Four Go To State Fair In 4-H Demonstration Contest
Four dozen 4-Hers competed for county honors at the Demonstration and Illustrated Talk Contest in Norwalk. Winners include Susan Ellett and Sharon Smith earning senior honors while Debbie Phillips and Nancy Cook led the senior team entry on the Art of Pressing. Judges were Mrs. Geraldine DeJarnett of Sandusky and Mrs. Marcia Sheldon of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Production Credit Association
Norwalk
Susan Ellett
Maple City
Sharon Smith
New Haven
Connie Phillips
Mary Elmlinger
Norwich Klink & Klatter
Denise Radcliffe
Dawn Radcliff
Wakeman Willing Workers
Mary Ann Miller
Michelle Border
Sheriff Bureau July Report Details Writs Arrests Meals and Sales
Sheriff John Borgia submits July statistics: 232 writs served, 44 arrests on warrants, 72 prisoners admitted, 1 515 meals served, 83 jail visitors, 14 inmates Aug 1. Real estate sale and two chattel sales. 50 petit jurors summoned. Prisoners transported to Mansfield Reformatory, Marion, Lima, Toledo, and Tiffin. Returns from Painesville and others for hearings. 75 complaints, seven larcenies, five B and E. Funeral escorts and one parade. Bounty paid for one gray fox and 27 red foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borgia
Sheriff's Department
Mansfield Reformatory
Marion Correctional Institution
Lima State Hospital
Toledo House of Correction
Tiffin State Hospital
Painesville
Ashtabula
Huron
Troy
Sandusky
Gas Tax payouts totaling 7.28 million dollars announced
State Auditor Roger Cloud disclosed the August gas tax distribution of 7,282,939 dollars to state subdivisions. Towns listed include Bellevue Norwalk Willard Greenwich Milan Monroeville New London North Fairfield Plymouth Wakeman Berlin Heights totaling 21,232 dollars. Marine Corps notes Gary E. Mack completed six weeks at Officers Candidate School Quantico as PLC trainee with Norwalk address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Cloud
Bellevue
Norwalk
Willard
Greenwich
Milan
Monroeville
New London
North Fairfield
Plymouth
Wakeman
Berlin Heights
Marine Corps Development and Education Command
Quantico
Gary E. Mack
Officers Candidate School
Mack
Eugene Mack
Rosedale Blvd
Area Calendar Sees Diverse Church and Community Events
A Sunday through Friday listing shows church services at Congregational United Church of Christ Trinity Lutheran Zion Episcopal and St. Peter Lutheran plus St Josephs Summer Festival chicken barbecue. It covers band camps Kiwanis Knights of Columbus Catholic activities council meetings picnics and public hearings across Monroeville Norwalk Willard and Sandusky areas with pageants rehearsals and school registrations throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Sand Hill Road
Pontiac
St. Joseph's Catholic Parish
Lulovail Kiwanis Club
Monroeville
Congregational
United Church of Christ
Knights of Columbus Council
K. of C
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Fisher Titus Hospital lists admissions for Larry Reilly Martha Patton Deborah Castle Frances Piper and Marjorie Crabbs. Discharges include Pauline Pickering Michael Conry Donald Fey Lyle O'Dell and Doris Knittel. Sandusky Memorial Hospital records discharges of Fred Heinz Elsie Sly Johanna Jenner Thomas Shreve and baby Inez Keller. Further admissions include Sharon Greene Albert Rice Carol Davis Inez Keller Gary Weimer and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Larry Reilly
Rt. 2
Martha Patton
Greenwich
Deborah Castle
Huron
Frances Piper
New London
Marjorie Crabbs
Walnut
Pauline Pickering
Milan
Michael Conry
Collins
Donald Fey
Lyle O’dell
Norwalk
Doris Knittel
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Fred Heinz
Monroeville
Elsie Sly
Johanna _ Jenner
Gaumont Nursing Home
Thomas Shreve
Baby
Seminary St
Inez Keller
Berlin Heights
Sharon Greene
Albert Rice
Carol Davis
Gary Weimer
Olive St
Annexation Petition for Milan Village Expansion Planned
On July 1968 the Huron County Board of Commissioners received a petition by a majority of freeholders seeking to annex described lands in Norwalk Township into the Village of Milan. The territory covers Milan Manor areas and Sleepy Hollow subdivisions totaling about 283.47 acres subject to highways. A public hearing was set for September 23, 1968 at 10:00 A.M. in Norwalk Ohio, with Henry E. Young as agent for the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of Huron
