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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1975
Page
4
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William C. Stultz of Berlin Heights died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky after a 15 day illness. He was born in Altoona Pennsylvania and lived in Watfordsburg prior to moving to Berlin Heights five years ago. He worked 49 years as a railroad clerk retiring in 1959. He belonged to Lakeview Methodist Church Berlin Heights Hiram Masonic Lodge Jesse Temple Shrine Altoona and was active in Boy Scouting for over 50 years. Survived by daughter Dorothy Golden two grandchildren three great grandchildren brother Dick and three sisters all of Altoona. He was preceded in death by wife Catherine in 1968 and daughter Anna Maude in 1919. Funeral arrangements by Hinman Funeral Home. Burial in parish cemetery after services at Watfordsburg Presbyterian Church.
Hospitals report admissions and discharges including Mrs. Helen Grell Norwalk Mrs. Dorothy Sanders Bellevue Mrs. Fayrene Schaafsma Norwalk Mrs. Betty Goodsite Norwalk Mrs. Kathleen Thill Norwalk Mrs. Hazel Smith Norwalk Jennie Hartman New London Mrs. Ruth Battles Norwalk Vincent Battle Shinrock Mrs. Beatrice Beier Norwalk. Discharges include Chester Baker Norwalk Mrs. Ada Hohler Norwalk Robert Uther Norwalk Romadell Shays Norwalk William Betschman Norwalk Joseph Brown Norwalk Leon Downing Norwalk SANDUSKY Armstrong Berlin Heights Gregory and David Leigh North Fairfield Brian Patterson Norwalk Providence Hospital discharge Josephine Minardi Norwalk.
New London welcomes Dr. Michael L. Collins who will reopen the Humphrey Clinic at 118 East Main Street. Collins, 21, a Palmer College graduate from Davenport Iowa, completes clinic requirements and returns as sole operator after Humphrey’s retirement.
Norwalk Postmaster Robert O Donnell announced a national effort to improve mail quality. The USPS invites users to register problems using consumer service cards available from letter carriers and at post offices. The two card set copies go to local supervisors and to Postal Service Headquarters in Washington.
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