Former Local Man Hangs Self In Defiance Jail
Bill Joe Oddo 19 a former Norwalk resident hanged himself in Defiance County Jail Tuesday night. He had been bound over by the grand jury on intent to defraud charges after a bad check complaint. Oddo failed to post a 1000 bond after his court appearance and was jailed. Sheriff Ziegler said it was the first death by own action in the county jail. He is survived by his widow Regena two sisters and two brothers and his mother lives in Lone Star Texas. Kubach Smith Funeral Home Norwalk is in charge with calling hours Friday and services Saturday at 10 30 am. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Lillie) Beekman
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Carol) Kline
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Busy Housewives Save Time and Money in Daily Classifieds
A compact appeal urges readers to use the daily classified section for efficient shopping. It emphasizes saving time and money through quick access to bargains, inviting busy homemakers to turn to the listings for daily needs.
Two Ohioans Among Teen Semifinalists
Eight finalists aged 15 to 17 named as Miss Teenage America semi finalists in Fort Worth. Ohio contenders include Deborah Paula Risko of Cleveland and Mary Colleen FitzPatrick of Lancaster. The winner earns a 10000 scholarship, stock, and guaranteed appearances next year.
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Damage suit settled in Ohio traffic death case
A 250000 damage suit filed by Ernest D. Snook administrator of Vernon J. Lutz estate against Catherine Brswell Stockmeister was settled before trial in Common Pleas Court. Lutz suffered fatal injuries from a July 1969 crash at Ohio 99 and 162 near Steuben, leading to his death 21 days later. Attorney Kenneth Thornton represented Snook. Raymond Watts of Sandusky defended Stockmeister.
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Navy secretary's car becomes first to run on natural gas
Washington UPI Navy Secretary John H. Chaffee's government car a 1971 Chrysler now bears a bumper sticker Powered by Clean Burning Natural Gas making it the first government car converted to low polluting fuel.
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Dear Abby Help With Frightening Harassing Calls
Dear Abby addresses a caller who has begun a relationship with a separated husband and endures his wife’s frightening late night calls. The columnist warns against legal action without certainty of no risk and advises considering a quieter wedding and personal resolution.
Milan Chamber Elects Woman President and Officers
Mrs. Milton Lockwood, co-owner of Lockwood Motel south of Milan, was elected president of the Milan Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday night. Other officers include Gordon Harrod as first vice president Berne Levits as second vice president and Robert Haeuptle as secretary treasurer. Directors for the coming year are William LaVine Walt Marshall Mike MaGuire Louis Weiss and Dean Wilson.
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