GenTel Clerk Lucille Grimmer to retire after 25 years
GenTel of Ohio order clerk Lucille F. Grimmer will retire July 31 after a 25 year career beginning as a long distance operator in 1953. She became a repair clerk in 1972 and in 1977 moved to her current role. She and husband Bernard live in Norwalk with two daughters. In Milan, deputies and police searched Edison High School after two suspects were seen inside and a window broken. Despite a K-9 and helicopter search of a nearby 100 acre field, the pair were not found. Items valued at 2300 were found in the industrial arts area but nothing was stolen.
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Lucille F. Grimmer
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Grimmer
Bernard
Norwalk
Dale Sweet
Bill Pedley
Boela
Missouri
Milan
Erie County Sheriff’s
Edison High School
Bellevue and Norwalk Obituaries Report Major Local Losses
Bellevue sees the death of 88 year old Mrs Albertina Stockmaster at Gaumont Nursing Home Norwalk She leaves five daughters and 13 grandchildren with services at Immaculate Conception Church Bellevue Funeral arrangements follow at Foos Funeral Home Rosary tonight Burial in Bellevue Catholic Cemetery Ralph F Smith 62 Norwalk native and World War II veteran dies at Good Samaritan Hospital Survived by wife Hazel two daughters five grandchildren one great and a brother Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery James E Dendinger 54 Norwalk resident and former cab driver dies at Mercy Hospital Greenfield Township native leaves three daughters two sons six grandchildren two sisters and two brothers Funeral service set at Kubach Smith Funeral Home.
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Bellevue
Albertina Stockmaster
Gaumont
Norwalk
Toledo
Silva
Beatrice) Zoratti
Nick
Agnes) Monday
Conneaut
Ohio
George
Alberta) Pirring
Washington
Stockmaster
Joseph
Foos
Immaculate Conception Church
John Missler
Bellevue Catholic Cemetery
Ralph F. Smith
Fruen St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Elyria
Reineck’s Brothers Distributing
Smith
Hazel
Harold
Lois) Wright
Donald
Sandra) Moffit
Leon J
Heuston-Gerber
Quentin Battiste
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
James E. Dendinger
Marshall St
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Greenfield Township
Mr. Dendinger
Al’s Cab
Walt’s Cab
A.J. Baltes and Price Construction Co
Neil
Sherry) Casper
Rebecca Brown
Cynthia Lee Dendinger
James William
Sandusky
John Neil
August
Joyce) Lombardo
Clarence
Eileen) Nicolls
Forest Rachel
Failor
Monroeville
Richard
Sherwood
North Fairfield
Dorothy
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
James Nolte
Steuben Cemetery
Judge Suggests Divorced Couple Share Son's Ashes
Kent County Circuit Judge George Cook ruled that the cremated ashes of Greg Dunn, a 13 year old who died of cystic fibrosis, be split between his divorced parents unless they agree who may bury him. The judge noted both parents deeply loved their son and saw no court based alternative. The case invoked a Solomon like solution as a last resort to a painful dispute.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Solomon
Kent County
George Cook
Greg Dunn
James Dunn
Anne Simmons
E. Lou Hoos
Simmons
Portsmouth
Greg
Short Takes and Meetings in Willard Community
Betty Kluding won the $400 drawing at the St Paul Booster meeting with ticket sold by Joan Camp. July Christian Business Men's breakfast is Saturday at 7 am at Don's Coffee Corner with Al Salas of Mansfield as speaker. Willard Board of Education calls special meeting Thursday at 7 pm to discuss extracurricular personnel and a Head Start proposal for a school building. The Reflector clarifies welfare levy misreport. if renewed, it adds 88000 yearly. loss from general fund if defeated.
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St. Paul
Betty Kluding
Joan Camp
Don’s Coffee Corner
al Salas
Mansfield
Community Action Council
Willard
City Council approves ordinances and renews police levy
The city council passed two ordinances and a resolution and placed a third ordinance on first reading. A street department leaf picker bid request and 1979 appropriations were approved. The nine tenths mill police levy renewal was set for the ballot, expected to raise about $50 000 yearly for salaries and cruiser and equipment upkeep. A final Oakwood Drive second phase plot ordinance was placed on first reading and sent to the Planning Commission after earlier tabling due to a legal description issue.
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Oakwood Drive
Planning Commission
Police Blotter: Radio Missing From Truck at Chevrolet
ACB radio was reported missing Thursday from a pickup parked at Bob Meyer Chevrolet for repairs. The radio is valued at 149 dollars.
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Bob Meyer
Wagon Train Trips Planned For New London Area
Sixty one wagons will head into New London Saturday for the Ohio Wagon Train Association annual week long gathering. Wagons depart daily from Recreation Park with noon lunches at listed local properties and an auction Friday night.
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New London
Ohio Wagon Train Association
Recreation Park
New London Area
Clar-Mar Lakes
New London Eastern Road
Don Erswell
Chanange Road
Ed White
Magnificent Road
Dick Farnsworth
Gore Orphanage
Elmer Erswell
Cook Road
Brswell
Firelands Ambulance Assist Group
Ambulances Run From Fisher Titus and Providence Hospitals
Thursday dispatches show ambulance runs in Norwalk with two cases. Jackie Bursley transported from Fisher Titus Hospital to Providence Hospital for further treatment at 12 15 p.m. and heat exhaustion treated by B Harry Parke from 157 Woodlawn Ave to Fisher Titus Hospital at 8 08 p.m.
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Norwalk
Jackie Bursley
Fisher Titus Hospital
Providence Hospital
B. Harry Parke
Woodlawn Ave
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GenTel
Carl
Lois) Conley
Eaton, Ohio
Donald A. Leake
Huron County Mental Health Center
E. Main St
Dora Barnett
Mansfield General Hospital
Cook
Willard Board of Education
Planning Committee of Council
Jack G. Fynes
Benedict Avenue
Benedict Chapel
Episcopal Church
Bllone Hearing Aid Service
Park Ave
Whittlesey
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Citizens National Bank OF
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Federal Reserve
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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