Hipp Clouts Two Home Runs In Junior Softball Action
Tammie Hipp belted two home runs a triple and a single at McGuan Park as Ringholz-Meyers crushed Albright's Turkey Farm 20-4 in the Junior Division. Mary Ann Binsack earned the win, with Berry's Restaurant and K-H Drugs also winning in junior play. In the Senior Division Bennett Electric beat Norwalk Reflector 21-15 and F.C.P. won by forfeit over Lake Erie Carpenters, while several weekend results and top hitters are noted.
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Tammie Hipp
McGuan Park
Ringholz-Meyers
Albright
Turkey Farm
Mary Ann Binsack
Berry
Riley
Mary Fries
Therese Barron
Patti LaRoche
Ann West
Julie Myers
Lisa Dixon
Jackie Fell
Jean Luellen
K-H
Theresa Kluding
Cyndie Tengowski
Pewter Mug
Kim Smith
Bennett Electric
Norwalk Reflector
F.C.P
Lake Erie Carpenters
Vera Claytor
Bennett
Sandy Hart
Kathy Walker
Miss Claytor
Debi Fritz
Linda Lane
Norwalk
Reflector
Lori Englert
Bennett’s
Cindy Ashley
Berry's Restaurant
Houston Funeral Home
Berry's
Heuston
Sandy Loden
Barman & Seitz
Meek’s Pastry
North’s Marathon
Janesville Products
F.O.P
Cyo
Milan
Lake Erie
John Soisson
Todd Brown
Bill Seitz
Brown
Dave Barman
Ed Ritz
Jeff Lake
Hospital Admissions at Fisher-Titus and Providence
Admissions at Fisher Titus include Mrs Laura Plummer Norwalk Elmer Vroman Norwalk Waldo Mench Monroeville Sabra Battles Sandusky David Sellers Norwalk Cintha Case Milan Mrs Kitty Clark Norwalk Roy Leffel Berlin Heights Mrs Ruth McCreary Norwalk Mrs Barbara Jordan Norwalk Mrs Barbara Walters Norwalk Mrs Karen Crawford Monroeville Lawrence Burley New London. Discharges list Swan Harkness Norwalk Ken Gove Milan Kurt Miller Monroeville Mrs Nellie Timbs New London Stephan Schultz Norwalk. Providence Hospital admission Joseph Turley Norwalk.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Laura Plummer
Norwalk
Elmer Vroman
Waldo Mench
Monroeville
Sabra Battles
Sandusky
David Sellers
Cintha Case
Milan
Kitty Clark
Roy Leffel
Berlin Heights
Ruth McCreary
Barbara Jordan
Barbara Walters
Karen Crawford
Lawrence Burley
New London
Swan Harkness
Ken Gove
Kurt Miller
Nellie Timbs
Stephan Schultz
Connors Defends Wimbledon Crown as Lloyd Falls in Straight Sets
Wimbledon in England saw top seed Jimmy Connors defeat John Lloyd in straight sets 6-2 6-3 6-1 as the 15,000 Center Court crowd voiced strong support for Lloyd. Meanwhile, Norwalk drag racers dominated local events with Dean Riedy and Dennis Downing claiming titles in Stock Eliminator and Selectra Eliminator respectively.
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Wimbledon
England
John Lloyd
Britain
Jimmy Connors
Connors
Lloyd
Dean Riedy
Milan
Dennis Downing
Norwalk
Kings land Marcel Dionne as center for 1975 76
Los Angeles Kings announce the acquisition of Marcel Dionne 23 from Detroit for defenseman Terry Harper and left wing Danny Maloney. The deal includes a 1976 second round pick and Bart Crashley from Detroit. Dionne was the NHL’s No. 3 scorer in 1974 75 and will play center next season at the Forum.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Marcel Dionne
Los Angeles Kings
Forum
Kings
Dionne
Terry Harper
Danny Maloney
Detroit
Bart Crashley
Red Wings
Obituaries from New London area with multiple deaths
Obituary notices for John L. Shriver Ada Wave Wood Minnie Schaefer and Geraldine Lindsay detail ages birthplaces professions and survivors. Funeral arrangements and burial plans are listed with dates and locations across Ohio towns including New London Milan and Willard.
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John L. Shriver
New London
Tiffin
Mr. Shriver
Jollytown
U.S. Army
New London Post Office
Broome-Wood Post
American Legion
National Rifle Association
Eakins
Eastman Funeral Home
Garrison Funeral Home
Bell Tops Among 3rd Basemen In All-Star Balloting
New York reports that Cleveland’s Buddy Bell leads AL third basemen while Oakland’s Gene Tenace tops at first base in the ongoing All-Star balloting. Bell holds a slim edge over Sal Bando as the July 15 Milwaukee game nears.
