Milan Youth Joins U S Marines Training Depot
Edward John Smialowski of Milan has enlisted in the U S Marines. He is a Edison High School graduate and will begin 11 weeks of recruit training at Paris Island South Carolina after basic processing.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1975
Page
2
Edward John Smialowski of Milan has enlisted in the U S Marines. He is a Edison High School graduate and will begin 11 weeks of recruit training at Paris Island South Carolina after basic processing.
The secretary's office at the Huron County fairgrounds will maintain regular office hours in preparation for the fair opening Aug. 11. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Wilbur Edwards announces Huron County sold $120,759 in Series E and H savings bonds through June 30, reaching 59 percent of the annual target. Ohio statewide sales for June total $34.8 million.
Virgil J. Lafferty a 27 year old Wakeman resident died Friday after losing control of his car on Angling Road near his home in Erie County. The vehicle hit a tree after striking a utility pole and a ditch, then crashed on to its final impact. Lafferty was pronounced dead on arrival at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. In a separate item the Bird and the Bears tavern near Wakeman faces possible liquor license suspension over unpaid sales taxes but has arranged a payment plan with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control to repay 667 dollars by November 30.
A Friday night fire at 230 Whittlesey Ave inside a mobile home occupied by Thomas Finch caused minor damage. Attic insulation ignited when the pilot light activated it, burning a hole in the floor and charring a wall. Norwalk fire department extinguished the blaze with no injuries.
Howard C. Williams 58 of 81 E. Main St. Willard native and WWII B 17 pilot died Friday at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. He served as Army Air Force lieutenant and was a member of the American Legion and Norwalk Eagle Lodge. Survived by son David Williams Columbus a sister Alma Archer Willard and brother Walter Williams Deerfield Beach. Services at Fink Lindsey Funeral Home Monday 1 30 p.m. with Rev. Richard Hawkins. burial Greenlawn Cemetery Willard. Friends may call Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
About 195 prospective jurors were drawn for the trial with roughly 60 excused for moving away being elderly or deceased. Jurors report at 9 a.m. for Bozarth to outline duties, then individual questioning begins with seating in the jury box. A change of venue motion is under advisement as voir dire proceeds and some jurors will be excused for later reporting.
Marathon Petroleum Ireland Ltd., a Marathon Oil unit, reports it has plugged and abandoned its Ardmore Structure well located 35 miles south of Ardmore Head in the Celtic Sea. Tests recovered non commercial heavy emulsified oil and natural gas at depths from 2,570 to 5,519 feet.
Armco Steel Corp in Middletown announces recall of 97 laid off workers, boosting total employment at the plant to 6,319. Despite the increase, 612 former employees remain idled as sales lag continues.
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