Bogus Detective Check Trick at Fast Foods
Ray Emmons reports a man claiming to be a New York detective passed a 125 dollar check at Fast Foods 118 Benedict Ave. The man and a woman companion, said to be staying at a Sandusky motel, claimed they rode a cab to Norwalk for traveling supplies. The motel had no record of them and the cab company noted the ride ended the previous night.
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New York
Fast Foods
Benedict Ave
Ray Harold Emmons
Sandusky
Norwalk
Emmons
Cyclist Injured In City Mishap On League Street
Robert W. Stower Jr. 21 of 113 Cline St was injured when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Rose M. Bores 33 of 133 Whittlesey Ave as she turned onto League Street from North Side Marathon. Stower admitted to hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Robert W. Stower, Jr
Cline St
League Street
Stower
Norwalk
Rose M. Bores
Whittlesey Ave
North Side Marathon
Pearl Street
Jean L. Smith
Church Street
Marvin G. Schwan
Monroeville
Roberta P. Maxwell
Pleasant Hills
L K
Benedict Ave
Emogene Kirk
Arco
Church and
Main Streets
Driver Drowns After Bridge Gate Crash in Sandusky Bay
An 82 year old Marblehead woman Grace G Braithwaite died when her car failed to stop at warning gates and plunged into Sandusky Bay on Ohio 269. The Erie County Recovery Team recovered her body about an hour after the 9 10 a m crash. The car was later towed from the water.
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Bayview
Marblehead
Sandusky Bay
Ohio
Grace G. Braithwaite
Erie County
Automobile Kills Pony After Two Collisions
A pony owned by James Kozak in rural Norwalk died after two separate on road collisions on U S 20 near Ohio 601. The first crash involved Michael A. Taylor, 19, of Collins, the second involved Thomas Fuhrman, 28, of Sarver, Pa. No drivers were hurt. A 17 year old boy was arrested on a juvenile court warrant at the Huron County Fairgrounds.
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James Kozak
Norwalk
U.S. 20
Ohio
Michael A. Taylor
Wells Road
Collins
Thomas Fuhrman
Sarver
Huron County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Edison High Band Captures Camp Humour and Hope Nearby
Edison High School band members endured a week at Camp Conger near Willard amid rain and river fears while preparing for a marching contest at the Ohio State Fair. Director Nick Georgiatandis leads 45 rival bands for one of three 750 dollar prizes as freshmen and seniors play MacArthur Park and Feel the Earth Move amid eight hour days. Injuries from raft safety antics include Debbie Agee arm strain and Debbie Hoag knee strain, but the troupe pushes on with its inaugural camp year set for continuation.
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Willard
Edison High School
Camp Conger
Charger
Nick Georgiatandis
MacArthur Park
Debbie Agee
Debbie Hoag
Edison
Weekend Fair Schedule Highlights
Sunday events include a 9 a.m. horse show and 11 a.m. church services, with an 8 p.m. demolition derby in front of the grandstand. Saturday features 1:30 p.m. harness racing and two Big Top Circus performances at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. in front of the grandstand.
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Big Top Circus
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Fisher Titus Hospital lists admissions for Richard Hainline North Fairfield Robert Stower Norwalk Jennifer Aldrich Norwalk Lenne Finch Norwalk Dorothy Schild Collins Werner Risner Wakeman Discharges include Wanda Schnell Norwalk Patricia Ott Norwalk Margaret Martin Collins Chad Foos Norwalk Michael Hunter Wakeman Diana Dendinger Clyde Peggy Wilkinson and son Norwalk Milan Erick Milan Erick name appears Charles Erick Milan Sarasota missing. Sandusky Memorial Hospital admissions Linda Eastman Greenwich Debra Canterbury Berlin Heights Donald Wilson Norwalk Discharges Jerry Bowling Norwalk Good Samaritan Discharges Tammy Caudill Milan
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Linda Eastman
Greenwich
Debra Canterbury
Berlin Heights
Donald Wilson
Norwalk
Jerry Bowling
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tammy Caudill
Milan
Greenwich Man Cited In Crash On High Water
A Greenwich man Michael Goodman 19 lost control on Old State Road east of North Fairfield and struck a stopped car driven by Ralph Van Scoy 36. Bruce Van Scoy 12 was treated for injuries. Goodman cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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Greenwich
Old State Road
North Fairfield
Michael Goodman
Ralph van Scoy
Goodman
van Scoy
Bruce van Scoy
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Milan residents protest Goulds metal paneling plan
A second public hearing on Gould Inc. requested zoning variance for a 1.8 million Milan plant expansion drawn with blue metal paneling and brick offices. Neighbors oppose setback reduction, electric line relocation, and potential noise while seeking contact details and future expansion limits. A prior hearing was ruled invalid for lack of a quorum. Also, a Dairy Queen theft saw eight dollars of chips and pretzels stolen.
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Milan
Lockwood Road
Gould, Inc
Gould
O. B. Rose
Rose
Thomas Swint
Robert Wikel
Larry Porter
Glenn Rockwell
John Pfefferle
Zoning Board
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Alto Wilcox
Rawhiders 4-H Club
Michael Hergatt
Drive-In
Sandusky, Ohio
Jai
Mes Garner
Lawman
Burt Lancaster
Conger Cabin
Charger Band
Glick Bly
Firelands Tool Rental
Hough Garage
Wellington
Tohnki
Columbia
Huron CO. Fair
Garden Service
NEW London
Jennings
Ashland
Roger Rooker
Diana Dendinger
Clyde
Peggy Wilkinson and Son
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Dairy Queen
Floyd Schoen
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Lasch
Ryeturs
Broyhill Furniture Industries
West End
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
Star View Drive
West Norwalk
Ando Company
Ray Ih
Aides Jijan
Peter
Dennis
Ee Fonda
Hopper
Nicholson
Natalie Wood
Robert Culp
Elliott Gould
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