Deputies Fly to New Orleans to Retrieve Prisoner
Auxiliary sheriff's deputy Thomas Carabin and Bellevue Capt. William Long traveled to New Orleans on Tuesday to escort Donald V. Hillstrom, 38, of Clyde, back to Ohio. Hillstrom faces grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing a pickup from a Bellevue car dealership and was in the county jail Friday. He had been arrested by New Orleans police for driving under the influence, and a crime computer showed he was wanted in Huron County for grand theft. The two officers returned Wednesday night with Hillstrom. Carabin led the arrest.
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Thomas Carabin
Bellevue
William Long
New Orleans
Donald V. Hillstrom
Clyde
Hillstrom
Capt
Long
Huron County
Carabin
Norwalk
Winter cemetery décor rules for St Paul Catholic Cemetery
The St Paul Catholic Cemetery Association announces seasonal rules requiring removal of all wreaths and plastic decorations by April 10. Decorations remaining after that date will be disposed of. Spring and summer decorations are allowed after April 22. Check rules before placing flowers during mowing season.
Have Something to Sell Advertise It Here
Classified line invites readers to place ads with contact phone number 668-3371 for selling items or services. The brief notice emphasizes availability of advertising space in the publication. It functions as a generic local classifieds prompt without product specifics.
Firearm incident and privacy clash shadow town notices
A Monroeville man faces charges after firing a .22 into his parents home on Dogtown Road about 7:15 a.m. He fled the scene and was later stopped for illegal firearm possession. In nearby New Haven a car fire destroyed a 1968 Ford Galaxie with unknown cause, no injuries. Norwalk parents fight using their children’s school records in former teacher Barbara Hart’s hearing, citing privacy rights. The district has begun notices to all discipline record holders, with hearings set to begin April 19 and privacy protections being explored.
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Monroeville
Dogtown Road
Glen Rowlett, Jr
Glen Rowlett
Rowlett, Jr
New Haven
Earl Howard
Huron Valley Park
Ohio
Norwalk
Barbara Hart
Daniel Dietrich
Corwin St
U.S
Miss Hart
Dietrich
Niki Z. Schwartz
Dorothy Brooks
Roy L. Benson
Findlay
School Board
Hart
R. Dean Jollay, Jr
Schwartz
Jollay
Schwarz
Benson
Norwalk police thwart possible car owner dispute and spree of break-ins
Police detectives staked out a Norwalk home Friday to avert a potential clash over a car sale. Two men who threatened $50 plus the car engine were deterred as they arrived at 3 p.m. No fighting occurred. Concurrently, detectives linked suspected burglars to overnight break-ins at two North Pleasant Street company offices, a General Elastomer Corp plant, and nearby coffee rooms. Break-ins yielded about $135 and a few cigarettes. doors were kicked or windows smashed. Downtown, three cars were vandalized, including a shattered passenger window for musician William Bledsoe, a damaged rear door on Raymond Connolly’s car, and a kicked-in passenger door on a 1978 GMC pickup at the Reflector lot near Cisco Skating Rink. Probate filings list estate values, including Anna Bourma Celeryville at $55,040.
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Norwalk
Fred Lau
Donald Ratliff
Small Claims Court
North Pleasant Street
Wappler
General Elastomer Corp
William F. Bledsoe
Sandusky
Towne and Country Orchestra
Raymond P. Connolly
W. Chestnut St
Cisco Skating Rink
Foster Street
Thomas C. Biro
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Paul Stafford
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Arth
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Probate
Huron County Probate Court
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Celeryville
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Towne and Country Players Presents
AL Oe
the King and I
Anna and
the King of
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Margaret Landon
Starview Drive
Henry Winkler
Sally Field
Robert Redford and
Paul Newman
Cleveland Clinic
Huron County Mental Health Society
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
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