Huron County children attend Easter Seal Camp Pittenger
Seven Huron county children spent two weeks at Camp Pittenger near Tiffin. Sponsored by the state Easter Seal society for physically and neurologically handicapped youths, the group included Sally Jo Skinner of Wakeman, daughter of Mrs. Eileen Skinner.
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Huron County
Pittenger
Tiffin
State
Easter Seal Society
Sally Jo Skinner
Eileen Skinner
Pearl St
Wakeman
Gun-Toting Norwalk Man Nabbed After Roof Jump
Police catch 25 year old Daniel D. Lynch of 76 Monroe St after a pursuit ending on a Mission Orange building roof. He faces assault and battery resisting arrest and carrying a concealed weapon charges. a pistol was seized and bond set at 400 dollars. Elizabeth Taylor, 36, was leaving Fitzroy Nuffield Nursing Home after a partial hysterectomy.
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Norwalk
Daniel D. Lynch
Monroe St
Lynch
Donna
Monroe Street
Ptl
Don Hohler
Mission Orange
William Meese
Charles W. Hartsock
Monroe
London
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Fitzroy Nuffield Nursing Home
Willard Council Reverses Parking Decision and Plans
City Council reversed July decision to let City Manager Keith Armstrong seek appraisals for four Maple and Woodbine corner properties to allow off street parking. Six of seven members supported the change. The move followed work sessions and a downtown improvement committee request.
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Willard
Keith Armstrong
Maple
Woodbine
City Hall
Willard Youth Memorial Association
Armstrong
Spangler Street
New Haven
Richmond
Norwich
Greenfield
Ohio Power Co
Neil Zick Road
Continental Cablevision
Willard Girl Struck by Car Injuries Reported
An 11 year old Willard girl, Margaret Colyer of 403 Main St, was struck by a car on Main Street extension north of Willard at 9 30 p m Tuesday. She suffered a broken leg and abrasions and was listed in good condition at Willard Area Hospital. No citation was issued. A separate incident in Milan saw Frede I DeBonis of Allison Park Pa drive a car off Route 250 after missing a curve, injuring herself and causing a fence to be damaged. Her car was a total loss and she was cited for reckless operation.
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Willard
Margaret Colyer
Main St
Lon D. Lafferty
Main Street
Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
Milan
Freda I. DeBonis
Allison Park
New London Council OKs 60 Dollar Air Conditioner
New London councilmen unanimously approved spending 60 dollars to buy a used air conditioner for the mayor’s office. In Willard, Charles Wilcox, 52, suffered multiple rib fractures when his car rolled over his chest while he worked on it and was hospitalized in fair condition. Also noted: Seniors 50 years plus invited to Lakeside for Senior Citizens Day on August 14 with art, music, and a 50 cent admission. Dr Harold Bosley will speak. Dr Daniel K Poling to address. Lakeside Symphony scheduled for 3 p.m.
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New London
Council
Willard
Charles Wilcox
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lakeside
Harold Bosley
Christ Church
N.Y
Daniel K. Poling
Lakeside Symphony
Willard City Manager Names July Outstanding Employee
Willard City Manager R Keith Armstrong named Michael Frederick assistant superintendent of the Municipal pool and park as outstanding city employee for July. Frederick, a college student living at 519 Clark Street, is cited for initiative and efficiency in promoting the July 4 program at the park and pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Clark St
Walter Frederick
Armstrong
Park and Pool
Summer festival at St. Francis Xavier Church
The Willard festival is held on the church grounds at 21 W. Perry St. on Sunday. A public cafeteria lunch starts at 3 p.m. Entertainment and rides are planned for attendees.
Berlin Heights Vows Tough Water Billing Action
Berlin Heights officials told water superintendent Nelson Gunn to get tough on collections and shut off delinquent accounts. Mayor Oehling expects at least a year before talks with East Erie County Water district on supplying water, with county plans to source from Huron. Gunn noted 1.29 million gallons pumped in July as sewage and sewer concerns merit study.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Old Woman Creek
Gunn
Policeman Leonard Conners Receives Salary Increase
Monroeville village council raised patrolman Leonard Conners to 525 dollars per month after a year of probationary service. He will serve as acting chief during a 60 day absence of Police Chief Gerald Henery.
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Monroeville
Leonard Conners
Gerald Henery
Conners
Price Construction Co
Norwalk
Monroe Street
Smith
Hi-Ranger Service
Board of Public Affairs
Larry Holkenborg Nursery
Sandusky
Kenneth Salisbury
Grain Merchants, Inc
Baltimore and Ohio
Penn- Central
Salisbury
Mayors’ Association of Ohio
Cleveland
Council
Brooklyn Heights
Marsh Field
Town Hall
John Greilich
Williams and
South Main
Alan Stang
Mutual Aid
Bellevue
New London Sells Notes For Water Project
The village council sought legislation to sell water improvement notes and fund an engineering study for storm sewer work. Bonds for 60000 dollars for water distribution were awarded to V and C Construction of Upper Sandusky at 179973 dollars, with 29973 dollars over the bond amount for engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
NEW London — Council
Walter Hite
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
V & C Construction, Inc
Upper Sandusky
Hite
Lloyd Browne
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Russell Boles
Eric and
Kevin Leibold
Richard Leibold
James Stockmaster
Carl Stockmaster
Richard Yarber
Albert Yarber
Diane Kay Byers
Donald Byers
Chamber of Commerce
LeMar Lake Park
Huntington
Great Lakes Museum
Vermilion
Ohio
Odier
Star View Drive
Lugille Ball
Henry Fonda
van Johnson
Ae Mists
James Garner
Sidney Poitier
Diablo
E. Main St
Willard Girl
Colyer
Switzerland
Jacqueline Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Zurich
Greece
Marion
South Railroad Street
East Main Street
Walnut
Ferguson
Community Action Commission
Preston Golding
Pocahontas
John Smith
Benjamin
William Henry Harrison
U.S
British Museum
Harvard University
Technicolor
Brennan
Ebsen
Warren
Davidson Blarr
Russell
Kyres
Prt
Walt Disney
Big Bad Wolf
Matinee
East Main ST
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Huron
Erie
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