Powers 100 Amherst teacher dies at home
Beral Jessamine Powers 100 of Amherst died Saturday at her home. She was a 1916 Amherst High School graduate and editor of the school newspaper. Powers attended Baldwin Wallace and Oberlin colleges and earned a diploma from Kent State Normal School. She taught in a one room Amherst school and wrote a feature column for the Amherst News Times. She was active in the Amherst Congregational United Church of Christ and directed its primary grades.
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Amherst
Amherst High School
Amherst Congregational United Church of Christ
Mona D. Aspinwall
Oberlin
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Aspinwall
Lawrence College
Fort Atkinson
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Wisconsin Congregational Church
Fort Atkinson Hospital
Funeral notices for Stephens Hemperly and others in Elyria area
Obituary items report Elyria resident Danny Stephens Sr 54 died after a long illness with funeral services at Cathedral of Praise Lorain. Survivors include sons Danny Jr and Shawn, six grandchildren, siblings and many relatives. Also listed are Josefa Miranda Charlene Hemperly of Wakeman and Helen Nagy of Lorain with service details and burial plans. Additional notices urge contributions to Hospice of North Central Ohio and American Heart Association.
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Greenwich
Firelands Community Hospital
Sandusky
Willard
Runkle
B&s Construction
Wakeman
Ripley Church
Central Ohio Pony Pullers
Northern Ohio Draft Pony Association
Judy
Nee Lowery
Jenny Runkle
Donald C
Helen L
Nee Darby
Gerald
Fitchville
Debra Lacy
S. Edwards Road
Bob Hudberg
Edwards Grove Cemetery
Eastman Funeral Home
W. Main St
Christina M. Gemmel
Oney
Lorain
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Dayton
Amherst
Edwin Horell Sullinger
Community Health Partners
Homer City
Sullinger
Marine Corps
Ohio Screw Products
Elyria
Burns Security Co
Middleburg Heights
Gloria G
Nee Herrera
Michael Edwin Sullinger
Antelope
Calif
Scott Sullinger
Olmsted Township
Gary Richard Sullinger
Crestline
Ohio
Mark Damon Herrera
Sherri Jo Hovinett
New London
Wilfred
Danny Stephens Sr
Riverview
Ala
Stephens
Parker-Hannifan Corp
Cathedral of Praise
Danny Jr
Shawn
Jessie Mae Flowers
Mary Sue Johnson
Fanny Murphy
Glenn Sr
Moses
Jessie
Mary Will Stephens
Cora Lee Shirer
William Sr
Elyria Ave
Melvin L. Brown
Danny Stephens Jr
11Th St. Elyria
Josefa “Fina” Miranda
Alvarado
Iglesia Manantial de Aqua Viva
Kelly Place
Devin Funeral Home
Helen M. Nagy
Brigant
Emh Regional Medical Center
James
Darlene Holp
Marysville
Wash
Shirley Rouse
Columbus
Judy Dzink
William
Helen
Nee Coach) Brigant
Bill Brigant
Joe Brigant
Gluvna Funeral
Broadway
St. Ladislaus Blessed Virgin Mary Society
St. Ladislaus Catholic Church
East 43Th Street
Wood Avenue
Patrick J. Shields
Calvary Cemetery
American Heart Association
Charlene D. Hemperly
Ontario
Waponer Funeral Directors
Robert Buford
Mansfield Memorial Park
Hemperly
MedCentral
Mansfield
Galion
Kidney Center
Baku Grotto Auxiliary
Accounting Society of
North Central
Ronald “Rope
Jeromesville
Linda Gundrum
Dean
Hilbert
Gertrude (Nee Marsh) Rhoads
Michelle
Hospice of North Central Ohio Inc
Ashland
Settlement May Be Dead in Cincinnati Radiation Case
In Cincinnati lawyers declare impasse after six months of negotiating a 4.3 million settlement for families of 89 cancer patients involved in 1960s radiation experiments at General Hospital. Judge Beckwith will rule by Sept 25. objecting families seek to continue litigation to pursue potentially higher awards.
