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Newspaper

Lima Star

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1965

Page

8

Little Fellows Die In Valiant Rescue At Burning Home

In Ogden Utah two brothers Kevin ten and Gregory seven died rescuing siblings from a fire that ripped through their home. Debbie eleven led Bryce three and brothers Jeffrey six and Phillip four outside before father Richard Maw crawled back in for the boys. Fire officials estimate damage in the thousands as the blaze began from a sleeping bag on a basement couch.

Ogden Utah Farrell Maw Kevin Gregory Debbie Bryce Jeffrey Phillip Maw Clyde EL. Peterson Grandpa Jeff Ted Tyree Salt Lake City

Operation Lifeblood rally for The Lima Star campaign

The Lima Star launches Operation Lifeblood a Saturday rally at 4 30 p m featuring a rock n roll band led by Ralph First president and GM Volunteers will canvass the city using carrier routes to recruit subscribers and press for a fair trial and full time publication The rally invites new volunteers call 225 7726 to join and cover routes Just Watch Us Grow

Lifeblood Lima Star Ralph First Star The

Thought I Was Done Boy Says Walkout Looming

Medina Ohio AP narrates a strike alert at the Lima Standard Oil refinery. Nearly 200 Local 7624 members back their negotiating committee as a midnight strike looms, with operations to be taken over by other plants if action occurs. A separate cave rescue story from Hinckley details Morris Baetzold, trapped over 25 hours, rescued by a Boy Scout and rescuers after a dynamite-assisted blast cleared the cave mouth.

Lima Standard Oil Co Ohio Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Medina Hinckley Newamen Morris Baetzold Morris William Powell Whipps Washington, D.C Mike Ulrich Hinckley Reservation Cleveland Metropolitan Park System

Alarm System Fails: Robberies Hit Lima Station and Jewelry Store

Early today a Lima Sohio station at 204 W. North St. and Hart’s Jewelry at 126 W. High St. were struck within 14 blocks. A male robber obtained 136 dollars at the station after forcing attendant Dwight Lawrence to open the register and bound him. Jewelry thieves escaped with about 16 diamond rings and pendants. An alarm failure was reported and police later detained a male suspect.

Lima Jim Caughman Sohio North St Hart. Jewelry High St Lawrence

Woman Burned in Yard Fire Serious Condition

Mrs. Floyd Powell of Bluffton was seriously burned and hospitalized after her clothing ignited while burning trash in the backyard. She was treated locally at Bluffton Community Hospital before being transferred to Lima Memorial.

Debbie Bluffton Floyd Powell Memorial Hospital Shirley J. Andrews W. Rebb Ava Sale St. Rite’s Hospital Vine Street Oxford Avenue Miss Andrews Sarah &. Evans Ridge Road Lima Star

Medicare Alarm From Dr Hudson At Lima Club

Dr Charles L Hudson president elect of the American Medical Association warned Lima service club members that federal health programs, including Medicare, will cost the nation about 12 billion dollars annually. He spoke at the Elks Club under the Lima Optimist Club auspices, praising the recent health legislation while noting rising costs and extensive federal involvement in hospitals and research.

American Medical Association Charles L. Hudson Cleveland Lima Service Club Elks Club Lima Optimist Club Charles Blumstein Cleveland Clinic Veterans Administration National Institute of Health United States

Red Leather Day Slayer of Fame Tessa Tracy fascinates nation

Santa Barbara teen Tessa Tracy, 17, becomes a sudden celebrity for quirky malapropisms and puns compiled by her mother. Readers nationwide send letters, including a UCLA urology professor who jokes of a red leather day. Tessa, a Marymount student, aims for social work, aviation serving, interior design, writing, and marriage.

Gene Handsaker Santa Barbara Calif Tessa Tracy Tessa Marymount Girls School

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Richard E. Meyer Robert G. Penton Oi, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union Toledo Boy Scout North Royalton Mike Curtis Peck Akron Young|ster Dwight Lawrence S. Metcalf St Aaron Levy Dr. Hudson Medicare Hudson University of California At Los Angeles Con Tessa
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