Death notices for Daley Olewinski and related figures
David L. Daley 73 of Birmingham a former Vermilion Municipal Court judge died at home after a five year illness He served as Vermilion judge in the 1970s and was an Army veteran He is survived by wife Marie two daughters Patricia Scheutzow and Marge Daley, four sisters, one brother and other relatives Funeral services and calling hours are planned in Wakeman Lorain area death notices follow for Fanny Morris and Stanley Olewinski detailing survivors and services Morbidity notices include burial and memorial fund references.
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David L. Daley
Birmingham
Vermilion
Cincinnati
Elyria
Mr. Daley
Lorain County Bar Association
American Legion
Gerber
Wakeman
Fanny Morris
Lorain
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
New Jersey
Golden Agers
Alfred
Grace) Olson
Offutt
Evelyn) Hoff
Daniel
Maple Shade
N.J
Franklin
Reichlin-Cooley
Albert Jennings
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
American Heart Association
Stanley P. Olewinski
Cleveland Clinic
Mr. Olewinski
IBEW
Navy
Pearl Harbor
St. Mary Church
Holy Name Society
Fatty
Kathleen
Nee Feeley
Thomas
Kathleen) Currie
Shaker Heights
Gusty
Mary Ann) Rini
University Heights
Terry
Susan) Doyle
Chicago
Larry
Christine Saegel
Sophie Dzikielewski
Kevin Conroy
Calvary Cemetery
James Olewinski
Lorain Catholic High School
Pantaleon Adorno
Lorain Manor
Mr. Adorno
Corozal
Puerto Rico
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Rosa
Rosado
Francisco
Miami Beach
Fla
Samuel
Martin
William
Rosie
Adorno
Marcelina Rivera
Maria
Toa Alta
Francisca Peres
Juana Nalvias
Giltrule
Richard J. Reidy
Dewaine Graber
Spanish Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Michael L. Schon
France
Lake Terminal
Fraternal
Order of Eagles Aerie
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Elks Lorain Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
James R
Minnie
John
Lena Reger
John R. Devin
Elmwood Cemetery
Gertrude Gharst
New London
Norwalk
Russia Road
Amherst Township
Amherst
Nordson Corp
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Normandy
Rhineland
Outdoor Life Club
Mae C
Nee Gill
Gertrude Sagert
Robert
Loretta) White
Toledo
Hempel
Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard
St Paul Lutheran Church
Walter H. Niermann
St. Paul
Death notices from Lorain and surrounding areas
Obituaries list multiple local residents including Floyd E. Sanders 93 of Grants NM and Michael L. Schon 89 of Lorain with funeral details. Also notices Tacy Nicole Anderson stillborn. Pantaleon Adorno 75 of Lorain. Agnes Catholic Nach and Rosa Rosado with survivors. Burial plans in Ridge Hill Memorial Park, Lorain and Huntington Cemetery. James S. Youngless 64 Amherst Township dies from gunshot with full military honors planned. Burial and service details provided for each.
Two Lorain Girls Face Police Over Porch Sale
Lorain police investigate two young sisters ages three and ten for attempting to sell neighbors clothing from a porch sale. Officers described torn bags, clothing strewn on the attic floor, and a small attic hole used to pull items through. Police will interview the girls and their mother as the case develops.
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Lorain
26Th and Broadway
Ptl
Ricardo Pagan
Pagan
Man shot by deputy improves to fair condition
Elyria Ohio. Michael Findon 28 of 218 West River Street was shot once in the abdomen by Deputy Christopher Sams after a stop on Grafton Road. He has been moved from intensive care to fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. An internal investigation continues and sheriff Martin Mahony says Sams will work inside the department while the case is reviewed.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Michael Findon
W. River St
Christopher Sams
Grafton Road
Mahony
Findon
Sams
Martin Mahony
Amherst Two Men Found Dead in Shed
A 64 year old resident, James C. Younglass of 45505 Telegraph Road, was found seated on a tractor with a gunshot wound to the head in a shed behind his Telegraph Road home. A relative discovered him Thursday morning. the sheriff's department said the coroner will rule on the death.
