Norwalk Truck Lines names Cleveland division manager
George F. Ravenstine named Cleveland division manager for Norwalk Truck Lines by president Irving B. Harper. He will oversee operations of all Norwalk facilities in Cleveland Pittsburgh Youngstown Akron Canton New Castle and Butler Pa with office at Norwalk Cleveland Terminal. Ravenstine previously served as assistant to the VP of operations for B P Motor Express in Pittsburgh supervising 14 freight terminals across seven states. Norwalk, ranked ninth among roughly 13,000 motor freight firms, runs about 4,000 vehicles with 48 terminals serving numerous points across ten states and posted revenues rising from 27 million in 1955 to 53 million in 1965.
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Cleveland
Norwalk Truck Lines
Irving B. Harper
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Witness To Have Blood Transfusion Ordered For Unborn Child
A pregnant Jehovah's Witness, Evelyn Wengus, must undergo court ordered blood transfusions at Jefferson Medical College Hospital to save her unborn child. Judge Raymond Pace Alexander ruled the transfusions are necessary after doctors testified the baby could die within a week without them due to RH factor concerns.
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Philadelphia
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Jefferson Medical College Hospital
Evelyn Wengus
Raymond Pace Alexander
Providence Hospital approves $1.7 million long range plan
The hospital board unanimously adopts a four to five year program costing about 1.75 million dollars. It funds a new independent skilled nursing facility and modernizes existing hospital buildings for convalescent and long term patients.
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Providence Hospital
Teacher 41 Years At Monroeville Gives Up Principal Post
Miss Junita I Lieby resigns as Monroeville High School principal after 41 years in the Monroeville system. Since 1943 she has led the school, will still teach three periods daily, and has served as treasurer of school accounts and advisor for The Quill and the school news.
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Junita I. Lieby
Monroeville High School
Miss Lieby
la Grange
Monroeville School Requests 50 000 Tax Advance
Monroeville Board of Education votes for a 50000 tax advance from the Huron County auditor as part of a 1967 budget. The district projects a Dec 31 1966 balance of 24490 and anticipate 15967 on Dec 31 1967 after lower starting cash and higher expenditures. Also notes resignations of Miss Lieby and Carole Warner and bus driver George Schafer leaving for full time work.
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Monroeville
Hi-News
Miss Lieby
Carole Warner
Eden
George Schafer
Halfway Road
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