Coupon Drive Aims to Buy Kidney Machine for Clyde Man
The Betty Crocker coupon drive seeks to raise funds toward a $5,000 kidney machine for Leroy Stratton of Clyde, with 315,000 points collected toward a one million point goal. Boxes in local stores have emptied, schoolchildren collect coupons, and donations flow from Ohio and across the country. Stratton, a patient at Cleveland Veterans Hospital, underwent surgery March 12 after a relapse. his relatives and St. Marys Church organize the campaign through the General Mills program.
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Betty Crocker
Leroy Stratton
Clyde
August Chill
Wakeman
Stratton
General Mills Food Company
Cleveland Veterans’ Hospital
Chill
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Plastics Proxy Takes New Job
Walter Warner, former president of Precision Plastics a subsidiary of Eighty-Four Whittlesey Corp, has left the company to work elsewhere. The firm said it would not rebuild after the mid February fire and that insurance settlements and board decisions will guide next steps. Philip Lutz had stated no rebuilding would occur and the spokesman added there is nothing further to say.
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Eighty-Four Whittlesey Corporation
Walter Warner
Precision Plastics
Eighty-Four Whittlesey Corp
the Reflector
Plastics
Philip Lutz
Alsport
Robert Warner
Whittlesey Corp
Lutz
Two Car Crash Cited Driver in Norwalk Intersection
Norwalk teenagers Timothy D. Zehle and James L. Jansen were involved in a collision at East Main and Foster streets. Zehle cited for failure to yield right of way after Sehle’s turn in front of Jansen.
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Norwalk
East Main
Foster Streets
Timothy D. Zehle
James L. Jansen
Milliman
Jansen
Sehle
Barbara F. Eagleson
Wakeman
Kroger
Milan Ave
Rose E. Brady
Hawthorn Dr
Deadline Near For Corn Contracts At Stokely-Van Camp
A. H. Gassman of Stokely-Van Camp said he does not know how many area growers have signed corn contracts for the 71 North West St. canning plant. He estimates 70 to 75 growers usually sign, with no idea how many will supply sweet corn this year. The firm offers 22 dollars per ton and no changes in policy. OAMA members will assist growers as they visit the contract office. today is the final sign-up day. Crockford's in London will close Tuesday after license nonrenewal.
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A. H. Gassman
Stokely-Van Camp
North West St
Gassman
Ohio Agricultural Marketing Association
OAMA
Willard Man Waives Extradition to Florida
Minton L. Jones, 22, Willard, waived extradition to Florida on robbery charges. He is jailed for a 30 day larceny by trick sentence, fined 200 dollars plus costs for a February swindle of a 91.01 repair bill, and has pleaded guilty to a forgery charge in Common Pleas Court. The case is continued and Jones will be turned over to Duval County authorities.
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Minton L. Jones
Willard
Florida
Jones
Harold E. Finch
North
Northside
Common Pleas
Duval County
Two Drivers Injured in Rear End Crash Near Greenwich
On U S 224 west of Greenwich Tuesday afternoon two drivers sustained non serious injuries and refused treatment after Elvie Shepherd of Greenwich rear ended Robert B Way of rural Tiffin. Shepherd faced charges for failing to stop in an assured clear distance. Albert Woody of Tallmadge was a passenger in Way's vehicle and was uninjured.
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U. S. 224
Greenwich
State Highway Patrol
Robert B. Way
Tiffin
Elvie Shepherd
Way
Shepherd
Albert Woody
Tallmadge
Driver Of Van Cited In Crash
David Gede of Huron was cited for failure to yield the right of way after his delivery van was hit by a semi at Hartland Center Road and U S 20 east of Norwalk. Gede sustained head and thumb lacerations and was listed as in satisfactory condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The truck was driven by 44 year old Robert Richmond of Sumner Iowa. Richmond had no injuries.
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David Gede
Huron
Hartland Center Road
U. S. 20
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Gede
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Robert Richmond
Sumner
Iowa
Richmond
Outhouse Race Split Date Moves to June in Cowichan Bay
About 200 outhouses powered by outboard motors are set to race in Cowichan Bay B C in June. Organizers said the event will shift from May 24 to a June date likely including Father's Day due to a crowded May schedule.
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Cowichan, Bay, B.C
UPI
Cowichan Bay
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Dial
Whittlesey
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Firestone
Blackwall
Cole
Maxie Tire Cerry A
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Lawn & Plant Food
Whittlesey Ave
Monthru
Williams
Calvin E. Williams
Ambler
Capitol
Leonard Fairstein
D-N.y
Larbstein
Darlene Betzer
Milan
Berlin-Milan
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Harvey
Europe
Olson
New York
Pan Am Super Jet
London
Rome
Paris
Exciting Olson
Oberammergau
Harvey Olson
America
Chicago
Reyal Canets
West Main
Norwalk Travel
Crockford’s
Willard Man
Perkins Plaza
Perkins Ave
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