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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2008
Page
12
Robert F. LaMarr III aged 48 of Elyria died on Tuesday October 7 2008. Dicken Funeral Home Elyria is handling arrangements.
Orville Miller known as Dick Miller 88 formerly of Elyria died October 8 2006 in Ellenton Florida after a brief illness. He was a longtime resident of the Elyria area and a veteran. He is survived by family and friends and funeral arrangements are pending.
James A. MacMillan 84 died October 7, 2008 in Bay Village. A Lorain and Sandusky resident, he was a 1945 OSU metallurgical graduate and 34 year US Steel employee. He leaves a son James D. MacMillan and daughters Jane Eberly and Deborah Munas with five grandchildren. A memorial service is October 11 at First Presbyterian Church Sandusky. Memorials to the American Heart Association.
Martha Kyle Meister-Kyle Mallory Kyle of Athens an Ashland University graduate and educator in the Shelby Public School system is honored posthumously as a Women of Achievement. She taught at Ashland University and earned a Teacher of the Year award in Shelby. Funeral services are planned in Ashland with memorials suggested to Shelby City Schools Marti Kyle Memorial Fund.
A short reflective note frames faith hope and love as light for a fractured world. It names mom Linda, daughter Debbie, and Dianne along with their families in a message of resilience and enduring connection.
John T Camera Denly, born November 4 1927 in Lorain, died during his Florida vacation at Shands Hospital Gainesville. A Columbia Gas employee for 45 years he retired as a supervisor and was active with St Anthony of Padua Parish in Lorain and local retiree groups. Condolences at Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Home.
James E Ulisky 75 of North Ridgeville died October 9 2008 after a long illness. He served in Korea and worked as a warehouse manager before retiring in 1996. He supported North Ridgeville High sports and coached local softball for over 35 years. He is survived by daughters Jamie Amy and Barbara, grandchildren, sisters and many nieces and nephews. A service is set for October 13 2008 at Misencik Funeral Home with interment private. Memorials to local shelters and boosters are suggested.
State fire investigators urge the public to come forward about eight arson cases since mid September in the county south of Youngstown. The blazes damaged campers, barns, a business, a vacant home and a garage with a mobile home inside. no injuries reported. Officials say the fires share similarities and a tip could help. In a separate note, residents near Corneville report a sewer-like odor from the Little Muskingum River with no identifiable contamination source found after officers checked the area.
James Arthur Austin served in the Vietnam War after broadcasting school. He worked at Ford plants in multiple states before ten years in Louisville retiring in 2005. He was UAW Local 862 member and enjoyed sports, music, and DVDs. Visitation October 11 and funeral at Compassion Baptist Church Lorain. Burial Ridge Hill Amherst with Military Honors.
Mason W Green center? obituary details a life of Mason W Green born in Clarksburg West Virginia moved to Parma 1955 Columbia Station early 1970s Ford Plant No 2 Brook Park retired 31.5 years Korean War U S Army Alaska post master for USPS member of Staley Methodist Church F AM Shrines NRA flea market vendor known as Green. Survived by wife son James M Green daughters Rebekah Debra Misty seven grandchildren and more. Services Oct 11 2008 4 6 pm Carter Funeral Home Elyria James Davis officiant received at home of James M Green Grafton.
Cooey challenges execution in the 1986 killings of Dawn McCreery and Wendy Offredo at Akron. Accomplice Clint Dickens remains in life prison. Courts reject arguments obesity may hinder lethal injection, citing chained appeals and prior federal suit.
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