James T Flood Deaf Education Pioneer Dies at 85
James T Flood 85 of Columbus died Monday. Born in Elyria he lost hearing at 12 from meningitis. A valedictorian at Ohio School for the Deaf 1923 and salutatorian at Gallaudet he taught at Ohio School for the Deaf 47 years. He founded the National Association of Homes for the Aged Deaf and helped develop Columbus Colony Westerville. He directed a deaf safe driving program and was inducted into the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame in 1977. Burial at Glen Rest Cemetery followed services in Columbus.
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James T. Flood
Ohio
Columus
Elyria
Ohio School For the Deaf
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
Chronicle-Telegram
National Association of Homes For the Aged Deaf
Columbus Colony
Westerville
Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
Longtime Elyria merchant Don J McGinley dies at 82
Don J McGinley Sr owner of the Goodyear store on Broad Street Elyria dies after a long illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital He was born in Crestline graduated from Case Western Reserve University and lived in Elyria He was a 32nd Degree Mason a member of the Elyria Elks Lodge the Elyria Country Club and Sigma Nu Fraternity Also survived by wife Val Harris and a son Donald Jr plus several grandchildren and relatives.
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Don J. McGinley Sr
Goodyear
Broad Street
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Crestline
Case Western Reserve University
Arizona
Mr. McGinley
Correction clears wrong address in Bailey shoplifting case
Bailey correction notes arrest Wednesday for shoplifting and clarifies 422 West Ave is not her residence. Obituary fragments list Gi A Elyra 30 and family survivors, funeral details for Elyna Frday 38 and 73, and Avon Lake deaths Ed Nelson Robert D 70 with survivors and funeral home calls.
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Buffie M. Bailey
West Ave
Doctor John H. Paige 68 dies after sudden illness
John H. Paige, 68, Lorain Community Hospital anesthesiologist and former chief of staff, died at Lorain Community Hospital after a quick illness. He lived in Amherst 26 years, was married to Beverly for 33 years, and had children Joan, Liz, Diane, and John. Visitation 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Garland Misencik Funeral Home with services at 10 a.m. Saturday, burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Memorials to Scholarship Fund, Lorain.
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John H. Paige
Lorain Community Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Amherst
Paige
Dr. Paige
Lorain County Medical Society
Anesthesia Association of
Lorain
Beverly
Nicholas Ivan
St. Nicholas Byzantine Rite Catholic Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Lorain County Medical Society Scholarship Fund
North Ridge Rd. E
Furlough Rumors Stir N ATC Tensions at Cleveland Hopkins
Thomas Sperellis of the Cleveland Hopkins Airport branch says rumors of a revised furlough plan propose cutting non essential staff while keeping controllers at work. National Air Traffic Controllers Association head R Steve Bell warns furloughs could throttle flights and disrupt the economy. No plans for informational picketing or outside the Oberlin FAA center due to low traffic.
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Thomas Sperellis
Union
Cleveland Hopkins
Sperellis
Oberlin
FAA
R. Steve Bell
National Air Traffic Controllers Association
Vermilion man dies from train accident injuries
Charles R. Hoebing 22 of Vermilion died at Cleveland Metro General Health Center from injuries suffered in a September 20 Wellington train wreck. He was born in Winfield NL and lived 11 years in Vermilion where he graduated Vermilion High School in 1985. He worked as a carpenter for Bob Brown Builders and was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church. He is survived by Danielle Shimrock his wife, his mother Lois, father Clarence, brothers Leigh Jeff and Joe, and sister Leslie Miller. Friends may call at Riddle Funeral Home with funeral services scheduled Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be Maple Grove Cemetery Vermilion.
