Doctor urges preventive treatment to curb rheumatic heart disease
New Zealand born Dr Cathel A. MacLeod told about 75 people at the Huron County Heart Association banquet that rheumatic heart disease can be drastically reduced through preventive medicine. He cited throat swab testing and free penicillin for those with rheumatic heart disease, and urged early recognition and treatment of strep throat to cut disease rates. The speaker, from Cleveland and Case Western Reserve University, noted the program’s impact on declining rheumatic fever. Community leaders were elected and honored for fundraising success.
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New Zealand
Cleveland
Huron County Heart Association
Cathel A. MacLeod
American Heart Association
Dr. MacLeod
MacLeod
Veterans Administration Hospital
Case Western Reserve University
Huron County
Larry Foran
Willard
Robert Eberly
S. Linwood Ave
Morgan Jones
Eastwood Dr
Eberly
Foran
Ark Gilbert
New London
Sad Situation As Aging Tailors Face Mass Production
In Pittsburgh a group of seasoned tailors led by Nick Pellegrino lament the decline of bespoke sewing as mass production creatures steal work. They recall 129 years of craft, note low apprentice pay, and warn their industry may never return to former wages.
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Rudy Cernkovic
UPI
Pittsburgh
Nick Pellegrino
Pellegrino
Italy
Frank DeMarco
Nick
Pat Lombardi
DeMarco
Michelangelo
Monroeville Council Retains Sewer Tap Fee Policy
Monroeville Village Council keeps the $500 sewer tap-in fee for 37 patrons as the sanitary line near South Ridge Street becomes service ready. Engineer Harold E. McNally notes connections must occur within 90 days and that the project may secure a second Ohio Water Development Authority grant of about $26,700. Plans for water treatment plant improvements go to the Ohio Department of Health.
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Monroeville Village
Harold E. McNally
McNally
South Ridge Street
Corporation Limits
Monroe Street
Monroeville
Ohio Water Development Authority
Ohio Department of Health
Water plant upgrades eyed for village
G L Whitney presented preliminary drawings for a water treatment upgrade with total project cost about 225000 dollars and a 450 gpm capacity. The plan includes funding via five year renewal notes and mortgage revenue bonds with a potential customer rate impact not yet definite.
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G.L. Whitney
Whitney
North Star Council of Governments
Willard
Gerald E. Bowers
Vickery
Bowers
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Council
April Construction Totals Reach 133800 in Norwalk
Mayor's report to City Council shows Norwalk had 133800 in new construction and repairs in April, up from 63950 the prior year. Major project includes a 45000 home at 47 Garcia Dr by Oscar Silcox. 18000 home by Richard Striker at 41 Spine Court. 30000 home for Homer C Johns at 41 Spine Ct.
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Norwalk
Oscar Silcox
Garcia Dr
Fryen St
Richard Striker
Spine Court
Homer C. Johns
Hipp
Whittlesey Ave
Robert L. Timmons
Parsons Ave
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Rose Borgia
Huron County Heart Fund
Northeast Ohio
Lombardi
Ham
Loaf Mix
Chuck
Marion Stark & Son
Norwalk, Ohio
Norwalk Vault Co
Woodlawn Ave
David Bauer
E. Main St
Fabric Post
W. Main St
Russell Wilhelm
Benedict Ave
Robert Zorn
Unity Lane
Jerry Mason
Adria’s
Beauty Shop
Marion Huggins
Howard Foreman
Cline St
Oscar
Phillips
Rata
Tom Lyons
Milan Ave
U.S
Norwalk, O
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Chantilly
Chanel
Syneyes
Faberge
Shulton
Tussy
Tabu
Russell Stover
K&h Drug
Walgreen
Agency
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