Area Trucker Dies In Cab
William E. Foland 48 of Route 61 East died early Wednesday near Harrisburg Pa from an apparent heart attack while driving a truck from Harrisburg to New York. He turned around toward Harrisburg, was stricken, and the vehicle struck a guardrail. Born in Rockwood Tennessee he had lived in Norwalk 20 years and worked for Fruehauf Trailer Corp Avon Lake. He leaves a widow three daughters a son and a granddaughter. Funeral services are planned with details given by Kubach Smith Funeral Home.
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William E
Bill) Foland
Harrisburg
New York
Foland
Rockwood
Tenn
Norwalk
Lima
Fruehauf Trailer Corporation
Avon Lake
First United Methodist Church
Rockwood, Tenn
Teamsters Union
Cleveland
U.S. Navy
Margaret
Douglas
Betty Sue
John
Anna Lou) Miller
Harriman
William Harvey
Claude
Clarence
Kubach-Smith
P.J. Garcia
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Newark woman cited for failure to yield at junction crash
Clare E. Foley, 64, of Newark, was northbound on SR 601 when she entered SR 61 and collided with another vehicle. Archie N. Poland of Columbus and Foley braked but could not avoid impact. No injuries to drivers. two passengers in Poland’s car reported injuries and will see their doctors.
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Newark
Norwalk
Clare E. Foley
Ohio State Patrol
Archie N. Poland
Columbus
Plane Crash Injures Three At Pike County Airport
In Waverly Ohio two men and a 14 year old boy were injured when a private plane attempting to land at Pike County Airport crashed in fog. Dr William Wiltburger who was moved to University Hospital in Columbus is listed in fair condition with multiple fractures. Dr Sheldon Rogers of Portsmouth also in fair condition with second degree burns is at Pike County Hospital where his son David 14 was also treated. the youngster was treated in good condition.
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Waverly, Ohio
UPI
Pike County
William Wiltburger
Waverly
University Hospital
Columbus
Sheldon Rogers
Portsmouth
Pike County Hospital
David
Rogers
Berlin-Milan School Board OKs Nine Mill Tax Levy Plan
The Berlin Milan School District will ask voters in November for a five mill renewal and a four mill additional levy to fund current operating costs. The plan avoids financing for the new Edison High School while a separate build plan proceeds.
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Berlin
Milan
Berlin-Milan
Board of Education
Edison High School
Glen Hennings
Berlin Milan Board Hires Four Teachers and Raises Lunch Prices
The Berlin-Milan Board of Education hired four teachers on one-year contracts and accepted two resignations. A half-time study hall monitor was added. two more elementary and high school positions remain open. Milk and lunch prices were raised for the 1969-70 year to 4 cents for milk and 35 to 45 cents for lunches. The district approved an athletic council and discussed Berlin Heights sports transportation costs. The board also moved to apply for Title I funds and approved several facility and budget actions.
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Lindecamp
Berlin-Milan
Ohio Department of Education
Milan
Wallrabenstein
American Bakers, Co
Akron
Esmond Dairy Co
Sandusky
Burt Oehling
Berlin Heights
William Williams
Frank Garwood
George Vattorella
N.D.E.A
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Area Trucker
Larry Howard Hahler
Willard
Lucille F. Smith
Fostoria
Hahler
Smith
Citizens’ Committee
Russell Wallrabenstein
C.J. Lindecamp
Board
Bob Pritt
Erie County
Old Berlin
Western Reserve
Garden Club
Huron
Playhouse Ohio
Theatre Classic
Ohio Street
Mercury
Martin Motor Sales, Inc
E. Main St
Norwalk, Ohio
Lincoln
W. Main ST
C. G.E
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