Obituaries Known for Grace Flinn and Hawn Rites Set
Grace L Flinn wife of the late Melville Flinn died in Chicago after living there 40 years She formerly resided in Norwalk Survived by sister Mrs Charles B Parker Services at Anders Funeral Home Sandusky Monday 2 pm Rev A R Van Deventer officiating Burial in Woodlawn Norwalk Fred F Hawn 78 Willard RD 2 died at Willard Municipal Hospital Former Duck Lake Michigan grocer WW I veteran Survived by two sisters Alta Hawn Mrs Irye Joslin and two brothers Charles Jay Services 2 pm Tuesday Senior Funeral Home Burial Bethel Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm Sunday Ma ble Mattershourwine Bellevue died in San Jose Calf while visiting her daughter The body returned Bellevue Services 2 30 pm Monday Evangelical Church Burial Bellevue Cemetery Sister of Mrs Ewell Norwalk
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Grace L, Flinn
Grace L. Flinn
Melville Stone Flinn
Chicago
Ill
Norwalk
Charles B. Parker
Chaska Beach
Huron
Anders
Sandusky
A.R. van Deventer
Christ Episcopal Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Duck Lake
Mich
Alta Hawn
Willard
Irye Joslin
Toledo
Charles
Jay
Seal Beach
Calif
Homer
Harry Adams
Bethel Cemetery
Mattershourwine
Bellevue
Mable Mattershourwine
San Jose
John Grihel
Evangelical Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Ewell
New Superintendent Named for City Utilities
Dorff, chairman, said 12 applications were reviewed over months to choose Sallabank's successor. The new superintendent, a Marietta native, attended Akron University and Fenn College and belongs to the American Institute of Plant Engineers and the National Association of Power Engineers. He and Mrs. Davis will reside at Newton Terrace Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorff
City Council
Public Light and Line Extension
Sallabank
Marietta
Davis
Akron UN
Iversity and
Fenn College
American Institute of Plant Engineers
The
National Association of Power Engineers
Newton Terrace
N S Driver Cited After Collision at Main and Benedict
Police cited Charles Sanders of New London for an improper start from a parked position after his vehicle hit a semitrailer at 10 25 this morning at the Main and Benedict intersection. Patrolman Henry Landoll witnessed the accident and said Sanders was pulling from the south side parking on W Main St and began a right turn onto Benedict. The semitrailer was driven by Thomas Dovey of Bairdford Pa and was turning right from W Main onto Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanders
New London
Main and
Benedict
Henry Landoll
Sanders
W. Main St
Thomas Dovey
Bairdford
W. Main
Quickies Dinner Specials and Local Police Notes
Quickies enjoy Mother s Day dinner at Interstate Dining Room with a two dollar donation from twelve to three. A Baker Street resident reports a porch to police. A Central Blvd resident says her dog was shot with a pellet. Donald Miller cited for speeding in the business district. Police found NHS painted on Linwood Ave bridge. The Curve Inn serves open Mothers Day dinners. Police arrested Paul McAleer for drunkenness. fine suspended if he leaves town. Sammie Dedman cited for driving left of center. fine with costs.
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Central Blvd
Donald Miller
Bank Sr
NHS
Linwood Ave
Paul Rodney McAleer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peg’s
McAleer
Sammie Francis Dedman
Sandusky
Benedict Ave
Dedman
Norwalk Jaycees Announce Miss Huron County Pageant Team
Chairmen named for the Miss Huron County Pageant include general chairman Doug Luikart and committee leads Dick Van Hentenryck for tickets Gene Missler for parade Tom Thaxton for entries Don Werzel for promotion Bill Berry for publicity Dick Wetzel for finance Dave Klingelsmith for production Jerry Neeland for judges and entertainment Jim Hile for post pageant Tim Weisenberger and Jerry Stoll for staging and technical duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Jaycees
Pat Furlong
Doug Luikart
Dick van Hentenryck
Gene Missler
Tom Thaxton
Don Werzel
Bill Berry
Dick Wetzel
Dave Klingelsmith
Jerry Neeland
Jim Hile
Tim Weisenberger
Jerry Stoll
Great Lakes Officials Meet On Water Pollution Monday
Three governors and at least five congressmen will join about sixty officials from eight Great Lakes states at a Monday conference on lake water pollution. Hosted by Gov. James A Rhodes, the gathering will review actions and planned corrective and preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPS
Great Lakes States
James A. Rhodes
Trading With Communists Moves Chamber of Commerce
Delegates at the Chamber of Commerce annual convention voted to ease relations with Red China, signaling a shift toward accommodating Communist trade. The piece notes pressure from business interests, California governors, and political figures to end or loosen embargoes while debating the moral implications and public response to such policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Red China
Erwin Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Asia
California
Brown
China
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
America
John Brown
South
Hospitals Additions And Discharges List
Fisher Titus Hospital admissions include Ronald Klepper RD 1 and Mrs. Lilian Laws Milan among others. Discharges list Robert William, Mrs. Martha Johnson and son, Mrs. Virginia Cone, Oscar Ott, and several Norwalk residents plus Monroeville and Vermilion names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Klepper
RD 1
Lilian Laws
Milan
Myrtle Conry
Wakeman
Bonnie Webster
Cleveland
Philip Webster
Charles Searight
Robert William
Martha Johnson
Virginia Cone
Oscar Ott
Joy Ellis
Cecilia Cripps
Norwalk
Matilda Wilhelm
Monroeville
Alvin Justi
Hazel Hauff
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Fred F. Hawn
Section Line Road
Willard RD
Willard Municipal Hospital
Richmond Township
N.S
Interstate Dining Room
Baker Street
Ohio
Curve Inn
Open Mothers Day
Road Building and Equipment Co. of
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
St. Paul High School
Smith Peterson Shoe Store
Young Americans For Freedom
Romania
Lincoln
McHard Womark
Carrol Bauer Ta Wis Wu Maio
Wcardo Montalban
Dolores del RI
Gilbert Roland
Arthur Kenne
James Stewart
Edward G Robinson
McRi
Oms Mft
Wilkinson
Paint and Wallpaper CO
Columbia
OF Ohio, Inc
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Star View Drive
West
Killers
Lee Marvin
Angie Dickinson
Bia
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