UEHLEIN, Leonard R.  -  The Plain Dealer 7 Jan 1994
Leonard R. Uehlein was active in the Boy Scouts and LaGrange United Methodist Church for many years.  He held several positions in the Scouts, having received some of its highest honors for his 37 years of service in Firelands. He served as Scoutmaster and unit commissioner. He was awarded the Silver Beaver and Wood Badges.  His church activities included serving as finance chairman, Sunday school teacher and choir member for many years.  Mr. Uehlein died yesterday at Elyria United Methodist Home. He was 79.  He was born in Detroit. He worked for Ridge Tool Co. in Elyria for 29 years, retiring in 1979.  Besides his other activities, Mr. Uehlein was a volunteer naturalist at the Lorain Metro Parks.  He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Donna; sons, Jerry of Elyria and David of Fostoria; three brothers; two sisters; six grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.  Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at LaGrange United Methodist Church 105 West Main St., LaGrange. Arrangements are being handled by the Blackburn funeral home in Grafton. 
Leslie Rodriguez, Aug 2007

ULMSCHNEIDER, Helen (nee Krugman)  -  (Chronicle Telelegram, 22 Apr 1981)
Mrs. Helen Ulmschneider (nee Krugman), 93, of 12th Street, Elyria, died at St. John's West Shore Hospital in Westlake Tuesday afternoon after an illness of six weeks. Born in Huron, Mrs. Ulmschneider was a lifelong resident of Elyria.  She was a member of St. Paul United CHurch of Christ and the Pythian Sisters. Surviving are several nieces and nephews.  Her husband William R., died in 1969. Friends may call in the Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home, Elyria, Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in the funeral home.  The Rev. Martin G. Waidmann will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Cemetery. 
 Karen Krugman

URBAN, George  - Saturday Feb 13, 1892
George Urban, a prominent German resident of Norwalk, who died Saturday, was a very eccentric man. He was always a hard working man and made his wife and children work like slaves. He was 81 years old and lived on a farm near that town for over forty years. He hoarded up his earnings and was worth $100,000 at the time of his death. The man was always in mortal fear lest someone would rob him, and hid his cash in different places around his house. {Note $100,000 in today’s dollars would be about $1.9 million}
Abstracted by Norma Karter (Elyria newspaper lookups)