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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2008
Page
20
The Chronicle requests obituary notices by email to obits chroniclet com by 5 p.m. for next day publication. If email is unavailable, fax submissions are accepted at 440-329-7011 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sharon K. Holsinger 56 of Lorain died Tuesday April 29 2008 after a long illness at Specialty Hospital Amherst. Born November 22 1952 in Piqua she lived in Lorain since 1974 after moving from Covington. Private family interment in Covington Ohio.
Virginia Betty Dodson nee Kelena, 83, of Tucson Arizona died April 19 2008 at Odyssey Hospice Inpatient Facility in Tucson. Born August 14 1924 in Lorain she was daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Koleno. She lived in Amherst later and was member of Amherst Historical Society. Funeral services at St Joseph Catholic Church Amherst final arrangements by Hempel Funeral Home Amherst. Online condolences at hempelfuneralhome.com.
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Irene F Love died after a short illness at her home on Re 29 2008. She was born in Scottdale Pennsylvania and survived by William Rose Campbell of North Ridgeville and nieces Barbara and Inez. Services at Cherry County Memorial Park in Pennsylvania. For online condolences visit the David Bogner Funeral Home site.
Donald R. Wells 77 of North Ridgeville died April 29 2008 after a short illness. He lived in Findlay 33 years before moving to North Ridgeville ten years ago and worked 25 years as a Dow Chemical engineer retiring 1986 then as a consultant. He was a longtime member of Fields United Methodist Church and several clubs. Survived by wife Betty son Thomas granddaughter Amy great grandchildren Aidan and Nathan. Visitation Thursday 4 to 7 PM at David Bogner Family Funeral Home. Memorials to American Cancer Society or Hospice of the Western Reserve.
Glenn E. Rindfleisch foreman at Green Circle Growers in Oberlin attended LaPorte United Methodist Church. He loved motor cross, stock car racing and bowling and is survived by two nieces and four nephews. Burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery Eaton Township with private services. Memorials to LaGrange address. Arrangements by Bauer-Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria.
Fred J Gunther longtime Union Local Allied Craftsman employee with music ties dies. Survived by wife Ginny 29 years. father Fred Tammy Ingram. siblings Jaime Hincovec Joe Gunther Jenna Gunther and Gayle Gunther. services 11 AM to 3 PM. Flowers directed to I X Center.
U S senator Brown unveiled a plan for a 1 billion dollar first year, 5 billion second year, and 10 billion annually over three years to support green tech. The proposal seeks a seven member oversight board of business leaders workers and environmental experts. He cites Global Green Technologies and Solutions locating its world headquarters in Lorain aided by a 3.8 million loan. He urges subsidies and tax breaks for oil firms to fund the program and notes U S leadership against China and Germany in green tech.
Lawmakers push to block online lenders from suing borrowers to collect unpaid debts while arguing many customers use loans responsibly for unexpected needs. Opponents warn the bill could cost about 6,000 state jobs and raise debate over interest caps and fees amid various consumer protections.
Three finalists, Heflinger Meinerding and Scruci, interview for Wellington Schools post as district awaits bond approval. State funding could cover 46 percent of the cost if voters authorize local share. Superintendent Cardenzana retiring. contact details listed.
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