Veterans From N&W Gather for Cedar Point Convention
Nearly 1 000 Norfolk and Western Railway veterans convene at Cedar Point on Saturday with many arriving by special trains from Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh Brewster Fort Wayne and Frankfort Indiana. Retired members from across the country are urged to attend the annual meeting reflecting 20 years of service or more.
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Cleveland
Norfolk and Western Railway
Cedar Point
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Brewster
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Frankfort
Ind
Veterans Association
N&w
Milan
Red and Gun Club
Ohio 113
576 Cited In First 6 Months
Willard police chief C. C. Fillings releases a six month report showing 576 arrests and citations, including 199 criminal arrests and 37 juveniles. 377 adult and 19 juvenile traffic citations. Motor vehicle accidents totaled 112 with 86 traffic complaints. Other services reached 1,352, from locating people to investigations of death by self harm. six officers training programs were attended.
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Willard
C. C. Fillings
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Kill Athlete's Foot Germ At Kaiser-Wells Drug
One application of T-4-L stops itch and burning in minutes with a 48¢ refund. In 3 to 5 days infected skin sloughs off to expose more germs for the kill and healthy skin appears. Itch quieting action kills germs to speed healing and is also fine for eczema insect bites and surface rashes.
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Kaiser—Wells Drug
City Policemen to Attend Police Schools This Fall
Five Norwalk police officers will study at several schools in coming months. Richard Mahaffey, on the force since July, begins a month long basic peace officer course. Henry A. Landoll will attend a firearms instructors school at Camp Perry September 26 to 30.
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Norwalk
Richard Mahaffey
Richland County Sheriff's Department
Mansfield
Henry A. Landoll
Camp Perry
Landoll
National Rifle Association
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Attorney General of Ohio
Ohio Peace Officers’ Training Council
Don Ratliff
Minal
Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Don Hohler
Fred Lau
Law Medicine Center of
Western Reserve
William Meese
Ohio Peace Officers
Penta County
July deeds and liens reported in Huron County
A total of 213 real estate deeds were recorded in Huron County during July, reports Recorder Jay Thomas. Real estate mortgages recorded totaled 178 while there were 11 cancellations. A total of 140 finance statements were filed during the month, with cancellations numbering 44. One hundred ten leases and lease assignments were recorded. Three mechanic's liens were recorded with two being cancelled. Four federal tax liens were filed and two liens cancelled.
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Huron County
Jay Thomas
Three Trainmen Injured In Erie County Crash At Bogart Road
At 2 21 am a car train collision near Portland Road Park erstown left three train crewmen hospitalized in Sandusky in fair condition. A Bellevue mother and her two children were treated and released for minor injuries after a separate two car wreck. A third driver, Lawrence Fuque, failed to stop at a stop sign and struck Elizabeth Schlachter’s car.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Thomas C. Summel
Sandusky
Portland Road
Parkerstown
Elizabeth Schlachter
Bellevue
Bogart Road
Lawrence Fuque
Old Railroad Road
Schlachter
Train collision injures three in Erie County
Mrs Schlachter and her children Diane 5 and William 3 were passengers in a car that struck a Norfolk and Western train after the car failed to stop. Three trainsmen including brakeman Todale 42, conductor Kane 55, and pilot-conductor James Smith 34 were injured and taken to Sandusky Providence Hospital. The accident remains under investigation by the Erie County Sheriff.
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Paul Tondale
Massion
Mike Kane
Massilon
James R. Smith
Sandusky
Sandusky Providence Hospital
Council Refuses To Name Perry Street Appraiser
Perry Street property owners protested street improvements while John Jones asked for the appraiser’s name. City Manager Keith Armstrong declined, saying disclosure requires council instruction. The law director noted the appraiser is unpaid and likely to work again for the city. The issue involves Whistler Drive status and school assessment disputes, referred to the Planning Commission.
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Thorton
Perry Street
Whistler Drive
Planning Commission
New public telephone booth installed in Norwalk downtown
A new public telephone booth has been installed in the city parking lot near the Norwalk police station on North Linwood Avenue. It is the first of three booths planned for the downtown area by Northern Ohio Telephone Co following a request by the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Promotion Committee led by George Manyak. Emerson Jonas, the Norwalk district manager, presents the booth to Chamber President James Westerhold and Manyak.
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Norwalk
North Linwood Avenue
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
George Manyak
Emerson Jonas
The
Telephone Company
James Westerhold
Chamber
Manyak
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Larry Weilnau
Scott Weilnau
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Council
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Fisher - Titus
Chuck
Norwalk Rd
Lloyd R. Honnel
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
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Lei L
Beatles
Cliff Robertson
SUN. Tue
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Burt Lancaster
Lee Remick
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Travel ‘Up Agency
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