Couple Sues Nationwide Over Fire Damage in Huron County
Franklin C. and Barbara A. Stentz of Clarksfield filed a $66,000 lawsuit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co. for fire damages dated Feb 27 to their home valued at $41,800, contents at $20,900, and outdoor property at $200. They seek living expenses of $4,100, with only $1,000 paid so far. Attorney Herbert R. Freeman of Norwalk represents the couple.
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Clarksfield
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Franklin C. and
Barbara A. Stentz
Ohio 60
Bumper Beat Morton Chambers Charged in DUI Crash
Bumper Beat Morton Chambers of Greenwich faced a driving under the influence charge after his southbound auto on Ohio 99 skidded off the road and struck a Monroeville car driven by 20 year old Richard Jump. A New London man aged 21 was cited for DUI after his vehicle overturned on Ohio 162 near Townline Road. Delman King, 79, reported injuries after his car left the road and hit an embankment. Bruce A. Segee aged 18 of Huron was cited for failure to yield after pulling from a driveway on U.S. 6 and colliding with Eulane’s car.
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Morton Chambers
Greenwich
Monroeville
Ohio 99
Chambers
U.S. 250
Richard Jump
New London
Ohio 162
Townline Rd
Delman King
King
Bruce A. Segee
Huron
U.S
Eulane
Resignation Considered By Western Reserve Board Of Education
The Western Reserve Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Wakeman board office to consider the resignation of an employee. The school declined to identify the employee until tonight. A traffic update reports Ardena Beekman 33 Bellevue and Edward P. Weasner 29 Bellevue involved in a rear end collision on Ohio 113 east of Bellevue with no injuries. Blake White 21 rural Willard and Joseph Kadack 62 Holiday Lakes were in a second collision on U S 224 east of Willard with no injuries. A minor parking lot fender bender occurs at Seminary and Prospect Streets with Thomas Hillman 16 Ontario Street backing into James Ford 28 Benedict Avenue. An unidentified auto hit a mailbox at 245 Woodlawn Avenue damaging the mailbox and stand with debris scattered. incident logged at 11 21 p m Sunday.
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Western Reserve Board of Education
Wakeman
Ardena Beekman
Bellevue
Edward P. Weasner
Ohio Highway Patrol
Weasner
Ohio 113
Beekman
Blake A. White
Willard
Joseph C. Kadack
Holiday Lakes
Kaduck
U.S. 224
Seminary
Prospect Streets
Thomas Hillman
Ontario St
James Ford
Benedict Ave
Richard Pflieger
Woodlawn Avenue
Pflieger
Free Grandstand Show Opens Huron County Fair Aug 16
Opening night features free grandstand entertainment from 6 to 11 PM with four country acts The Lynn Stevens Show Anna Jane Allen Family Show Charlie Barnes and the Memphis Sound and Mike Clark and the Country Drifters. Stevens records in Nashville and has appeared with Johnny Cash. Allen family acts hail from near Pittsburgh and perform as a family group with two daughters and an 11 year old drummer son. The four groups will rotate performances all evening.
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Llynn Stevens
Anna Jane Allen
Charlies Barnes
Memphis Sound
E Mike Clark
Country Drifters
Nashville
Pittsburgh
Charlie Barnes
Mike Clark
Barnes
Clark
Principal Moves To Coldwater
MONROEVILLE Richard D. Rodgers, principal of the local public elementary school for two years, becomes elementary director and middle school principal at Coldwater Ohio. He assumed new duties today after graduating from Lakewood High School in 1947 and earning degrees from Case Western Reserve University. He and his wife Joanne and family relocated to a rural Celina home, leaving Lakewood residence.
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Monroeville
Richard D. Rodgers
Coldwater
Ohio
Lakewood High School
Rodgers
Case- Western Reserve University
Cleveland State University
Bowling Green State University
Joanne
Celina
Lakewood
Norwalk City Council approves salt bids and votes on infra changes
One new ordinance on the agenda authorizes bidding for road salt for winter 1976 1977 while three ordinances are moved from the table to rezone several properties and second readings are held for purchasing a bituminous maintenance distributor a new half ton pickup truck and trading in a 1969 Dodge pickup. Additional new business includes redistricting plans for Zeller and Zeiler properties and other zoning actions. The meeting also lists routine items such as minutes communications committee reports and appearances before the council with adjournment to follow.
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Norwalk
John Weeston
Electric Department
Zeller
Zeiler
Faulty oven starts small fire at Beatty residence roast
Firemen say a malfunctioning new oven at the Thomas Beatty home 14 Mead Street caused a small Sunday morning fire that burned a roast and sent smoke into the attic. Mrs Beatty had just placed the roast in the electric oven before church, the oven's first use. Firefighters arrived after a neighbor's call at 11 14 a.m. and extinguished the flames with carbon dioxide.
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Thomas Beatty
Mead St
Break‑in at North Side Gulf station on Milan Avenue
Richard A. Striker found a kicked in overhead door panel and an opened room door at 187 Milan Avenue early Saturday. Pumps were powered and gasoline appeared stolen, though Striker reported nothing missing. Owner listed as Gerald Hykes.
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North Side
Gulf Station
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Richard A. Striker
Striker
Gerald Hykes
Bouscay Apartments
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Mrs. Stentz
Herbert R. Freeman
Bahamas
Bear Creek
HFC
Household Finance Loan Corporation
Equality Lender
Main Street
Bos
B. Hamm
Mrs. Hamm
Starview Drive
West Norwalk
Will
OdeTo
Billy Joe
Jeff Bridges
Sandusky Drive
Cleveland RD
Monarch
Cathy Come
Tory Dey
By Missy Mates
NBC Discount
NBC
Dauiylas
Hasbro
Amon Ced
Gunk Aeriol
Brite
Westley
Durall
Mitre
Young
Loreal
Super Lock
BBQ Grill
Amana
Peat
Peeten Nichel i Che
Lufkin
Stevens
Tenn
Jamboree USA
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
Johnny Cash
Richard Rodgers
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