Sheldon Laning Dies Prominent City Publisher
Sheldon Rufus Laning, 77, of 111 West Main Street, a Norwalk native and long time publisher, died Sunday at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a six month illness. He owned Law Abstract Publishing Company since 1921 and published Ohio State Bar Association Weekly and official court reports.
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Sheldon Rufus Laning
W. Main St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Cleveland
Norwalk High School
Laning
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cleveland Law School
Law Abstract Publishing Company
Ohio State Bar Association
Supreme Court and
Court of Appeals
Ohio Law Abstract
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
Norwalk Civic Leader Laning Dies After Tenure on Council
Longtime Norwalk figure Mr Laning served ten years on the city council and held posts including past master of Mt Vernon Mason ic Lodge 64 and president of the Young Men's Library Association. He also led in the Ohio National Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary. Survived by widow Mildred celebrating 52 years of marriage, daughter Mary Louise Stewart, four grandchildren, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral set for 3:30 PM Tuesday at Kubach Smith Funeral Home with Rev P J Garcia officiating. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery after visitation Monday 7 to 9 PM.
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Mr. Laning
Norwalk
Mt. Vernon
Masonic Lodge
Young Men's Library and Reading Room Association
Ohio National Guard
U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Mildred
John S
Mary Louise) Stewart
Walter
Elizabeth) Straub
James
Mary) Tunnell
Denver
Colorado
Kubach - Smith Funeral Home
P. J. Garcia
Woodlawn Cemetery
Young driver of Volkswagen on left injured in crash
City youth William A. Grose 18 was eastbound on South Norwalk Road when he crossed U.S. 250 and collided with Roger Lee Oney 22. Grose suffered a concussion and head lacerations and was admitted to Fisher-Titus Hospital. Oney and his family were treated and released. Grose was cited for failing to yield right of way.
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Norwalk Road
Norwalk
William A. Grose
U.S. 250
Roger Lee Oney
Oney
Grose
Franklin St
Fisher-Titus
Benedict Ave
Joann
Roger Lee Oney, Jr
Monroeville
Sandusky
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Robert M. Stewart
Ransom Road
Erie County
Stewart
Belle Avenue
Willard
Thomas Road
Paul S. More
Kenneth Wolf
More
Ohio 162
Ohio Turnpike
Talmadge
Henry Zemelka
Lawrence McClanaghan
East Jordan
Ohio
Turnpike
McClanaghan
Jerry Zemelka
Man Found Dead In City Hotel at New London
Richard R. Hotchkiss 55 resident of Colonial Hotel Norwalk was found dead in his room Saturday night death attributed to heart attack Hotel owner Vincent Carleton found him and said he had not seen Hotchkiss since Friday noon He was a WWII Bronze Star veteran and ex bartender from Monroeville survived by son Richard R Jr daughter Connie and four siblings Funeral set for Wednesday at Eastman Funeral Home New London burial Grove Street Cemetery services at 2 p.m. with Rev William Gilliam calling hours tonight and Tuesday at the funeral home
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New London
Richard R. Hotchkiss
Colonial
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
Vincent Carleton
Hotchkiss
Monroeville
American Legion Post
Eagles of
Richard R., Jr
Sandusky
Connie Hotchkiss
Hart Fair
Ashland
Harry McCrorck
George Filip, Jr
Charles Kirck
Charles H
Eastman Funeral Home
William Gilliam
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Grove Street
Car and motorbike collide on Milan Avenue in Columbus
Columbus Hatchett 52 of Adams Street was cited on two counts after a Sunday afternoon crash at St Marys Street and Milan Avenue. A motorbike rider Douglas More 16 said his bike touched Hatchetts car. Police found paint on a damaged telephone pole. A second incident at North Side Gulf Station involved Evelynne Logan and Robert Ryan. Cummings 25 wrecked at Corwin Street affecting a garden pole and fence. Webb 85 parked car damaged after 3:30 p.m. Friday.
