Local Obituaries Chronicle Elyria Area Deaths
Edward J. Cerny 61 of Elyria died after a long illness. He retired in 1998 from Trans Cleveland Warehouse after 37 years as a tow motor operator. Survivors include his wife Dorothy and several children. Memorial details and service times were listed. The report also notes the deaths of Justin Hartman and Mollie C. Pierce with brief survivor lists and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Cerny
Elyria
Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Mr. Cerny
Trans Cleveland Warehouse
St. Mary’s Church
St. Peter’s Church
Knights of Columbus Council
Elyria Moose Lodge
Elyria Eagles
Little League Baseball
Boy Scouts
Dorothy
Nee Radon
Mary Ann Bandagski
Lakewood
Rita Bloom
Rochester N.Y
George
Carol
Lorain Obituaries: Ferraro Kare Feliciano Death Notices
Three Lorain area deaths are reported: Mauro Mickey Ferraro at 69 after a six month illness with services at Reidy-Scanlan- Dooner Funeral Home. Dr Luis Kare 66 died at home from an apparent heart attack with services at Bauer Laubenthal Wainwright Funeral Home. Tono Feliciano 72 died at Community Health Partners after a long illness with funeral services at Richard J. Reidy Funeral Home and burial with DAV honors at Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauro
Mickey” D. Ferraro
Lorain
Cleveland Clinic
Reidy-Scanlan- Dooner Funeral Home
Broadway
Funeral
Luis “Louie” Kare
Cleveland
Phillipines
Kare
Celie Gallego
Vancouver
British Columbia
Cora Kare
Borger
Texas
LaRue Harris
Columbia Station
Rene Kare
Neli Kare
Roger Kare
Houston
Zito Kare
Brownsville
Rex Kare
Exequiel
Josefa Kare
Bauer-Laubenthal- Wainwright Funeral Home
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elyria
Robert Viewig
Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Tono Feliciano
Community Health Partners
Lares
Puerto Rico
Mr. Feliciano
Luxaire
Panama
Sacred Heart Chapel
Amvers Post 58
Maria (Nee Silva
Jose A. Jr
Hector L
Amherst
David A
Filomina Alvarez
Indian Town
Fla
Calvary Cemetery
Louis Paul
In Loving Memory Of William H Guthrie
Memorial tribute to William H Guthrie born March 1 1921 died Sept 8 1992. The message fondly recalls family moments and expresses enduring love and gratitude for parents, noting missing conversations by the backyard fire and airplane sightings.
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William H. Guthrie
Irene H. Pigon 76 Amherst homemaker dies of heart failure
Irene H. Pigon nee Lawton 76 of Amherst Ohio died after heart failure at Amherst Hospital. She lived in Massachusetts before moving to Ohio in 1958 and was an Amherst resident since 1980. Survived by husband Albert. children Thomas Harvey David Harvey Robert Harvey Brett Pigon Virginia Pitts Vickie Rutherford. 11 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren. Funeral 7 9 p m today at Hempel Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 10 a m Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park memorials Hospice of Saint Joseph.
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Robert H. Hayes
North Ridgeville
Elyria United Methodist Village
Plattsmouth
Neb
Mr. Hayes
Iowa State University
General Motors
Cadillac
Brook Park
Augsberg
Germany
Hayes
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness
North Rocky River Drive
Berea
Loretta (Nee Sweet
Carolyn Zack
Elyria
Kathleen Luikart
Henderson
N.C
Barbara Buynak
Olmsted Township
Robert B. Hayes
Irene H. Pigon
Lawton
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Malden
Mass
Massachusetts
Ohio
Amherst Twig Benders Club
Albert H
Thomas Harvey
Philadelphia
David Harvey
Londonderry
N.H
Robert Harvey
Wellington
Brett Pigon
Palm Bay
Fla
Virginia Pitts
Vickie Rutherford
LaGrange
Frank
Winchester
Hank
Baltimore
Albert
Madford
Mary Brown
Chickapee
Hempel
Cleveland Ave
Lawrence Martello
Saint Joseph Catholic Church
Lee Stull
Kipton Community Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Saint Joseph
Solti Dies at 84 After Storied Conducting Career
Sir Georg Solti, 84, famed conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for 22 years and the Royal Opera for 10, died in his sleep in Antibes France. He had been vacationing in southern France after a Royal Opera gala in London on July 14. He suffered a heart attack Tuesday, according to Mary Lou Falcone. Solti was preparing to conduct a Zur ich Tonhalle concert and was set to lead his 1,000th Chicago Symphony Orchestra concert on Oct 25, four days after what would have been his 85th birthday.
