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IN LOVING MEMORY OFJunior Phillips10-22-1932 8-26-2013

Remembering youwith love.Loretta

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of.Kent .

Josephine A. Sicuro, age 97 of Ravenna, passed away on Thurs-day, August 25, 2016.

Josephine was born in Akron, Ohio, on October 19, 1918, to Frank Mary Giglio. She attended Akron North High School, and while there, met her future husband Angelo R. Sicuro, later to become managing edi-tor of the Kent/Ravenna Record Courier. They were married in 1938, had one living child, son Tom of Ravenna.

Josephine had a keen sense of humor, keen insight and plenty of common sense. She kept in contact with a wide range of friends and rel-atives, many of whom would seek her advice and counsel on matters important to them. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, and was particularly close with her three granddaughters, with whom she kept in constant phone contact.

She was known as a great cook, and her pizza was the first item to dis-appear at family gather-ings. She took pride in her ability to manager her finances and kept her own counsel on financial and business matters.

She served for many years on the board of the Ravenna United Fund, which dispensed grants to various local chari-ties. She also served as a television editor of the

Record Courier newspa-per for many years, and also enjoyed work as an election poll worker. Her main hobbies were her housekeeping and her family.

Josephine was pre-ceded in death by her parents, her husband, her sister Frances Sicuro, and her infant daughter Mary. She is survived by her son Tom and his wife Edith, three granddaugh-ters: Gaby Miller and husband Ben of Wester-ville, Noelle Sicuro and husband Jay Hartranft of Upper Arlington, and Michelle Sicuro and hus-band Scott Misano of Newburyport, Massachu-setts. She is also survived by five great-grandchil-dren: Seth, Hope, Lily, Eve, and Cora, as well as her brother James Giglio and wife Fran of Sping-field, Missouri, and sev-eral nieces and nephews.

Friends will be received Monday, August 29, 2016, from 4:00 – 8:00 PM at the Wood-Kor-tright-Borkoski Funeral Home, 703 E. Main St., Ravenna. Friends will also be received on Tues-day, August 30, 2016, from 9:00 – 10:00 AM at Immaculate Conception Church, 409 W. Main St., Ravenna. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Reverend William Kraynak imme-datley following at 10:00 AM. Private entombment will be at St. Mary Cem-etery in Ravenna.

The family suggests donations to the Ravenna United Fund in lieu of flowers. A special thanks to the staff of Alpine House, who provided wonderful care to her during her stay there.

Condolences and mem-ories may be shared at www.wood-kortright-borkoski.com.(Wood-Kortright-Borkoski 330-296-6436 RC 8-26-16)

Josephine A. Sicuro

RavennaRalph “Edgell” Kal-

baugh, 91, passed away August 23, 2016. Born in Charleston, West Vir-ginia, he lived most of his life in Portage County.

Edgell was a Dairy Farmer and worked as a Waste Water Treatment Operator for the City of Kent. He was a gradu-ate of Kent State High School, a member of Tall-madge Alliance Church, and enjoyed gardening and woodworking.

Edgell is survived by his wife of 69 years, Dor-

othy; sons, Allen (Mari-anne) Kalbaugh of Brim-field, Gary Kalbaugh and his partner Ted Spaeta of Amity Harbor, NY; grandchildren, Dale, Jason (Julie), Kimberly (Chad); five great grand-children; 1 great great grandchild; brother, Odell Kalbaugh of Brimfield.

Visitation will be 10:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Sat-urday, August 27, 2016 at the Donovan Funeral Home, 17 Southwest Ave. (on the Historic Tall-madge Circle).

Funeral service will be at 1:00 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home with Pastor Chad Current offi-ciating.

Interment will be held at Restland Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Portage County Animal Protec-tion League, P.O. Box 927, Ravenna, OH 44266.

(Donovan Funeral Home 330-633-3350 RC 8-26-16)

Ralph “Edgell” Kalbaugh

Lee O. West of Fay-etteville, Pa. formally of Ravenna passed away peacefully August 17, 2016 after a brief illness. Lee was born August 17, 1941 in Wallback, West Virginia to the late Estle H. and Lola O. West.

Lee is survived by brothers Ernest R. (Carol)

West of Ripley, West Vir-ginia, Eldon H. (Teddy) West of Freedom and Orville E. (Bobbie) West of Windham. Sisters Ermal O. West and Elsie M. Dean both of Shal-ersville, and Doris Jean (Harold) Maur of Free-dom and close friend Mike Cotter of Fayette-ville. Lee was preceded in death by his parents and a sister Ines M. Dob-bins of Windham.

No calling hours. Pri-vate Graveside services have been held at Grand-view Memorial Park Ravenna, Ohio. Condo-lences and memories may be shared at www.sscfu-neralhomes.com

(Shorts-Spicer-Crislip 330-296-6858 RC 8-26-16)

Lee O. West

TROY TWP.Donald E. Newrones,

Sr., 78 years of age, passed away Wednes-day August 24, 2016. Arrangements are by the Green Family Funeral Home & Crematory Ser-

vice in Mantua where his obituary,video tribute, condolences and mem-ories may be viewed at http://www.greenfamily-funeralhome.com./

(Green Family Funeral Home & Crematory Ser-vice, 330-274-3145 RC 8-26-16)

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CANTON. —.A. man. has.pleaded.guilty.to.fatally.shoot-ing.an.Ohio.police.dog.after.robbing.a.grocery.store.and.has.been. sentenced. to.45.years.behind.bars .

