Police Blotter Details Widespread Property Incidents
Con solidated truck backed into a wire at 180 Milan Ave causing aContinential Cablevision line to break. North Star Council of Governments received a delivery before the mishap. A parking lot spray incident at Wappler Instrument damaged a vehicle owned by Herbert B. Coward. A woman reported her car sprayed Wednesday. another report cited a teen vandalism attack on a different car. Police suspect an insured car theft attempt via hot wiring near North’s Marathon yard. A toolbox was stolen from Thomas Paramore’s curb. A 1978 Chrysler Cordoba was spray painted at 57 Baker St.
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Wappler Instrument
Herbert B. Coward
State St
Norwalk
North’s Marathon
N. Hester St
Margaret Teeters
Baker St
St Pauls Festival Opens After 20 Years Of Breaks
St Pauls hosts its first festival in two decades with today’s opening events featuring pony rides roast chicken dinners and various games for families and neighbors to enjoy.
St Pauls festival marks first in 20 years this weekend
Hospital admissions list multiple local residents with names and towns. Discharges also listed for several Norwalk Wakeman Canton and Willard area residents. Two day festival to raise funds for St Pauls schools runs 6 to 11 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday with dinners Saturday at 5 p.m and Sunday menu includes roast beef and chicken. White elephant sale kiddie rides craft displays and a 3 p.m marching band performance on Sunday in church parking lots.
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St. Paul's
Judy Smith
St Paul
Real estate help offered by Rench Diversified Realty
The notice outlines a new law on joint credit accounts affecting married and unmarried couples. It notes independent credit histories and prohibitions on evaluating creditworthiness with alimony or child support. It invites inquiries at Rench Diversified Real Estate Co and Citizens National Bank in Norwalk, with phone contact 668-8161 and a marketing slogan.
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Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Rench Diversified Real Estate CO
Citizens National Bank
Norwalk
Rench
Norwalk Board of Education Meeting Rescheduled
The Norwalk City Board of Education meeting moved to 8 p.m. August 15 at the Board of Education office on N Hester Street. An executive session of Willard City Council will precede the regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday to discuss personnel and industrial tax collections. Open discussion will cover the Crestwood Drive extension.
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Norwalk City
Willard City Council
Crestwood Drive
Norwalk Ambulance Runs Reported For Thursday and Friday
Emergency runs include Frieda Schug of Monroeville transported from 303 Monroe St to Fisher Titus for medical needs at 11 42 a m. Eric Ringlein from 50 Townsend Ave to Fisher Titus for a bicycle fall at 4 23 p m. Roger Montgomery of North Fairfield dispatched at 11 10 p m Friday from Benedict and Norwood avenues to Fisher Titus after a motorcycle accident.
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Norwalk
Frieda Schug
Monroeville
Monroe St
Fisher- Titus
Eric Ringlein
Townsend Ave
Roger Montgomery
North Fairfield
Benedict and
Norwood Avenues
Fisher-Titus
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Huron County Administration
Milan Ave
Edward Still
North Star Council of Governments
Braidge A. Riff
David Sighs
E. Main St
Thomas Paramore
Chestnut St
Florence Gross
St. Paul
Pauls Stafford
St. Paul’s
Linda Foos
Clifford Mahon
Bellevue
Myra Loyer
Collins
Tanya Shupe
Terra Knoll
Dortha Parker
Wakeman
Janice Coen
Canton
Metal Tenteris
Sandra Susko
Karen Goosetree
John
Lula Clark
June Soule
N.L
Hubert
Nora Conley
Derek Sparkman
Willard City
Rowena Holman
Dee'd
Dorothy Jane Squire
Kennth
Leona Kieffer
Orval Stanfield
Shirley Diederick
Darrell Stanley
Real
Tom Collars
Cults & Borders
Crow Solis
Heatherones
SMI
fMasons NT Department Stores
U.S. Route 20
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Masons
Merwe Prite Mavelty Muny
Sieerey
Sreet
Star View Drive
Mark Hamill IN
Sandusky
Cleveland Rd
San
Towne and Country Theatre
Peter Mantey
The
Ohio Arts Council
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