Cost hike forecast by Amherst Hospital head
Gerald C. Lorence, administrator, predicts a about ten percent rise in local hospital costs for 1968, with payroll and wage pressures from federal wage law changes and nursing shortages. He notes 1967 cost per patient day rose to 54.72 dollars from 47.68 in 1966, and says staff averages now 160 employees with active, contest, and consulting doctors totaling 47, while the hospital remains financially strong with net worth up by 98,544 to 935,465.
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Amherst
Gerald C. Lorence
Amherst Hospital
Lorence
Amherst Hospital Association
Fire damages home on White Oak Drive centers on occupants
A home at 242 White Oak Dr was struck by fire Wednesday night. The house suffered 5,000 dollars in damage, confined to a southeast bedroom while the rest incurred heavy heat and smoke damage. A babysitter and one child were home at 7:53 p.m.. no injuries reported. Dr. Epitacio Catalan and his family were occupants, correcting an earlier mislisting.
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White Oak Dr
Epitacio Catalan
Erie Shores Girl Scout Council to elect officers
The fifth annual meeting at Midview High School Capel Road Grafton will feature election of officers and annual reports. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. with the business meeting at 7 30 p.m. A chorus of 25 junior and cadette Girl Scouts will entertain under Mrs. Eugene Heard. Special recognition will honor Neighborhood Service Teams.
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Erie Shores Girl Scout Council
Midview High School
Capel Road
Grafton
Harold Bruce
Midview
Eugene Heard
Card of Thanks for Bereavements Across Families
The family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the deaths of Elvina Barnett Frances Novak and Susle Mse Rainer. They acknowledge mass cards flowers visitations hospital staff and clergy including Father Lang Reverend Palmer Dr Flore Dr Rosenblum and Brown Funeral Home for support.
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Elvina Barnett
Donald Barnett
Cisra_ Eppley
Ora Bell
Nickley Deloris
Frances Novak
Santucci
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Father Lang
Andrew Novak Mather
Mary Santucci
Ann Meyers
Susle
Rainer
Flore
Rosenblum
St. Joseph Hospital
Palmer
Brown Funeral Home
In Memoriam Fragmented Verses for Dear Loved Ones
In memory of Danny Loveless who died April 29, 1967. Also Pear Larkins who died April 20, 1960. Memorial lines express sorrow, enduring love, and prayers from family. Additional verses honor Mire Erseie Raine and a mother’s kindness, with wishes for peace and remembrance.
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Danny Loveless
Im Memnori
Mtmary
Pear Larkins
Childen
Grandchi
Aren
Erar
Mire
Area birthsFriday adds four local newborns
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Larry Gullett of 152 Vine Street Wellington a son to Mr and Mrs David Hart of 1405 LaGrange Road a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Stanley of 4261 Jefferson Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Carl H Durst of 4890 Charles Road North Ridgeville News notes local families welcome new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gullett
Vine St
Wellington
David Hart
LaGrange Rd
Roy Stanley
Jefferson St
Carl H. Durst
Charles Rd
North Ridgeville
Hospital notes list patient and caregiver names in New London area
Hospital notes name Mary Jane Cowie and others in New London, including Christopher La Macchia Laura Jo Pasadyn Mae Rickel Deborah Williams Mark Kurtz Oron Wil Cox Randal Langford Fred Pallas and Freda Platt with listed street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Cowie
New London
Christopher Lamacchia
East Herrick Ave
Laura Jo Pasadyn
Lincoln St
Mae Rickel
Deborah Williams
Prospect
Mark Kurtz
Oron Wilcox
Randal Langford
Bennett St
Fred Pallas
Jones St
Freda Platt
Disorderly discharge list from Lorain Community area
A readerable fragment lists multiple discharge or release points across Lorain County locations including Avon Elyria Amherst Norwalk and Sheffield Lake with numerous names and addresses such as Richard Olsen Dorothy Bindeldecker Alice Poore Elayne Danda Lides Edwin Stifter Alta Stofer Sharon Barrett Bartolo Quinones Lydia Lugo Pedro Delarino Lola Nowickt Antonia Hopan ec Lind Foster Mary Fess ingios and Fernando Del Valle. The text shows residences on North Central Richland Root Oberlin Avenue and other streets and ends mid list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Olsen
North Central
Dorothy Bindeldecker
Richland Dr
Avon
Alice Poore
Elyria
Elayne Dandalides
Root Rd
Edwin Stifert
Oberlin Ave
Alta Stofer
Birmingham
Sharon Barrett
North Lake St
Amherst
Bartolo Quinones
East List St
Nicholas Pirnack
33Rd St
Brian and
Theodore Hofecker
Lydia Lugo
Pedro Delarino
23Rd St
Lola Nowickt
River St
Antonia Hopaneck
34Th St
Erlinda Foster
Gary Ave
Mary Fessingios
Sklarek
20Th St
Fernando Delvalle
Dallas Ave
Edward Standen
Julian St
Myrial Chambers
High St
Norwalk
Louise Dotson
East 42Nd St
Anne Terpylak
Maplewood Ave
Sheffield Lake
New London Hospital Dismissals Prompt Local List
New London area notes dismissals at New London Hospital. Names include Rose Drake of First Street New London and Claude Farmer of RD 2 Wakeman. Record shows two individuals connected to the hospital notices and their addresses.
