F D C Markham longtime Ridgeville veterinarian dies
Retired North Ridgeville veterinarian Frederick Dewitt Clinton Markham 78 died Sunday. Born Port Leyden New York he studied at Cornell and worked in Elyria before retiring in 1979 from North Ridgeville Animal Hospital. Burial in Constableville New York. Lorain County Deputy Coroner ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dewitt Clinton
F.D.C
Markham
North Ridgeville
Port Leyden
N.Y
Catskills
New York
Elyria
New York State Veterinarian College
Cornell University
Ithaca, N.Y
Memorials and Obituaries From Northeast Ohio
Nova Dennis Higley 83 a retired Berea High School teacher died of heart failure at Windsong Care Center Montrose She taught biology in Streetsboro Parma and Berea before retiring in 1965 Graveside memorial for Delbert B Barnes 75 formerly of New London will be 10 36 am Saturday at Grove Street Cemetery New London Memorials may be made to New London Public Library or American Heart Association Betty Gunkelman 74 of Medina died Monday in Cleveland She was a Medina County resident and church member with several local affiliations Survivors include children grandchildren and siblings Calling hours are 2 9 pm today at Bauer Funeral Home Valley City Services will be 11 am Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church burial in church cemetery Burke Helen 83 of Amherst died Visitation 7 9 pm today Funeral Services 1 pm Thursday Burial in Elyria Memorial Memorials to Amherst Manor Patient Fund Neil E Wacker 57 of Wooster died Tuesday at Cleveland University Hospital He was a former manufacturing engineering manager and Air Force veteran Survived by wife Hildegard two children and several relatives Funeral services and burial to follow with Masonic rites Friday and Saturday at local Wooster churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Dennis Higley
Berea
Windsong Care Center
Montrose
Cleveland
Lakewood High
Delbert B. Barnes
New London
Rancho Bernardo
Calif
Grove Street Cemetery
James van Meter
New London United Methodist Church
Valley City
Medina County
Gunkelman
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Naomi Circle
Martin Luther Society
Medina Farm Bureau
Medina
Medina Hospital
William
George
New Jersey
Ellen Jenne
Iberia
Mary Ann Dalgleish
Lucile Stoskopf
Helen Sutton
California
Mary Jane Carter
Florida
Burke Helen
Amherst
Ralph Werner
Ralph Thomas
Ruftn Werner
Howard Werner
Garland-Misencik Funeral Home
Park Ave
Elyria
Amherst Manor
Rexroth Manufacturing
Wooster
Borg-Warner
Decatur
Ill
Wacker
Air Force
Nee Schiefelbein
Perry of
Peggy Kandel
Dalton
Frederick and
Elizabeth
Titusville
Fla
Mary Ellen Eschen
Norwalk
Helen Carlson
Haxtun
Colo
Jean Tomazewski
Lorain
Jane Shook
Harold
Leesburg
Eugene
Tucson
Ariz
Births at Allen Memorial May Bring Several Newborns
A son born to Patricia and Daniel Coleman in Nor walk. A son to Kristine and Benjamin Bruce in Elyria. A son born to Laura Clark and Roger Ewing in Elyria. A son to Elizabeth and Douglas Kishman in Vermilion. A son to Kalli and Tod Reed in Lorain on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya
Elizabeth
Douglas Kishman
Kalli
Tod Reed
Lorain
Browning-Ferris plans recycling facility with softball fields
Browning-Ferris Industries outlines a multi million dollar recycling facility in Russia Township on Oberlin Road. The project includes softball fields wildlife and nature trails and a visitor center and aims to reduce ground waste by 25 percent while meeting Ohio House Bill 592 disposal plan requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Browning-Ferris Industries
Charlie Cooley
BFI
Cooley
Cen
Ter
BFT
Oberlin Road
Russia Township
Bruce Brotherton
Ohio
Brotherton
No-Show at Forum Intensifies Edison Rate Hike Debate
A small turnout for the Ohio Edison 215.4 million rate hike hearing frustrated residents in Elyria. Critics blamed the absence of the Office of Consumers' Counsel for leaving questions unanswered as they await a Public Utilities Commission of Ohio hearing and seek clarity on Beaver Valley plant charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio Edison
Office of Consumers’ Counsel
Consumers Counsel
Beaver Valley JJ
Shippingport
Ridgeville man sentenced to 35 years for cocaine ring
Carl Green of North Ridgeville was found guilty of conspiracy to distribute cocaine six counts of distribution and possession and felon with a firearm. He received a 35 year federal sentence and 57 month money laundering term in a related case. Elvira Rincon allegedly aided the operation at a Center Ridge Road West Lake apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Carl Green
North Ridgeville
Westlake
Sam Bell
Green
Elvira Rincon
Lorain County
Rincon
Center Ridge Road
Brunswick man indicted in Easter crash that killed 3
A Brunswick man, Jackie R. Hale aged 33, was indicted on three counts of aggravated vehicular homicide for an Easter Sunday crash on Route 83 in Grafton Township. Hale, the sole survivor, is charged along with driving under the influence and driving while intoxicated. The crash killed Mark Cook 27 of Medina and Delbert Kennedy 45 and Patricia Kennedy 34 of North Canton. Authorities said Hale failed to stop at a stop sign, colliding with the Kennedys' southbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie R. Hale
Hale
Grafton Township
Mark Cook
Medina
North Canton
Delbert Kennedy
Patricia Kennedy
