Robert H Bearer 88 longtime Chronicle circulation chief
Robert H Bearer 88 former Chronicle circulation manager served with the Navy Amphibious Forces in World War II. He worked 30 years at The Chronicle-Telegram, retiring in 1977 as assistant chief. A member of Lake Avenue United Church of Christ, Elyria Elks Lodge 465, King Solomon Chapter OES, Elyria Senior Fellowship, and Elyria American Legion Post 12. Survivors include his wife, a son and daughter, and memorials are suggested to Amherst Memorial Park.
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Wakeman Names Honorary Gardens Nursing Figures
The Wakeman community honors Taillight Gardens Nursing founder and staff, naming Roberta Braeser Core Nancy Moore and others from Wakeman and nearby areas. The notice lists relatives, addresses, and local figures associated with the event, highlighting community ties and a memorial tone.
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Local man remembered for farming and woodworking career
Born in lean he served in the CS Saray Mr Patey was a longtime spinner and woodworker. Survivors include his wife Te wnee Fischer a daughter Barbara Bender of Ant Lake sisters Heer Fischer Nan Bevan Beth Bevan Lorain Rosemary Kemede Doth Be Sty and brothers Joseph Jon and Steven. Sister Elvira Pataky. Visitation 6 to 8 pm today at Reidy Scanian Chambers Funeral Home Lorain. Memorials may be made to New Life Hospice.
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Beth
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Steven
Nerth Rideeyne
Chapin
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Reidy-Scanian Chambers Funeral Home
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New Life Hospice
Obituary: Mrs. Vance of Lorain Dies at Kingsman Center
Edna I Vance Boze L Verse 91 of Version formerly of Lorain died Thursday at Kingsman of Vermis Born in Everson Pa she settled in Lorain in 1847 where she lived most of her life Mrs Vance enjoyed crocheting Survivors include daughter Doris Vance Towner of Lorain five grandchildren 12 great grandchildren two sisters and a son precedes in death by her husband James Russell Vance in 1998 Funeral services 6 to 8 pm Sunday at Walter A Frey Funeral Home Further arrangements by Baver Laubenthal Funeral Home Alzheimer’s Association donations requested
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Heeschberger
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Ronald Vance
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Lorain church missionary and former musician obituary notes
Obituary items list James Owens Sr and family surviving Lorain and Sealy, notes multiple children and a Memorial service at Cathedral of Praise 455 Elyria Ave Lorain. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Lorain. Also mentions Martha W Bansert of Bay Village, pancreatic cancer death at daughter’s home in Sheffield, long teaching career, and several relatives. Donations requested to cancer society.
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Elyria Ave
Lorain
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Ancient wooden pipe unearthed near Washington Avenue
A five foot long wooden pipe, five inch opening, found in Ci area, is stored outside the Society on Washington Avenue. Bird notes a metal sleeve inside and dates it over 164 years old. Plans for a museum space aim to house it indoors someday. Contact Christina Jellie at 329-7129.
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Robbery in Westlake and North Ridgeville Studied by Police
Police seek details after two men used a gun from stainless steel to threaten clerks and seize cash and merchandise in Westlake and nearby North Ridgeville. One suspect described as 39, about 6 ft tall, weight 206 to 250 lbs, wore a dark blue sweatshirt. the other shorter man wore a gray sweatshirt and blue jeans. No injuries or arrests reported. witnesses urged to contact Brad Dieben or Christin Joliffe with tips.
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County funds loan to Lorain developer for coast project
Commissioners review the draft of the next study and approve a 335,004 loan from the Ohio Water Development Authority to Bender Development Co of Lorain to support a coastal project. State reimbursement will occur after construction.
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Buses Rated with Maintenance After Year End Checks
The Hes omete tear Lewis Ser district reports 15 agency buses inspected last month. One bus had rusted exterior panels and was flagged extensive repairs required. Two buses received safety repaired same day while others showed various problems including stoplights brakes transmission and defroster.
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EPA reviews quarry site in Lorain County amid contamination concerns
The EPA will conduct a five year review next year of a quarry near Elyria Lorain County identified as a former contaminated site. The facility reported 371 000 gallons per day of ore wastes between 1960 and 1975 and remains closed to swimming and fishing. public comments can be sent to Robert Paulson or Dave Perczek at chronicletelegram com.
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Judge per county debated public defender system option
The article outlines a proposal to replace a sixth judge with a public defenders office. Estimates place two new judges at about 1 million dollars, plus 300000 for staff and furniture. Officials discuss state reimbursements and feasibility, noting past studies found a public defender office may handle only a portion of indigent cases and that a full transition remains uncertain.
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