Willard Crimson Flashes name six varsity cheerleaders
Six girls were chosen as Willard High School varsity cheerleaders for next year. Beverly Long, Sally Heal, Barbara Coder, Nancy Thompson, Becky Thornton, and Linnae Van Laar will lead the cheering at varsity games. Reserve and freshmen squads were announced with twelve names.
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Willard
Willard Crimson Flashes
Beverly Long
Sally Heal
Barbara Coder
Nancy Thompson
Becky Thornton
Linnae van Laar
Linda Shreve
Debbie Slessman
Kathy Thornton
Pamela Gaich
Connie Goodsite
Debbie Wiers
Linda Fogt
NFO banquet paints bleak U S economy and farming outlook
Huron County National Farmers Organization hosts a four hour banquet at South Central High School where economist Arnold Paulson declares the United States bankrupt since 1958, attacks supply and demand theory, and links U S agriculture to broader economic decline and five year plan parallels.
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Greenwich
United States
Huron County National Farmers Organization
NFO
Arnold Paulson
South Central High School
Paulson
Citizens Congress of Private Enterprise
Granite Falls
Minn
U.S
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Russia
Bonnie Fries 17 Escapes Injury in Monroeville Car Rollover
Bonnie L Fries 17 of Monroeville escaped injury when her station wagon rolled over twice after losing control on gravel near Farr Road south of Ohio 547. Police report the car went into a ditch, came to rest on its wheels, and stopped there.
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Bonnie L. Fries
Monroeville
Farr Road
State Highway Patrol
Ohio 547
Car Rams Into Building In Norwalk Incident
A 15 year old Norwalk driver failed to negotiate a turn on East Main Street and rammed a car into the corner of Joseppi's Restaurant. Shaun Jackson, 36 Spring Street, sustained minor facial cuts while Miss Lundell, 36 Marshall Street, was treated for a mouth cut. Miss Lundell admitted driving and became ill, swapping control to Miss Jackson who faced a driving without a license charge. Lundell cited for allowing unlicensed drive. A second crash at Chestnut and Benedict involved Floyd S. Lashey and Linda Jo Weisenberger with no injuries or citations.
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Norwalk
East Main Street
Shaun Jackson
Spring St
Joseppi
Miss Jackson
Marjorie
Lundell
Marshall St
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Miss Lundell
Chestnut Street
Benedict Avenue
Floyd S. Lashey
Mansfield
Linda Jo Weisenberger
Arrest Suspects In Theft At Norwalk High School Burglary
A 19 year old Norwalk man and a 15 year old boy were arrested for the April 17 18 burglary of Norwalk High School. A tape recorder and cash were reported missing. William H Kuhlman 62 W Elm Sr was charged with possessing stolen property and jailed pending preliminary hearing. Police declined to release how the arrests were made.
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Norwalk
Norwalk High School
William H. Kuhlman
W. Elm Sr
Kuhlman
Willard Man Sentenced For Burglary In Ohio Reformatory
Charles W. Jones 27 of Willard was sentenced to one to 15 years in the Ohio State Reformatory for burglary. He had pleaded not guilty January 12 and changed his plea in Common Pleas Court after arrest by Willard police for breaking into the Curly Croom residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Jones
Willard
Ohio State Reformatory
Jones
Common Pleas Court
Curly Croom
Sandusky Driver Killed in U S 6 Crash
Kelsea A. Hearing a 29 year old of Sandusky died when the car carrying him struck a telephone pole on U S 6 and rolled over Saturday night. Driver Gilbert Davidson 26 of Huron sustained minor injuries.
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Sandusky
Kelsea A. Hearing
U.S. 6
Gilbert Davidson
Huron
State Highway Patrol
Davidson
New London Man Charged With Drunken Driving On Penn Tracks
Oscar C. Martin, 47, of New London, drove onto Penn Central tracks at Townline Road 187 southeast of New London and was charged with drunken driving. He was fined 200 dollars, jailed three days, and had his license suspended 30 days after Common Pleas Court appearance.
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New London
Penn Central Transportation Co
Townline Road 187
State Highway Patrol
Oscar C. Martin
Martin
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence F. Komosinski
Perkins Avenue
Erie County
Sheriff's Department
Ronald R. Funni
Sandusky
Komosinski
Fryen St
Erie County Commissioners
Forfeit Bonds In City Court
Six persons scheduled to appear in Mayor's Court Saturday morning forfeited bonds. Names include Eugene C. Kramer Norwalk stop sign violation $17 Bobby D. Rowe Galion defective muffler $17 Woodrow W. Jones Galion drunk driving $209 James H. Harkness Norwalk expired license plates $17 John A. Trushel Galion 35 Monroe St failure to stop $32 Donald L. Reed 83 E. Main St drunk driving $207.
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Eugene C. Kramer
Norwalk
Bobby D. Rowe
Glover Ave
Woodrow W. Jones
Galion
James H. Harkness
John A. Trushel
Monroe St
Donald L. Reed
E. Main St
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Tom Quinn
Maplehurst
Parent Teachers Organization
Sporicnais
Hawsun
W. Main
Nixon
Huron County Guidance Center
Beverlee Smith
Zanesville
Andrea Pigman
Andrea
Gary Pigman
Thomas Koba
Firelands
Ohio State
Marietta College
Marietta
Ohio University
Kent State
Ohio
Greg Sherman
Perkins High School
Sharon Hupp
Kristina Franks
Clyde
Rose Header
State Street
Gregory A. Keefer
State St
Theodore J. Adelman
Collins
Western Reserve Music Parents Organization
Western Reserve High School
Music Parents Organization
Ronald W. Smith
Newton St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Elmer Yates
Water St
Maria’s Tavern
Whittlesey Ave
Ronald D. Stoll
Eldon L. Bills
Prospect St
Holly Hill
California
Sugardale
Coneys
IGA
KRAFT
Charles Jones
Hearing
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carl
Benedict
Penn Rails
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Erie
East Main ST
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Filmways, Inc
Amike Nichols
Joseph Heller
Techicolor
Panavision
Paramount Picture
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