Hospitals admissions and discharges listed for Norwalk and area
NORWALK REFLECTOR reports multiple hospital movements from FISHER-TITUS MEMORIAL and SANDUSKY MEMORIAL including admissions and discharges for residents of Norwalk Willard Berlin Heights Greenwich Attica Plymouth and Shiloh. Names include Ruth Livengood Glenn Jones Darlene Good Elizabeth Newland Grace Day Margaret Leroux Doris Whidden and many others. The list covers January entries and mentions both patients and new arrivals.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ruth Livengood
Norwalk
Glenn Jones
Darlene Good
Elizabeth Newland
Ironton
Ohio
Grace Day
Willard
Margaret Leroux
Robert Cleary
Lynn Boyle
Caroline Wells
Vermilion
Wilbur Riggleman
Collins
Doris Whidden
Hazel Cleary
Lucy Roth
Janet Ackerman
Robert Kovar
Dennis Myers
Monroeville
Vera Claytor
Jennifer Boose
New London
George Haupricht
Charles Shullick
LeRoy Axx Seeks GOP Central Committee Seat
Axx of 162 St. Marys Street Norwalk precinct 1-D has filed as a candidate for the Republican Central Committee. Frances M Stoneham of Fairfield Township has taken out petitions to run for the GOP organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Axx
St. Mary's St
Republican Central Committee
Norwalk
Board of Elections
Frances M. Stoneham
Fairfield Township
GOP
Irregular Local Notices Highlight Specials and Corrections
A compilation of local shop ads and notices shows Curve Inn promotions on Route 20 East with meal deals and hours, a bicycle theft report at a junior high, apples price list, a beauty salon special, Perch at Elks Country Club, and a charter commission update. Also included are corrections on Connie Niese’s address and TV program guests.
Livestock Market Report from Cleveland
Markets in Cleveland show gains across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle strengthen with prime steers up to 37.50 and hogs 50 to 75 cents higher, with ranges listed for weights. Calves and sheep also move, with prime lambs at 29 to 30.50 and ewes 3 to 10.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cattle LY Ie Mercantile Exchangeed
Estates Filed in Huron County Probate Court
County Probate Court values listed for estates in Huron County. Helen M. Wangler of Bellevue is valued at $57 668 Ruth A. Harris of rural Norwalk at $10 741 William R. Wolf of 12 Norwood Ave at $7 550 Franklin E. Ricketts of Willard at $7 874 Inventories exclude jointly held property or accounts J Everett Oney of Greenwich at $4 571 Thorr E Woodworth of Plymouth at $34 226 Jacob J Distel of New London at $9 293
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Huron County
Helen M. Wangler
Bellevue
Ruth A. Harris
Norwalk
William R. Wolf
Norwood Ave
Franklin E._ Ricketts
Willard
J. Everett Oney
Greenwich
Thorr E. Woodworth
Plymouth
Jacob J. Distel
New London
William A. Scheid dies in Monroeville at 61
William A. Scheid of rural Monroeville dies at Providence Hospital from a heart attack after six months of ill health. He was a farmer, longtime Peru Township Trustee clerk for 16 years, married to Ariieta Bishop since 1928, and survived by three sons, a daughter, a brother, and 11 grandchildren. Services at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Pontiac. burial in St. Peter's cemetery. Memorials to charity.
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William A. Scheid
Monroeville
Providence Hospital
Mr. Scheid
Ariieta Bishop
Peru
Earls of
Sandusky
Melvin
Dale
John
Vera) Beiler
Bellevue
Arnold
Drake Funeral Home
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Pontiac
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Norwalk Board Of Education Seeks 1638 Sq Ft School Addition
The Norwalk City Board of Education applies for a building permit to add 1638 square feet of storage space on the southwest corner of the arts wing at the junior high school. Estimated cost is 11674 dollars. In obituary text a man who lived locally died after a long life as a farmer. survived by a grandson two great grandchildren two sisters a half sister a brother and a half brother. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at Gerber Funeral Home with the Rev Paul Haering officiating. Burial will follow in Wakeman Cemetery.