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New London Hospital
Rose Drake
First Street
New London
Claude Farmer
Wakeman
Births at Lorain St Joseph St Joseph area
A son to Mr and Mrs John Teleha 4012 Stanford Ave. A daughter to Mr and Mrs William Mock 1004 West 30th St. A son to Mr and Mrs Leonard Dechant 4846 Case Rd Avon. Saturnino Gomez 420 West 21st St.
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John Teleha
Stanford Ave
Wiliam Mock
West 30Th St
Leonard Dechant
Case Rd
Avon
Saturnino Gomez
West 21St St
Fire Crews respond to two house fires with minor injuries
Noon fire crew extinguished a burning chair at 110 Pinewood Drive limiting damage to the chair and nearby carpet due to careless matches. At 2 32 p m firefighters tackled a burning bed at 214 East 15th Street caused by careless smoking with flames spreading to curtains baseboard and floor of the second floor bedroom. Heat and smoke damaged the bedroom and smoke damaged the rest of the second floor. Firemen Robert Mathewson and Richard Ahlgrim sustained minor burns and Dorothy Lannsberry received oxygen.
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Pinewood Drive
East 15Th St
Robert Mathewson
Richard Ahlgrim
Dorothy Lannsberry
Big payoff at Ascot Park doubles up Saturday meet
In Cuyahoga Falls Ohio the second largest daily double of Ascot Park week went to Miss Legienayr in the 4 12 furlong opener and Jaymels Jet in race two for 642.00. Royal Embassy and Snow Belt gave the second high perfecta at 895.70, while the largest daily payoff to date was 2056.20 on day thirteen.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Death notices from Oberlin Lorain Milan and nearby towns
Obituary notices detail death of Ozie Glover 71 of Oberlin at Allen Memorial Hospital with services in Oberlin and burial in Westwood Cemetery. Also listed are Johanna Hladek 79 of Lorain and Roosevelt Rutherford 64 of Lorain with lodge and church services planned. Other notices include Lyda Yaussy 45 of Collins, Loviah McLane 85 of Milan with memorials and final rites, and multiple survivors and service details.
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Oberlin
Ozie Glover
Locus St
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oatfield
Glover
Peace Baptist Church
Georgia
Rosco
Erby
Leila) Cannon
Pete
Mary) Majors
Willie Glover
Aliquippa
John Glover
Cowling Funeral Home
Fred Steen
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Lorain
Johanna Hladek
Reid Aven
St. Joseph Hospital
Hladek
Slovakia
Orient, Pa
Holy Trinity Church
the Rosary Society
Pemnsylvania Slovak Catholic Union
Joseph Hladek
Amherst
Mary Tokarz
Joseph
Teresa) Lavor
John R. Devin
Joseph J. Yungarsky
Calvary Cemetery
Rosary Society
King Solomon Lodge No
F and AM
Roosevelt Rutherford
Brown Funeral Home
Rutherford
Olive St
Collins
Lyda Yaussy
Susan McGuckin
George
Charles Phillips
Norwalk
Clarence Phillips
Vermilion
Byron Phillips
Gerber Funeral
George Parsons
Collins Methodist Church
Collins Cemetery
Milan
Loviah B. McLane
Huron St
Rawle
Francis Moyer
McLane
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Steuben
Milan Presbyterian Church
Women’s Association of the Church
The
Grange
Edison Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Jerusalem
China’s Exports Rise in 1967 Trade Totals
The Republic of China reported 1967 exports of 669 million dollars, up 15 percent from 1966, while imports reached 825 million dollars, increasing 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Republic of China
Cloverleaf seeks seventh to ninth grade football games
Cloverleaf Junior High seeks football games for seventh to ninth grade this fall. Any interested team may contact John Moore at Cloverleaf High School via 948-1129.