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Betty
Ella Eckenroad
Elyria
Flood
Clar Mae
Marie
Bob
Lloyd
Ernest Jackson
Columbus
Schoedinger North Funeral Chapel
Glen Rest Cemetery
LeBlanc
Redeemer Church
St. John Evangelical Atheran Church
Youngstown
Kori
Funeral
Lake Park Cemetery
Pauline Walker
Olmsted Falls
Palmecrest East
Lawton
W. Va
Grafton
Bernice
Michigan
Lydia Daniels
Bluefield
Marie Barnett
Panteen
Charles Kincaid
Bogner Funeral Home
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Rainelle
Gi A
Elyra
Shampom
George
Jane Lee Oestermany
Frends
Curtis-Scheal- Fler Funeral Home
Second Street
Elyna
Bunalte
Brookdale
Nelson Robert D
Avon Lake
Eile
Helen
Pee Wallacey
Bram Gaughter
Nancy Abram
Bornester Avon Lake Funeral Home
Avon Belden Rd
Charles R. Hoebing
Vermilion
Cleveland Metro General Health Center
Wellington
Winfield, NL
Vermilion High School
Mr. Hoebing
Bob Brown Builders
St. Mary Catholic Church
Danielle
Riddle Funeral Home
South St
Stephen Blum
St. Mary Church
Township residents seek lower Indian Hollow Road speed limit
Carlisle Township residents Dan Cox and Lisa Marconi circulate petitions to cut the speed limit on Indian Hollow Road from 55 mph to 45 or 49 mph. They plan to present the petitions at the upcoming trustees meeting after prior discussions following a June accident not attributed to speed.
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Carlisle
Indian Hollow
Dan Cox
Lisa Marconi
Cox
Elyria
State
Turnpike sues over 1988 tollbooth crash injuries
The Ohio Turnpike Commission and its insurer filed a suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking more than 750000 from Chrysler Corp and driver Larry D Ramsey for the October 5 1988 crash at the North Ridgeville tollbooth. Tollbooth employee Barbara Galvin was injured and medical costs totaling about 22000 plus potential further expenses are claimed.
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Elyria
North Ridgeville Gate
Ohio Turnpike
Chrysler Corp
Lorain County
Chrysler
Larry D. Ramsey
Barbara Galvin
Tollbooth
The
Turnpike Commission
Galvin
Area Ford plants to reopen after weeklong idling
About 4 800 workers at Lorain County Ford plants will return Monday 4200 at Lorain Assembly and 650 at Avon Lake Ohio Truck Plant. United Auto Workers Local 425 president Bill Allen cites sufficient orders but warns the oil crisis and weak dealer demand threaten future output and potential recession.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Ford Motor Co
Bill Allen
United Auto Workers
Ohio unveils first state wide achievement tests for public schools
Ohio announces today the first state wide achievement and ability test results for grades four six and eight in reading language arts and mathematics with ninth grade competency testing linked to a 1989 law. The State Department of Education plans district by district and school by school results next week to accompany a new proficiency standard for high school diplomas.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Department of Education
Elyria
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Lorain
Ambherst
Avon Lake
Avon
Columbia
Midview
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Councilman revives loan guarantee proposal for grocer
Lorain councilman Kenneth Shawver renews a 405000 city backed loan guarantee for Meridian IGA operator Efrain Torres. The plan would escrow 38000 from federal black funds to secure a loan through Elyria Savings and Trust via the Ohio Minority Development Financing Commission.
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Lorain
Kenneth Shawver
Efrain Torres
Shawver
Elyria Savings & Trust
Ohio Minority Development Financing Commission
Torres
Meridian Iga
Harbor Iga
Kansas Avenue
Vermilion man dies after train accident in Wellington
Vermilion resident Charles Hoebing, 22, died at MetroHealth Medical Center after being struck by a westbound train Sept 20 between Route 58 and Barker Street crossings. He suffered a skull fracture and lost both legs above the knees while in Wellington for a nearby construction job. He enjoyed boating, fishing, western movies, and tennis.
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Wellington
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Charles Hoebing
Nantucket Dr
Hoebing
Route 58
Barker Street
Cleve land Detroit Pittsburgh and Columbus vie for title of office capital
Hill says the four metros Cleveland Detroit Columbus and Pittsburgh remain in a tight race for the title of office capital. Columbus leads in economic innovation while Detroit is largest but hindered by a weak downtown. Cleveland relies on a diverse manufacturing base to support its economy.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Hill
Barbara Fuller saves cat during blaze on Third Street plea
Barbara Fuller entered a burning building to rescue her cat on Third Street. She faced a misdemeanor misconduct charge and pleaded no contest, with Municipal Court Judge George Ferguson finding her guilty and suspending most penalties except a $25 balance of a $100 fine and court costs.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Barbara Fuller
Third Street
George Ferguson
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