Star Vital Statistics Memorial Monday births list
Memorial Monday births announce names and addresses of new baby girls and bays from Wendell Schafer to Eldon Poden and St Rita's area. Hospital dismissals include numerous mothers and infants from Delphos Elida Ottawa Leipsic Kalida and surrounding towns.
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ST. Rita's
Eldon Poden
Cridersville
James Bolton
Lewis Blvd
William Gunter
Delphos
Joseph Thompson
Hubbard
Bay
Larry Horman
Wapakoneta
ST. Rita’s Hospital
Gerald D. Bell
Spencerville
Odelia C. Bensman
Continental
Nancy Bruskotter
Ft. Jennings
Estella Coppock
S. Baxter
Omer Elver
Elida
David W. Griffis
James A. Hilvers
Ottoville
Clayton E. Johns
S. Jackson
Burl Johnson
N. Kenilworth
Zella Lawrence
Ottawa
Otto J. Mueller
Wapakonda
Michael J. Perry
Odema
Richard H. Schroeder
Columbus Grove
Paul Stechschulte
Kalida
George D. Young
Henry J. Conley
W. Haller
Robert L. Deafendeffin
E. Fair
Margaret M. Down
N. Jameson
Jed H. Downing
N. Metcalf
Patricia A. Gerer
Leipsic
Linda L. Gough
W. North St. Apt
Daniel J. Hummer
Catherine Huster
Fred Riggins
Judy Anne Schulte
Richard E. Skees
Theodore J. Verhoff
Lawrence B. West
Beld
O'Neal Wireman
S. Central
Tanner Wood
Ertel
Nation's Weather Headlines and Lima Hospital Notes
Nationwide weather table lists many cities with temperatures and conditions. Also includes memorial hospital admissions and patient names with addresses and new arrivals in Lima and surrounding areas.
News At A Glance Highlights Global and Domestic Events
India Pakistan talks reportedly near ceasefire as tensions ease. Hurricane aftermath sees federal aid and volunteers pour into New Orleans while coroner lowers death toll estimates. U S infantry to Viet Nam rise as B52s target north of Saigon and Viet Cong mount capital area assault. House session notable for no bills passed after 22 roll calls. Johnson to appoint HUD head, Gemini 5 crew received at White House. Postmasters to disclose summer job hires upon request. Fischer child turns two as world watches.
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New Orleans
Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tomake
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Post Office Department
Rights Jury In Cincinnati Civil Rights Protest
A jury of five men and seven women was selected for the first trial among 16 people arrested during a July 26 civil rights protest at the East Avondale Elementary School construction site. The demonstrators protested alleged racial discrimination by Cincinnati building trades unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati AP
East Avondale
Cincinnati
Rats Key Problem In Cleveland Poverty Center
Workers at Cleveland’s first Neighborhood Opportunity Center surveyed homes in the Central area finding rats as a common complaint. Director Frank Flonnoy said staff visited every home on the street and noted residents want to eliminate rats and improve their surroundings but do not know how to start. The center is to be joined by four more offices in Hough Glenville Kinsman and near West Side areas as part of a poverty program backed by a $560,000 federal grant to the Greater Cleveland Neighborhood Centers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
iCenter
Frank B. Flonnoy
Flonney
Credit card controlled gas pump may self service
A designer envisions future gas pumps that self serve fuel purchases with a computer device signaling an alarm if the card number is on a debt list. If the account is in good standing, the user receives an invoice and card returned when the tank is full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local PTA Open Houses and School Events
Lowell PTA hosts an open house Wednesday at 7 30 p m for parents to meet teachers with refreshments. Ciidersville PTA meets Thursday at 8 p m in the school auditorium with Ruth Seitz presenting and yearlong committees announced. Lima Senior boosters invite fans to a 7 30 p m pep rally Thursday at Faurot Park to support the team against Sidney Friday. A burglary on St Johns Avenue saw a toolbox stolen worth 100 dollars. Elida PTA executive board meets at 7 30 tonight at the high school to finalize plans for the September 25 carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Pta
Ted Stepleton
Ciidersville Pta
Ruth Seitz
R.N
Helena Valenti
Elida Pta
Fairfield School Gets Rap
A 15 year old who helped derail a Cleveland rapid transit train was not sent to Fairfield School for Boys. Judge Walter Whitlatch sentenced him to a private vocational school in Pennsylvania. The youth and a 14 year old derailed two cars with a 75 pound steel chunk on Aug 25, injuring six and causing about $8000 damage.
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Cleveland (Ap
Fairfield School For
Walter Whitlatch
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Transit System
St. Anthony’s
Whitlatch
Civil Service Announces New Federal Clerical Exams
The U.S. Civil Service Commission offers an examination for clerical office work and office machine operation in the Washington area. Stenographer and typist roles are excluded. Salaries range from 3385 to 4480 yearly with a written test required for all positions. Sept. 27 deadline. see Announcement 368 and file Form 5000 AB in Washington or Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington,d.c
Washington
D.C
George D. Hartig
Post Office
Lima
Washington, D.C
Bird raids sugar bowls in Caribbean island breakfast
A Barbados report notes the bananaquit, a sparrow-sized gray and yellow bird, roams nearby islands including Trinidad and Tobago. The friendly bird raids sugar bowls and jam pots at breakfast, attracted by sweets in households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Barbados
Trinidad and Tobago
Moonshine Arrest Made in Lima South End
An East Fifth street man was arrested yesterday in connection with moonshine operations in Lima's south end. Sheriff Edward Fair of Allen County made the arrest and others are expected. Theodius Battles of 404 E Fifth Street was charged with possession of illegal liquor. Federal agents who raided a south end still last week said the operation was the biggest ever uncovered in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Lima
South End
Edward Fair
Allen County
Theodius Battles
Fifth Street
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Wendell Schafer
W. Lane
Everett Metzger
Rt. 2
Donald L. Carroll
625
Prospect
Michael R. Parker
Paul E. Ballinger
Keith D. Beeler
Paul A. Boehringer
Betty J Brown
Wells Drive
August J. Budde
Maria Stein
Ronald Carroll
W. Wayne
Dale Kizer
Allentown
Homer Klopfenstein
Walter Kuck
New Knoxville
Cornelius Latson
E. Ath. Donald Line
Ronald McClaren
Rice
Leonard McGee
W. Elm
Marjorie Mulholland
Ted Card
Amos Prater
McGuffey
Billy W. Roby
Dunkirk
John Swartz
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San Diego
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Cloudy
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Lima Memorial Hospital
Norman Basinger
Litton M. Brewer
Summitt
Don M. Clevenger
Gomr
William H. Fetter
Greenlawn
Geiger
Route 3
Ilida
John Hubbell
Adam Randall Dean Linton
Beardam
Letha Puckett
Measey
E. A. Sutermeister
Blul‘ton
Donald Swem
Ronald E. Foltz
Dallas Frazier
Circle Drive
Orlando Gilberg
New Bre
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Saratoga
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Franklin
Albert Jenkins
Boneta Ketteman
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Amcee Willis Siford
John E. Keyton
St. Johns’ Ave
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Andy Cappa
Ais Missus
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