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Norwalk
Lillian
Lee Perkins
Elizabeth Blohme
Elyria
Clyde Burnside
Coolidge
Funeral
Paul Haering
Wakeman Cemetery
Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock prices and trading activity open with mixed results. Cattle and hogs show varied shifts across the session while buyers monitor demand. Market highs and lows for the period are reported alongside closing figures and seasonal ranges.
SCLC to Strike Nonviolently Over Breadbasket Deals
Cleveland executive director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference says the local unit will take non violent action against stores violating Operation Breadbasket agreements. The move targets businesses breaking terms in the civil rights group program.
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Cleveland
UPI
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Breadbasket
Williams Picked for Norwalk Power Sale Negotiating Panel
Norwalk councilmen chose Councilman Robert Williams as their representative on the negotiating committee for the municipal electric system sale. Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced the selection. other members include Robert Linhart William Stewart Merle Hill Service Director Herbert Krogh and Goodsite with a local attorney to be named.
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Robert Williams
Norwalk
Williams
Wayne Goodsite
Robert Linhart
William Stewart
Merle Hill
Herbert Krogh
Goodsite
Willard Youthpleads not guilty in marijuana case
Bruce A. White, 19, Willard, pleaded not guilty to possession of marijuana after his Monday arrest by Willard police. His bond was set at 1500 cash or 3000 property at a Common Pleas Court hearing Tuesday.
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Bruce
A. White
Willard
White
Common Pleas
Gilligan Returns to Classroom at Ohio State University
Governor John J. Gilligan, a former college teacher, resumes teaching duties on Tuesday at Ohio State University after serving as governor.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio State University
No Work For Jurors In Mansfield Case Settlement
Jurors gathered at the Common Pleas Court for a workmen’s compensation appeal filed in 1968 by Danny L. Miller of Mansfield against Jay C. Flowers then administrator of the Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation and Mansfield Flooring Co. Inc. The case was dismissed after a call to Columbus, and jurors were sent home. The next jury trial is set for Thursday, Jan. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Workmen's Compensation
Danny L. Miller
Mansfield
Jay C. Flowers
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Mansfield Flooring Co., Inc
Columbus
Clark Hunter
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Christie Patton
Gloria Miller
Barbara Robertson
Huron Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Frank
Kelble
Milan
Fred Bilby
Berlin Heights
Dwight Cherry
Baby
Christopher Mize
Daniel McDonald
Willard Area Hospital
Maudie Shepherd
John Danhott
Joseph Joyce
John Fields
Gordon Austin
Esther Luttecool
Attica
Adrianna = Danhott
Frances Shaarda Teresa Rathitt
Roberta’ Kessier
John Teglovie
Elaine Barrallot
Ellis Kilgore
Robert Landis
Bloomville
Elma Capelle
Craig Vores
Betty Washburn
Andrew Worcester
Juanita Martinez
Edna Frohnaple
Carol Berger
James Highlander
Shiloh
Vera Shaarda
Frances Shatter
Gay Fitle
Georgia Barnett
Esther Vogt
Republic
John Music
Eunice Heisler
W. Main
Pearl St
Woodbine
BankAmericard
Firestone
Conti
Maxie Ti
Curve Inn
Sandy Ridge
Vicki Lee
Wed
Lake Erie
Elks Country Club
Charter Commission
Stephen Mullenix
Eugene Kramer
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Connie Niese
Benedict Ave
Gallup Ave
Barbara Becker
Home Economics
Wtol-Tv
Toledo
Irelands
Probate Court
Vernon Whitney Wakeman
Vernon D. Whitney
Wakeman
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Whitney
The
Wall Street Journal
Grain
Chicago
Ae Wickes
Hannel’s Savings
Lloyd R. Hannel
Wizard Imperial
Wizard
Whittlesey
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