Soil Testing Guides Farmers To Protect Crops And Lawns
Homeowners and farmers are urged to use Soil Testing and Plant Tissue Testing Laboratories via the Cooperative Extension Service. Soil tests reveal element levels and fertilizer needs while minor elements are tested via leaf samples for timing. Disease and insect issues can be diagnosed by the Extension Laboratory, aiding corrective actions for next year and advising on tree care and root health.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Huron County
Markets Bucyrus Auction Consignors Report
Hogs up to 27 cents higher with 731 head sold. Butcher hogs bring 19.60 to 23.10 per cwt, sows 18.90 to 20.70, boars 18 to 21.25, feeder pigs at 24.50 to 28.50 per cwt or 9 to 28 per head. Total head 1,592 from 260 consignors.
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Bucyrus Auction
Mothers Club Elects Officers in Milan
Mrs. Charles Kisaberth was reelected president of the Milan Mothers' Club. New officers include Mrs. Fred Spoerr as 1st vice president, Mrs. Marshall Lewis as 2nd vice president, Mrs. Arthur McWilliams recording secretary, Mrs. Louis Weiss treasurer, Mrs. Ernest Hoyman publicity chairman, and Mrs. Robert Romell refreshment chairman. Next meeting is a dinner at Philbo House, Huron.
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Milan
Charles Kisaberth
Mothers’ Club
Fred Spoerr
Marshall Lewis
Arthur McWilliams
Louis Weiss
Ernest Hoyman
Robert Romell
Philbo House
Huron
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Around Greenwich and North Fairfield
Several drivers were injured or charged after crashes on Monroe Street and Linwood Avenue, Ohio 61, and U S 224 near Greenwich and Bellevue. Arthur Klee faced a failure to yield charge after colliding with Deborah Risner. James Schaffer backed into Richard Smith. Dennis Deppen and Mark Laek involved in a side by side collision. Mary Woolsey charged with drunken driving after leaving a ditch. Katheryn Lofland cited for failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
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Monroe Street
Linwood Avenue
Arthur H. Klee
Milan Ave
Deborah J. Risner
Greenwich
Risner
Klee
James L. Schaffer
Pearl St
Benedict Avenue
Richard J. Smith
Ashland
Willard Area
Ohio 61
North Fairfield
State Highway Patrol
Dennis A. Deppen
New London
Y Mark A. Laek
Galion
Laek
Deppen
Mary E. Woolsey
Bellevue
Ohio 4
Katheryn J. Lofland
U.S
Ruth M. Behrendsen
Greenwich-Milan Townline
Katheryn Lofland
New London Plans Reservoir Questions Meeting
In New London residents may submit written questions about the proposed reservoir to be answered at a public meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Questions may be sent to the local paper or to designated council members in advance.
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New London
Winston White
P.O
New London Paper
Obituary: Walter S Smolinski Dies in Cleveland at 61
Walter S. Smolinski 61 former Norwalk resident died Friday in Cleveland where he lived since 1958. Survived by daughters Delores Hutton Norwalk and Deanna Emrhein Maple Heights. Calling hours Sunday at Goulubski Funeral Home Cleveland. Funeral arrangements for Monday morning.
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Walter S. Smolinski
Norwalk
Cleveland
Thomas
Delores) Hutton
William
Deanna) Emrhein
Maple Heights
Gas Bills Rising in Norwalk Area and Surrounding Communities
Gas bills will rise about 0.66 cents per 1000 cubic feet starting May 1 as Columbia Gas of Ohio passes through supplier cost increases. The adjustment affects 294 communities including Norwalk Bellevue Greenwich Wakeman and Willard under contract terms with the utility.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Ohio
Bellevue
Greenwich
Wakeman
Willard
Firelands Band Festival at New London High School
Western Reserve Black River and New London bands will perform four pieces each at the Firelands Conference Band Festival on April 22. The concert starts at 8 p.m. and admission is open to the public.
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Western Reserve
Black River
New London
New London High School
Trash Pick Up Starts April 17 in Bronson Township
Bronson Township residents will begin curbside trash collection on Monday April 17. The notice limits items to removeable garbage with no fencing and nothing heavier than two people can handle.
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Bronson Township
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Mothers Club
Norwalk High School
Diana Borgia
Carrie Simon
Betsy Downer
Jeanne Missey
Jan Waugh
Reservoir
Delco Remy
Autolite
Linwood
Lodermeier’s
Linwood Garage, Inc
Sohio Products Bankamericard
LASS
Lasso
Monsanto
CFE
Monsanto Company
Lorox /s
du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc
Cities Service Company
Ralph Helmstetter
Tho
Vron Design Cintphe Regees
Hooker
Railroad
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