Memorial for Mavis J Darcy, Elyria educator and crime exhibit creator
Mavis J Darcy 60 of Elyria died September 2 2007 at Lakewood Hospital born May 19 1947 in Elyria lifelong resident. She taught English and Latin at Clearview High School for 32 years retiring in 2001 created a Detective Novel course linked to the Sam Shepard murder trial exhibits and supported veterans and animal protection causes. Survived by aunts cousins and preceded by her parents. Visitation Wednesday 5 to 8 PM at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria and Thursday 10 to 10:30 AM followed by 11 AM graveside service at St Marys Cemetery Elyria. Memorials to Friendship Animal Protective League or Alzheimer’s Association.
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Mavis J. Darcy
Lakewood Hospital
Elyria
Elyria High School
National Honor Society
National Thespians
Miami University
Oxford
Millersville University
Millersville
Clear
Mavis
Malvine Kader
Gussie Wolf
John Darcy
Agnes Darcy
Kranyak
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Charles T. Diedrick
Friendship Animal Protective League
Murray Ridge Rd
the Alzheimer’s Assoc
Cleveland
Art Toth Dies Suddenly At 42 In Lorain
Arpad Art Toth 42 of Lorain died Sunday September 2 2007 at Community Health Partners Regional Medical Center Lorain. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Schwartz Sperke Boyer Cool Home For Funerals Lorain.
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Arpad “Art” Toth Arpad “Art” Toth
Lorain
Community Health Partners Regional
Schwartz, Sperke, Boyer
Death of Jacob Kindle 82 in New London Ohio
Jacob E Kindle 82 of New London died September 1 2007 at Fisher Titus Medical Center Norwalk after a short illness Born April 18 1925 in Monroe County He served in the US Army in Europe during WWII member of Ashland American Legion Post 88 survived by wife Evelyn Funeral September 5 2007 at Eastman Funeral Home New London with burial at Rochester Cemetery Military Rites.
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Jacob E. Kindle
New London
Fisher Titus Medical Center
Norwalk
Mr. Kindle
Monroe County
Europe
Ashland
Rochester
Meyers
Rochester United Methodist Church
Ashland American Legion
Evelyn
Esther
Eastman Funeral Home
W. Main St
Christine Bell
Eastmanfuneralhome.com
Obituary for Theadora Gerber of Norwalk Ohio
Theadora Teddi Gerber 66 of Norwalk died September 2 2007 at Norwalk Memorial Home after a life of church service and community work She was born May 22 1941 in Akron graduate of New London High School 1959 and longtime Gerber Funeral Homes associate She is survived by husband Carl L Gerber Sr daughters Annie Bleile and partners sons Carl Jr Troy and Brett and families nine grandchildren and siblings Friends may call at Norwalk First United Methodist Church with funeral Friday 10 30 am Rev Roger Smith officiating Burial Wakeman Cemetery Memorials to Stein Hospice Service Ohio.
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Theadora
Teddi) Gerber
Norwalk
Norwalk Memorial Home
Akron
New London
Gerber Funeral Homes
Norwalk Travel
Finance Services
Huron County Services
Cleveland Indians
Carl L
Gerber, Sr
Annie
Chris Bleile
Carl
Jan Gerber, Jr
Columbus
Troy
Anna Gerber
Avon Lake
Brett
Patty Gerber
Boca Raton
Stella Towstiak
Valrico
Corrine Horton
Brandon
Theodor Towstiak
Norwalk First United
Okey Stevens 81 Amherst resident dies after long illness
Okey Stevens born July 18 1926 in Piketon died September 3 2007 at New Life Hospices Residential Center in Lorain after a long illness. He served in WWII Pacific Theater including Luzon earning several medals. Survivors include his wife Lois and children, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 10 AM at 591 Washington St Amherst with Military Honors by Amherst Veterans Honor Guard. Burial in Rest Haven Memorial Garden Avon.
