Quickies Correction and Local Notices
A collage of local items includes a chicken special at Mr Zs for 1.15 on Tue Wed Thu. an Allstate life insurance push. TF Police report an unlocked gate at Sparks Gulf. Manuel Guevara cited for driving without an operator license with a Mayor's Court appearance planned. Also ads for a Thurs sale on skirts sweaters and trousers 3 for 1.40, One Hour Martinizing, concrete supply from Dauich Concrete Co, and Farm Bureau Lumber Yard inventory closure August 26 27 2016.
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Manuel Guevara
Main
Milan man Raoul LaRue 57 dies after heart attack
Raoul Louis LaRue 57 of East River Road Milan died Tuesday night at home after an apparent heart attack. A Montreal native, he lived in Milan 12 years and worked 41 years at New Departure-Hyatt Bearing Co. as a process engineer. He leaves a widow Lucille and several siblings. Funeral details announced.
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Milan
Raoul Louis LaRue
East River Road
Villa St. Pierre
Montreal
Canada
LaRue
Bristol
Conn
New Departure - Hyatt Bearing Co
Sandusky
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Lucille
John
Forestville
Gilbert
West Hartford
Marcel
Archie Macklowski
Angele Thessing
Conway
Ark
Rawle Funeral Home
Frederick Mehling
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Fisher-Titus admissions include Master Todd McCullough New London Christine Lyman Clyde David Pinkerton 271/2 Summit Elsa Knapp 2 Rose Brett Hill 236 E Main Geri Severns 4 Grove. Discharges include Patricia Foreman Wakeman Dorothy Hite Milan Mariberth VanOffer en Milan Verna Gregory and son Bellevue Bonnie Mitchell and son New London Linda Mong Dorothy Croshaw Thomas Rospert. Sandusky Memorial admissions Linda Hersha 118 Newton John Reed 29 Spring. Discharges Alice St Aubin 115 Main Berlin Heights Ivonne Church 851/2 S Linwood.
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Fisher- Titus
Todd McCullough
New London
Christine Lyman
Clyde
David Pinkerton
Summit
Elsa Knapp
Rose
Brett Hill
E. Main
Geri Severns
Grove
Patricia Foreman
Wakeman
Dorothy Hite
Milan
Mariberth VanOfferen
Verna Gregory
Bellevue
Bonnie Mitchell
Linda Mong
Livestock Prices Logged at Cleveland Market
UPI reports cattle and hogs trading with hogs down 75 to 25 26 per hundredweight for 200 to 260 pounds. Sows fell 75 to 20 16 to 20. Calves steady but auction day market not established. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 25 to 25.50 and ewes and wethers in the 7 to 8 and 4 to 7 ranges.
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Cleveland
UPI
Western Reserve Schools Set Open Dates and Enrollment
Western Reserve districts plan to open on September 6 with high school at 8 30 and elementary at 8 15 pending bus schedules. About 1340 students expected in WA district with 536 in grades 7–12 and 804 in three elementary schools Townsend Hartland Wakeman. Roe Hildreth new executive head and Albery Stacey as business educator and former basketball coach. staff remains 53 led by Thomas Brown junior high principal Clyde Wicker elementary principal. Cafeteria prices to stay: 30 cents elementary 35 cents junior and senior students adults 50.
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Western Reserve Schools
Catholic High School
Norwalk
Townsend
Hartland
Wakeman
Roe Hildreth
Albery Stacey
Liberty Center
Thomas Brown
Clyde Wicker
Roberts Pleads Guilty in Check Forgery Charge
Charles H. Roberts, 41, of 761/2 Townsend Ave., pleaded guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court Tuesday to issuing a check without sufficient funds.
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Charles H. Roberts
Townsend Ave
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Anchor knocks out water on Kelley’s Island in Canada freighter mishap
About 1 500 summer residents on Kelley’s Island lost water when the Robert J Paisley severed an underwater power cable. Power was restored to homes after nine hours, but Kelstone Inc. and the island’s pumps faced short power. Divers search the 30 foot channel for the break as legal action looms.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
UPI
Kelley’s Island
Robert J. Paisley
Lake Shore Electric Co
Marblehead
Electric Company
Indiana
The
Hall Corp. of
Canada
Bermuda
Marines capture Viet Cong war college in jungle battle
More than 600 Marines seized a communist war college on a 3,000 foot Dai Lot mountain, 14 miles from Da Nang, after heavy fighting that left at least 44 Viet Cong dead. Three Marine companies faced an entrenched Viet Cong battalion amid 60 to 100 foot high jungle growth. casualties were reported as light. Medics moved wounded Marines 400 yards through dense terrain to helicopters for evacuation.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Communist ‘‘War College
Dai Lot
da Nang
Viet Nam
UPI
Tom Corpora
Man Charged With Possessing Switchblade Knife
Fritz Krupke aged 32 of 12 Norwood faced a charge in Huron County Common Pleas Court for possessing a four inch switchblade knife. He pleaded innocent and posted a 100 dollar bond to secure release. Earlier he was arrested on a Bellevue Municipal Court warrant and released by court authority.
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Fritz Krupke
Norwood
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Krupke
Bellevue Municipal Court
Carnival Benefits Muscular Dystrophy Appeal
A carnival to help muscular dystrophy relief is set for 1 p.m. today at 2 Taylor Ave beside Maplehurst School. Sponsors are Marsha and Sue Heyman with Janet and Margaret Collins.
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Taylor Ave
Maplehurst School
Marsha
Sue Heyman
Janet
Margaret Collins
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Patti Wut
Rob Harrington
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
Patti White
Mr. Harrington
Middle of
Hell
French Quarter
Z’s
Allstate
Sears
Sparks Gulf
Dauch Concrete Co, Inc
Farm Bureau Lumber Yard
Agusut
R&a Pastry Shop
E. Main ST
Mirisch Corporation
Coloray
UK Pamayasion
Dew
Donuts
Meek’s Pastry Shops
Schild
Milan Ave
Cline St
St. Linwood
Yanks
War College
Is Thrift Box
Thrift
Colonel Sanders
William Willis
Atlantic
Teddy
Kennedy International Airport
Willis
Coast Guard
New York
Man
Switchblade
Star View Drive
RT. 20 West
Ona
American International Presents
Wild Angels
Sandusky Branch
Bowling Green State University
J. H. McBride
Call Sandusky
Sandusky High School
East Main ST
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