The.Canton.Repository.re-ports. 23-year-old.Kelontre.Barefield.entered. the.pleas.Wednesday.to.charges.relating.to.the.Canton.K-9.named.Je-thro’s.death.and.counts.stem-ming.from.earlier.burglaries.and.an.aggravated.robbery .

Stark.County.Common.Pleas.Judge.Kristin.Farmer.called.Barefield’s.actions.“intolera-ble”.as.she.delivered.a.sen-tence.that.covered.both.cases .

Authorities. say.Barefield.shot.the.3-year-old.German.shepherd.three.times.during.a.January.confrontation ..The.dog.died.the.next.day ..Jethro’s.police.handler.shot.Barefield.in.the.leg .

Farmer.says.the.sentence.reflects. the. seriousness.of.Jethro’s.death.and. the. ter-ror.inflicted.on.victims.of.the.burglaries. and. aggravated.robbery .

Man who fatally shot police dog gets 45 years

COLUMBUS.—.The.Food.and.Drug.Administration.says.Jeni’s.Splendid.Ice.Creams.is.battling.listeria.again,.a.prob-lem.that.disrupted.the.compa-ny’s.business.last.year .

The. Columbus. Dispatch.reports. the. FDA. says. in. a.letter.to.the.company’s.CEO.that.the.agency.found.liste-ria.in.a.production.kitchen.af-ter.two.out.of.75.swabs.tak-en.in.January.and.February.came.back.positive .

The. FDA. says. the. posi-tive.swabs.came.from.prep-room.and.wash.room.floors.and.no.listeria.was.found.in.the.Columbus-based.compa-ny’s.products .

Jeni’s.says.in.a.blog.post.that.its.products.remain.free.of.listeria .

Jeni’s.shut.down.twice.last.year.after.listeria.was.found.in.a.pint.of.ice.cream.in.Ne-braska.and.in.Jeni’s.kitchen ..A.second.finding.on.a.kitchen.floor.occurred.later.that.year .

FDa: Listeria found in Jeni’s Splendid Ice creams kitchen

COSHOCTON.—.A.man.is.dead.after.officials.say.a.John.Deere.tractor.rolled.on.top.of.him.in.central.Ohio .

The.Coshocton.Tribune.said.79-year-old.Kenneth.Shaw.was.driving.his.tractor.in.War-saw.on.Wednesday.afternoon.when.the.tractor.went.off.the.road.and.threw.Shaw.off.the.vehicle .

The.Coshocton.County.Sher-iff’s.Office.says.the.tractor.then.rolled.onto.him ..He.was.pro-nounced.dead.at.the.scene .

Man, 79, dies after tractor rolls on him

Windham man faces charges for ODBy.Dave o’BrIen |.STAFF.WRITER

A Portage County grand jury has indict-ed a Windham man on charges he injected a woman with heroin in the village in March, leading her to overdose.

Jonathan M. Walk-er, 26, with a last known address of 9544 Green-meadow Road, was in-dicted June 21 on one count each of corrupting another with drugs, a sec-ond-degree felony, and tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony.

Walker was served with the indictment and booked at the Portage County jail on Monday, according to the Por-tage County Sheriff’s Office. He will be ar-raigned at 9 a.m. today in Portage County Com-mon Pleas Judge Laurie Pittman’s courtroom.

The Portage County Prosecutor’s Office has recommended Walker be jailed on 10 percent of $50,000 bond, according to court records.

Windham police ar-rested Walker on March 18 after he allegedly in-jected a 27-year-old Ak-ron woman with heroin at a location on Snow Road. He then alleged-ly disposed of the nee-dle he used to inject the drugs, which led to the evidence tamper-ing charge. The woman suffered “serious physi-cal harm” but survived.

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The Paris Township Fire Department recently took delivery of a new ambulance paid for in part by $137,000 in feder-al funds from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s

Assistance to Firefighters grant program. The fire department re-ceived the money in 2014 to help purchase the vehicle, which Fire Chief Derek Reed previously said would increase the safety of residents, patients and fire department personnel. The township was required to provide a 5 percent match to the grant as part of the program’s requirements. Reed also said U.S. senators Sher-rod Brown and Rob Portman and U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan all wrote letters of support to DHS and FEMA on behalf of the township’s grant request. Paris voters in March also passed Issue 6, a 2-mill additional levy for emergency medical and fire service. It will al-low the small, volunteer fire department to have paid staff on sta-tion during daytime hours, 10 hours per day, five days per week.

New ambulaNce rolls out at Paris Fire DePartmeNt

court: Juvenile crimes can’t up sentences

COLUMBUS.—.Ohio’s.Su-preme.Court.has.ruled.that.pri-or.juvenile.convictions.cannot.be.used.to.increase.the.sever-ity.of.charges.or.the.length.of.prison.sentences.those.individ-uals.receive.as.adults .

The.justices.ruled.4-3.Thurs-day.that.treating.cases.from.ju-venile.court.as.prior.convictions.for.adult-sentencing.purposes.

is.unconstitutional.and.“funda-mentally.unfair .”

The.Columbus.Dispatch.re-ports.Justice.Judith.Ann.Lanz-inger.wrote.that.juvenile.court.proceedings.are.civil.proceed-ings.designed.to.protect.the.de-velopment.of.those.under.age.18.while. they.are. rehabilitat-ed ..She.wrote.that.adult.felo-ny.sentences.are. intended. to.protect.the.public.and.punish.offenders .

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