Obituaries for M rs Mary E Woods and Capt Thomas R Knoll
Mrs Mary Estella Woods 90 of 541/2 W Main St died early today at Memorial Home She was a St Pauls Episcopal Church member and lived in Norwalk after coming from Akron Surviving sisters reside in California and Norwalk Her husband Vincent died in 1956 Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday at St Pauls Episcopal Church Rev Robert New will officiate Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call after 3 pm Tuesday at Heaston Hile Funeral Home Capt Thomas R Knoll died Dec 26 in Korea Services 2 pm Tuesday at Heaston Hill Funeral Home Rev P J Garcia will officiate Military honors provided by Wright Patterson AFB officials Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Woods
Mary Estella Woods
Main St
Memorial Home
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Woods
Norwalk
Akron
Marie Spies
California
Louella Cole
Vincent
Heaston-Hile
Robert New
Woodlawn Cemetery
Thomas R. Knoll
Korea
Heaston- Hill
P.J. Garcia
U.S. Air Force
Wright Patterson Afb
Dayton
Woodlawn
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
A hospital admissions list includes Paul Kaufman Mindy Clevinger Baby Stasia Smith Leona Smith Edward Palm Gregory Picklesimer Gerad Jessberger Iram Gondon Katharine Stein Shirley Damron Dawn Hill Jack Braman Marline Freshwater Margaret Obrenovich John Feigi James Dunn Vincent Dunn II Sandra Wiatrak and others from multiple locations. Discharges note Baby Girl Garett Michael Conkey and Joseph Mesker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Paul Kaufman
Stoutenburg
Mindy Clevinger
Spino
Baby Stasia Smith
Linwood
Leona Smith
Whittlesey
Edward Palm
Twin Maples Nursing Home
Gregory Picklesimer
Willard
Gerad Jessberger
Milan
Iram Gondon
Green Springs
Katharine Stein
Bellevue
Shirley Damron
New _ London
Dawn Hill
Berlin Heights
Jack Braman
Cleveland
Marline Freshwater
Kipton
Margaret Obrenovich
John Feigi
Cullins
James Dunn
Vincent Dunn II
Providence
R.I
Sandra Wiatrak
Warwick
Baby Girl Garett
Michael Conkey
Joseph Mesker
Merger Year Profitable For Norfolk and Western
N W chief Herman H. Perler reports a profitable first year after expanding the system in 1964 by absorbing Nickel Plate Wabash and more. He cites projected 1965 earnings over 9.50 a share, 1965 revenues around 590 million, and a 2.082 billion asset base with 150 million capex. The largest project is a 13.5 million Bellevue classification yard.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Herman H. Perler
N&w
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Perler
Pevler
Middlewest
Bellevue
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Mayely Waite
Dance Academy
West Main Street
Ohio
Jim Smith
North Fairfield
Eoe
Huron County Bank
Norwalk, Ohio
Huron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Kroger
the Kroger Co
Palmolive
U.S. Choice
Tenderay
U.S. Choice Tenderay Steak Sale
Susda Choice
Boston
AJAX
Burgers ‘N Gravy
Kroger Bread Sale
Blackbottom
Birdseye
Hills Bros
Lambrecht