Lima Area Deaths and Obituaries Notice
Paul Eugene Smoky Vail 55 of 104 N Charles Lima died in University Hospital Columbus at 1 55 am after an extended illness Arrangements at Chiles and Sons Laman Funeral Home. Eleanor Vorst 75 Kalida died 5 am Thursday in Lima St Rita's Hospital after six months illness Born March 23 189 in Ottawa daughter of Joseph and Mary Schumacher married John Vorst in 1915 Survived by two daughters Mrs Cletus Burger Rt 2 Ottawa and Mrs Robert Stephenson of Belleville one son Ambrose Grants NM and Paul Cyril Kalida one sister Mrs Elizabeth Gertleman Leipsie 31 grandchildren Member of St Michael's Catholic Church Catholic Ladies of Columbia and Christian Mothers Society Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Monday at the church Burial in church cemetery Friends may call McCrate Funeral Home after 2 pm Saturday Rosary at 8 pm Sunday.
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Paul Eugene
Smoky) Vail
N. Charles
University Hospital
Columbus
Chiles and Sons-Laman Funeral Home
Kalida
Eleanor Vorst
Lima St. Rita’s Hospital
Otawa
Joseph
Mary Schumacher
John Vorst
Cletus Burger
Rt. 2
Ottawa
Robert Stephenson
Belleville
Ambrose
Grants
N. M
Paul
Cyril
Elizabeth Gertleman
Leipsie
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Christian Mothers Society
McCrate
Senator Long accuses five drug firms of price fixing
Sen Russell Long charges Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol-Myers Upjohn and Squibb with an international conspiracy to fix prices on wonder drugs. He cites government funded origins and rising pill costs from 41 cents to about 30 cents per dose, noting federal knowledge since 1958 and a pending antitrust indictment since 1961.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Senate
Long
Democratic
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
American Cyanamid Co
Lederle Laboratories
Brisson Chemical Corp
Squibb
Upjohn Co
Justice Department
Pfizer
American Cyanamid
Bristol-Myers
Upjohn
Lima Car Agency Change Announced
Edsel Peyton has taken over as new owner and manager of Allan Rhodes Volkswagen Inc., 2119 Elida Rd. Peyton was the general manager at White Chevrolet. John Hudson, sales manager at White's, will assume Peyton's former position. Allan Rhodes will devote his time to other business.
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Edsel Peyton
Allan Rhodes
Volkswagen Inc
Elida Rd
Peyton
White Chevrolet
John Hudson
White's
Non-Foam Detergent Market Introduction
Washington reports the shift to new soft detergents using linear alkylate sulfonate to prevent excess foam in sewage works. The change replaces old alkyl benzene sulfonate in household cleaning products widely across the United States.
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Washington
United States
Medicare Plan Review Slated
A one day Medicare Institute will be held at 10 a m Tuesday in the UAW Hall. Speakers include Stanley Fauhl of Social Security, Melvin Temter of Blue Cross Hospital Plan, Al Rightley UAW Retired Members chair, and Joe Tomasi Region 2 B UAW assistant director. Lunch runs noon to 1 p.m. All interested persons invited.
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UAW
Stanley Fauhl
Social Security Office
Melvin Temter
Blue Cross Hospital Plan
al Rightley
Detroit
Joe Tomasi
OSU Seeks Federal Funds for Lima Campus Buildings
Ohio State University plans to apply for 1 249 000 dollars in federal funds to aid Lima Branch Campus construction as part of a 36 million dollar statewide building program. Bids on 1966 projects will follow approval by the Ohio Board of Regents.
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Ohio State University
Lima
Board of Trustees
Novice Fawcett
Higher Education Facilities Act
Lima Branch
Ohio Board of Regents
Local Birth and Pageant Notes From Bluffton Area
Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner of Winter Haven Florida announce the Thursday birth of a son named James Dewitt. Mrs. Wagner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Campnell of 1065 West Market Street. Janet Marsh of Bluffton, Allen County’s Junior Miss entrant in the statewide pageant in Xenia, will perform a dramatic reading Let There Be Nothing tonight as her talent entry. Bluffton High School student Janet favors speech and English, swims as a hobby, and plans Bowling Green State University to teach speech and English.
