Dr. William Kauffman Dies in Willard Hospital
Dr. William Kauffman 63 longtime Willard physician and hospital board member died after a month long illness in Willard Area Hospital. He served in World War II and held leadership roles at the hospital and nursing home. Survived by his wife Bettie and family. Funeral set at Grace United Methodist Church. Memorials to Willard Area Hospital fund.
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Willard
William Kauffman
Willard Area
Kauffman
Columbus
University of Detroit
Wayne University College of Medicine
Army Medical Corps
Willard Area Hospital
Huron County Medical Society
American Medical Association
American Academy of Family Physicians
Hillside Acres Nursing Home
Willard Elks
Grace United Methodist Church
Secor Funeral Home
Richard Hawkins
Maple Grove
New Haven
Industries to Meet About Gas in Ohio August Sessions
A series of meetings in August, co sponsored by the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development and the Ohio Manufacturers Association, will help industries cope with expected natural gas curtailments. Sessions near Norwalk will be in Cleveland on Aug 18 and Toledo on Aug 27, with Columbia Gas of Ohio and East Ohio Gas Co. anticipating winter shortages. Edgar Buchanan undergoes brain surgery in Hollywood at 72 and is reported resting comfortably. he gained fame as Uncle Joe on Petticoat Junction.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
State Department of Economic and Community Development
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Norwalk
Cleveland
Toledo
Hospitality Inn
Interstate
Holiday Inn
Perrysburg
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
East Ohio Gas Co
Hollywood
API
Edgar Buchanan
Buck
Hollywood West Hospital
Buchanan
Uncle Joe
Petticoat Junction
Officials Travel To Jail Meet In Urbana Illinois
A Huron County delegation visited the University of Illinois at Urbana to consult on jail and correctional facilities ahead of possible federal grant funds. Members included Commissioners Arthur Herner and Maurice Smith, Sheriff’s Capt. Lloyd Smith, and Ed Leveritt of the North Star Council of Governments. They seek federal standard requirements and potential county costs for improvements such as automatic cell locks if the $50,000 grant is accepted. The group planned to return tonight with Capt. Smith joining after Columbus work on another federal grant for county employment.
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Huron County
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Arthur Herner
Maurice Smith
Capt
Lloyd Smith
Sheriff's Department
Ed Leveritt
North Star Council of Governments
The
Capt. Smith
Columbus
Former Mayor of Monroeville Seeks Return to Office
Clayton C. Lord, seven term former mayor of Monroeville, announces another run for mayor this fall. A native lifelong resident, he previously led the village 1950 to 1967 and helped acquire Marsh Field Hillside Park and two radio police cars. Incumbent Thomas Bergman is also running.
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Monroeville
Clayton C. Lord
Lord
Agnes
West St
Kiwanis Club
Marsh Field
Hillside Park
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Highlights Local Patients
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital notes admissions for Susan Beck Norwalk Edna Kettel Norwalk Virginia Eckler Norwalk Margaret Atkinson Norwalk Billy Hartsock Norwalk Mitchell Risner Willard Janice Haynes Norwalk Sam Duncan Norwalk David Gibson Norwalk Katherine O Connor Milan James Murdock Wakeman Alfred Wilson Bellevue and discharges for Sue Smith Monroeville Donna Thompson Milan Wilbur Franklin Jr Norwalk Vernon Day Willard Paul Tettlebach New London Rose Williams Norwalk. Providence Hospital lists admissions for Mrs William Bird Norwalk Connie Justi Milan and discharges for Philip Becker Collins Mrs Robert Kennedy Norwalk.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Susan Beck
Norwalk
Edna Kettel
Virginia Eckler
Margaret Atkinson
Billy Hartsock
Mitchell Risner
Willard
Janice Haynes
Sam Duncan
David Gibson
Katherine O’connor
Milan
James Murdock
Wakeman
Alfred Wilson
Bellevue
Sue Smith
Monroeville
Donna
Minnesota Enacts Broad Indoor Smoking Ban With Bar Exception
The Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act took effect restricting smoking in most enclosed public places and workplaces. Bars may designate themselves as smoking areas, with conspicuously posted signs, while single room venues require a no smoking section. private events and work spaces not frequented by the public are exempt.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Department of Public Health
Mayor's Court Fines And Suspensions From Local Cases
Fred Stewart of 143 Benedict Ave faces $100 fine and costs for failure to file city tax with $75 suspended on condition of law adherence for five years. Anthony J. Pyanowski of 83 E Main St fined $100 and costs for excessive noise. Harold R. Knott Jr of 203 Spine St fined $15 and costs for squealing tires. Clarence N. Martin of Sandusky fined $15 and costs for truck off route with all suspensions kept in place.
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Fred Stewart
Benedict Ave
Anthony J. Pyanowski
E. Main St
Harold R. Knott, Jr
Spine St
Thousands respond to Want Ads rent vacancies fast
Dial 668 3771 to place a want ad for rental vacancies quickly as thousands seek listings and landlords post ads to reach renters.
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Roberta) Worcester
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Leslie) McDaniel
Richwood
Leo Kauffman
Plymouth
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Henry Plumer
Leigh Decker
Deckerville
Maud Parrott
Greenwich
Wayne
Stella Ronk
Huron Playhouse
Ohio Street
Huron
Boy Friend
Star View Drive
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David Carradine
Simone Griffeth
Sylvester Stallone
Robert Thom
Charles B. Griffith
1B Melchior
Roger Corman
Paul Barte
Metrocolor
NEW World Pictures
Angie
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Skinson
MAMA
William Shatner
Tom Skerritt
Susan Sennett
Robbie Lee
Thomas Bergman
Kenneth Salisbury
Salisbury
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Clayton Lord
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Buckley
Sarureey
Caturdey
Aken
Main Street
Wakeman Bank Company
Vo Trong Son
Egg City
Moorpark
Calif
Julius Goldman
Cesar Chavez
UPI Telephoto
SAT. & Sun
Clancy
Lancys
Milan Ave
Mayor’s Court
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Sandusky
Sandusky Drive
SanDusky, Ohio
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