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Three brethren recognized George Inscho, Charles Davis and Edward Henry, members of the Valley of Cleveland, were recently recognized for their community service and as a leader in music. George Inscho was recognized by the Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce as their Person of the Year for 2001.George, who has spent a lifetime in education was a teacher in various Lake County High Schools. He rose to superintendent of Painesville Township Schools, retiring in 1988, to take a position as Executive Director of the Painesville-Area Chamber of Commerce. He is a member of Temple Lodge no. 28 in Painesville. He has been married to his wife Barbara for 52 years. The couple have four grown children...Doug, Debbie, Greg, and Ken. They also have nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. For nearly a century, families have shared their grief under the watch of Davis Funeral Home in Willoughby. In January, the Willoughby Area Chamber of Commerce honored the funeral home for contributions to the community as it’s Distinguished Business for 2002. Charles Davis, a member of Willoughby Lodge 302, is the current owner. Davis Funeral Home was Founded in 1905 on Erie Street in Downtown Willoughby by Lee Davis, Charles Davis’ grandfather. In the early 20s, the home moved to Second Street and in 1932 to it’s current location. Then the family business was passed on to Charles Davis’ father and now to Charles. Edward Henry, 33°, is featured in “Showtime in Cleveland...the Rise of a Regional Theater Center” written by John Vacha. Vacha says “a pioneer in postwar alternative theater in Cleveland was Ed Henry, a little theater and Cleveland Playhouse veteran’s Experimental Cleveland Company. Most of their challenging productions brought new scripts to the attention of local audiences. They performed in a Baptist Church located just off Playhouse Square.” From an initial audience of three, they built a following that filled their hundred-seat house. The book is published by The Kent State University Press. Congratulations brethren.
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