Obituary and funeral services for Charles P Amato and John Logan
Funeral services set for Charles P Amato with rosary prayers by the Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella at Heaston Hile Funeral Home. Elks memorials also planned at the same address. John Logan of Fort Lauderdale formerly Norwalk died after an apparent heart attack. He leaves a wife and stepchildren. services by Kubach Smith Funeral Home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk.
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Charles P, Amato
Knights of Columbus
Heaston-Hile
Daughters of Isabella
The
Elks
Heaston-Hile Funeral Home
John
Jack) P. Logan
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Baker Street
Norwalk
Wakeman
Logan
Florida
Nina Mae
Harry
Verne Gordon
Kubach- Smith Funeral Home
Haldon Robarge
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk Fire Attends Car Fire Underscores Vehicle Safety
Firefighters were called to Central Boulevard and Taylor Avenue at 8 12 p m Monday where a carburetor fire in a car driven by Mike Kennedy burned out by arrival. No damage reported. Timothy N Conrady 19 Elyria pleaded innocent in County Court Monday to burglary. He was arrested by the Sheriff's Department. Financial institutions will close Friday November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. Citizens National Bank Home Savings and Loan Huron County Bank will not open. David L Stoneham 20 349 E Main St faces a speeding charge in Norwalk Mayor's Court after police cited him on St Mary's Street Monday night. Police found open windows at Plastic Molders Supply and Pleasant Street School and an unlocked door at Bob Meyer Chevrolet. Norwalk Conservation League holds a special membership meeting November 9 at Olé Club House. Olena Presbyterian Church hosts a Chicken Supper and Bazaar November 9 from 5 pm Adults 1 50 Children 75 cents.
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Norwalk
Central Boulevard
Taylor Avenue
Mike Kennedy
Timothy N. Conrady
Elyria
Sheriff’s Department
Citizen’s National Bank
Home Savings & Loan
Huron County Bank
David L. Stoneham
E. Main St
Plastic Molders Supply
Pleasant Street School
Bob Meyer
Hospital Admission and Discharge Log for FISHER-TITUS
The Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Amanda Earick Shelby Jessie Seiger New London Helen Kramer 29 Woodlawn Charles Spratt 51 Wooster Elizabeth Livermore 4 Hickory James Levers 7 Cortland Kathleen Burley 1 W Hark ness Eunice Moore 103 Jefferson. Discharges include Mary Coy New London Jean Fitzgerald and son Monroeville Elva McClaflin New London Earline Lover and son David Culver Norwalk. Admissions list Ellen Oney Barbara Carter Greenwich Ross Beelman Katherine Kilgore Lawrence Gaskell Leone Cole Willard Debbie Hoffman Vernon Johnson Plymouth Lorenzo Lynn Norwalk. Releases include Hazel Chaffins Wilma Buffington Gail Savick Plymouth Ruth Laser Scott Breyman Cynthia Breyman Betty Smith Madelin Griffin Dalton Shade Artie Dorman Marion Lindus Howard Bauer Willard Leon Aselton Greenwich Jacqueline Hoover Shiloh Susanna Nedolast New Washington.
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Amanda Earick
Shelby
Jessie Seiger
New London
Helen Kramer
Woodlawn
Charles Spratt
Wooster
Elizabeth Livermore
Hickory
James Levers
Cortland
Kathleen Burley
W. Harkness
Eunice Moore
Jefferson
Mary Coy
Jean Fitzgerald
Monroeville
Elva McClaflin
Earline Lover
David Culver
Norwalk
Ellen Oney
Barbara Carter
Greenwich
Ross _ Beelman
Katherine Kilgore
Lawrence Gaskell
Leone Cole
Willard
Debbie Hoffman
Vernon Johnson
Plymouth
Lorenzo Lynn
Hazel Chaffins
Wilma _ Buffington
Gail Savick
Ruth Laser
Scott Breyman
Cynthia Breyman
Betty Smith
Madelin Griffin
Dalton Shade
Artie Dorman
Marion Lindus
Howard Bauer
Leon Aselton
Jacqueline Hoover
Shiloh
Susanna Nedolast
New Washington
Maxim's Opens Second Tokyo Restaurant
UPI reports Maxim's, famed Paris restaurant, opened a second Tokyo outpost today. The new venue focuses on raw fish delicacies and expertly prepared sushi as part of its refined menu.