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New York
UPI
Gene Tenace
Oakland A’s
Buddy Bell
Cleveland Indians
Tenace
A’s
Texas
Mike Hargrove
Baltimore
Lee May
Bell
Oakland
Sal Bando
Milwaukee
Thurman Munson
Ray Fosse
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Buddy _ Bell
Cleveland
Bert Campaneris
Robin Yount
Bucky Dent
Chicago
Reggie Jackson
Joe Rudi
Jeff Burroughs
Bobby Bonds
Carlos May
Hal McRae
Henry Aaron
German Village House & Garden Tour set for June 29 in Columbus
The German Village event features restored homes, live music by the Lederhosen Five, folk dancing, and art displays. Tickets cost 21 dollars per person and include lunch. reservations available by calling 668 1622 or at the Huron County AAA office.
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Columbus
Lederhosen
Huron County
Nine Earn All A's at New London High School
Nine students at New London High School earned all A's for the fourth nine weeks. Honorees include Evelyn Crabbs Laura Mekoleske Ruthann Cowie Jody Luxon Roman Rudy Bev Frizzell Tom Neel Lisa Nirode and Charles Meade. Seniors andi Barnes Evelyn crabbs Rita Harris Kristine Kistler Cheryl McKee Laura Mekoleske Kevin Nestor Mark Rader.
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New London
New London High School
Evelyn Crabbs
Laura Mekoleske
Ruthann Cowie
Jody Luxon
Roman Rudy
Bev Frizzell
Tom Neel
Lisa Nirode
Charles Meade
Andi Barnes
Rita Harris
Kristine Kistler
Cheryl McKee
Kevin Nestor
Mark Rader
Judd Erlenbach
Herb Gregory
Leanne Kelly
Sue Koshar
Lisa McClaflin
Rollie Schick
Becky Switzer
Becky Carpenter
Cheryl Hendrickson
Carolyn Marett
Susan Morrow
Lisa Nicode
Denise Runkle
Debbie Tyras
Jim Gale
Collette Howell
Sue Luxon
Brenda Sonewald
Teresa Tester
Jeff Tock
Monroeville honors 25 students with all A’s in grading period
Twenty five Monroeville High School students led by a dozen juniors earned all A's in the last grading period. Recipients include seniors Shelley Bliss Betsy Myers Anna Wilhelm Roseann Wise and others from all class levels. Marine Corporal Larry R Scott of Greenwich has been promoted while with the 3d Force Service Regiment on Okinawa. a 1971 graduate, he joined the Marine Corps in 1973.
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Monroeville High School
Shelley Bliss
Betsy Myers
Anna Wilhelm
Roseann Wise
Pat Brooks
Kyle Heyman
Terri Jones
Carol Myers
Ken Schafer
Linda Didion
Julie Berkley
Colleen Limbird
Doris Smith
Sue Witter
Mary Tyler
Julie Moore
Larry R. Scott
Harrison Il. Scott
Greenwich
3D Force Service Regiment
Okinawa
The
Marine Corps
Ohio certifies United Presidents Life complies with state laws
The Ohio Department of Insurance certifies United Presidentsal Life Insurance Company of Kokomo Indiana is authorized to transact insurance in Ohio for the current year. The 1973 year end statement shows admitted assets 9,691,582.15. liabilities 3,941,789.45. net assets 5,749,792.70. capital 1,510,020.00. surplus 4,239,772.70. income 3,476,523.86. expenditures 3,026,425.01. Signed by Kenneth E DeShetler Supt. of Insurance of Ohio at Columbus on July 1, 1974.
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State of Ohio
Department of Insurance
State of
Ohio
United Presidental Life Insurance Company
Kokomo
Indiana
Columbus
Kenneth E DeShetler
Insurance of
Dependable Tenants Sought in Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad
Local Norwalk newspaper seeks reliable renters through a classified ad. Prospective tenants should provide steady income, references, and willingness to maintain property standards. Contact details available in the public notice section for applicants.
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Norwalk
Cancer Society Elects Schultz as President in Norwalk
Dr. Harold Schultz of Norwalk was elected president of the Huron County Cancer Society with Robert Finlay as vice president and Mrs. John Marpham as secretary. James Hawes becomes treasurer. officers take over Sept. 1. Mrs. Charles Sanders and Martha Brown were named delegates, and Diana Patton won a first place science fair award for a cancer project.
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New London
Harold Schultz
Norwalk
Huron County Cancer Society
Robert Finlay
Collins
John Marpham
Willard
James Hawes
Charles Sanders
Martha Brown
Shan Mohammed
Diana Patton
Greenwich
Jean Yingling
Bellevue
Lucinda Riley
Barbara Eckenfels
Monroeville Board Schedules 8 P.M. Hiring Session
The Monroeville Board of Education will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the elementary school library to hire personnel.
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John
Heaston Funeral Home
George Sherbondy
Woodlawn Cemetery
Monroeville
Monroeville Board of Education
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