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Georg Solti
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
London
Royal Opera
Antibes
France
Solti
New York
Mary Lou Falcone
Zurich Tonhalle
DNA testing eyed in long stalled Sheppard murder case
Linda Wei gle and others express belief in Dr. Sam’s innocence as lawyers seek to use DNA to revisit the 1950s murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Old blood evidence from a wardrobe in Mrs. Sheppard’s bedroom may be tested for a DNA match to Richard Eberling, imprisoned for a separate 1984 murder.
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Sam
Marilyn
Linda Weigle
Mentor
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard
California
Mrs. Sheppard
Cleveland
Terry Gilbert
Richard Eberling
Ohio EPA: Over Half Ohio Streams Unsafe for Swimming or Fishing
Ohio environmental officials report that more than half of 8000 miles of major streams surveyed fail to meet federal water standards. Only 49.3 percent pass, and Ohio aims for 75 percent by 2000, while nationwide 68 percent are safe.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
America
EPA
Donald Schregardus
Licking
Great Miami
Portage
Mad
Hocking
Scioto
Upper
Muskingum
Twin Creek
Lockdown Orders Halt Most Activities at Mansfield Prison
At Mansfield Correctional Institution a Friday night order locked down death row inmates after a riot sparked by inmates who took keys and released 37 prisoners. Guards and inmates were injured. 173 death row inmates face ongoing restrictions while officials investigate links to Lucasville riot leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Mansfield Correctional Institution
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Mansfield Prison
Ralph Coyle
Coyle
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Patrol
John Born
OSHA proposes major asbestos penalties for Centin Corp
OSHA recommends Centin Corp pay 307850 in penalties for 17 willful or serious violations found during removal of asbestos from a Wright Patterson AFB cooling tower. Dayton Daily News notes base managers halted work March 13 amid safety concerns and Centin seeks an informal conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Centin Corp
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Centin
Tony Scalimbrene
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
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Cenny
Justin Leon Hartman
Marietta
Grand Island
Colo
Justin
Kiowa High School
Kiowa
Aztec Peroxide Co
Roger
Joy Hartman
Darren Hartman
Colorado Springs
Jacinda Hartman
Bill and
Rene Hartman
Aurora
John Jones
Denver
Norton Funeral Home
S. Main St
John L. Elrod
Simon Dean
Ackerman
Shreve
Gerry Glueman
Rocky River
Betty Tipton
Medina
Norman
Brunswick
Mary (Nee Smith
Edward Johnson
Busch-Bogner Family
Center Ridge Road
Mollie C. Pierce
Ennis
Hospice of
Louis C. Edwards
Parma
Parma Hospital
Zanesville
Edwards
Elyria High School
Vietnam
Parma Plant
Theresa
Daniel
Tarika Edwards
Edward Fryerson
Oscar Edwards Jr
Allen Edwards
Donald Edwards
Kay Harris
Priscilla Edwards
Martha Norman
Oscar
Hortense Edwards
Gary
Richard
Bobby Edwards
Curtis- Scheuffler-Busch Family
Second Street
John Snell
St. John Baptist Church
Resthaven Memory Garden
Avon
V.F.W. Post
Woodhouse Services
Loraine Annmarie Woodhouse
Greater
Christ Temple Apostolic Church
Oberlin Road
Jesse L. Matthews
Greater Christ Temple
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
Woodhouse
Columbia St. John West Shore Hospital
Mickey
D. Ferraro
First United Methodist Church of
Oberlin
Mom & Dad
Mose Tyrone Johnson
Sandra
Sycou
Cys
George Solti
Newsday
Wilford Berry
Berry
Niki Schwartz
Schwartz
Dick Gilgrist
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