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IADS
Cloverleaf Junior Tiigh
John Moore
Cloverleaf High School
Clevelander held charges reduced in Avon break in
Huburt Brown, 21, of Cleveland, bound to Lorain County Grand Jury after a preliminary Avon Lake hearing on malicious entry and carrying a concealed weapon. Bond cut from 2,500 and 5,000 to 2,000 and 500. Carl Newton testified that a shadow crossed the hall and Brown emerged from the bathroom with hands up saying he would kill Newton.
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Avon Lake
Hubert Brown
Cleveland
Lorain County Grand Jury
Brown
Lodi St
Elyria
Carl Newton
Nagel Rd
Avon
George Ferguson
Newton
Lakes Region Snow Likely and Showers in Several Areas
Tonight showers are forecast in parts of the Lakes region the Carolinas and the central Gulf coast. Snow showers are likely in the Northern and central Rockies. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies prevail. Temperatures turn colder in the upper Plains and Tennessee to lower Mississippi valleys. A warming trend is forecast for most of the Lakes area.
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Lakes Region
Carolinas
Gulf Coast
Rockies
Upper Plains
Tennessee Valley
Mississippi Valley
Lakes Area
Ohio Forecast Sees Showers Tapering Tonight
Cloudy conditions extend across Ohio with showers tapering off in the western areas. Lows reach the 50s and lower 60s, while the rest of the state remains mostly cloudy and cooler with occasional showers possible in the north and east tomorrow.
Hundreds of hogs flood Ohio markets amid oversupply
Norwalk man cited after car mishap as hundreds of 300 to 400 pound hogs arrive at several Ohio markets. In Wilmington, Producers Livestock Association fights to move 250 plus large hogs left from Friday while nearby markets including Waldo Packing Co and Union Stockyards in Washington Court House and Hillsboro halt operations due to the unusual volume.
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Norwalk
Wilmington, Ohio
Ohio
Wilmington
Producers Livestock Association
National Farmers Organization
Waldock Packing CO
New Vienna
Washington Court House
Union
Hillsboro
Armours Packing
Sabina
Norwalk Man Injured In Plank Road Crash
A 20-year-old Norwalk man was injured in a one car crash on Plank Road near Norwalk at 9 20 p m yesterday. James Brechwald of 38 West Seminary Street was treated at Norwalk Fisher Titus Hospital for a head injury and listed in satisfactory condition. The patrol cited him for failure to drive on the right side of the roadway after his car left the road and crashed into a ditch at the Lais Road intersection.
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Norwalk
Plank Road
Here
State Highway Patrol
James Brechwald
W. Seminary St
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Brechwald
Lais Road
Licenses for local workers listed in Oberlin area
The notice lists Theodore Williams 22 of 717 West 16th Street as linotyper and Linda E Wilson 22 of 332 West 13th Street Lorain as deputy clerk. Nicholas Kenny Jr 20 of 102 Kaiser Court and Hazel Hunter 20 of Kaiser Court are machine operator and nurses aide. Garfield M Duran 28 of 90 South Main Street Oberlin is traffic control aide and Bonita 5 Cazeau 21 of RD 1 Oberlin is bailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Williams
West 16Th St
Linda E. Wilson
West 13Th St
Lorain
Nicholas Kenny Jr
Kaiser
Nigeria ready to talk peace with eastern rebels
Nigerian government spokesman said the federal government is prepared to begin immediate peace talks with leaders of the rebellious eastern region. He warned the nine month civil war would not end unless the secession attempt was renounced.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Area farmers to hear talk on bargaining
Farmers in the Oberlin area are invited to a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at the People's Oberlin Bank to learn bargaining for major farm commodities through the Ohio Agricultural Marketing Association. Rudy Denes notes OAMA links to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and operates in 32 states.
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Ohio Agricultural Marketing Association
Farm Bureau
People’s Oberlin Bank
Main St. Oberlin
Rudy Denes
Farm Bureau Organization
OAMA
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Depes
American Agricultural Marketing Association
Ohio Farm Bureau
Kon & Producer
Denes Added
Charleston mother to be buried alive for 75 days
Patricia Anne Haverland, 38, a Charleston mother of three, plans to be buried alive for 75 days to set a new world record. She will be eight feet underground in a pine box with a two foot air shaft and supplies lowered in, aiming to fund her children's education through the stunt and future magazine work.
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Charleston
WiVa
UPI
Patricia Anne Haverland
Frank Allen
Ripley
W.va
Oday Ear
London
Haverland
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Dorothy) Harper
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