Lima Area Deaths Highlight Haywood and Engelhardt
Obituaries from Lima area list Major Haywood 54 of 203 W. eth died at Memorial Hospital after 1:30 p.m. Thursday. He was formerly with Lima Lumber Co born April 15 1903 in Lexington Mississippi. Survived by wife Viola six sons and six daughters plus one sister. Services Monday 10:30 a.m. at Muntay in Siford Main Street Chapel. Burial Fletcher Cemetery. Ada Curtis Engelhardt 48 of Rt 1 Alger died noon Wednesday after heart attack. Survived by widow Audrey four sons and 17 grandchildren and one sister. Services Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Preston Funeral Home with burial in Preston Cemetery.
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Major Haywood
W.eth
Memorial Hospital
Lima Lumber Co
Lexington
Miss
Jerry Haywood
Viola
Jerry
Robert
California
Pete
Paul
U.S. Navy
John
Demetrius
Charlie
Ernestine) Wilkerson
E. High
James
Christine) Levy
Barbara Haywood
Thomas
Jean) Nelson
Michigan
Cornelia Maywood
Roy Ann Maywood
Grace Moore
Pennsylvania
Ada - Curtis Engelhardt
Rt. 1
Alger
Brinkhaven
Charles and
Emma Workman Engelhardt
Audrey
Earl of Alger
Belmont
Calif
Bank of Edgood
Ind
Sidney
Pennville
Lawrence
Ethel) Harris
Manafield
Funeral Rites for Catherine B Russow
Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 30 a m Saturday at St Charles Catholic Church with Rev Walter T Hanley officiating. Burial follows in Mount Lortta Cemetery Lapier Michigan. Rosary recited by Altar Rosary Society tonight and at 8 30 by Legion of Mary in Hogenkamp Funeral Home.
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Helmkamp
Ralph HB
St. John’s Catholic Church
Delores
Kolkmeyer-Helmkamp Funeral Home
Fire code orders repair or demolition of unoccupied dwelling
An unoccupied dwelling at 893 St Johns owned by Bessie Ebner Rt 5 must be repaired or demolished under the city fire code after inspectors found it unsafe. Lima Senior High will cancel its closed circuit Educational Talk Back program at 4 pm Monday due to crowded conditions but will air the discussion on WIMA FM with Dr. Huelsman and Dr. Smith from Ohio State University on Emotionally Disturbed Children.
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St. Johns
Bessie Ebner
Rt. 5
Lima Senior High School
Friends of Education
Wima-Fm
Charles B. Huelsman
Donald C. Smith
Ohio State University
Funeral for Carl F. Gessner 84 in St Peter Lutheran
Funeral services for Carl F. Gessner 84 of Rt 3 will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at St Peter Lutheran Church with Rev. Fred Zangmeister officiating. Burial will be in St Johns Cemetery. He died at 1 10 a.m. Thursday at Van Wert Van Rueriatric Center. He was a retired farmer born July 22 1881 in Delphos son of Adam and Mary Gessner. His wife Gertrude died in 1949. Surviving are a son Carl of Rt 3 and three grandchildren. He was a member of St Peter Lutheran Church and former church council member and Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Delpros
Carl F. Gessner
Rt. 3
St. Peter Eutheran Church
Fred Zangmeister
St. John’s Cemetery
Gessner
van Rue Eriatric Center
van Wert
Delphos
Adam
Mary Gessner
Gertrude
Carl
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Church Council
Order of Eagles
Lima Doctor Dies Of Heart Attack At 60
Dr Lawrence Neff Irvin 60 of 1810 W Market Lima died 7 10 p m Thursday in Cleveland where attending a medical meeting Heart attack listed as cause He studied at Ohio State Medical School and practiced general medicine in Ohio City before internal medicine at Henry Ford Hospital He lived in Lima since 1959 and was active in medical societies and local fraternal orders Services 2 p m Monday at Seaford Westwood Chapel Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Friends 2 4 and 7 8 p m Saturday and Sunday at the funeral home officiant Rev Tom Castlen
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Lawrence Neff Irvin
W. Market
Cleveland
Ohio City
Lima
Edward M Henry
Louisa Pence Irvin
Lucy
Joe
Sher
Ohio State Medical School
Lima St. Rita's Hospital
Irvin
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Mich
de. Irvin
American Board of Internal Medicine
American College of Physicians
American Medical Association
Internal Society of Internal Medicine
Allen and van Wert County Academies of Medicine
American Heart Association
Lodge 592
F&am of Ohio Qiy
Scottish Rite Valley of Toledo
Antioch Temple of Dayton
Seford Westwood Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rescue Squad Responds to Medical Call and House Fire
Lima Fire Department dispatched an emergency vehicle to 418 S Pears at 2 10 pm Thursday. Mrs Robert Norris of Cincinnati received oxygen and was released from St Rita's Hospital. Later, crews fought a vehicle fire on the 300 block of N Main owned by Jerry Youngpeter of Kenton, with about 25 dollars in damage.
