Tragic SIDS claims another infant in town
Mrs. Felton recalls Valerie's death from crib death or SIDS during a quiet early morning feeding. The account mentions the ongoing impact of infant deaths on families including Kyle Charity whose twin passed last March, highlighting the shared sorrow and lack of full understanding around SIDS in their community.
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James Felton
Huron
Kyle Charity
Charity
Liles Road
Valerie
Chapter Night Meeting on Sudden Infant Death Help
Local chapter of the National Foundation for Sudden Infant Death holds an 8 pm meeting at St. Anthony's in Amherst. The article shares survivor stories of crib death SIDS, its unknown causes, and the peer support network helping families cope and learn.
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Felton
Area
The
National Foundation For
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Amherst
Planners Endorse Zoning Change for Beauty Shop at 68 Cline St
Norwalk Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend changing the zone from B-2 to B-3 for 68 Cline Street the property of George Schild and leased to Janet Fox The adjoining IGA parking lot will be used by patrons The plan aims to align Milan Avenue and Cline Street districts. A separate 22-lot subdivision on Corwin Street was tabled pending revised plans and further review by City Engineer James Widman.
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Norwalk
George Schild
Janet Fox
Schild
IGA
Robert Williams
Milan Avenue
Milan
Cline Street
Richard Opper
Corwin Street
James Widman
Williams
Widman
Cub Scouts Honor Members At Pack 208 Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Scouts Pack 208 honored at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church with six wolf awards for Rich Schlegelmilch Lane Jensen Robert Perry Bret Mason Scott Silcox and Chuck Westhofen. Randy Eckert earned the bobcat award. Gold arrows went to Bret Mason Rich Schlegelmilch Robert Perry Chuck Westhofen and Dean Hofer. Silver arrows awarded to Rich Schlegelmilch Robert Perry Chris Fries Dean Hofer Bill Warner and Karl Lorcher. Ten members received one year pins including David Brandts Loren Chesanow Scott Riley Allan Smith Mark Stanford Doug Stewart Stanton Taylor Brian Walker Chuck Westhofen and Charles Young. Jack Brown editor of The Reflector gave the banquet speech titled You Too Can Lead The Posse.
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Richard Westhofen
Rich Schlegelmilch
Lane Jensen
Robert Perry
Bret Mason
Scott Silcox
Chuck Westhofen
Randy Eckert
Dean Hofer
Chris Fries
Bill Warner
Karl Lorcher
David Brandts
Loren Chesanow
Scott Riley
Allan Smith
Mark Stanford
Doug Stewart
Stanton Taylor
Brian Walker
Charles Young
Jack Brown
The
Reflector
Posse
New London Council Cancels Session Over Mayors Absence
A council work session on 1973 appropriations in New London was canceled because Mayor Winston White is out of town. If he returns in time, the session will be rescheduled before the council’s regular meeting next Tuesday.
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New London
Winston White
Norwalk awards Gallup Road water line to low bidder
Norwalk's Board of Control picked Ranshaw Excavating Co of Butler for a 16 inch water line on Gallup Road. The firm bid $24,433, lowest among 12 bids for the project.
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Norwalk
Board of Control
Gallup Road
Ranshaw Excavating Co
Butler
Ranshaw
Ohio Democratic Party Holds First Statewide Women’s Conference
Dorothy Stapf of Bellevue along with Shirley Brown and Leona Weisenberger of Norwalk attended the Ohio Democratic Party’s inaugural statewide women’s conference in Columbus. The program aimed to equip women to participate in party and government decision making. Stapf serves on the Huron County Board of Elections, Brown ran for county treasurer last year, and Weisenberger is secretary of the county party organization and deputy director of the elections office.
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Dorothy Stapf
Bellevue
Shirley Brown
Leona Weisenberger
Norwalk
Ohio Democratic Party
Columbus
Stapf
Huron County
Dog Returned After Being Stolen in Norwalk
Naomi Galloway reported her brown and white dog Joe a beagle mix stolen from her garage at 42 Chatham Street in Norwalk. Two hours later the dog returned home without its chain or collar and authorities were told the dog had been freed.
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Naomi Galloway
Norwalk
Galloway
Chatham St
Joe
Mondale calls for defense budget cuts to fund social needs
In Oxford Ohio UPI reports Sen Walter F Mondale proposed reducing the defense budget in a speech at Miami University reallocating funds toward human problems. The same report notes a separate traffic collision at Whittlesey and Bouscau Avenues involving Vincent E Davis and Mark W Straka.
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Vincent E. Davis
W. Seminary St
Mark W. Straka
Spring St
Straka
Davis
Whittlesey and
Bouscau Avenues
Oxford
Ohio
UPI
Walter F. Mondale
Miami University
Monarch Life Insurance Certificate of Compliance
The Superintendent of Insurance of the State of Oho certifies Monarch Life Insurance of Spaagherg Massachusetts complies with state requirements for the current year. Financial condition shown by the annual statement as of December 3 1971 lists admitted assets 373 225 229.12 with liabilities 254 508 570.66 and surplus 111 908 309.12. income 101 290 025.77. expenses 75 856 096.83. Dated July 1972 in Columbus. Kenneth E DeSretier Supt of Insurance.
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State of Oro
Essens
Rave Rereuuto
Columbus Olivo Tsay
Kenneth E DeSretier
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Tiny Valerie
Robert Charity
Vickie Felton
Mrs. Felton
Feltons
Charitys
Becky
Mrs. Charity
Kyle
Sids
National Foundation
Marine Pvt
Harold A. Sommers
Kay A. Sommers
Rural
Collins
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
ROUTE
Dial
Clark of
Lorain
Colorado Ave
Isney World
Norwalk Cinema
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