Obituaries from Wooster Monroeville and Collins Ohio
Loren E Valentine 20 of Wooster died on arrival at Wooster Community Hospital after a 1976 Wooster High School graduate and Boy Scout member lived with parents Rev. William and Vivian Valentine and worked at Regal Ware. Dolly Farley 72 of Monroeville died after five months illness at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Charles L Hull 60 of Collins died at home after short illness a B 17 pilot and WWII veteran. Mrs H Gene Sears 65 of New London died at home survived by husband Ralph and four children. Funeral and burial arrangements announced with services in Wooster Monroeville Collins New London areas.
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Wooster
Loren E. Valentine
Wilson Road
Wooster Community Hospital
Wayne County
Sandusky
William and
Vivian
Oney) Valentine
Valentine
Regal Ware
Central Farm Supply of
Wooster High School
Boy Scouts
Church of God
Ohio
Monroeville
Dolly B. Farley
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Farley
Church of Christ
Greenwich
Wilford
Luena) Couture
Henry
Verna) Mead
Harrison
Bertha) Scott
John
Tampa
Fla
Laurence
Bertha Orwig
Bellevue
Irvin Davis
Clyde
Morris
Drake Funeral Home
Funeral
Collins
Charles L. Hull
DeRussey Road
Sharon Steel Inc
Brookfield
Hull
Europe
Curtis LaMay
VFW
Norwalk
Loyal Order of Moose
Elsie
Pamela Hull
Pittsburgh
Dennis
Lola Hull
Margaret) Parke
North Carolina
Gerber Funeral
Wakeman
Richard Harper
Collins United Methodist Church
Milan Cemetery
New London
H. Gene Sears
Ashland
Ralph W
Buss
Fanny Kemp
Hester Davis
Greenfield
Eastman Funeral Home
Charles Mead
Fitchville Church of Christ
Day Cemetery
New London Township
Dozen Strike At Norwalk Concrete
About a dozen workers at Norwalk Concrete Industries on Woodlawn Avenue walked off their jobs today over low wages. They blocked a plant driveway with a forklift until police persuaded them to clear the fire exit.
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Norwalk Concrete Industries, Inc
Woodlawn Avenue
Land Transfers And A Factory Walkout Near Norwalk
Land transfers are listed for multiple residents and couples across several townships including N S Village Bellevue City Norwalk City Norwich Township Greenfield Township and Hartland Two. A factory walkout occurred with workers protesting pay differentials between foremen and workers. the walkout was described as staged by one worker, with a small number of participants and Plant Supervisor James Jackson declining to comment as of this morning.
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Gilbert
Janet Burkey
Chesley Plummer
N.S. Village
Eugene
Delores Woodruff
Stephen
Jane Riffle
Bellevue City
Lois Rippon
Thomas Rippon
Norwalk City
Eves
Martha Jennings
Reed- Ric, Inc
Hartland Two
Eva Kocher
Franklin Sallee
Nrch
Grafld
Lawrence Schafer
Dorothy Schafer
Russell
Helen Bumb
Barb Schneider
Norwich
Gary
Ethel Stidam
Donald
Linda Shea
Charles
Mattie Johnson
Donald Terry
Greenfield
James Jackson
Farm Strike Moves Migrant Walk To Columbus From Carey
Migrant workers marching from Carey in northwest Ohio head to Columbus to press for higher pay and gain state officials’ attention. A second growers caravan aims for Columbus, with Leipsic rally background as talks continue on FLOC funding and church support.
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Columbus
Carey
Ohio
St. Mary’s Shrine
Putnam County
Leipsic
Belmore
Lewis Klass
Farm Labor Organizing Committee
la Raza Unida
Klass
FLOC
Toledo
Kelley
More Drug Dealers Enter Guilty Pleas
Two area men pled guilty in common pleas court to drug trafficking related offenses. Randy D. Cheney admitted selling 17.50 worth of LSD, four doses, in exchange for dropping a marijuana charge. Judge Robert W. Smith ordered a pre sentence investigation with sentencing set for Sept 28 at 2 30 p.m. William Thompson pled guilty to attempted sale of 15 worth of marijuana and received probation for two years with a 1000 fine plus costs. a six month jail sentence was suspended.
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Common Pleas
Randy D. Cheney
Benedict Ave
Richard Hauser
Robert W. Smith
Cheney
William Thompson
Greenwich
Smith
Ambulance Contract Awarded to Springfield Equipment Co
The Board of Control awarded the ambulance contract to Springfield Equipment Co. for 17,149 dollars, the lowest bid. Burgess Motor Sales of Loudonville proposed 17,236 dollars, Fryer Superior Coach of Lima bid 18,768 for 1978 and 19,892 for 1979, and American Coach Sales of Cleveland quoted 22,350 dollars.
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Board of Control
Springfield Equipment Co
Springfield
Burgess Motor Sales, Inc
Loudonville
Fryer Superior Coach
Lima
American Coach Sales
Cleveland
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Loren Valentine
Leonard Wilfong
Riverside Cemetery
Milan
Chico
Jim McCune
Paul Stafford
Pizza Hut
Prete Hut Lng
United Press International
BanClub
Hertz
Huron County Bank
National Association
Norwalk, Ohio
Willard
Karen Fries
Roseanne Stallkamp
Marcia Capelle
the Coliseum
Dorothy
Hamill
Benedict