Property transfers listed for multiple Ohio townships
Ler o y & Nita Runyon transfer to Wallace Evans Norwalk Two Karl & Janet Lierenz transfer to Michael Fegen Norwalk Two Gongwer Realty transfer to First National Bank Mansfield Willard City & N.H. Two Harold & Judith Zellner transfer to John & Jessie Farr N.H. Twp O L. & Agnes Switzer transfer to James Gallagher Greenwich Twp H&G Home Improvement Center transfer to Robert Geise Willard City Earl & Janet Lierenz transfer to David Glover Jr Norwalk Twp Robert Pheifer transfer to Norma Goodman N L Village Richard & Jane Brolin transfer to John Gordon Greenfield Two Jean VanDette transfer to Mary Hamilton Monroeville Village
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Leroy
Nita Runyon
Wallace Evans
Norwalk
Karl
Janet Lierenz
Michael Fegen
Gongwer Realty
First National Bank
Mansfield
Willard City & N.H
Harold
Judith Zellner
John
Jessie Farr
N.H
O.L
Agnes Switzer
James Gallagher
Greenwich
H&g Home Improvement Center
Robert Geise
Willard City
Earl
David Glover
Norwalk High announces twelve homecoming queen nominees
Norwalk High School seniors have been nominated to contest for the 1978 homecoming queen. Twelve candidates will be introduced at Friday’s assembly and students will vote in homeroom. the six top vote getters will form the homecoming court. Next week’s activities include a bonfire Thursday at Whitney Field, a parade and football game Friday, coronation before the game, and a Saturday dance for alumni. Local prices for wheat corn oats soybeans appear at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk High School
Elan Reisig
Robert Reisig
Spine St
Whitney Field
Upper Sandusky
Obituaries for Mrs Mary Ann Jackson and Charles C Stone
Mrs Mary Ann Jackson aged 60 of Land Road Norwalk died Tuesday at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after four months illness. Born in Cleveland she lived in Norwalk 30 years, was part of Missionary Gospel Church East Norwalk and retired after 25 years with Thornton Antiques. Survived by husband Arthur Wayne 28 years married seven daughters two sons 22 grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers a sister and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements include calling hours tonight and Thursday with service Friday led by Rev Lewis L Bowers. Charles C Stone 57 of Sandusky died Monday at Providence Hospital after a long illness. A Providence Baptist Church member he worked for Aluminum Magnesium division Vulcan Material and belonged to Local 393 UAW. Survivors include wife Bessie Mae one step daughter two step-sons 14 grandchildren three great grandchildren one sister five brothers and many nieces and nephews. Calling hours Wednesday and services Thursday at Ebenezer Baptist Church with burial in Perkins Cemetery.
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Mary Ann Jackson
Land Road
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
James
Lois) Sherwood
Harold
Esther) Lloyd
Mary Elaine Wetzel
Patricia Jackson
Milan
Linda
Margaret Jackson
Gilbert Brundage
Wayne Jackson Jr
Alex Valek
Michael Valek
Eleanor Kovac
Michael Brundage
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Lewis L. Bowers
The
Foursquare Gospel Church
Sandusky
Charles C. Stone
Bessie Mae
Letha Fiske
Robert Moore
Herman Moore
Robert Tatum
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas
Akron
Arthur
Petersburg
Robert
Lewis
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Ellen Bragdon
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E. Main St
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Richard Sommers
Olive St
E Barb Kocher
William Kocher
Gwen Meredith
Gwen
Richard Hipp
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eSharon Smith
William Smith
Henry St
Gail Calhoun
Marmaids
Theater Guild
Robert Calhoun
Betsy Hipp
Pleasant St
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OWSP
Robert Smetzer
Woodward Dr
Mary Jackson
Indianapolis
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Frey-Groff Funeral Home
Ebenezer Baptist Church
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