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James Wagner
Winter Haven
Fla
Lima
James Dewitt
Wagner
Dewitt Campnell
W. Market St
Janet Marsh
Bluffton
Allen County
Xenia
Janet
Bowling Green State University
Allen Farmers Vie For Awards
Four Lima areca residents are nominees for honors in the Ohio Young Farmers and Young Homemakers competition under way today in Columbus. Winners will be announced at a banquet tonight. Max B. Heilman of Kenton is a finalist in the Young Farmer of the Year Award. Dr. D. Wayne Myers of Lima is a candidate for the Outstanding Farm Landlord. John R. Nixon is competing in the corn growing competition. Mr. and Mrs. Max R. McMichael are area winners of the Young Farmer and Wife Community Service. Delphos Chapter of the Ohio Young Farmers and Homemakers will compete for recognition in local programming.
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Lima
Ohio Young Farmers and Homemakes
Former Limaite Named Head Pro At Greene Country Club
Chuck Licher, a Lima native and St. Rose High School graduate, was chosen as head pro at Greene Country Club in Xenia after serving as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base assistant pro in Dayton. He previously worked at Defiance Findlay and Beechwood in Cleveland. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Licher, reside in Beaverdam. He is married to Pat Hanley with three children.
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Chuck Licher
Lima
Greene Country Club
Xenia
Wright-Patterson
Dayton
St. Rose High School
Defiance
Findlay
Cleveland
Beechwood
Charles Licher
Beaverdam
Pat Hanley
Klondike Derby awards planned at Shawnee Council
About 1,500 Scouts and leaders braved subfreezing weather at Camp Lakota for the Shawnee Council Boy Scouts sixth annual Klondike Derby. Of 141 sledge teams entered, five earned trophies to be presented by Derby Governor Arnold Robb at the March 20 Recognition Dinner. Underdog Patrol, Panther Patrol, Eagle Patrol, 49er Patrol, and Wolverine Patrol are named along with best gateway decoration by Explorer Post 81 Cairo Fire Department.
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Shawnee Council
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Lakota
Derby
Arnold Robb
Council
Spencerville
Carl Lies
Panther
C. K. Smith
Eagle
Bryan
Maynard Peugeot
K E. Dye
Wolverine
Richard E. Fike
Cairo
Vermont House considers $50,000 ski talent aid bill
A Vermont House bill would appropriate 50 000 to encourage topflight skiers to attend Vermont colleges The measure states it is in the public interest of the state that talented young skiers be encouraged and assisted to attend Vermont schools and represent them in national and international skiing events
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Mcnarmuier
Vermont
Star Open Aims To Prove The Paper Will Stay
The Star is set to reassure advertisers and subscribers with a public appeal. Directors say assets and liabilities are roughly equal, but the mismatch blocks future planning. Funds raised will be returned if the appeal does not reach the necessary total. Circulation in Limaland’s heartland remains solid, yet growth in display and classified ads is needed.
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Limaland
Domingo Riots Leave Two Dead in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo two more people were killed as mob violence raged for a second day. A police sergeant was stabbed and clubbed to death before the mob scattered, while an 18 year old youth was killed by a policeman in a gunfight. Police reinforcements repelled another mob marching on a police station as similar attacks were reported in three interior cities.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Lima Want Ads Tip: Buy Better Results
A condensed guide suggests using targeted keywords, clear item details, and honest pricing to improve responses in Lima classified ads. Include contact method, location, and condition to attract qualified buyers or sellers quickly.
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Paul Eugene Vail
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Lima Car Agency
OSU
Allen Farmers
Domingo
Lima Yy
STAR
Rodger D
Deysher