Mrs Margaret Schmidt, longtime Wyandot area resident, dies
Mrs Margaret J Roszman Schmidt, 76, of Colonial Manor Rest Home Harpster died November 20 in Wyandot Memorial Hospital. She formerly lived southwest of Upper Sandusky. Her husband Fred Schmidt preceded her in death.
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Margaret J
Roszman) Schmidt
Colonial Manor Rest Home
Harpster
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Upper Sandusky
Fred Schmidt
Gift of Freedom Christmas Savings Bond Window
A promotional piece invites Christmas shoppers to buy U.S. Savings Bonds as gifts that grow in value. It notes bonds can turn $3 into $4 by high school and links savings to national strength. It also offers banking services and invites questions about investments and gifts.
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America
Quirky News Bits From Across Towns and Abroad
A Chattanooga woman finds she wears two contact lenses on one eye after a fruitless search. A New Bedford art student arouses residents at 2 a.m. by crying for help, later found stuck in a chimney. An English lawyer pays a fine for painting a no parking sign on a car blocking a garage. A Meadowdale teacher quizzes a student on liquid versus gas with a funny answer. A Louisville consultant vents at a slow New York firm and gets a curt reply. A West Hartlepool man on probation for fraud is stopped after discarding crutches and one leg.
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Clement Daley
New Bedford
Mass
Odd Court Poem, Licenses, and Birthday Coincidences
A man received one year jail after admitting a hoax to gain sympathy from a judge. A Tucsop Arizona driver license applicant was told to wear glasses despite claims of contacts. A London wife was granted a divorce after her husband admitted speaking to her only rarely over 898 days. Two Fredonia women, both 100, marked birthdays same day and shared kinship links through marriage. A Providence man wrote Gov. DiSalle after defeat, asking for a refund on a squandered bond and posing playful questions. A church choir blackout interrupted Handel during Messiah amid a power failure at St Thomas Church.
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Kathleen Sherlock
London
England
Frank W. Mastrola
Providence
R. J
Gov
DiSallé
Mastrola
Springfield
DiSalle
Health for All Phlebitis Difficult to Cure
Health article notes the upright posture increases susceptibility to certain ailments. The column mentions prior discussions on back trouble foot trouble and varicose veins and introduces phlebitis as another condition linked to standing.
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Harold N. Schwinger
M.D
Phlebitis and Thrombophlebitis Risks and Treatments
Phlebitis or phlebothrombosis is inflammation of leg vein linings that can follow surgery or injury and may form clots. Treatments include rest, leg elevation, heat, elastic bandages, and sometimes surgery or x rays, antibiotics, or sulfa drugs. Mrs Mary E Sauber, 87, of Tiffin died Nov 23 at Mercy Hospital.
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Mary E. (Thom) Sauber
Tiffin
Frenchtown
Mercy Hospital
Exemption Blanks for Sale at Carey Times
Readable portion notes exemption blanks offered for sale by the Carey Times. The notice indicates items available to buyers, with limited details on quantities and prices.
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Carey Times
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