Area deaths report several Lorain County residents
Area obituaries list Delbert A. Sines of Elyria and Thomas E. Bickle of Lorain among the deceased. The notices note Sines born in Goshen West Virginia, his 40 years in Elyria, and his service at Harshaw Chemical Co. A list of survivors, funeral arrangements, and calling hours at Fulton, Schwartz Spence and Boyer, and Heuston Gerber Funeral Homes follow, with memorials to the American Cancer Society. Additional notices cover Pauline Northeim of Amherst, Rosemary Clotz of Amherst, Ruth Watters formerly Norwalk, Agnes Sadle of Strongsville, Kenneth Heidrich formerly Elyria, and references to burial plans and charitable gifts.
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Delbert A. Sines
Butternut Ridge Road
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Goshen
W.va
Mr. Sines
Harshaw Chemical Co
Betty Jane
Gloria Lines
Tennessee
Dennis
North Carolina
Ken
Virginia
David
Cecil
Leona) Siron
LaGrange
Gidden
Opal) McElroy
Florida
Coy
West Virginia
Fulton
Grafton
Willis Donaldson
Grafton Southern Baptist Church
Thomas E. Bickle
Lorain
American Crucible
St. Joseph Hospital
Cadiz
Bickle
First Baptist Church
VFW Post
Liedertafel Club
Holly
Norton
Ohio
Thomas Jr
Jerrod
Debra) Bialko
Sheffield Village
David McClelland
Indiana University
Edward McClelland
Robert
Mary) Bickle
Rober
New Orleans
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer
Sherman Snider
Elmwood Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Pauline A. Northeim
West Woods
Amherst
Lakewood Hospital
Medina
Northeim
Brownhelm Township
Brownhelm United Church of Christ Congregational
Daugher
Alfred
Ginny Lahiff) Vander Hill
Rocky River
Earl H
Archie Abel
Elmer Slater
Garland Funeral Home
Park Ave
Rosemary E. Clotz
E. Martin St
Cleveland Clinic
Ore
Robert Laver
Robert A. Happel
St. Peter's United Church of Christ
Crownhill Cemetery
Ruth S. Watters
West Seminary St
Norwalk
Gaumont
Watters
Bronson Township
Thompson’s
Glass Bar
Leo
Frances) Mackey
Oscar
Rhoda) Felter
Mabel Sellinger
Rosanna Camp
Henry Nicolls
Ralph
Heuston - Gerber
Paul Smith
Restlawn Memorial Park
Huron
Kenneth J. Heidrich
West Park Ave
State College
Valley Haven
Mr. Heidrich
Dorothy
Gery
Ruth Lawrence
Warren
Halcyon Chapter Promotes Turkey Dinner Bake Sale
Halcyon Chapter Order of Eastern Stars hosts a turkey dinner and bake sale from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Hartland Center Road. The fundraiser supports chapter activities and community service programs.
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Halcyon Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Hartland Center Rd
Danaceau resigns from WWWE news
Danaceau, a long time WWWE Radio news member, resigns amid a conflict of interest concern after urging defeat of a charter amendment for at large Cleveland City Council president. WWWE's David Popovich says he became a paid special interest advocate while covering city hall. The station regrets the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Danaceau
Wwwe Radio News
Danaceau
2Ts
Cleveland
David Popovich
WWWE
City Hall
Food drive postponed by Wellington High clubs to Oct 25
Wellington High School Key Club and the Middle School Builders Club announce a postponed food collection drive now set for October 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. at a designated location. The event aims to aid local families with essential pantry items and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington High School Key Club
Builders Club
Local Obituary Notices Amid Fading OCR Fragments
Fragmentary obituary notice lists acquaintances and family names including Mrs Lydia Mrs Julia Borer and Mrs Exther Kay. Mentions a funeral at a church in ANUSKA Nrx Vicks C nee Krete with several mourners. Reception planned in Bermeister County Line Teowal Rome from 24 to 9pm. cemetery services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Et Bam
Leona Bern
Julia Borer
Exther Kay
Anuska Nrx Vicks C
Nee Krete
Leona Scheider
Larile Petic
Lester Friends
Bermeister
Rome
Experts warn U S education in peril and call for humanities
Rockefeller Commission on the Humanities urges dramatic reforms in elementary and secondary education plus stronger humanities integration. It criticizes teacher certification standards and non liberal bias in training, arguing five years to reshape schools and another five to revive humanities. The report outlines pits and goals for K12 and higher education, stressing literature, language and history to build literacy and critical thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Johnny
Janie
Georgie
Rockefeller Foundation Commission On the Humanities
Commission
A. Bartlett Giamatti
Yale
University of California Press
Berkeley
William O. Baker
Bell Laboratories
Richard Lyman
Stanford University
Rockefeller Foundation
Endometriosis linked to infertility in late thirtys
UPI reports Dr. Russell Malinak of Baylor College of Medicine says endometriosis affects up to one in five women nearing 30 who postpone childbearing and face infertility. The disease causes uterine cells to migrate to pelvic areas, causing pain and inflammation that can impede conception, with treatments ranging from laparoscopy to surgery or hormone therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
UPI
Russell Malinak
Baylor College of Medicine
Malinak
Lakewood seeks clues in slaying of executive
Police search for clues in the mutilation murder of Norman L. Liver 57 executive vice president and part owner of Lee Turzillo Construction Co. Liver was found slain in his Lakewood apartment after last being seen Wednesday night. He was a noted expert witness in civil suits and consultant on foundation issues. Liver lived in the high rise since 1957.
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Lakewood
Norman L. Liver
Liver
Lee Turzillo Construction Co
Richfield
John Monde
Monde
Galvin
Alt
Auburn University
University of Illinois
Issue 1 would correct injustice, farm official says
COLUMBUS Ohio Farm Bureau official C William Swank argues Issue 1 on the November 4 ballot would fix a tax law that shifts the burden to farm and home owners. He says the proposal would create two property classes to apply the adjustment factor, ensuring rural and residential property pay their fair share while others are treated equitably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
C. William Swank
Ohio
Swank
Sullivan School building concerns drive PTO turnout
The Sullivan PTO organized a phone campaign to rally attendance at the Black River Board of Education meeting to discuss Sullivan School rehabilitation. Rumors of a potential school closure surfaced, denied by Searing, as officials planned to meet with architects to discuss district repairs.
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Sullivan Pto
Black River Board of Education
PTO
Sullivan
Sullivan School
Stanley Searing
Searing
Black River
Crab Will Spencer
Blee Stones
Akron
Heecing
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Earl Northeim
Naida Sutch
Mrs. Raymond Clotz
Ralph Watters
Mrs. James Sadle
Agnes Sadle
Royalton Road
Strongsville
Southwest Community Hospital
Middleburg Heights
Sadle
Czechoslovakia
C.S.A. Lodge No. 57
Mildred) Pavlik
Stanley
Loretta) McAlpin
Carnegie-Mellon University
Forbes Ave
Warner Hall
Pittsburgh
Curtis-Scheaffler Funeral Home, Inc
Collins
Wwwe News
U.S
Patricia McCormack
UPI Education
Gertrude Stein
Gaines Post
University of Texas At Austin
Jole Colton
Foundation
Henry Rosovsky
Harvard University
Lewis Thomas
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Darwin T. Turner
University of Iowa
Richard D. Lamm
Colorado
Hanna H. Gray
University of Chicago
Neysa
Stroup
Firestone
Spencer
Bruce Firestone
Farm Science Review
Route 61
Agaip
Wong
Lowell Wolff
Cecil Hembree
New Albany
Hembree
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