Goebel, John F. longtime Scout leader, dies at 81
John F. Goebel of Henrietta Township dies at home at 81 after a life devoted to scouting. Immigrated from Germany in 1951 aboard the U S Constitution, he became a U S citizen in 1957 and led Camp Firelands as Ranger for 24 years. Known as The Builder, he rebuilt the Vermilion River bridge and mentored thousands of youths with Troop 427 and Camp Firelands. He received the Silver Beaver in 2004 and remained active until his death. Survived by Else, his wife of 60 years, children Karl Ingrid and Patty, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Memorial service May 22 at Firelands Reservation Scout Camp Chapel. Donations to Heart of Ohio Council Chapel Endowment Fund. Arrangements by Morman Funeral Home.
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John F Goebel
Henrietta Township
Bendorf
Germany
John
Else
Karl
New York Harbor
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Lorain
Amherst
Goebel
Boy Scout
Firelands
Ford Motor
Vermilion River
Order of the Arrow
Donauschwaben
North Olmsted
Oberlin
Beschorner
Aurora
Ingrid Weaver
Tim
Patty Kopcho
Michael
Cleveland
Veronica Gering
Agnes
Friedrich Goebel
Maria Schultz
Firelands Reservation Scout Camp Chapel
Bates Road
Wakeman
Heart of Ohio Council Chapel Endowment Fund
Ashland
Morman Funeral Home
Mormanfh.com
James A Haubert obituary shows long service to church and community
James A Haubert 71 longtime Jackson Township resident died at his Helena home Thursday May 17 Born August 7 1935 in Fremont He farmed and served St Marys Catholic Church Millersville on finance committee parish council cemetery board president Lakota school board Young Farmers Association and various local groups He married Barbara Semer April 16 1955 Surviving wife Barbara five children sister and brother several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral Monday May 21 11 AM at St Marys Millersville with visitation May 20 2 9 PM at Herman Kinn Weh Funeral Home Gibsonburg Burial St Marys Cemetery Millersville Memorials to St Joseph Central Catholic High School Fremont or Hospice of Memorial Hospital Online condolences at wwwhermankinncom
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Jackson Township
Helena
Fremont
Jim
St. Mary's Catholic
Haubert
Millersville
Sandusky
Beet Growers Board
Herman-Kinn-Weh Funeral Home
Gibsonburg
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Joseph Central Catholic High School
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Memorial Hospital
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Mary A Deahl 90 Avon Lake nurse died May 15 2007
Mary A Deahl 90 of Avon Lake Ohio died May 15 following a sudden illness She was born November 13 1916 in Indiana PA and lived in Avon Lake 43 years A registered nurse she worked at Good Samaritan Skilled Nursing Center from 1970 to 1980 She is survived by two daughters Margaret Shoemaker and Sandra Deahl three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Memorials may be sent to Lake Shore United Methodist Church Arrangements by Busch Funeral Home
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Aul
Avon Lake
St. John West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Indiana
Mary
Good Samaritan Skilled Nursing Center
Avon
Lake Shore United Methodist Church
Rath Circle
United Methodist
Bruce E
Anna M. Sippel
Clark E
Margaret E. Aul
Cresswell
Deahl Resthaven Memory Gardens
Center Rd
Nancy Manner
Lake Shore
Anna Krueck Dies. Visitation and Funeral Arranged
Anna Krueck passed away. Memorial details note visitation Monday May 21, 2007 from 11 AM to 1 PM at Elyria location, with funeral services at 1 PM. Arrangements by Busch Hospice and Funeral and Crematory at 114 Second Street.
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New Life
Busch Hospice
Second Street
Elyria
Smoking Rights in Private Clubs Stirs Local Backlash
Franklin County judge rules state overstepped authority in banning smoking at private clubs including VFW halls. Residents like Ruth Kiekota and Ota Elder defend club rights, arguing smoking is a private choice and not a public health burden. Veterans John Victor and Larry Mollenkamp urge another vote to keep clubs as smoking spaces, while others note voter confusion and civil rights concerns. Contact details provided.
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David E. Cain
VFW
Ruth Kiekota
Kiekota
Ota Elder
Elder
Laurie Christopher
Christopher
John Victor
Victor
Larry Mollenkamp
Mollenkamp
Big Brother
Larry Westbrook
WEW
Westbrook
Man released on bond with monitoring device and curfew
Holmes was released from county jail on Monday after posting bond set at a Thursday hearing. He must wear a monitoring device, observe a 9 p.m. curfew, and may leave home only for AA meetings or work if he finds a job. Prosecutors seek a stay on the bond order while his attorney seeks time to respond.
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Burge
Holmes
Alcoholics Anonymous
Appeals Court
Jack Kilroy
LeWitt exhibit at museum features wall drawings and gouache pieces
The museum plans to paint over Wall Drawing No. 1221 from LeWitt as the show ends, while director Stephanie Wiles hopes the scribble piece stays on display longer. The exhibit also includes early figurative drawings, gouache works, other sculptures, and LeWitt’s own 49 Three Part Variations on Three Different Kinds of Cubes, recently painted and shown after a decade. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
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LeWitt
Stephanie Wiles
Wiles
Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet.com
Bernhardt's Killer Arrest Details Revealed
Carpentiere said information led to the arrest and conviction of Bernhardt's killer. Jessica Aponte, former neighbor living on West 21st Street, has four children. Neighbors noted Bernhardt’s mother gained custody after Bernhardt faced child endangering charges.
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Bernhardt
Carpentiere
Jessica Aponte
West 21St Street
West 19Th Street
West Ninth Street
Aponte
Controversial impeachment petition gains city support
Be it resolved that a petition asking Congress to investigate President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard Cheney for potential impeachment is under review by the council. A council member urges serious grounds, citing wiretapping, wartime rationale, torture, due process violations, and signing statements.
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U.S. Congress
George W. Bush
Richard B. Cheney
Daniel Gardener
House
Goodwin
Iraq
International Red Cross
Congress
Cindy Leise
Secrets of Columbia Station roots and 200th anniversary
Lorain County resident Mary Melnyk of the Columbia Township Historical Society explains the history behind Columbia Township and Columbia Station. The area was settled in 1807, named by Sally Bronson, with postal histories shifting from Copopa to Copopa 1824 and to Columbia Station by 1904. The two areas merged, creating the current Columbia Station mail address.
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Lorain County
Columbia Station
Columbia Township
Sally Bronson
Bela Bronson
Connecticut
Columbia
Ohio
Copocha
Copopa
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