Deported Brazilian adoptee finds job help in Brazil
Joao Herbert, 22, deported from the United States for a marijuana arrest, begins life anew in Sao Paulo after Bridgestone-Firestone offers a job and housing assistance. Adopted by Wadsworth couple as a child, he hopes to study international law and argues for humane treatment of detained immigrants. Herbert awaits U.S. citizenship, resides at the Arsenal of Hope center while seeking apartment housing.
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Wadsworth
United States
Bridgestone-Firestone
Sao Paulo
Joao Herbert
Herbert
Brazil
Tire
Akron Beacon Journal
Carlos Zanini
Joao
Zanini
Cleveland
Nancy Saunders
Jim Herbert
Miami
U.S
Arsenal of Hope
Obituaries Share Remembrances From Parma and Elyria Deaths
William Reed Gates aged 85 of Parma died after a long illness at Parma Community General Hospital. A WWII Army veteran, he was a sales engineer and active church and park supporter, survived by wife Doris and daughter Barbara. Services to be held at Parma South Presbyterian Church with cremation at Busch Crematory. Memorials set to church and Seasons of Life Hospice. Alice G. Norris Mee Tegtmeyer 84 of Oberlin died after a long illness at Wellington Manor. She lived in Lorain County most of life, attended North Eaton Christian Church Disciples, and was oldest member of the Brothers of the Motorcycle Club. Survivors include daughters Alice Morgan and Darlene Lenz, many stepchildren and grandchildren. Funeral at Bater-Laubenthal. burial Camden Cemetery. Arbutus Arby Jonas 77 of Elyria died at home after a short illness. She babysat many children, was active with Murray Ridge Church of God, and enjoyed canning. Survived by husband Omar, daughter Phyllis Backus, son James Thompson, eight grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren, and several siblings. James L. McCullough 60 of Elyria died after a long illness. A member of Local 744 Bouler maker, he retired in 1995 and attended Abbe Road Baptist Church. Survived by wife Paulette, daughter Lynette, son James, four grandchildren. John Faltay 88 of Avon Lake and formerly Lakewood died after a lengthy illness. A Gulf Station owner, he belonged to Schlaraffia Sylvana. Survived by wife Rosalia, son John E. Faltay, daughter Sarolta De Faltay, and seven grandchildren. Burial arrangements private at Busch-Burmeister.
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William Reed Gates
Parma
Parma Community General Hospital
Cleveland
Lyndhurst
East Cleveland
Gates
Electrical Insulation Suppliers Incorporated
Air. Gates
Parina South Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Metro
Mr. Gates
Doris
Busch Family Chapel
Ridge Road
Ler Holliday
Parma South Presbyterian Church
Busch Crematory
Lake View
Parma South Presbyterian Church Abiding Memorial Fund
Pearl Road
Parma Heights
Seasons of Life Hospice
Powers Blvd
Parma 129
Alice G. Norris
Mee Tegtmeyer
Oberlin
Wellington Manor
Wellington
Lorain County
Ernest B. Norris
Edna Bricker
Linda Norris
Judith Lemon
Thomas Bricker
Leonard Tegtmeyer
Bater- Laubenthal
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elyria
North Maton Christian Church Disciples
Arbutus
Arby’ Jonas Arbutus
Arby” Jonas
Murrey Ridge Church
James L. McCullough
Caruthersville
Nee Lafferty
Lynette McCullough Fowler
James L. McCullough IW
Paulding
Ohio
Robert Earl McCullough
LaBelle
Fla
Billy McCullough
Albert McCullough
Yuma
Ayi
Bob McCullough
Mary McCullough
Friends
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Abbe Road Baptist Church
N. Abbe Road
Art Conrad
Brookdale Cemetery
Gideon Memorial Bible
Gideon
John Faltay
Avon Lake
Lakewood
Avon Oaks
Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Gulf Station
Faltay
Schlaraffia Sylvana
Rosalia
Lestar
John E. Faltay
Sarolta de Faltay
Ithaca
N.Y
John
Rozsa
Katerna) Faltay
Busch-Burmeister Family
Avon- Belden Road
Death notices for Jere TL Cable and family details
Death notices list Jere TL Cable, widow Sumivors, surviving children Sandi Cable and Mar Turner, sons Mike and three granddaughters, plus one brother and four sisters. Friends may call 2 to 4 pm at Dickens Funeral Home. Funeral services are 11 am Sunday at Church of Christ Amherst officiated by Rev Jason Stecker. Burial in Resthaven Memory Gardens.
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Cable Jere
Eiyna Sumivors
Daudh Sandi Cable
Mar Turner
Mike Addeff
Dicken Funeral Home
Midale “Na
Rey Jason Stecker
Church of Christ
Amherst
Bune
Resthaven
Memory Gardens
Axon
Dayton Peace Prize Awarded to Clinton at Kosovo Conference
At Dayton a conference organizer and U S officials backed the Dayton peace process while Kosovo leaders Rugova and Thaci warned of tensions. Kostunica criticized inviting Albanian leaders, and Clinton received the first Dayton Peace Prize for helping end the Bosnia conflict and fostering regional stability.
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Dayton
Bruce Hitchner
U.S
James Pardew
Bosnia
Stipe Mesic
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Mesic
Kosovo
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Milosevic
Rugova
NATO
United States
Hashim Thaci
Democratic Party of Kosovo
Kosovo Liberation Army
Vojislav Kostunica
Kostunica
Pavle Jevremovic
Thaci
Belgrade
Bill Clinton
Balkan
Lorain woman, 21, charged in domestic violence crash
Angela Massa of Lorain Drive faces two counts felonious assault and domestic violence after a high speed crash on East 28th Street that damaged Kevin Patterson's Camaro. Massa was held without bond, with drunken driving and reckless operation charges added. Patterson had prior domestic violence arrest and a temporary protection order was noted. Hiram Alvarez injured. two witnesses described the Grand Am rear ending the Camaro and breaking it apart.
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Lorain
Angela Patricia Massa
Lorain County
Massa
East 28Th Street
Community Health Partners
Kevin M Patterson
West 71St Street
Hiram Alvarez
East 31St Street
Alvarez
Patterson
Clyde J. Brown
Brown
Gonzalez
Briefs: Man charged for stealing beer near police station
A 27 year old Lorain man, Anthony W. Thome of Oberlin Avenue, was charged with petty theft after police say he ran toward the station with a 12 pack of beer. Dairy Mart manager Charles D. Bruce chased the suspect who fell two houses from the store. Other reports include a break in on East Avenue, a pregnant woman assaulted at Southerner's Club, and a counterfeit $50 bill incident at Community Federal Credit Union.
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Elyria
Lorain
Anthony W. Thome
Oberlin Avenue
James Sword
Thome
Dairy Mart
Lake Ave
Charles D. Bruce
Community Health Partners
Southerner’s Club
Pearl Avenue
Ceport
Michael Lee Arce
Industrial Avenue
Hector Luis Sanchez
Walton Avenue
Cleveland
Forget Community Federal Credit Union
FirstMerit Bank
Oakwood Plaza
Storytellers Bring Tales to Life in Ohio Barn
McMahon, a former Cleveland actor and bookstore worker near Akron, uses research and history in his acts. Barb Sutton, North Ridgeville librarian, guides kids with multiple story versions and audience participation. Audience of about 75 enjoyed voices, gestures, and interactive sound effects as McMahon urged, Storytelling is something you can do.
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Kuczynski
McMahon
Cleveland
Akron
Barb Sutton
North Ridgeville
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