Betty L Morse Einhart obituary shows Medina roots and long career
Betty Louise Morse Einhart died July 17 2024 in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio at 97. Born December 12 1926 in Medina to George and Relia Morse she graduated Medina High School class of 1944 and worked at Medina Savings Deposit Bank then banks in Cleveland and Securities Inc. She earned a Library of Congress Braille transcription certificate in 1964 after retirement in 1960. Active in Medina United Church of Christ she enjoyed painting sewing knitting writing photography bridge and golf. She is survived by nephews Robert Jeffery Thomas Gehring and many friends. preceded by husband Jay Einhart and siblings. Friends may call July 27 2024 at Waite & Son Funeral Home with a service at 12 Noon and burial at Spring Grove Cemetery. Online condolences at waitefuneralhon
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Susan) Gehring
Jeffery
Patricia) Gehring
Thomas
Donna) Gehring
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Relia
Palmer) Morse
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Carl) Gehring Riehm
Mary McElroy
Waite & Son Funeral Home
N. Court Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
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Representative Sheila Jackson Lee Dies at 74 in Houston
Longtime U S congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas died in Houston at 74 after pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of advocacy for domestic violence protections and Juneteenth recognition. President Biden and others praised her fierce leadership and dedication to Houston and national justice.
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Europe reports hottest day on record worldwide
The European Copernicus service says Sunday global average temperature reached 17.09 C (62.76 F), beating last year’s 62. 24 F record, with summer heat driven by climate change and El Nino. Scientists warn early months of 2024 are surpassing prior highs and anticipate more records.
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University of Pennsylvania
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European Climate Agency
Canadian wildfires spark mass Jasper evacuation in Alberta
Wildfires in the Canadian Rockies forced up to 25,000 people fleeing Jasper National Park and surrounding areas. Police went door to door as traffic clogged the Icefields Parkway and a western route to British Columbia remained the only open path. Evacuees faced five hour departure windows, fuel shortages, and emergency centers set up in Grande Prairie and Calgary while Parks Canada douses hotspots and cancels July to August bookings.
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