Carpenter and Bamrick obituaries noted in Ohio notices
Joshua Philip Carpenter of Zanesville died May 3 2007 from a motorcycle accident in Zanesville Ohio He grew up in Chatham and Homerville and lived in Brunswick recently He is survived by his wife Katie and his parents Joseph Rittman Carpenter and Laura Linden plus step siblings and in-laws Visitation and funeral details follow. Margaret Bamrick 103 of Grafton passed away May 5 2007 at Center Brunswick relatives named Roy Bamrick Lori and others will attend services at Blackburn Duke Funeral Home with burial at Grafton Cemetery.
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Joshua Philip Carursday
Zanesville
Laura Norris Carpenter
Chatham
Homerville
Brunswick
Clover
Katie
Joseph Rittman
Carpenter
Laura
Bill) Linden
Chris Linden
Akron
Jeff Linden
Lisa
Rick) Kantura
Lakewood
Barbara Ortiz
James Roth
Nita Carpenter
Rittman
Margaret Bamrick
Grafton
Center, Bruns
Roy Bamrick
Lori
Cheie Qamerin
James Gooding
Brenda
Obituary notices for Balog and Gorr families
Mary Ann Balog of South Amherst dies after brief illness born May 18 1921 in Amherst survived by daughter Karen Busser son James Balog three grandchildren one great grandson. Funeral at Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary in South Amherst burial Saint Joseph Cemetery Amherst. CHP Regional Alice A. Gorr 87 of Elyria dies May 5 2007 survived by daughter Janice M Toth sons Roy W Klingshirn and John C Klingshirn and others visitation May 8 2007 at Dicken Funeral Home with services May 9 2007 Rev Roger Cole officiating burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Memorials suggested to First Baptist Church New London.
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Mary Ann Balog
Smith
South Amherst
Amherst
Alter and Rosary Society
Ronald
Karen) Busser
James M. Balog
Joseph and
Anna Smith
Koziol
Michael
Leo
Walter
Joseph
Glowaski
Sal Helene Reener
Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church
Denis St. Marie
Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery
CHP
Alice A. Gorr
Klingshirn
Elyria
Roberta Jean Gorr
Novelda Martin
Donald A. Torr
Robert
Ralph
Nichols
Thelma Fulmer
Forrest
Helen Nichols
Dicken Funneral
Middle Ave
Roger Cole
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
First Baptist Church
Park Avenue
New London
Funeral services for Charles L Indre planned in Lorain
Charles Louis Indre born May 14 1933 in Lorain was a lifelong Lorain resident and painter who sang for weddings. Friends may call Monday May 7 2007 from 4 PM to 8 PM at Richard J Reidy Funeral Home. The funeral will be on May 7 2007 at 11 AM with Reverend Jimmy W Madsen conducting.
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Lorain
Richard J. Reidy
Jimmy W. Madsen
Prince Abdul-Majid bin Abdul-Aziz dies at 65 in Saudi Arabia
Prince Abdul-Majid bin Abdul-Aziz the governor of Mecca and Medina died Saturday after a long illness. He was 65 and the half brother of King Abdullah. He had been governor of Mecca since 1992 and earlier of Medina. A Saudi royal statement noted he was flown to the United States as his health declined. In 1985 he was named governor of Medina and moved to Mecca fifteen years later.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Abdul-Majid bin
Abdul-Aziz
Mecca
Abdul-Majid
Abdullah
United States
Fahd
Faisal
Medina
Instant betting terminals proposed at Ohio tracks
Ohio lawmakers consider instant racing terminals at seven horse tracks to preserve the industry. Supporters say the machines, already successful in Arkansas and other states, offer bet on races that have already run and could counter competition from nearby casinos. Critics question constitutionality and call it non skill based gambling with limited disclosure.
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Akron
Ohio
Arkansas
Louis A. Cella
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
Ark
Cleveland
Rob Walgate
Ohio Roundtable
Derby roller derby women heat up game with stage names and skimpy outfits
The Rolling Pinups lost 85 to 78 to the Cleveland Steamers as players adopt stage names and revel in high energy play. Starla Stilletto and Halachic led the teams with pride in a vivid modern roller derby showcase. Fans packed the arena for the April 22 debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardanoff
Cleveland Steamers
Kustra
Steamers
Sazdanoff
Starla Stilletto
collector hones lure passion from garage sales to six figure find
Kotch, a lifelong angler with state records in chain pickerel and tiger muskie, built a vast lure collection. He recalls buying back lures he once sold, attends National Fishing Lure Collectors Club shows, and notes prices rising for rare items such as a 1906 Heddon Game Fish Minnow once bought for 16 dollars and later fetching tens of thousands.
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Kotch
National Fishing
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Health advocates weigh housing first for Cleveland homeless
A health funded effort by Christ House relies on a 2.5 million gift and 2.7 million yearly costs. Advocates debate solutions with some favor expanding clinics while others push for respite care. Ruth Gillett argues housing is essential, calling for hospital and shelter collaboration to help the homeless.
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Christ House
Cleveland
Ruth Gillett
Cleveland/Cuyahoga County
Office of Homeless Services
Somers
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Russell W. Kruse
Auburn
Ind
Kruse International
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Lutheran Hospital
Fort Wayne
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Feller
Donald Stuckey
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Circle One
Visa Mastercard
American Express
DERBY
Adam Wright
Orawright
OM MAML / CHRONICLE
Kathy Sazdanoff
Melissia Kustra
Halachic
Avon Lake
Carl Sullenberger
Chronicle
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