Wellington man William E Tefs 91 dies after long illness
William E Tefs 91 of Wellington died Thursday at Elms Retirement Village after a long illness. He moved to Wellington in 1959 to manage Medina Supply Co. for 43 years. Survived by daughter Roberta Arnold, two granddaughters, five great grandchildren, and brother Robert Tess. Services at First Methodist Church on Saturday at 10 AM. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials to the church. Published Oct 17, 2003.
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William F Tefs
Wellington
Elms
Medina
Medina Supply Co
Tefs
First Methodist Church of
Moose Club of
Roberta Arnold
Robert Tess
Seville
Althea Tess
Edmund Tefs
Rose Graves
First Methodist Church
Park Place
William E. Buckeye
Greenwood Cemetery
Rosalia Zocchi obituary in Lorain at 95
Rosalia Rosa Zocchi 95 of Lorain died Wednesday at Golden Acres Lorain County Home born in Lorain lived in Italy until 21 WWII crane operator at Thew Shovel Co seamstress for Agnes Kay and others founding member of St Peters Congregation of the Sacred Heart survived by daughters Lillian Duray Norma Capasso seven grandchildren six great grandchildren sisters Edvidge Guthry Elvira Clark husband Guerine Gerry Zocchi preceded in death by brothers Funeral home calls 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today rosary 2:30 p.m. church service 9:30 a.m. Saturday mass 10 a.m. at St Peters Interment Calvary Cemetery Memorial Alzheimer’s Association Northwest Ohio chapter.
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Rosalia ‘Rosa” Zocchi
Lorain
Golden Acres Lorain
Italy
Thew Shovel Co
Agnes Kay
Lillian Duray
Parma
Norma Capasso
Edvidge Guthry
Avon Lake
Elvira Clark
California
Guerine
Gerry
Dombrowski-Volak-Riddle
Oberlin Ave
Congregation of the Sacred Heart
Earl C Rehman 65 longtime Lorain area resident dies
Earl C. Rehman known as Bob, 65, of Vermilion died after a brief illness at Community Health Partners West in Lorain. A WWII Army veteran, he worked 37 years at U.S. Steel and later as personnel manager for Progressive Processing, retiring in 1999. Survived by wife Marcia, son Robert, mother Lorraine, and brother William, services set at Schwartz Spencer Boyer & Cool Home for Funerals with a church service Monday.
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Earl C
Bob” Rehman
Vermilion
Community Health Partners West
Lorain
Amherst
Lorain Area
Amherst Eagles
Marcia D
Nee Silsby
Robert C. Rehman
Chattanooga, Tenn
Lorraine
Nee Tressel) Rehman Eyman
William Rehman
Earl H Rehman
Friends
Schwartz
Spence, Boyer & Cool Home
5Th St
Dale Warrick
Cornerstone United Methodist Church
Reid Ave
Vermilion Woman Nina Lou Penney Johnson Dies at 76
Nina Lou Johnson 76 of Vermilion died Thursday at New Life Hospice Center of St. Joseph Lorain after a lengthy illness. Born in Mayking Kentucky she lived in Vermilion 33 years and was a Church of Christ member. Survivors include daughter Dreama Lynn Enderle of Vermilion two granddaughters two great grandchildren and brother Roy Penney of Lenoir NC. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Riddle Funeral Home with Linro Meade and Mark Weaver co officiating. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Nina Lou Johnson
Penney
Vermilion
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Lorain
Mayking
Vermilion Post 7576 Auxiliary
Dreama Lynn Enderle
Ters
Roy L. Penney
Lenoir
N.C
Henry
Rudell
Clyde
Raymond
Claude Penney
Goldie Hart
Rebecca Foster
Riddle Funeral Home
South St. Vermilion
Linro Meade
Mark Weaver
Maple Grove Cemetery
Death of Dr Donald E Schulz Former Carlisle Chair at CSU
Dr Donald E Schulz 61 of Avon and formerly Carlisle Pa died at home Wednesday from complications of a rare cancer. He chaired the political science department at Cleveland State University. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Busch Burmeister Family Chapel Avon.
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Donald E. Schulz
Avon
Carlisle
Cleveland State University
Busch- Burmeister Family
Avon-Belden Road
Dool Irene E. Dool obituary reflects Cleveland roots
Irene E. Dool nee Chekayt of Westlake died Friday at Belvedere Nursing Home. Born in Cleveland, she lived in Cuyahoga County all her life. Survived by daughter Carol Varano, 12 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, sister Ruth Witzke, former spouses Francis Conway and Charles Dool, daughter Patricia Ardito, grandson Richard Varano, and brothers William Chehayl George Chehayl and Clarence Chehayl. Friends may call today 4 to 8 at McGorray Brothers Funeral Home Lakewood. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St Luke Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Brook Park. In lieu of flowers contributions to Sheffield Community Center preferred. Published Oct 17 2003.