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Amherst
Telegraph Road
Sheriff's Department
James
Younglass
Elyria welfare program may be scrapped for lack of donations
A Lorain County program aiding welfare and low income children to visit Sea World and enjoy games risks cancellation without more contributions from area businesses. Only Nine donors have given 250 to 300 dollars toward a substantial Title XX transportation match, leaving applications undisbursed.
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Glen Miller
C-T
Wesler Elyria
Lorain County Human Services
Elyria Ywca
Sea World
Elyria Savings and Trust National
Lorain National Banks
Amherst American Legion
Heights First Congregational Church
United Methods
Church of Lorain
Skate World
Babel’s Office Supplies
Elyria Telephone Co
Brown Funeral
Lorain
Schmidt
Mrs. Schmidt
Vermilion brother sent to prison in assault case
Michael Lothridge 19 of Vermilion pleaded guilty to attempted felonious assault for Aug 7 Vermilion-on-the-Lake fight that left Milan Yepko 42 dead and Ronald Hartle 40 injured. His brother Richard 22 also pleaded guilty. James Gabel 17 was tried as an adult and sentenced to 5 10 years. He will be eligible for parole after about 18 months.
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Elyria
Michael Lothridge
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Lothridge
Vermilion
Richard Lothridge
Milan Yepko
Ronald Hartle
James Gabel
Yepko
Gabel
James Burge
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Burge
Mr. Hartle
Cirigliano
Avon Lake Fire Officials Hint At Likely Cause Of Fatal Blaze
Fire investigators say they have a pretty good idea of what caused the Sunday morning blaze that killed 26 year old Michael Chambers. Samples sent to the State Fire Marshall lab are being analyzed and arson is not currently suspected. Chambers was found in a bedroom of his 1% story cottage at 509 Jaycox Road as the home burned with damage estimated at 40 000. His wife was away in Pittsburgh visiting friends.
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Avon Lake
Michael Chambers
Gary Fryfogle
Fryfogle
Chambers
Lorain County
William Kishman
Jaycox Road
Pittsburgh
Correction corrects tree species and dedications in Chronicle Telegram
The paper clarifies a Harshaw Chemical Co. parking lot Buckeye misidentified as a cottonwood. Dr. Elsie Snell of Amherst will dedicate the Maternal Health Association education room at 502 Middle Ave Elyria during today’s 5 to 7 p m open house. The room was not dedicated to the late Dr. Clair Snell. Also corrected was Harry F Butler's municipal court judge candidacy noting his two children are from a prior marriage.
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Harshaw Chemical Co
Chronicle Telegram
Elsie Snell
Amherst
Maternal Health Association
Middle Ave
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Snell
Clair Snell
Harry F. Butler
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Borel
Agnes Catholic
Mary Cemetery
Floyd E. Sanders
Huntington Township
Grants
William H. Benson
Robert Harmon
Birmingham United Methodist Church
American Legion Post
Tacy Nicole Anderson
Connie Lynn Anderson
Amherst Hospital
Eugene Anderson
David Slone
Old Regular Baptist Church
Mr. Sanders
Grafton
Miriam Lamug
Lakeworth
Mildred Squires
N.M
Lola Trytten
Dallas
Texas
Treva Myers
Sandusky
Eva Murray
Milan
Mich
Carol Saltzer
Santa Barbara
Cal
Lucretia St. Jaques
Citris
Neal
Bellville
Esther Hart
Wellington
C.B
Tampa
Norton Funeral Home
Ned McGrady
Huntington Cemetery
Ralph Coon
First United Methodist Church, New London
Myron Ramsey
James S. Youngless
Joseph Cirigliano
Lorain County Florista
Laurenthal Funeral Home
Decarlo Funeral Home
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