State of Ohio
Freeholders
Coun of
Huron
Milan
Ohio
Towit
Norwalk Township
Huron County
Old State Road
Sleepy Hollow
Sleepy Hollow Subdivision
Said Road
Greenwich Road
Said
Milan Manor
Weston
Huron County Court House
Norwalk
Henry E. Young
Citizens Bank
Quickies Rumage Sale and Local Notices
Quickies rummage sale set for August 22 to 24 at 12 Whittlesey Avenue Norwalk theater hosts one matinee August 18 at 2 p.m. Norwalk Public Library closes Monday morning for funeral of Joseph V Motsch reopening at 1 p.m. Stag clam bake by Norwalk Conservation Club August 28 6 to 9 p.m. tickets at Norwalk Barber Shop. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittlesey Avenue
Norwalk
Joseph V. Motsch
Enid Denham
STAG
Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club
Sun
Eckstein Harry A. 78 Willard Resident Dies
Harry A. Eckstein of 609 Clark Street died Friday night at Willard Area Hospital after a long illness. A lifelong resident, he retired as a maintenance man at the hospital and belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church and the Willard Conservation League. Survivors include wife Velma son Herbert daughter Arlene brother Albert. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Secor Funeral Home with Rev. John Worth officiating Burial in New Haven Cemetery. Calls after 11 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Eckstein
Willard
Clark St
Willard Area Hospital
Willard Area
Trinity Lutheran Church
Willard Conservation League
Velma
Herbert
Arlene Eckstein
Albert Eckstein
Tire
Secor Funeral
John Worth
Plymouth
New Haven
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State Fair
Melinda Zimmerman
Hartland Merry Mixers
Lucille Diehm
Richmond Mother's Helpers
Kathy Dalton
Diane Camp
Maple City Junior
Margaret Grover
Kathy Shelley
Lyme Sunshine Girls
Debbie Krull
Patty Leimeister
Townsend
Brenda
Peggy Myers
Sherman Stitchers & Chefs
Flickinger
Vilding - Norwalk
Cor. Townsend Ave
Old State Rd
Columbus
Edames
Johnny Carson
BEE Gees
George Kirby
Roger Miller
Smothers Brothers
John Hartford
Pat Paulsen
James Brown
AL Hirt
Allen and Rossi
Bob Hope
John Davidson
Buckeye
Billy Maxted
Manhattan
Dave Merrifield
Harmonaires
Sinclair Dinol
Queen of Queens
Midway
Sats & Sons
Interstate 71
17Th Avenue
Sunday Congregational Community United Church of Christ
A.m
Monroeville High School
Conger
Kiwanis Club
Fernwood Pool
Village Park
Village Corporation
Willie
Marsh Field
Rotary
Brunswick Grill
City Hall
Trinity Lutheran
Willard Grange
Grange Hall
Willard West Rd
Bowlmor Ladies League
Les Bowlmor
P.m
First Methodist Church
C.A.C
Raritan
Board of Trustees
Methodist Church
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lions Club
United Church
Excelsior Farm Womens Club
Chet Edwards
Efficiency
Farm Womens Club
Holiday Inn
Edison
United Church, Jr
Methodist Church Jr
Frida Boy Scouts
A Vartorella
John Ollivier
Donald Klaus
Richard L. Jackson
Wm. Kauffman
William C. McLaughlin
Bob Seattum
E. Main St
Freeport, Ill
Milan Inn
L& K Royal Buffet
L & K Royal Buffet
Holman Jewelers
Townsend, Apt. 4
Virginia Henningsen
Curtice
L.P.N
Starkey Nursing Home
Tj's
Jefferson
Elks Country Club
Playhouse Company
Nickles Bakery
Life and Or Fire and Casualty
Commission
W.T. Grant Co
Cmpany
D.O.T
R. Segalla
Transamerican Freight Lines
Stumph Road
Parma
Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc
Obertin
Telephone
Huron Aluminum Corp
Huron - Avery Road
Huron, Ohio
Esther Bleile
Sanitas
Fred Hoyt
Vlnck General Light
Clarence Hall
N. Hester St
Bud Brady
Hawthorne Dr. Ph
Termite
White Roofing and Lumber CO
Eastman Sanitation
Martins
Tuttamore &Sons
Call
Ideal Appliance Center
E. Monroe St
D. Shepherd
Bower
Richard H. Bower
Clyde O
Landolls
Sinclair
Swan Harkness
A.S.C
Blank ’S Agri-Service, Inc
Barks Rd
Marion, Ohio
East Main Street
Norwalk Theatre
Erie
LeMar Lake Park
Citizen’s National Bank
Motsch
Garcia Drive
White Roofing & Lumber CO
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