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Lima
S. Pears
Robert Norris
Cincinnati
Norris
St. Rita's Hospital
N. Main
Jerry Youngpeter
Kenton
Theft Reports Highlight Local Vehicle and Store Losses
Six theft incidents were logged by the Lima Police Department. Henry Long reported a 45 cpm record player stolen from his car between Tuesday and Thursday, valued at 72 dollars. Coats were stolen from Robert Jones vehicle, a $15 power saw disappeared from James Ross pickup, and gas siphoned from Jim Stockwell’s auto for ten gallons. An unidentified man entered Clyde Evans Super Dollar on Vine and Elizabeth, took 10 to 20 cartons of cigarettes, and left with a shopping bag. Four hub caps were stolen from Robert White’s car at Paddy Mac's, valued at 60 dollars.
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Lima
Henry Long
Robert Jones
S. Nye
James Ross
Brice
Jim Stockwell
N. Kenilworth
Stockwell
Fred Guy
Clyde Evans Super Dollar
Vine and
Elizabeth
Robert White
Leland
Paddy Mac's
N. West St
International Day Program by Extension Homemakers Council
The Extension Homemakers Council announces its fourth annual International Day at Shawnee Grange on Monday starting with coffee at 9 50 a m and program at 10 a m. Panelists include Mrs Bruce Tealsworth Italy Mrs Wiliam Hinton Wales Mrs T J Jervin Wales and Mrs Suzanne Golding Germany discussing parental and women’s roles education and voting rights. A Wales feature precedes a covered dish luncheon at noon followed by music from the Extension Homemakers Chorus.
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Homemakers Council
Shawnee Grange
Bruce Tealsworth
Holland
Wiliam Hinton
Italy
T. J. Jervin
Wales
Suzanne Golding
Germany
Paul
Alumnaa Home Demonstration Council
Homey Makers Chorus
Roscos Thompson
Dewey Cummings
Boyd Clapper
Basil Hefner
Carey Mauk
C. M. Gossard
Robert Baxter
Linus Bonifas
Ralph Nolte
George Kellner
Spanish fishermen report gray parachute sighting during rescue
US officials report three sea bombs recovered with none armed and safety devices intact. Spanish rescue workers describe a gray parachute as debris near a submerged vessel. About 2,000 coastal residents faced slight radiation risk while cleanup took place and drums of contaminated earth were shipped to Aiken, South Carolina for disposal. Compensation was paid to Palomares farmers and fishermen displaced by the incident.
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Rea
Alvia
Ian
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Aiken
S.C
U.S
Palomares
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Ada Masonic Lodge
The
Farm Bureau Council
Preston Funeral Home
Carl Clum
Preston Cemetery
Gulf
Stephen Denniton
New York State Court of Claims
Denniton
Ri Rd
Richard
Fred
Gower
Emerakd
Boise
Idaho
Minnée Beery
Berryman Blvd
Larry Irvin
U. S. Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
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P_ Bruce Limerly
U. S. Navy
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Bluttion United Presbyterian Church
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