemetery
Vermilion
Old Stone United
Ethel B. Thomas
Gaumont
Norwalk
First Baptist Church
Queen Esther Chapter 15
Order of Eastern Star
Satellites
VFW
Thomas
Wes
Bea) Nimon
Ft. Myers
Fla
Wayne
Beverly) Schramm
Oberlin
Glenn
Kubach- Smith
Paul Smith
Woodlawn
Masonic Temple Building Fund
Fred Kobel
Wakeman
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Gerber Funeral Home
Sophie H. Smith
Strongsville
Villa Camillus
Columbia Station
Grafton
Anthony Orlemanski
Ursula Kazmierczak
Jardine Funeral Home
St. Joseph Church
American Cancer Society
Walter R. Schlenker
Middle Bass Island
Lorain Community Hospital
Mr. Schlenker
Cleveland
Anchor Lodge
NASA
Lewis Research Center
The
Arny
Elks
AARP
Knights of Pythias
Walter L
Westport, Conn
Reidy-Scanlan Funeral Home
Desth Refices Olsen Anton J 82 Grafton
Anton J Olsen 82 of Grafton died. Survived by Bertha, two daughters Dorothea Shreve and Nancy Wolk, Jo-Ann McFadden, son Edwin, two sisters Janet Hand and others. Friends may call Falton Funeral Home. Funeral services 2 PM at Betterm Radge Eaton Township.
Vermilion forms flood panel after river damage
Vermilion mayor announces a city panel to study flooding causes along the Vermilion River after last week’s flood that damaged businesses estimated at 10 000 dollars. The panel aims to prevent repeats, while state disaster officials review eligibility for relief as flood warnings spread to nearby rivers.
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Vermilion
Vermilion River
Hobart Jonhson
Johnson
June Rini
Liberty Avenue
Rini
State Disaster Services Office
Ms. Rini
Ohio
Amherst council lingers on agenda without law director
The Amherst City Council agenda items were tabled again because Law Director Thomas Sanborn was absent. The Ordinance Committee discussed EPA asbestos removal requests and planned a packet for the mayor and building inspector to review. The Streets Committee also tabled a land purchase decision at the end of Lancer Drive due to Sanborn’s absence.
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Amherst
Thomas Sanborn
Ken Kelleher
Sanborn
Ohio Epa
Wayne Whyte
EPA
John Jaworski
Jaworski
Ken Klingshirn
Committee
Lancer Drive
Oberlin to hire consultant for police bargaining
Oberlin City Council gave preliminary approval to hire a Columbus firm Clemans Nelson and Associates to assist in collective bargaining with eight patrolmen of the Northeast Ohio Patrolmen Benevolent Association. The contract sets a $175 monthly retainer and a $10,000 cap, with final approval likely at two future meetings. Council members Roose and Hodge questioned the need for outside help.
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Oberlin
Columbus
Clemans, Nelson and Associates
Dale Sugerman
Northeast Ohio Patrolman’s Benevolent Association
Sugerman
Diana Roose
Glen Hodge
Social services units vie for senior housing funds
Cleveland area agencies seek a share of 8.9 million for low cost senior and handicapped housing. North Ridgeville Community Care Committee and Lorain County Community Action Agency intend to apply, despite past HUD denials. Workshops on eligibility and bidding set for March 15 at the Federal Building in Cleveland. In a separate item, Fitchville Middle School selected teams for Huron County spelling contest with detailed rosters.
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Cleveland
North Ridgeville Community Care Committee
Lorain County Community Action Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Charles Hopkins
Community Action Agency
Mary Vada
Lorain County
HUD
Lorain Metropolitan
LMHA
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Federal Building
New London
Fitchville Middle School
Fitchville
Monroeville
Don Ebinger
Heather McKenzie
Robby Lavengood
Ravi Sharma
Heidi Beach
David Hunter
Stephen Snyder
Brandon Nichols
Becki Harris
Tricia Fenner
Anne Roeder
Tannery Street dispute settled by Elyria City Council
City Council voted to vacate part of the Tannery Street right-of-way to approve Spitzer Auto World's expansion. The plan keeps the road surface at 20 feet but reduces the right-of-way to 33 feet, easing concerns over traffic near East Broad Street and the East Bridge intersection. Neighbors accepted drainage and resurfacing commitments to address safety worries.
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Elyria
Spitzer Auto World
Tannery Street
Black River
East Bridge Street
East Broad Street
Mick
Ael B. Keys
Spitzer
Bridge Street
Keys
East Bridge
East Broad
Wellington residents protest zoning changes
Wellington neighbors object to a proposed zoning amendment allowing a nursing home on the Chi Alpha House site at 630 North Main Street. Weber’s Nursing Home owner presented plans to build on adjoining land, while petitions from 19 residents prompted a first reading and referral to the Ordinance Committee for study.
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Wellington
Chi Alpha
Adelbert Weber
Weber
Wellington Planning Commission
North Main St
Planning Commission
Village Council
Monday Night Council
Kenneth Cole
North Main Street
Roger Hyde
Columbia adopts four battalion fire setup with new pay
Columbia Township Fire Department unveils a four battalion system with up to 10 members each. Battalion leaders assign personnel, standby on a four day cycle, and call outs trigger full department responses for structure fires and hazmat. February saw 22 rescue and 10 fire calls. Equipment upgrades include 15 pagers at 4860 and four positive pressure masks with pumps at 3820.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Jerry Bilow
Bilow
Columbia Fire Department
Motorola
LaGrange woman case continued to April 19
ELYRIA A LaGrange woman Mary Adkins 10996 LaGrange Road facing felonious assault charges in the Feb 20 shooting of her husband Larry had her municipal court case continued to April 19. The husband was shot once in the stomach with a .22 pistol amid a domestic dispute and released from the hospital Feb 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hearing April 1 on banker's DU in Elyria
Elyria municipal court set a pre trial hearing for April 1 for Bill F Nash 54 of 1205 W River Rd Elyria president and CEO of Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank charged with driving under the influence speeding and breathalyzer after a Feb 27 arrest by the Ohio Highway Patrol on the Ohio Turnpike near Exit 8 at 331 am.
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Elyria
Bill F. Nash
Nash
W. River Road
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Ohio Highway Patrol
Welcome Wagon meeting in Avon Lake library
Avon Lake page notes Welcome Wagon plans a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at the Avon Lake Library for newcomers and new mothers. Marilyn Hill, a weight control consultant, will speak on Slim Living. The program is free. For membership, call Sue Hurbanek at 933-4113.
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Avon Lake
Marilyn Hill
Sue Hurbanek
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Desth
Glen Miller
C-T
Huron River
Huron
Erie Counties
National Weather Service
Milan
Weather Service
Maumee
Portage
St. Joseph’s
Tiffin
Kelleher
C.T
Fitchville Spellers
Columbia Implements Fire Battalion
LaGrange
Banker’s
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