Toledo Blue Cross leader elected at 40th annual meeting
Chester Devenow, Sheller-Globe chairman and CEO, was elected BCNWO board chairman at the 40th annual meeting. Dennis E. McClung, BCNWO president, reported 1977 benefits paid rose to 127 million with Medicare payments at 82 million. Total payments reached 244 million, up 20 million. Old State Road closure planned for installation work at Ohio Edison plant. Huron County Alcohol Center set 7:15 p.m. meeting at 258 Benedict Ave to discuss services. downtown Norwalk street lights partially restored. safety concerns cited. Wakeman man arrested for carrying a concealed pistol at Branding Iron Tavern. others jailed in Willard and Greenwich on various charges.
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Chester Devenow
Sheller-Globe Corporation
Blue Cross of Northwest Ohio
BCNWO
Dennis E. McClung
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Huron County Alcohol Center
Benedict Ave
Steven Bovia
Bovia
Wakeman
Lewis Baisden, Jr
Clarksfield
Garland L. Laferty
Willard
Charles L. Burks
Timothy S. Pollard
Greenwich
Laferty
Burks
Pollard
Obituary for John H. Patton COLLINS 78
John H. Patton 78 of Collins died Friday at Twilight Gardens Geriatric Center. Native of Cleveland he had lived in the Collins area since 1962 after moving from Cleveland. A bus driver for Cleveland Transit Co. for 32 years he retired in 1962. Survived by son Bernard of Lakewood and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn of Cleveland, plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren and brother Fred of Cleveland. Preceded by brothers Bernard and sister Margaret. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. today at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. funeral 2 p.m. Sunday, Rev. Richard Harper officiating. Burial in Collins Cemetery.
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Collins Road
Twilight Gardens Geriatric Center
Cleveland
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Cleveland Transit Co
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Senior Citizens
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Lakewood
Dorothy
Evelyn
Fred
Margaret
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Richard Harper
Collins United Methodist Church
Burail
Collins Cemetery
Greenwich Coonhunters Drop Grain to Aid Starving Small Game
The Rural Coonhunters Club of Greenwich drops over five tons of donated grain in woods to feed starving small game. John Francisco says Heck's Flying Service of Willard delivered the dog food bags and that grain spreads as the bags burst on impact. He warns animals roam snowbound with death as the only threat and urges sportsmen to distribute grain now to ensure future hunting.
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Greenwich
John Francisco
Heck
Flying Service of
Willard
Francisco
Bankers Seminar Wednesday at Firelands Campus
A customer relations seminar for area bankers titled What Do You Say After You Smile? will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Firelands Campus. Ted Drier of Dallas, Texas will speak. The event is sponsored by the North Central Ohio Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. For more information contact Robert A. McKnight at Willard United Bank.
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Ted Drier
Dallas
Texas
North Central
Ohio
The
American Insitute of Banking
Robert A. McKnight
Willard United Bank
Reardon on mental health and drugs in Huron County
The discussion centers on mental health and drug issues with athletic speaker Reardon criticizing over‑the‑counter drug use and urging healthier lifestyles. He links drug problems to self image, parental involvement, and school engagement, urging action beyond passive living and warning against glamorizing alcohol or drugs.
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Drug Services Coordinator Reardon Aims to Motivate Troubled Youth
Michael Reardon, 30, hired in 1976 to create a drug education program in Huron County, also coaches freshman basketball and varsity cross country at St. Paul High School. He says he enjoys turning around negative situations and notes rich kids share needs with those in ghettos. A student gouged his eyebrow with a Bic pen, leaving 24 stitches. he was briefly unguarded yet returned to coach that night. Reardon earned $14,000 annually and once worked at a summer camp for wealthy children, learning they seek the same parental attention as poorer youths.
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Burglary, car window and thefts reported in New London area
General Elastomer Corp. owner reports a burglar broke into the plant at 85 Pleasant St and stole 155 dollars in petty cash from the main office. A gray cash box vanished as drawers were rummaged, with no other items missing. Separate incidents include a broken car window on Wheeling Street likely from a chunk of frozen salt used to break a salt pile, and a broken back door window at 24 Norwood Ave where a lock box was discarded. New London police arrested James R. Bloom on a bench warrant and he awaits Monday court. Randolph Nickoli reports a battery stolen from his pickup at Norwalk Bowling Center between 6:15 and 11 p.m.
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General Elastomer Corp
Pleasant St
James Klingerman
Akron
David B. Hite
Norwood Ave
Wheeling Street
Hite County Insurance
New London
Norwalk
Bloom
Randolph R. Nickoli
Nickoli
Hospital Break-In Affects Fisher-Titus Memorial Admitting and Discharges
A hospital break-in at Fisher-Titus Memorial disrupted admissions and discharges. Names listed include Mrs Esther Lee of Greenwich for admission and several discharges across towns: Mrs Mary Heck Milan Mrs Christine Sherrill Collins William Bearshem Wakeman Mrs Olive Johnson Norwalk Mrs Rita Thayer and son Norwalk Patsy Gorsuch New London Mrs Mata Tenteris Norwalk Timothy Laing Norwalk James McAffee Wakeman.
Estate value filed in Huron County Probate Court
The estate of e John S. Cok of Celeryville lists jointly held property or accounts with a total value of $23 390. The filing notes joint ownership where applicable.
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Huron County Probate Court
John S. Cok
Celeryville
Maple City Ice Sues Supplier Over Franchise Pact
Maple City Ice Co of Norwalk sues Schieffelin and Co New York and L and W Distributing Mansfield alleging violations of a Schieffelin exclusive franchise in Huron Ashland Richland and Crawford counties and an extra distribution rights clash in Lorain Erie Ottawa Sandusky Holmes and Wayne counties seeking $3112 plus accounting damages and permanent injunctions. Norwalk lawyer John Allton represents Maple City Ice.
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Maple City Ice. Co
Norwalk
Mansfield Distributing Company
Schieffelin and Co
New York
L & W. Distributing Co
Mansfield
Maple City Ice
Schieffelin
Huron
Ashland
Richland
Crawford Counties
Lorain
Erie
Ottawa
Sandusky
Holmes
Wayne Counties
Wayne
Holmes Counties
John Allton
Points Charged On FHA VA Loans Explained
The article explains that points are charges by lenders when offering FHA or VA loans at below market rates. Points, equal to one percent of the loan amount, compensate the lender for the rate difference and down payment requirements. Government rules cap buyer-paid points at one. extra points are seller obligations. Bench Diversified Real Estate Co. invites inquiries at Citizen's National Bank, Norwalk, phone 668-8161.
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Bench Diversified Real Estate CO
Citizen's National Bank
Norwalk
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Bankers’ Seminar
Rouy
Meet Drug Services
Michael Reardon
Maxine VanSaun
Christie Ave
James R. Bloom
Probate
Rench
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