Apple Butter Festival Reigns in Chatham
Apple butter was king Saturday as the United Church of Christ women hosted their annual Apple Butter Festival on church grounds. Miss Tootie Simon stirs the copper kettles while Debbie Grim ages 6 tastes a grandma era apple peeler memento. Visitors were served hot biscuits with apple butter and jars were sold fresh from the kettles.
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Chatham
the United Church of Christ
Tootie Simon
Debbie Grim
Tragic Death of Elyria Dentist Dr. Underman Shocks Lorain County
Russell Davies recalls Dr. Jack Underman as a beloved Elyria oral surgeon killed in a auto-truck crash last Thursday. Colleagues including Dr. Zepp Perry Boysen Mannareth Minnillo Wladecki Suhr mourn his loss and praise his wide friendships across Lorain County. The writer recounts a memorable incident showing Underman’s cordial, gracious character. Turn to page 18, col 5.
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Jack Underman
Elyria
Lorain County
Dr. Underman
Underman
William B. Wladecki
Wesley A. Suhr
Joe
Josephine
Jack
Crash at high speed kills 19 year old in Sandusky
A 19 year old Sandusky resident Willie Thomas died at 1 38 a m after a one car crash on Rt 250 three miles south of Sandusky Sunday. Erie County sheriff deputies report the vehicle hit a curb divider and a sign post near a high tension line then careened across the road and struck multiple structures before stopping. Coroner Dr. Joseph Butler will perform an autopsy.
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Sandusky
Sanduskian
Good Samaritan Hospital
Willie
Thomas
Hancock St
Erie County
Joseph Butler
Rt. 250
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Washington woman dies of gun wound
A Seattle woman, Margaret Lee Ericson, died from a gunshot wound after checking into the Crown Motel on Route 250 with her husband. Erie County sheriff's deputies investigated. coroner and autopsy were planned with the body taken to Kubach-Smith Funeral Home in Norwalk.
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Washington
Avery
Seattle, Wash
Crown
Rt. 250
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Margaret Lee Ericson
Clifton A. Ericson
Seattle
Ericson
Robert Charles Koegle
Berlin Heights
Huron River
Koegle
Erie County Underwater Rescue Squad
Wayland
Huron
Gull Motel
Rt. 642
Rhodes outlines Ohio mental health plan with new centers
Gov. James A. Rhodes unveils a comprehensive mental health program for Ohio including seven geriatric centers costing 31 million and three children's psychiatric hospitals at 13.5 million. Construction begins 1971. a Mental Health and Mental Retardation Advisory Council will guide new community based plans and phase out old state hospital system.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Worthington
George T. Harding Sr
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus Children’s Psychiatric Hospital
Four CWRU students fined for flag theft at Oberlin display
Four sophomores from Case Western Reserve University pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing a Chile flag from an Oberlin College United Nations display. Each was fined 50 dollars by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe. The youths, ages 19, were identified as Anthony C. Pappas and David M. Lyman of Cleveland, William P. McGinty of Mansfield, and Dennis M. Eicher of Sandusky.
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Oberlin
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Chile
United Nations
David R. Goldthorpe
Anthony C. Pappas
David M. Lyman
William P. McGinty
Mansfield
Dennis M. Eicher
Sandusky
Poppas
Larry Wickham
Fred Alspach
Goldthorpe
College
Oberlin College
Ohio seeks razing of thirteen buildings in mental health plan
Gov. James A. Rhodes discloses a fiscal 1970 master plan to raze thirteen buildings at seven state mental institutions. Structures listed include Columbus State Institute and Greer Cottage, Hawthornden and Cot tage groupings, Toledo State Hospital wards, Athens Carpenter Shop, and Cambridge State Hospital facilities with construction dates ranging from 1878 to 1943.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Columbus State Institute
Bonnie Glen
Columbus State Hospital
Greer
Hawthornden State Hospital
Toledo State Hospital
Dayton State Hospital
Athens Mental Center
Cambridge State Hospital
Ohio official contests 25 school closures forecast
Deputy State Superintendent Harold J. Bowers dismissed a Ohio Education Association report predicting as many as 25 district closures. He estimated four or five at most, with Fremont and Elmwood certain to close from November to January due to funding gaps. Voters have rejected levies. he urged local funding while supporting a state income tax if needed.
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Columbus
UPI
Harold J. Bowers
Ohio Education Association
Bowers
Fremont
Elmwood
Fremont City
Wood County
Ohio
Stokes and Perk Meet for Cleveland Mayoral Campaign
Democratic incumbent Carl B. Stokes and Republican Ralph Perk met briefly on a Cleveland mayoral stage in a final face to face encounter. The talk ended with a handshake and no substantive exchange as Stokes read a city proclamation at the 75th anniversary of the Union of Poles in America and Perk read Rhodes proclamation to the same group.
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Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Ralph Perk
Stokes
Perk
Union of Poles In
America
James A. Rhodes
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Tiffin
Niewera
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Massillon
Dayton
Longview
Hawthrowden
Northfield
Athens Mental Health Center
Harding
Phillip E. Piker
Department of
Cincinnati General Hospital
John C. Staunton
St. Francis DeSales Church
James $. Reid
Standard Products
Henry J. Robison
Columbus Hospital Federation
Arthur Wiles
Louis Wozar
Tait Manufacturing Co
George McCandless
Hamilton
Jay J. Shuer
L. Robert Massman
Youngstown
Holland M. Gary
Muskingum County
Zanesville
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