Obituary of Homer L. Sandefur Clyde resident dies at 71
Homer L. Sandefur 71 of Clyde died unexpectedly at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a two week stay. Born in Tazewell Tennessee in 1899 he lived in the Clyde area since 1956 and retired from Ford Motor Co in 1965. He leaves a son Joe Norwalk three daughters Pauline Williams Jeannette Roark Dessie Collingsworth 11 grandchildren two great grand children two siblings and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for Friday at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with burial in Cave Springs Cemetery. The body will be taken to Coffey Funeral Home in Tazewell for additional calling hours Saturday. Burial follows in Cave Springs Cemetery.
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Homer L. Sandefur
Clyde
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Tazewell
Tenn
Sandefur
Ford Motor Co
Monroe
Mich
Sandusky
New Hope Baptist Church
Joe
Norwalk
Pauline Williams
Jeannette Roark
Dessie Collingsworth
New Tazewell
Floyd
Bertie Essary
Kingston
Bettie
Heaston-Hile
Paul Smith
Russell Pritchard
Coffey Funeral Home
Cave Springs Baptist Church
Cave Springs Cemetery
Cleveland Livestock Markets Mixed Results Reported
Livestock prices show markets steady to higher in Cleveland with gains up to 25 cents. Prime steers 33.50 to 34.50, heifers 27 to 31.50, cows 17 to 23.50, calves 25, hogs 17 to 17.50 for 200 to 220 pounds, lambs 28 to 28.50 for prime spring.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
Norwalk Fire Calls. Auto Theft and Worship Workshop
Firefighters were summoned twice in one night to Norwalk residences and businesses, with minor damage from a transformer short and a space heater. Theft included four wheel covers at Bob Meyer Chevrolet. a car front tire theft was thwarted by a missing matching jack. An improperly displayed license plate case involves a Castalia man. The Norwalk district worship workshop will be hosted by area United Methodist churches at Christ United Methodist Church in Lorain.
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Norwalk
Leo Bees
State Street
Norwalk Motor Sales
Milan Ave
John Orth
Prospect
Bob Meyer
Robert E. Meyer
Southwood
Norwood Ave
Castalia
Kenneth Lewis
First United Methodist Church of
Milan
Norwalk Girl Injured In School Bus Incident
An 11 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael L Walsh, was injured after a 10 year old boy pushed her from a school bus on League Street School grounds. The girl suffered a possible concussion and was taken to Lorain Community Hospital. A teacher approached as the assailant fled. The incident followed the boy being summoned to the principal's office at Pleasant Street School.
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Michael L. Walsh
Fryen St
League Street School
Walsh
Lorain Community Hospital
Pleasant Street School
HUD delays Norwalk sewer separation work pending funds
HUD will delay at least three months on Norwalk sewer separation after a review of plans. A HUD rep warned the city cannot begin any project without federal funds approval, and an engineer has yet to be retained. The city voted in November for a $2.5 million bond to support the $4.1 million first phase. Dwight Adams of HUD spent four hours examining the plan.
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Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Krogh
Dwight Adams
Norwalk
Adams
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
In Norwalk Mayor's Court, Russell F. E. Fairchild of North Fairfield faces a red light violation with a $17 bond forfeiture. Daniel Carnicom of rural Norwalk pays a $10 fine and $7 costs for failure to yield. Marcial Mitchell of 272 East Main Street Norwalk has a $17 fine and $7 costs with a suspension. James Olms of Perrysburg charged for stop sign violation with $17 bond. Kathryn Souslin of North Fairfield linked to red light. Elizabeth A. Schumm of 31 Newton Street faces improper backing with $17 bond forfeiture. Lyman Lutts of 98 Eastwood Drive charged for stop sign with $17 bond forfeiture. Laura Arnold of 3 Indian Terrace linked to stop sign with $17 bond forfeiture. Andy J. Case of Collins cited for weaving with $10 fine and $7 costs. Elmer Lutts of rural Norwalk owes $10 fine and $7 costs for improper backing and a $25 fine and $7 costs for giving false information to police.
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Norwalk
Russell FE
Fairchild
North Fairfield
Daniel Carnicom
Marcial Mitchell
E. Main St
James Olms
Perrysburg
Kathryn Souslin
Elizabeth A. Schumm
Newton St
Lyman Lutts
Eastwood Dr
Laura Arnold
Indian Terrace
Andy J. Case
Collins
Weaving
Elmer Lutts
Want a Better Job Reflector Help Wanted Column Norwalk
A Norwalk help wanted column features local opportunities across industries. Listings include positions in clerical work, sales, and skilled trades with contact details and application notes. Readers seek job leads and employer contacts in the Norwalk area.
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Norwalk
Exchange Concert Planned Between NL and Rossford Bands
NEW LONDON The Rossford High School Concert Band will join the New London High School Concert Band for a 7 30 p m concert in the New London High School gym Friday. Rossford is led by Elmer Girten and New London by James Van Sickle. Rossford arrives in the afternoon for rehearsal and will dine with local band members before the concert. A reciprocal concert is set for Rossford on April 16.
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New London
Rossford High School
New London High School
Rossford
Elmer Girten
James van Sickle
Want Extra Money Sell Your Unneeded Items
Advert says to call 662 4241 for selling unwanted belongings to earn extra cash.
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Bob's Auto Wrecking
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