Local classifieds and obituary notices from Milan area
The snippet lists a beauty salon appointment info at Looking Glass Beauty Salon 174 East Main Street with contact number 668 8990 and October 24 end date. It also includes a Milan Mothers Club sale October 20 to 25, a rummage sale at W S C S United Methodist Church October 23 and 24, a potato sellers notice by Mrs Fred Beer of Rt 61E with contact 662 9582, a Holland bulbs promo at NBC with dates 20 22 24 25, and an obituary for Carl Henry Seibel 70 of 150 Benedict Ave died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital born October 30 1898.
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Looking Glass Beauty Salon
East Main Street
Carl Henry Seibel
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
George Collingwood
New London
Fitchville
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Sandusky
Collingwood
Golda
Marian Helton
Verna O’neil
Rene March
Fay Hatala
Eastman’ Funeral Home
James Killgrove
Fitchville Post, American’ Legion
Car Stolen From Ford Dealership Recovered at Lake
A 1966 metallic blue Chevrolet Impala Sports Coupe stolen from George Manyak Ford Inc. was found abandoned at Camden Lake in Lorain County. Police say the theft occurred between 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday and the sheriff's department located the car at 2 15 Sunday afternoon.
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George Manyak
Greenwich Area Calendar Highlights Local Clubs Weekly
Area listings show events across Greenwich from Monday to Thursday including free Sisters meeting at Grange Hall and sonic Lodge at Masonic Hall. Reading Circle hosted by Mrs Elinor Myers, Rotary Club at Methodist Church, Family Night at United Methodist Church, Thin Thinkers Tops Club at Sanders Building, and Boy Scout Troop 225 plus Cub Scout Pack 226 meetings at local venues.
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Greenwich
Grange Hall
Sonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Twentieth Century Reading Circle
Elinor Myers
Methodist Church
United Methodist Church
Thin Thinkers
Sanders
Municipal
Hospital Admissions and Deaths Across Ohio Towns
Public notices from Fisher Titus and Sandusky summarize admissions and discharges for Edith Burley and others, with lists of patients by name and address. Obituaries note the deaths of Clarence Rickard and Latimer Selyem, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements across Sandusky New London Fitchville.
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Milan
Milan Town Hall
W.S.C.S. United Methodist Church
Fred Beer
Rt. 61
Collins
NBC
Lyme Township
Seibel
Clark
Wooouttont
Eecote
ST. Mary's ST
Northern Ohio Telephone
General Telephone & Electronics
Edith Burley
Lewis Bender
Sylvania
Gerald _ Beck
Monroeville
Clyde Bellamy
Bernice Chaffee
Olah Slaback
Polk
Tina Poole
Ashland
Hugh Johns
Stoutenburg
Kathy Eisel
West Main
Bertha Pickett
North West
Bernard Adams
Wakeman
Nancy Loper
Walnut
Elsie
James Enright
Paul Witter
Roberta Mattlage
Ray Chapin
Mary Bollenbacher
Bellevue
Linda Schwenn
Huron
Chester Wasiniak
Traudel Brutsche
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Christine Opfer
Berlin Heights
Margie McMorrow
East Main
Mary Wilbur
Milan Ave
David Gibson
Grove
Bertha Hicks
Sandra Short
Bouscau
Irene Martin
Aretha Howey
Fryen
Treva Sax
Eric Farkas
North Old State
Jennifer Hoyt
Norwood
Victor Niedzinski
Dale Pickens
Baby
Mark Doughty
Charles Reed
Melvin _ Sellinger
Jenny Leitzke
Dennis Ezell
Denison University
Beta Theta Pi
Columbia University
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Woodlawn Cemetery
J.K. McDivitt
First United Presbyterian Church
Cancer Society
Clarence A. Rickard Sandusky
Clarence A. Rickard
Second St
Providence Hospital
Farrell Cheek Steel Co
Rickard
SS Peter and Paul Church
Amvers Post No. 17
Ohio Protective Association
U.S. Army
Norwalk Dartball Association
Viola Nickols
Alfred Stamm, Jr
Sharon Rickard
Clarence A. Jr
Gladys Feick
Winifred Judge
Quick Funeral
Funeral
Thomas Marlborugh
Calvary Cemetery
Latimer A. Selyem
Route 162
William B. Holman
Huron County
Mr. Selyem
Cleveland
White Motor Co
Rochester
Anna
Evelyn Liss
Virginia Summers
Iselin
N.J
Edwin
Utica
Mich
Laura Walters
Clara Koutnik
Mamie Novelli
Dunkirk
N.Y
Eastman Funeral Home
Rochester Center Cemetery
Economy Savings and Loan Company
Merit Shoe Store
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