CUYAHOGA COUNTY OHIO - Newspaper death notice - Mario Joseph Palmisano
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newspaper death notice
"Cleveland Necrology File" [ roll 142 ( 1951 - 1975 )
Cleveland Public Library ( F 490.c55 )  501 Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH
44113
"PALMISANO
"Mario Joseph Palmisano, age 33, 38910 Gardenside Ave., Willoughby, O.,
dear husband of Charlene (nee Dorenkott), dear father of Richard, Jimmy,
John, Mark and Peter, brother of Joseph, Jerome, and David, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Palmisano of Erie, Pa. Friends invited to attend
Memorial Mass Saturday, Jan. 31, at 9:30 a.m. Immaculate Conception
Church, Willoughby, O." p2-C, Cleveland Press, Saturday January 31,
1970.

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"TAG PLANE DOWN, 9 MISSING IN LAKE"  Front page headline Cleveland Press
Wednesday January 28, 1970.
  "A TAG airlines plane bound from Cleveland's Burke Downtown Airport to
Detroit with nine persons aboard crashed through Lake Erie ice 20 miles
northwest of Cleveland today.
  "No sign of survivors, was the report from the first Coast Guard
helicopter to reach the scene.
  "Aboard TAG's twin-engine DeHavilland plane were the pilot, co-pilot
and seven passengers.
  "All were reported to be from the Cleveland area. TAG withheld names
until next of kin could be notified.
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   "Site of the crash was pinpointed at 15 miles due north of Avon Lake.

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Front page headline Cleveland Press Wednesday January 28, 1970.