El Texas Bar Perkises Liquor Permit Suspension in Willard
Ohio Department of Liquor Control suspends Edward L. Prinz liquor permit for El Texas Bar in Willard effective Sept. 17 due to delinquent sales tax payments. Suspension lasts until taxes are paid in full. Paul A. Witter reports theft of a Shower six and 12-volt battery charger valued at 39.95 from his garage, blue with white lettering, last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward L. Prinz
el Texas
Willard
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Paul A. Witter
Christie Ave
Witter
Car slug damages Mantua resident’s vehicle
Mantua Ohio Frank Schultz reported his car struck by a slug at 2 Spring St. Tuesday night. He found front damage and radiator issue on Wednesday. Two locals heard a gun discharge near midnight. Schultz will repair the radiator and turn in the bullet if found. A 14 year old Norwalk boy shoplifted a knife at Woolworths. juvenile court to handle. Knife valued at 1.49. SANDUSKY A car crossed center line and hit Earlene Risner on Kelley Road in Avery Wednesday evening. Kent Wilson listed as other driver. accident under investigation.
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Mantua
Ohio
Frank Schultz
2 Spring St
Schultz
Norwalk
Woolworth
Grace Shhumer
Sandusky
Earlene G. Risner
Monroeville
Kelley Road
Avery
State Highway Patrol
Miss Risner
Kent Wilson
Huron County Liquor Stores Report $1 Million in Sales
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control notes three Huron County stores posted $1,080,871 in total sales last year. Norwalk led with $756,127 including $393,596 retail and $362,531 wholesale. Bellevue and Willard reported $162,835 and $161,907 retail respectively. Permit fees distributed to local governments totaled $55,642 with Norwalk receiving $16,537, Bellevue $9,540, Willard $6,402, and several villages and townships also funded.
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Columbus
Huron County
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
Toledo
Greenwich
Monroeville
New London
Wakeman
Bronson
Clarksfield
Greenfield
Lyme
New Haven
Norwich
Richmond
Ridgefield
Ripley
Sherman
Townsend
City Halls Eyes Two Gallup Road Projects Traffic Study Signals
City officials report two Gallup Road items drawing attention. A traffic survey at U S 250 and Gallup Road aims to decide if a traffic signal is needed, backed by 126 resident petitions presented on August 17. Separately, engineer George Cunitz met state planners to review widening Gallup Road with curbs and gutters.
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Herbert Krogh
U.S. 250
Gallup Road
George Cunitz
Division III
State Highway Department
Ashland
Four Wheel Drive Rally Debuts On Rugged Lands
GEOFF HAMMILL reports on the Firelands Four-Wheel Drive Association clearing a 36-acre site off Lovers Lane Road for a Labor Day rally. The rough course includes a dirt-track dragstrip and an airborne obstacle section as organizers predict up to 4,000 spectators with POLICE volunteers running concessions.
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Geoff Hammill
Firelands Four-Wheel Drive Association
Woodville Rough Riders
Lovers Lane Road
Erie County
The
Rough Riders
Tom Susko
Susko
Association
Bob Colish
Colish
Order of Police
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Slug
Gallup Light
Painesville
Bird
Huron River
Pohl
BankAmericard
Perch
Ocean
Cole Sewencael
Royal Buffet
Benedict Ave
Kampus Kaper
Norwalk, Ohio
Contemporary Design
ISSO
Madrid
W. Main
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