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Okey
Conrad Stevens
Amherst
New Life Hospices
Loraine
Piketon
Thacker, WY
Springfield
Lorain
Luzon
Lois Stevens
Ferrell
Joseph Conrad Stevens F
Vermilion
Donna Susie Fleming
Bertha
Birdie” Stevens
Norwalk
William
Herbert
Watt
Ralph
Charles
Hubert Stevens
Zella Stevens
Thelma Castle
Hazel Lottes
Alka Frederick
Dixie Wolford
Beulah Dotson
Helen Hicks
Watt L
Bertha Stevens
Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard
Rest Haven Memorial Garden
Avon
Mary Susan Bradley obituary from Manchester area
Mary Susan Bradley age 65 of Manchester died September 3 2007 at Autumn Aegis Nursing Home born August 28 1942 in Lorain raised there moved to Ripton then Manchester where she resided 17 years with husband William Bradley they ran Hickory Ridge Bed and Breakfast featured in Ohio Magazine survived by son Jason Bradley wife Melissa and grandson Jack Kipton daughter Susan Mack husband Rick and granddaughters Mackenzie and Alexa mother Mary Lou Greulich siblings Thomas Greulich Debra Greulich Charles Greulich Gwynn Brown and others funeral at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst Friday at 1 PM burial Brownhelm Cemetery
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Mary Susan Bradley
Hickory Ridge Bed and Breakfast
Manchester
Ohio Magazine
Adams County Chamber of Commerce
Scenic Route Committee
State of
Ohio
William Bradley
Jason
Melissa (Vlasak) Bradley
Jack
Bainbridge
Susan
Rick Mack
Mackenzie
Alexa
Kipton
Mary Lou Greulich
Nee Brown
Hillsboro
Thomas
Maria Greulich
Woodstock
Charles
Debra Greulich
Waxhaw
Gwynn M. Brown
Thomas J. Greulich
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Leah Matthews
Brownhelm Cemetery
Brownhelm Township
Officials seek 455000 to battle beetle infestation
The Columbus Parks and Recreation Department requests 455000 in the 2008 budget to remove up to 11775 ash trees along city streets as part of a 10 year 6 million plan. An arborist would guide removal and surveys with contractors starting next spring or summer on city property only. The emerald ash borer has spread to 31 of Ohio 88 counties since 2003.
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Columbus
City Parks and Recreation Department
Parks Department
Alan McKnight
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
McKnight
Ohio
See-Through Highway Panels Benefit Church Site
The Ohio Department of Transportation will pay 5.8 million dollars for a highway wall project using clear acrylic panels. Officials say see-through walls reduce tunnellike feel and keep church visibility for evangelism, despite concerns from St Paul congregation members about being hidden from passing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Mark Carpenter
Ohio Department of Transportation
Martin Sweeney
St. Paul
Pastor Kelley Shifts From Foxgrape to Magyar Church
Kelley left Foxgrape Cafe after 80 years to pursue ministry and earned a master of divinity. She serves as associate pastor at Avon Lake United Church of Christ, then accepted a call to Magyar, an all Hungarian congregation dating to 1916. Her aim is to involve the community and open the doors of a welcoming church.
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Foxgrape
Kelley
David
Methodist Theological School
Delaware
Columbus
Avon Lake
Bill Peter
Congrega
Tion
Ohio United Church of Christ
Wari. Sullenberger
Chronicl the
Kev
Alana Kelley
Magyar United Church of Christ
Elyria
Strickland Backed by Energy Donors in 2006 Campaigns
Ohio donors linked to coal and utilities funded Steve Strickland amid a policy fight on clean coal standards. FirstEnergy executives and spouses gave 25,000, with 12,500 from the firm's PAC, Cinergy and AEP leaders contributed, Wayne Boich 10,000, and the United Mine Workers PAC 15,000. State races saw 50,000-plus from FirstEnergy, 14,600 from Cinergy PAC, and 71,000 from AEF’s Committee for Responsible Government. Boich family contributions reached 182,000 in 2006, plus 35,000 to the Ohio Coal PAC.
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FirstEnergy
Tony Alexander
Becky
Cinergy
James Rogers
American Electric Power
Michael Morris
Wayne Boich
Strickland Cam
Paign
United Mine Workers’ Political Action Committee
Strickland
Ohio General Assembly
FiretEnergy
PAC
AEF
Committee For Responsible Government
Boich
Ohio Coal Pac
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