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Tokyo
UPI
Maxim’s
Open House Showcases New Library Basement Expansion
A Vienna area library finishes basement space with two large rooms for a children's department and a community meeting area that seats about 100. The open house drew 85 youngsters. furnishings are still needed including shelves chairs and a kitchen unit. Donations from the Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Rotary Club funded the $10 000 project. Board members and librarians greeted guests.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rotary Club
Vienna
O.J. Landefeld
Gordon Shaw
Mark Brouwer
Emmett Guthrie
Lee Maddocks
Delinquency and Traffic Charges Reported in October
October figures show 12 girls and 13 boys charged with delinquency at Hur County Juvenile Court while 5 girls and 18 boys faced traffic charges. Most cases came from New London and Norwalk, with ages 14 to 17 and a concentration in 16 and 17 year olds. Drinking led with 12 cases, truancy with five. Court support totaled 5704.71 dollars plus 195.30 in costs.
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Huron County Juvenile Court
New London
Norwalk
Willard
Willard Names New Councilman
Ralph J. Graham, 60, of 201 Washington St., was appointed to Willard ward two seat by five to one vote after Charles A. Reel Jr. resigned to focus on work. Graham, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car inspector, will serve until the 1967 municipal election and is a lifelong resident.
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Willard Ralph J. Graham
Washington St
Willard
Graham
Charles A. Reel, Jr
Reel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
U S Sub Tiru Returns to Brisbane for Repairs
The U S submarine Tiru limped into Brisbane on Monday for repairs after running aground Thursday on a coral sea reef 500 miles northeast of Queensland. The vessel was not seriously damaged and was to be inspected.
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Brisbane
Australia
UPI
U.S
Tiru
Queensland
Two Cars Damaged In Route 224 Crash Near Greenwich
Richard Sheppard, 24, of Shelby, was eastbound on Route 224 trying to pass when he pulled back into the right lane and struck Priscilla Fox, 17, of Greenwich, in the rear. Both drivers avoided injury. Sheppard cited for speed in excess of conditions.
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Route
Greenwich
Norwalk
Richard Sheppard
Shelby
Priscilla E. Fox
Rt. 1
Fox Auto
Sheppard
Swart to retire as South African president in May
President Charles Swart 71 will retire from office next May one year before his term ends. Swart has led the country since May 31, 1961.
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Pretoria
South Africa
UPI
Charles Swart
Swart
Discharge notices for Estep and Jackson families
Mrs. Harold Estep and infant discharged to RD 2 Norwalk. Mrs. Terra Jackson discharged to 131/2 Norwood Ave.
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Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Harold Estep
Baby
Norwalk
Terra Jackson
Norwood Ave
Livestock Market Report from Cleveland
Livestock prices in Cleveland with hogs down 25 cents and cattle largely steady. Hogs sold at 200-220 pounds 20.50 to 21.00, cattle including choice steers 24.50 to 25.50 and heifers 22.50 to 23.50, calves 100 steady, sheep and lambs 250 steady with spring lambs at 23 to 23.50 and rangelike weights around 22 to 23 for medium to good.
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Cleveland
UPI
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Robert A. Taft, Jr
Cincinnati
John J. Gilligan
Paul Douglas
Emily
Chicago
Jack
P. Logan
Fibre Box
Stanley F. Allison
Packaging Corp. of America
Fibre Box Association
Bronson Norwalk Conservation League
Olé Club
Olé State Road
Bazzar Olena Presbyterian Church
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Gene Widman
Rane Enerin
Benedict
Gene Widman, Inc
Case Ave
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