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Frank Booker
Neff Road
Plaza Lakefront ex-manager charged with theft and forgery
Ray James Mace Jr. 29 of North Ridgeville faces grand theft and forgery counts for allegedly stealing over 15000 in cash, 1200 in hotel checks, and 4000 in furniture from Plaza Lakefront Hotel from December to March while owner Billy Collins was away in Arizona. He also is accused of receiving stolen property in Austin town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Plaza Lakefront
Ray James Mace Jr
North Ridgeville
Billy Collins
Arizona
Mace
Austintown
Two Men Arrested in Elyria Beating and Robbery spree
Elyria police arrested Creshay Bennett age 18 of 254 Courtland St and Carlos Lucky age 28 of Atlanta Georgia on one felony robbery count each. They were taken into custody after a series of beatings and strong arm robberies near a tavern Dairy Mart and Broad Street locations. Investigators describe the suspects as black men in their 20s driving a late model gray car and anticipate further charges as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creshay Bennett
Courtland St
Elyria
Carlos Lucky
Atlanta
Georgia
Elyria Municipal Court
Clark St
Dairy Mart
Lake Ave
Broad Street
Bennett
Lucky
William Cameron
Berea schools renew contracts after levy passes
After the 6.9 mill operating levy passed on May 8 the Berea Board of Education renewed the contracts of about 60 employees slated for layoffs. Superintendent David Cottrell indicated more contracts could be renewed. Returning teachers and recalled staff include Marguerite Arif Sara Barnett Karen Blair Jenifer Csiszar Marsha Graser John Hribar Susan Humphrey Kathy Jadud Karen Krause Anne Nock Terri Schreiber David Sidener Janet Sipl Tracy Stajcar Jessyca Yucas plus aides custodians and other classified workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
David Cottrell
Marguerite Arif
Sara Barnett
Karen Blair
Jenifer Csiszar
Marsha Graser
John Hribar
Susan Humphrey
Kathy Jadud
Karen Krause
Anne Nock
Terri Schreiber
David Sidener
Janet Sipl
Tracy Stajcar
Jessyca Yucas
Nordson chief named international executive of the year
William P. Madar president and chief executive of Nordson Corp was honored as international executive of the year by the Cleveland World Trade Association at its World Trade Conference in Cleveland. Nordson with about 60 percent of sales overseas and roughly 17 subsidiaries abroad reflects strong international engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordson
Westlake
William P. Madar
Nordson Corp
Cleveland World Trade Association
Madar
Association
Cleveland
City blots out derelict buildings as neighbors push bulldozers
The passage notes McGonag le sters using a shuttered site for beer parties or drugs, with vagrants threatening fires until neighbors prevail and demolition follows. It mentions broader urban shifts, policy incentives, and Antelope Valley growth, contrasting Cleveland with Los Angeles and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sters
Fund drive targets 242000 from140 donors for three years
Bir ney outlines a new fundraising campaign aiming to raise 242000 from 140 people via a three year pledge of 1800 each. All costly tests are provided through cooperation with Elyria Memorial Hospital and Medical Center St Joseph Hospital Lorain Community Hospital Amherst Hospital Allen Memorial Hospital the Oberlin Clinic and North Coast Laboratory and Imaging Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain Community Hospital
Amherst Hospital
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Clinic
North Coast Laboratory and Imaging Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.D.C. Markham
Ridgeville
Veterinarian Medical Association
Ohio State Veterinarians Association
Lorain County Veterinarian Association
Ridgeville Republican Men’s Club
Tim
Mark
Denver
Joyce
Constableville
Laudenthal-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Washington Ave
Richard Buchanan
Nova
Dennis Higley
Hiram College
Columbia University
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State University
University of Connecticut
Kent State University
Dennis
Streetsboro
Parma
Barnes Services
New London Public Library
American Heart Association
Northeast Ohio
Inc
East 115Th St
Elizabeth Gunkelman
Betty” Gunkelman
Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center
Zion Scholarship Fund
The
Franklin Circle Christian Church
Cassel
Suzanne McLaren
Uudson
David
Bath
Lois Bower
Ruth Arndt
Wellington
Wilma Thompson
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Zeis-McGreevey Funeral Home
Neil E. Wacker
Cleveland University Hospital
Helen
Nee Salt
McIntire, Davis and Greene Funeral Home
East Larwill St
Oak Chapel United Methodist Church
Keith Bohley
Lincoln Way West
Colette Beineke
Brunswick
Ing
Beineke
Brunswick City
Ver- Teilion
Consumers’ Counsel
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Commissioners
Lakeview Park
Earl Wiley
Bond St
City Park
Wiley
Middleburg
Hts
Middleburg Heights
Timberline
Polaris Career Center
John Cassily
Strongsville City
Cassily
Polaris Grads
Berea Schools
Cheryl Kreuzer
Roy Harris
Robert Schultheis
Linda Sullivan
Evelyn Cristino
Jerry Pavlik
Delbert Verhest
Bier
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Wall Street Journal
Antelope Valley
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
the Journal
Birney