Obituaries for Marie Lillian Anderson and Frances A Schaffer
Marie Lillian Anderson 64 of Benedict Avenue died after a four month illness at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Raphael two daughters Ivalyn Church and Edna Mae Miller a son Walter Ford nine grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. Komarek Funeral Home burial Milan Cemetery. Frances A Schaffer rural Peru resident died Wednesday at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital funeral 10:30 a.m. at St Alphonsus Church burial parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lillian Anderson
Benedict Ave
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Fitchville
Raphael
Ivalyn Church
Olena
Edna Mae Miller
Wellington
Walter Ford
Orlando
Fla
Irene
Walter Catholy
Komarek
W. Main St
Frances A. Schaffer
St. Alphonsus Church
Peru
Arnold Schaffer
Schaffer
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names List
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital records admissions for Lena Bursley Wakeman Beth Gilbert New London Rev Robert Smith Collins Naomi Rockhill Wisconsin Mrs Marion Smith Norwalk Garth Geoghan 10 Christie Ave Discharges include Veronica Brashear Greenwich Ann Wikel Huron Elizabeth Donaldson New London Sandusky Memorial Hospital discharges Dawn Holden Milan Dorothy Gargus Milan Wanda Kaltenbach Monroeville Susan Beck North Fairfield Edgar Tucker Polly Ward Arlene Pittman Nancy Burkett Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Lena Bursley
Wakeman
Beth Gilbert
New London
Robert Smith
Collins
Naomi Rockhill
Wisconsin
Marion Smith
Norwalk
Garth Geoghan
Christie Ave
Greenwich
Ann Wikel
Huron
Elizabeth Donaldson
Dawn Holden
Milan
Dorothy Gargus
Wanda Kaltenbach
Monroeville
An Beck
North Fairfield
Edgar Tucker
Polly Ward
Arlene Pittman
Nancy Burkett
Sandusky Providence Hospital Discharges Mrs Windnagle
Mrs. Ernest Windnagle of Monroeville is discharged from Sandusky Providence Hospital after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Windnagle
Monroeville
Appointment Doesn’t Affect Rates in Monroeville
Mayor Lord releases letter from J W Rutter of the Ohio Inspection Bureau stating that creating the utilities superintendent post has no bearing on insurance rates. A Reflector report notes a dropped "not" changes the meaning, amid council debate sparked by Myron Gerber’s claim that filling the post is needed to keep rates low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Clayton C. Lord
J.W. Rutter
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Lord
Myron Gerber
Board of Public Affairs
Gerber
Western Reserve Board Hires Custodians and Matson Music Instructor
The Western Reserve Board of Education hired two custodians with Clair Todd renewing and Fred Palmer of Clarksville receiving a new contract at 4000 dollars. Ardis Matson of Berea was hired as vocal music instructor at 5150 dollars. The board plans to meet again at 7:30 Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Clair Todd
Fred Palmer
Clarksville
Palmer
Ardis R. Matson
Berea
Miss Matson
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cleveland Market Report Livestock and Cattle Prices
UPI reports slow livestock trading with a weak undertone in Cleveland. Hogs 150 pounds steady 25.25 to 25.75, cattle steady with steers 26.27, heifers 23-25, cows 19-20, calves 25, and primes 30-36. Sheep and lambs steady with clipped lambs 23-23.5 and spring lambs 26-27.5.
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Red Jackets
LeMar Lake Park
Park
Leo Smith
Janet Esker
Woodlawn Ave
West Main Street
Erie Co
Jet Shop
Seminary
Ohio
Sallon Erie Co
E. Seminary
Zay - Dees
H.A. Currier
Baker St
James F. Hoffman
Sandusky
Milan Ave
Goodyear
United States
Canada
EAST
H & H Tire
Marie L. Anderson
P.J. Garcia
Milan Cemetery
Veronica Brashear
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Providence Hospital
Chrysler Motors Corporation
CIDAA
Chrysler
R.W. Albright, Inc
N. Norwalk
Cleveland
UPI
Drive-In Cleaners
TRINY
Semeeen Gas
West Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
Stamers On
Columbia Gas System Lines
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