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Irene FE. Doot
Chekayt
Westlake
Belvedere
Westllake
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
J. Conway Car
Thomas
John Doot
Carol 1
Varano
Ruth Witzke
Francis M. Conway
Charles E. Dool
Patricia R. Ardito
George Chehayl
Clarence Chehay
McGorray Bros. Funeral Home
Detroit Ave
Lakewood
St. Luke Church
Clifton and Bunts
Holy Cross
Brook Park
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Harris Road
Sheffield Community Center
Sheffield
Lake Ellisey
Stanley V. Lewis obituary notes Amherst veteran
Stanley V. Lewis, 73, of Amherst, a decorated veteran and retired machinist, died Wednesday after a two year illness. Born in Camden on Gauley, Wa, he moved to Amherst 46 years ago and served in the US Army with the First Infantry Division Artillery Battery 48 during the Korean War, receiving the German Occupation Medal. He worked 38 years at US. Automatic for Ordson Corp. and chaired Lodge 1802. He belonged to Amherst VFW Post 1662 and Amherst Eagles Post 1442 and aided the Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard. Survived by Eleanor Louise, a son Arden, a daughter Debra, three grandchildren and a great grandchild, plus brothers and sisters. Funeral services with military honors will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Hempel Funeral Home, with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Stanley V. Lewis
Amherst
Camden
Gauley
West Virginia
First Infantry Division
US. Automatic
Ordson Corp
Lodge 1802
Lewis
Amherst Vfw
Amherst Eagles Aerie
Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard
Eleanor Louise
Nee Roby
Arden “Guy
Debra Lynn Lewis
Victor
Newton
Thai business pioneer Maxine North dies at 83 in Pattaya
Maxine North, 83, a Bangkok based businesswoman and founder of North Star Co makers of Polaris bottled water, died after a long illness Oct 3 in Pattaya. She also created Thai Celadon and Nipa Lodge, building a luxury hotel complex. Born in Salem Oregon, she remained in Thailand after her CIA linked husband Robert G. North died in 1954.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Maxine North
Pattaya
North
North Star Co
Polaris
Salem
Ore
Robert G. North
Far East Film Co
CIA
Cooutunism
More reserve troops could get call for Iraq
Pentagon planners mull mobilizing more National Guard and Reserve forces for Iraq as international troops may be scarce early next year. The mix could include international units and active duty Marines replacing overextended units. Generals said reservists will be notified with ample time and training. Congress members urged rotating Guard and Reserve units to curb burdens and retention worries. A troop morale survey in Iraq showed one third with low morale and half not planning to re enlist, prompting Pentagon vigilance.
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Washington
Pentagon
Iraq
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
John McCain
R-Aziz
U.S
Ferry crash probe centers on pilot health and meds
Investigators focus on whether Staten Island ferry pilot Richard Smith blacked out or slumped over the throttle before the Andrew J. Barberi struck a concrete pier killing 10. Blood tests were taken. initial results show alcohol not a factor. Smith, 55, is hospitalized in critical condition.
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New York
Staten Island
Michael McMahon
Richard Smith
MicMahon
Middle East
James Molinaro
Smith
Alan Abramson
Iris Weinshall
National Transportation Safety Board
City Transportation Department
Coast Guard
Department of Transportation
NTSB
Ellen Engleman McMahon
Pentagon restores web access to unclassified documents
The Pentagon on Thursday restored Internet access to hundreds of unclassified documents, including conscientious objector policies and half staff flag directives. The move comes after TheMemoryHole.org posted the materials following their removal earlier in the month. Public access remains a topic of debate among officials and watchdog groups.
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Pentagon
Associated Press
TheMemoryHole.org
Defense Department
Steven Aftergood
Aftergood
Federation of American Scientists
Ken McClellan
McClellan
al-Qaida
Death notice for Mollymee Lesko age 77
Mollymee Lesko 77 died Sunday. Visitation 6 to 8 p m Sunday at David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville. A rosary service at the funeral home precedes a 1030 a m Mass at St Vincent De Paul Catholic Church. Burial at Calvary Cemetery Lorain. View obituary and condolences at www davidbognerfamilyfuneralhome com
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Mollymee Lesko
Davigner
Senate edges toward Iraq loan showdown in Bush plan split
The Senate and House move toward approval of near identical 97 billion measures funding Iraq and Afghanistan operations and rebuilding efforts. A split remains over a 20.3 billion loan versus grant approach with key leaders signaling optimism for grants to aid Iraq's recovery.
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Washington
Bush
Senate
House
Iraq
Afghanistan
Mitch
McConnell
Kentucky
U.S
Administration
GOP
Joans
White House
Bill Frist
Rtenn
Sen
Arlen Specter
R-P2
Specter
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