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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1978

Page

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Knowing Funeral Costs Aids Survivors In Arrangements

In this funeral guidance piece, JAN ROGOSCH outlines how survivors begin steps after death, including choosing a funeral home, deciding between burial and cremation, and budgeting for caskets, vaults, urns, and cemetery plots. It cites price ranges from simple wooden caskets to bronze and cremation receptacles, and notes cemetery rules mandating burial vaults. It also mentions how vital statistics, obituaries, and service charges impact final totals.

Pope Pius XII Tom Lendrum Norwalk Concrete Industries Lendrum Cemetery of Choice Woodlawn Wakeman Detroit

Carter signs bill to curb cigarette tax losses and bootlegging

President Carter signs a federal penalties bill aiming to curb multimillion dollar cigarette bootlegging losses with prison terms up to five years and fines up to 100000. Other items include Cleveland health officials warning 4000 women to retake Pap tests amid lab errors at Automated Medical Services of Ohio.

Washington UPI Carter Cleveland Molly Brudnick Automated Medical Services of Ohio, Inc FBI Air Force

Donald Allen Hope Struggles With Housing And Care

A severely mentally challenged 21 year old man, Donald Allen, faces no suitable options as he awaits a probate hearing on possible institutionalization. He has spent most of his life in mental facilities, currently stays in jail, and expresses a wish to live with a foster family or work. Officials debate supervision, probation, or civil commitment while Allen seeks stability and work.

Donald Allen State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Mt. Vernon Ney Aenen Sys Peenniee Abean Allen Russell Leffler Thomas E. Heydinger Mt. Vernon Institute Huron County Fairgrounds Hauser Common Pleas Robert W. Smith Leffler Smith Christie Lane Huron County Mental Retardation Board 169 Board Marion Waits Heydinger State Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Patricia Pursel Nancy Shafer Mt. Vernon State Institute Huron County Common Pleas Court Donald Ohio Columbus Harold Priscilla Freeman Florida Norwalk Feeling Hills Mass Toledo Tiffin Erie Shores Carnival Waits Weindhardt Weinhardt

Willing Worker Displays Rubber Seal Craft at Court

Willing Worker Donald Allen shows a finished rubber seal for a car engine as a local judge weighs his fate. He trimmed excess rubber with fine tools and has spent days at Christie Lane and nights in the Huron County Jail.

Donald Allen Allen Christie Lane Huron County Paul Stafford

Marriage License Applications and Local Births in Sandusky Area

Marriage license applications include Patrick R Haeuptle of Sandusky and Mary Clare Davis of Wakeman. Local births list Rick and Lerenda Thomas of Castalia with a boy, and William and Maxine Howard of Berlin Heights with a girl. Death notices acknowledge Elsie Moll Eggleston, 79, Sandusky, Moselle Allen, 81, Norwalk, and Dr. William A. Gross, 84, Lakewood. The language usage note follows.

Tenperetaeas Patrick R. Haeuptle Sandusky Mary Clare Davis Wakeman Rick and Lerenda Thomas Castalia Fisher-Titus William and Maxine Howard Berlin Heights Sandusky Memorial Elsie (Moll) Eggleston Moselle Allen Norwalk William A. Gross Lakewood

Smith Sherman race heads to wire in Huron County

Incumbent Democrat Maurice Smith age 60 seeks re election against Republican Joseph Sherman age 46 in a tight county commission contest. Both men promote fiscal conservatism and local control while campaigning across Norwalk Willard New London and Hartland Township. Smith highlights record on taxes sewers and county oversight. Sherman touts farming background and business sense for cost effective government.

Maurice Smith Joseph Sherman Sherman Bellevue High School Lyme Township Hartland Township Norwalk Sound

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