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University Hospital
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University of Cincinnati
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Newman
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Couple dies in murder death by own action outside home
BEAVERCREEK AP Two people were killed in an apparent murder death by own action outside their home in Dayton suburb. Bryan Cramer 43 shot Donna 44 with shotgun then killed himself police said. A teenage daughter was home but did not see the shootings.
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Dayton
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George Moody
Police plan multiple stations in city expansion
Rivera said police from Bi and the main station on West Erie Avenue will benefit residents with a closer station and substation filing. The Oberlin Avenue site won’t open until the two other locations are secured, potentially delaying until next year. He added, We want to do this all at one time and would not speculate on timing.
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Erie Avenue
Rivera
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain Man Charged in Beer Bottle Attack at Bar
Police report says Dana Atkinson, 19, of Lorain, hit Terrence Hill, 22, of Elyria, with a beer bottle at Cutting Edge Bar around 1 a.m. Hill suffered a head wound and bleeding. Hill was charged with disorderly conduct after resisting paramedics. Kaliy Horton, 18, was charged with vandalism, disorderly conduct, and escape for pulling him from the bar. A witness later identified Atkinson as the attacker.
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Dana Atkinson
Terrence Hill
Elyria
Hill
Kaliy Horton
Horton
Atkinson
Council Debates Gas Station Plan in Avon
Avon council members debated the proposal to place a gas station along Detroit Road. They cited preserving rural historic character and aligning with the city master plan, with Kilroy criticizing the building design and noting concerns about Cleveland’s role after BP-Amoco merger.
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Yve
French Creek
Detroit Road
Shaun Brady
Kilroy
Cleveland
Amoco
District leases space for literacy, enrollment dips
The board approved leasing 1,000 square feet at the former St. Joseph Hospital site for high school equivalency and adult literacy programs, paying 1000 per month to South Shore Community Development Corp. Enrollment stood at 10,458 after a drop of about 140 students, blamed on Ford plant closure. Tamara Solarz complained about open enrollment as a race issue, while the district aims to keep a 50 25 25 ethnic balance.
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Tified
Branham
St. Joseph Hospital
South Shore Community Development Corp
Ing
Garfield
James Buford
Buford
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Tamara Solarz
Amherst
Solarz
New City Library Project Advances With Energy Efficient Design
The library plans a modern energy efficient building funded by the general fund and private gifts. An approved 2.5 mill operating levy will provide about $1.3 million annually for ongoing costs. Bids begin January with construction slated for March on a site selected by a citizens group from 20 locations. The land, part of a larger parcel owned by St John Catholic Church at Homewood Drive and Oakwood Avenue, cost $138,800.
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Cromer
St. John Roman Catholic Church
Homewood Drive
Oakwood Avenue
Cleveland Catholic Diocese
North Ridgeville Library Branch 40th Anniversary
The Lorain Public Library System North Ridgeville branch will celebrate its 40th anniversary from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. A North Ridgeville column notice earlier provided an incorrect date.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain
Qualls Considers Clinton Fundraiser After Starr Report
Qualls expressed reservations about Clinton based on the Starr report yet said she will not create a problem by avoiding him. She noted the Starr report is disturbing but a process will review it and the president remains the president even as she attends a July fundraiser if time permits. Chabot criticized her decision to appear with Clinton as inappropriate during a campaign race.
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Clinton
Starr
Hillary Clinton
Chabot
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
State radio system to cover 97.5 percent of Ohio over five years
Officials say the five year project will bring in car computers to access license and criminal records and end persistent static and dead zones. The bid process left a single bidder, a TRW Motorola partnership, after Ericsson was disqualified. Ericsson protests. state disputes claims of favoritism amid a plan potentially yielding 8.1 million annually for 20 years to a firm linked to a Gov. Voinovich fundraiser.
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TRW
Cleveland
Motorola
Ericsson Inc
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Burg
Ericsson
the Plain Dealer
Daniel Slane
George Voinovich
Mike Dawson
Voinovich
Governor’s
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