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Columbus Hatchett
Adams
St. Mary’s Street
Milan Avenue
Hatchett
Milan
St. Mary’s
Douglas A. More
E. Elm St
More
North Side
Gulf Station
Evelynne B. Logan
Route 113
Robert M. Ryan
Corwin St
Firelands Tool Rental
Lenard Cummings
Cummings
William B. Webb
S. Linwood
Ripley Township to Vote on Zoning Change
Ripley Township trustees filed a petition to rezone land along U S 224 west of Greenwich as commercial to 2000 feet, with 33 residents signing and 15 needed for ballot placement. The move would allow services for heavy truck traffic and remove a ban on trailer parks, drawing some opposition.
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Ripley
U.S. 224
Greenwich
New State Road
Sandusky Priest to Speak at Norwalk Knights Event
Father Edward Hoover of Sandusky will address the third of six sessions in a Norwalk Knights of Columbus adult religion education series at the K of C Hall tonight at 8 p.m. The talk covers Church hierarchy and Vatican II documents with a follow up discussion and coffee.
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Edward Hoover
Sandusky
Norwalk
Hoover
Daniel Zak
Sandusky Sts. Peter and Paul
Kenneth Kehres
Bellevue
John Laudick
St. Paul
Mary
ADA backs Republican peace candidate in 1968
Americans for Democratic Action says the Johnson admin has sold out to the military and conservatives on Vietnam and will back a Republican peace candidate in 1968. The group insists it is not tied to any party. Separately, the Organization of American States condemns Cuba for aggression and urges an economic blockade and UN review of alleged exports of revolution.
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Washington
UPI
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Vietnam
National Board
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
United Nations
American Leads Viet Nam Protest Against Thieu Vote
South Vietnamese students led by an American in Berkeley born Dave Marr 29 staged street protests in Saigon and set fire to a ballot box to oppose Gen Nguyen Van Thieu's presidential election. Demonstrations also occurred in Da Nang and Hue with Buddhist groups joining the unrest.
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Saigon
API
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
Hue
Dave Marr
Berkeley
Calif
Vietnam
Milwaukee Marches On in 29th Straight Day
Open housing demonstrators in Milwaukee planned their 29th consecutive march despite past rock throwing from counter demonstrators. They faced a near eyeball to eyeball confrontation with white power advocates Sunday night and remained undeterred.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Pope Paul VI Voices Bitter Disappointment Over Vietnam
The Vatican reported Pope Paul VI voiced deep disappointment that peace in Vietnam had not been achieved. He cited the Soviet North Vietnam arms deal the U S plan to counter with ABM systems and stalled UN peace talks as signs humanity may be failing to save itself.
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Vatican City
Herding Cattle By Boat In Flooded Texas
Harlingen Texas residents cope with floodwaters from hurricane Keulah as Jack Schrobel uses two motorboats a plane and horses to drive cattle from low ground. He notes it is the first time he has herded cattle in a lifejacket.
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Harlingen, Tex
UPI
Texas
Jack Schrobel
Scrobel
Milan PTA Opens New Year With Officer Install
The Milan PTA will meet at 8 tonight to install officers for the new year. This first gathering of the year will include refreshments served in the high school cafeteria.
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Milan Pta
Return Visit Rocks Indiana Prison Escapade
James Brown aged 38 escaped from Indiana State Prison farm near Michigan City on September 17. He returned Saturday and robbed a guard of 10 dollars, stole a pickup truck, then fled again.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPI
James Brown
Indiana
Here
Seven Missing In Lake Tragedy Off Michigan Coast
FRANKFORT Michigan seven men from Michigan were found dead after a sudden squall tore through a salmon fishing fleet on Lake Michigan. Coast Guard and state police reported up to nine boats still unaccounted for as helicopters and search boats combed the lake and beaches for survivors or more victims. Weather officials cited a cold front and 40 mph winds driving 25 foot waves that sank boats while amateurs ignored warnings. Surviving fisherman Paul Hooker described the capsizing and his efforts to bail as waves drove the boat toward shore.
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Frankfort
Mich
UPI
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Traverse City
Ward Lewis
Traverse City Air Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Paul Hooker
Brighton
William Snyder
Rockford
Lower Peninsula
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J. F. and
Elizabeth Laning
Volkswagon
Caryl Crane
Sandusky High School
Providence Memorial Convalescent Center
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Memorial Hospital
OAN & Savings
PTA
Snyder
Jim Smith
Kubach - Smith
North Fairfield
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