Funeral services for William S Turner at St Marys Church
William S Turner died Sunday. Funeral services set for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Reynolds officiating. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Friends may call 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. today at Heaston-Hile Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Turner
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Thomas’ Reynolds
St. Mary's Cemetery
Heaston — Hile Funeral Home
Mabel Anthony Amherst
Mabel Anthony
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Norwalk
Anthony
David
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hempel Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Lorain
B and C
Einkopf
Germany
United States
Willard
Garrett
Ind
Hattie
Ted Mishawaka
Arlo
Marlo
Pearl Einkopf
Paul Deitrich
Fink Funeral Home
Edward Brandt
New Haven Cemetery
Hospital Notices and Obituaries From Norwalk Area
Hospital admissions and discharges list multiple patients from Fisher-Titus and Sandusky Memorial hospitals in Norwalk and surrounding towns. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Mabel Anthony Amherst, aged 79, and Willard resident William Einkopf, with services and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Charlene Downing
N. Hester
Cora Ward
Bank St
Chester Wasiniak
Grove Ave
Thomas Thornton
W. Main St
Donna Sweet
Gordon Lane
James Zuber
Michaelene Gottfried
Norwalk
Henry Barker
Willard Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Charles Vogel
North Fairfield
Carol Brewster
Renee Bilton
Collins
Albert West
Milan
Richard Schnell
Frederick Schuler
Barry Miller
Lorretta Dempsey
Cleveland Livestock Market Steady Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Livestock market figures show cattle steady with primes at 31 to 31.50 and fat bulls 24 to 26. Calves steady with choices at 48 to 50. Hogs up 50 to 75 cents with 200 to 220 pound hogs 25.50 to 26. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 30 to 35 and ewes around 7 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Pick Your Own Strawberries and Community Notices
Quickies Pick your own strawberries at Larry Livengood Farm a quarter mile north of Rt 61 on Rt 601. Lost two Springer Spaniels Duke and Val near Kathleen Fisher’s address. reward offered. Huron County Guidance Center screens two films at the Junior High School with a post discussion. Hair styling offers and a free wig drawing. Strawberries pick your own Thursday June 11 at F J Boose Sons Rt 61 East. Bicycle stolen from Kathleen Fisher’s home with city registration 1137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Livengood
Huron County Guidance Center
Howard
F. J. Boose Sons
East
Ex Norwalk Doctor Installed as Ohio Osteopathic President
Dr. A W Conway formerly of Norwalk was installed as president of the Ohio Osteopathic Association at its 72nd annual meeting in Columbus. A radiology specialist at Grandview Hospital Dayton he urged members to lead in fighting drug abuse. Conway and his family live in Oakwood Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. W. Conway
Norwalk
Ohio Osteopathic Association
Conway
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Milan Avenue Medical Center
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Eugene R. DeLucia
Vienna
Sheraton-Columbus Motor
Association
Doris
Allyn
Mark
Oakwood
Attorney Resigns in Yablonski Case Over Conflict
The court appointed attorney for one of five defendants in the Joseph Yablonski murder case has resigned. Claude Vealey 26 from Cleveland was represented by Harry Hanna who cited a possible conflict due to his partner status with other defense lawyers. The other defendants Gilley 36 his wife Annette 29 and Aubrey Martin 21 are also from Cleveland. Silous Huddleston 61 of Tennessee is the Gilley in law’s father in law and UMW local president. Yablonski and his family were killed December 31 in Clarksville Pa. A second man, Danny Schwiefert 25 Monroeville, faces grand larceny charges for tires valued at 90 dollars from Maxie Tire and Supply. Hearing date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
United Mine Workers Union
Joseph A
Jock) Yablonski
Claude Vealey
Harry Hanna
Hanna
Vealey
Paul E. Gilley
Annette
Aubrey W. Martin
Silous Huddleston
Danny L. Schwiefert
Monroeville
Maxie Tire and Supply
Norwalk
Ohio Firms Urged to Repay Illegal Short Term Loans
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown said three firms were asked to settle more than 30 million dollars of commercial paper loans made illegally by the state treasurer’s office. The loans exceeded the 50 million dollar limit and the 270 day limit, and some qualified as prime rated by the national credit office per state law. Some loans have been repaid while others face repayment demands. In Columbus, bids will open July 14 for U S 224 and State Route 13 work in Huron County. The project is valued at 125 thousand dollars and includes resurfacing and curb replacement with no detour expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Paul W. Brown
Brown
National Credit Office, Inc
New York
Ohio
NCO
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Department of Highways
Huron County
P. E. Masheter
Greenwich
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Filavil Massey
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jon Guleski
Louis Santilla
Willard Area Hospital
Ola Jones
Angela Hughes
Virginia Ruiz
Arlene Dannemiller
Catherine Hawkins
Grace McCoy
Myrtle Husbands
Dora Zirkel
Roy Ganfield
Mary Ann Horner
Steven Jamerson
Woodrow Hayes
Plymouth
Douglas Simpson
Howard Holmes
Frank Gorham
Ruth Fife
New Washington
William Einkopf
Gary Seiberth
Gary
Shirley Sedlock ) Seiberth
Largo
Fila
Shinrock
Berlin Township
Berlin Heights High School
Joyce
Kathy
Gary L
Albert Sedlock
Bouchard Funeral Home
North Clearwater Largo Drive
Chetcomn. Tells S
Fulstons
South Linwood
Susan Missig
Becky Preston
Isa Wolfe
Adobe Style Salon
Kathleen Fisher
E. Main St
Stearns & Foster
Fisher
RT. 20
WEST
Norwalk Man Heads Association
Yablonski
Certified Oil Company
W. Main
Pearl St
Woodbine
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