Henry Holzhauer 92 longtime Toledo dahlia advocate dies
Henry Karl Holzhauer 92 of Toledo formerly Elyria and Oregon died November 6 2003. He was a plant supervisor at Sealtest Dairy and served in World War I in the Pacific Theater. An avid gardener he loved dahlias and chaired the Toledo Dahlia Association and judged for the American Dahlia Association. He was known as the Flower Man near Navarre and Wheeling in Oregon for 30 years and his blooms appeared in The Toledo Blade. He was a trustee and elder at Eastminster United Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his daughter Sarah Jane son Robert three grandsons two sisters-in-law and many relatives. Funeral Monday at Eggleston Meinert Parley Oregon with burial at Orono Hills Memorial Park. Memorials to Eastminster United Presbyterian Church.
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Richmond
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N.J
Betty Kerepesi 73 Wellington resident dies in Lorain
Elizabeth P Benny Kerepesi 73 of Wellington died Wednesday at Community Health Partners West Lorain Born in Cleveland she lived in Wellington many years She was a secretary for local firms enjoyed gardening quilting crochet knitting bridge and boating Survivors include her husband Steve J Kerepesi sons David and Joseph both of Berlin Heights a niece and nephew Preceded in death by sister Jolan Suarto Calling hours 5 to 8 pm today Norton Funeral Home Wellington 9:30 am Saturday Mass St Patrick Church Wellington Rev James J Reymann celebrant Interment Greenwood Cemetery Wellington Published Nov 14 2003
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Berlin Heights
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Norton Funeral Home
Main St
St. Patrick Church
N. Main St
James J. Reymann
Greenwood Cemetery
Claudia B. Jordan, 60, Sullivan resident, dies at home
Claudia B. Jordan, 60, of Sullivan, died Wednesday at her residence. Born in Berea, she leaves daughter Amy Smoyer of Medina, son John A. Jordan II of Barberton, sisters Karen Anderson and Shirley Boyer, and brother Charles Allen Boyer Jr. A memorial service is set for 2 p.m. November 22 at Norton Funeral Home in Wellington, with interment at Huntington Township Cemetery. Memorials to Hospice of North Central Ohio.
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Berea
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Medina
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Barberton
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San Diego
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Shirley Boyer
North Royalton
Charles Allen Boyer Jr
Moberly
Charles A
Aimee L
Nee Unger) Boyer
Lyle Boyer
Norton Funeral Home
Main St
Wellington
Huntington Township
Ohio
Ashland
Lorain police clear officer in fort incident
Lorain Detective Chief Del Rivera said Patrolman Les Palmer was exonerated after a Sunday incident near Lake View Elementary when he ordered two 6 and 8 year old boys out of a woods fort, patted them down for rocks, and noted the school’s window breakage. The incident drew media attention despite Palmer’s lack of weapons.
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Cities to Get 32.7M in Homeland Security Aid
The U S Department of Homeland Security allocates 675 million for the new federal year. Ohio's three largest cities Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus receive 32.7 million 10.5 million and 8.7 million respectively for terrorism protection efforts. Other top grants go to New York City Chicago Washington D C Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Cleveland Regional Transit Authority gains an extra 800 thousand from a 50 million pool for transit security.
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Death of Elmer C. 93 Elyria Resident
Elmer C. aged 93 of Elyria died Wednesday. Survivors include his wife Rosemary nee Cluley and six nieces and nephews. Friends may call Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. at Baner Baudenthal Funeral Home Elyria where funeral services are set for 30 am Saturday. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
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114 year old Kawate dies as oldest title passes
Mitoyo Kawate, born May 15, 1629, died of pneumonia in Hiroshima at 114. Previously named world’s oldest person by Guinness Oct 31, she had farmed in Hiroshima until age 100, enjoyed custard cakes, sang, and lived in a nursing home the last decade. Survived by a son and daughter.
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Lima
Ohio
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Richard Pearson Obituary Editor Dies of Pancreatic Cancer
Richard G. Pearson 54 obituary editor for The Washington Post died November 11 at Virginia Hospital Center Arlington from pancreatic cancer. He chronicled lives from Cary Grant to everyday workers, calling obituary writing life’s adventure. Survivors include wife Kay Stafford and children Meg and William, plus siblings and mother.
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Uganda
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William Pearson
Arlington
Marie Pearson
Callao
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Fairfax
Karen Schonscheck
MIT professor Stephen Benton dies of brain cancer
Boston MIT professor Stephen Benton who invented rainbow holograms used to deter counterfeiting and medical imaging died from brain cancer at age 6. He helped mass produce holograms at Polaroid and founded MITs Spatial Imaging Group in 1982 and the Media Lab in 1984. Benton held 14 patents and his work is displayed at the Museum of Holography New York.
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Legislature OKs pension reforms in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers approved separate bills overhauling the state's five pension funds amid spending scandals. The measures strip the attorney general from boards, allow the treasurer to appoint executives, and require that half of outside investment work go to Ohio brokers. The $102 billion funds serve 1.5 million retirees and current workers. Boards warn against concentrating power, while backers argue reforms bring balance and investment expertise.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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Ohio Public Employees Retirement System
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