Willard Elzie Kilgore 45 Willard resident dies in Columbus hospital
Willard Kilgore 45 rural Willard native of Kentucky and longtime B and C railroad inspector and farmer dies after a year long illness in University Hospital Columbus. Survived by wife Thelma five sons five daughters mother five sisters and a half brother. Services Monday 2 pm at Church of God with Rev Jay Polson officiating burial New Haven Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday at Kilgore residence. Secor Funeral Home in charge.
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Willard
Elzie Kilgore
University Hospital
Columbus
Kentucky
Church of God and
Thelma
Raymond
Huron
Roy
Castalia
Ted
Danny
Jim
McDonald Montgomery
Florida
Alice
Shirley
Lula Kilgore
Jim Patrick
Dora Stevens
Robert Kilgore
Riley Barnett
Havana
Ed Wilson
Monroeville
Joe Patrick
Church of God
Jay Polson
New Haven
Kilgore
Secor Funeral Home
Community Notices and Event Schedule
Church of Christ invite and events listed including a conservation dance on February 17 at 9:00 p.m. Members and friends urged to attend. Senior bake sale at Citizens National Bank on February 13 and 16. Huron County Kennel Club dog obedience class starts February 20 at American Legion Hall with no dogs on the first night. Phone numbers provided.
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N.H.S
Citizens National Bank
Huron County Kennel Club
American Legion Hall
Liquor Permits Suspended by Ohio Commission
The Ohio Liquor Commission suspends Reineck's Cafe permit at 60 Whittlesey Ave noon March 5 until his sales tax assessment is paid. Reineck was charged with delinquent sales tax. Andy's Bar Restaurant Milan permit owned by Frank and Mary Zadell, Inc. suspended 28 days from noon March 1 to noon March 29 for Sunday sale and consumption of liquor on Oct 1, 1967.
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Thomas A. Reineck
Reineck
Whittlesey Ave
Ohio Liquor Commission
Andy’s Bar
Milan
Frank and Mary Zadell
Bellevue man pleads guilty to delinquency charge
Joel B. Seal of Bellevue pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He has been in the Huron County jail since January 15 after formerly pleading innocent and remaining jailed in lieu of bond.
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Joel B. Seal
Bellevue
Huron County
EHOVE Gets Federal Priority for DIVE Vocational Grant
EHOVE’s request for 373 755 in federal funds earned priority status from the Ohio Department of Education and was sent to the U S Office of Education. Washington could decide in May. The three year project Demonstrating Innovations in Vocational Education aims to test joint vocational school innovations with a team teaching mobile counseling unit and a labs and guidance program. July 1 1968 through June 30 1969 will cover student and school collaboration on life problem identification.
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Ehove
Ohio
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Fisher Titus admissions include Mrs. Matilda Harvey Miss Cynthia Brown Miss Gloria Brown Mrs. Marion Knott and others at New London Nova and Norwood addresses. Discharges list Mark Masser Susan Saunders Rita Smith and son Clarence Klady and Mary Ross. Sandusky Memorial and Good Samaritan discharge details included.
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Matilda Harvey
New London
Cynthia Brown
Nova
Gloria Brown
Marion Knott
Harry Ward
W. Washington
Herbert Adelman
Norwood
Mark Masser
Norwalk
Mary Ross
Rita Smith
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Donald Millis
Richard Fritz
Gerald Lee
Grove
Jessie Reeley
Bertha George
Monroeville
Ruth Peterson
Berlin Heights
Robb Gung-Ho To Go To Viet
UPI reports President Johnsons son in law Marine Captain Charles S Robb will report for duty in Vietnam March 29 He aims for a combat assignment likely commanding about 200 Marines in Hue or Khe Sanh while his wife Lynda Bird Johnson Robb hesitates about his departure The couple plan a cross country trip and Robb will be stationed at Camp Pendleton before deployment
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Robb
Hue
Khe Sanh
Lynda
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Gung-Ho
Chuck
White House
Cleveland Livestock Markets Weekly Summary
No receipts or trends reported as all markets closed steady for the week. Hogs ranged 19.25 to 22 per 100 pounds. prime steers 28.50. cattle with various grades from 11 to 28.50. calves prime natives 38-40. soybeans listed at 2.61 and wheat at 1.60.
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Cleveland
UPI
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