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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1979

Page

2

Fred Wolfe 76 Dies After Illness in Oberlin

Fred Wolfe aged 76 of Vermilion Road Amherst died Wednesday morning at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin after a period of illness. He was born in Lucasville Ohio and had lived in Henrietta Township.

Wakeman Fred Wolfe Vermilion Road Amherst Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Mr. Wolfe Lucasville Ohio Henrietta Township

Obituary: longtime Wakeman resident and community member dies

Retired farmer, member of Old Erie Lodge No 3 F and AM Warren Electrical Workers Local 129 Lorain Ripton Farmers Co op. Survived by widow Altheda 39 years of marriage, daughter Mrs Kermit Joann Harrison Oberlin, sons William Oberlin and Harry Elyria, six grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 today at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman. Funeral Friday 10 at funeral home. Rev William Mason officiating. Burial Brownhelm Cemetery. Masonic services 8 tonight.

Old Erie Lodge A.M Warren Electrical Workers Lorain Ripton Farmers Co-op Ralph Altheda Kermit Joann Harrison Oberlin William Harry Elyria Gerber Funeral Home Cooper Street Wakeman Funeral Offiating William Mason Barrett's Chapel New London Brownhelm Cemetery

Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Soybeans on Wednesday

On Wednesday January 17 1979 local prices were Wheat 3.56 Corn 2.10 Oats 1.45 and Soybeans 6.80 reflecting commodity trading levels and regional values.

Red bikini defector Liliana Gasinskaya gaines asylum

Liliana Gasinskaya known as the red bikini defector will be allowed to stay in Australia. Immigration Minister Michael MacKellar approved residence as a refugee after a thorough review by the refugee committee. Gasinskaya fled the Soviet cruise ship Leonid Sobinov by swimming ashore through a porthole.

Sydney Australia API Liliana Gasinskaya Michael Mackellar Miss Gasinskaya Leonid Sobinov MacKellar

Vehicles collide on Whittlesey and League streets in Monroeville

Two area residents were treated after a two vehicle crash at Whittlesey and League. Kimberly Slauterbeck 21 of Mayor Colony Monroeville drove south and entered on a yellow light. Judy Sickinger 37 at 24 Baker St was a passenger and cited for failing to yield. Slauterbeck and Sickinger were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and released. A Monroeville rural resident escaped injuries when his pickup struck an unmoving Norfolk and Western train on Ransom Road near Delematre Road. James T. Schaffer saw the stopped train but could not stop. There were no injuries. In Monroeville a truck driver was cited for failure to obey a stop sign after colliding with a cement tanker at Peru Center Road South and Route 20. Michael Bauer 22 of Sandusky was treated and released at Fisher-Titus Hospital. Also mentioned is the Monroeville FFA member of the month Mike Burkett whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. David Bistlane and Elmer Burkett.

Whittlesey League Streets Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Kimberly Slauterbeck Mayor Colony Monroeville Judy Sickinger Baker St Edward Norwalk Sickinger Ms. Slauterbeck Whittlesey Avenue Norfolk and Western Erie County Sheriff’s Department James T. Schaffer Ransom Road Schaffer Delematre Road Peru Center Road Route 20 Michael D. Bauer Sandusky Browning-Ferris Industries Bauer Thomas Reedy Columbus Fisher-Titus Hospital Mike Burkett FFA David Bistlane Elmer Burkett

Lottery Win Makes 23YearOld Ohio Millionaire

Kenneth Kent of Sylvania won the Ohio Lottery Millionaire Drawing becoming the youngest winner. The prize guarantees $1,000 a week for life with a $1 million minimum, and at 23 he could collect over $2 million if he lives to 65. Kent expressed disbelief at his card being read.

Kent

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