Power outage disrupts city area officials unsure of cause
Ohio Edison officials said the brief outage around 10 am affected parts of the city from Milan Avenue to the railroad. The spokesman reported no certain cause while field reports are compiled. The affected zone runs south of Willard Avenue, west of Whittlesey Avenue, and north of Main Street.
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Ohio Edison
Milan Avenue
Willard Avenue
Whittlesey Avenue
Main Street
Obituaries From New London Area Dated Notices
Obituary notices list Harry E Grimes 78 a Wakeman farmer died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital survived by wife Lena two daughters and four sons with services set at Eastman Funeral Home burial in Clarksfield Cemetery Also Milan Milan Township Helen Sperling 53 died at Good Samaritan Hospital survivors husband two sons mother and siblings calling hours and burial details Tiffin Nellie D Fink 95 Willard death at Autumnwood Nursing Home described survivors and funeral plans Wakeman Michelle Ann Sayers stillborn to Gregory and Kimberly Sayers with graveside service Saturday Willard Pearl Dicks 98 died at Hillside Acres Church and family details and funeral arrangements Willard other items include James Davis to Linda Davis and parcels of land transfers noted across several families and places
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New London
Harry E. Grimes
Wakeman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Clarksfield Township
Grimes
Brown Fintube Co
Elyria
Brighton Congregational Church
Lena
Nadine Sutherland
Donna Grimes
Jim
Dale
Lake, Mich
Milan
Helen M. Sperling
River Road
Milan Township
Good Samaritan
Tiffin
Nellie D. Fink
Douglas St
Autumnwood Nursing Home
New Washington
Elma Pocks
Garrett
Ind
Eleanor Biller
George
Dorothy) Siegrist
Fink-Lindsey Funeral Home
Willard
River Road Cemetery
David Wilcox
Gerber Funeral Home
Pearl Dicks
Dale Ave
Hillside Acres
Chicago Junction
First United Methodist Church
Harry Rohrs
Sylvia McDowell
William
Fink- Lindsey
Eugene Priest
Greenwood Cemetery
Organizing Session Ends in Tense NOW Meeting
A NOW organizing meeting at the First United Presbyterian Church turned confrontational as ERA opponent Linda Greenwald and Gilbert Barman distributed STOP ERA literature. Participants debated ERA's impact on divorce, credit, and Social Security while organizers planned a follow up for March 28.
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National Organization For Women
Linda Furney
Ohio National Organization For Women
Edward Greenwald
E. Main St
Gilbert Barman
ERA
First United Presbyterian Church
Ms. Furney
Greenwald
Gloria Steinhein
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Helen Sperling
Nellie Fink
Paul Mustard
Grace Methodist Church
Michelle Sayers
James Davis
Linda Davis
John Draves, Sr
Katherine Draves
N.L
Aigler Farms Inc
Terry Felske
Bellevue City
Willard Woodworking
Walter, Fisher
Willard City
William & Berniece Beamer
Randall Garner
N.F. Village
Lacy
Dora Barnett
Pearl Hamilton, Jr
Ripley
E. Main
Tle Lee
Hanes
Thergran M
Cnorwalk ‘Home ‘Interiors
Ohio
New England States
Duff
Cleveland P
Sandusky
Kathy Szeibach
Reflector
Citizens National Bank
M. Leighton Battles
John W. Baltes
Paul L. Carpenter
John E. Gelvin
Howard J. Fisher
Carl H. Heyman
John G. Kaiser
Earle H. Lowe
Marilyn L. Jolly, M.D
Fisher-Titus
Benedict Ave
Napoleon's
Meeks Pastry Shop
S. Linwood
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Ohio Youth Commission
Division of Social Services
East Broad Street
Columbus
State Office
Fast Broad Street