State auditor reports first quarter school funds total
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy announced the first quarter foundation fund payments for the new fiscal year totaling 66,311,262.48 dollars, about two million more than the last quarterly distribution. Payments to Bellevue Huron Mansfield Norwalk Sandusky Willard areas and county appropriations are listed with specific amounts. The Huron and Erie county boards receive substantial allocations and the Huron County Fair gains 9,362.94 from state funds sourced from the Ohio Fairs Fund and tax revenues with refunds to tracks. The report notes three funding sources and distribution to 26 tracks.
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Roger W. Tracy
Area
Bellevue
Huron
Mansfield
Norwalk
Sandusky
Willard
Huron County
Local man charged after highway crash damages mailbox
Thomas Leber, 20, of RD 3 Willard, was arrested by the State Highway Patrol for unsafe operation after his car left Highway 61, 112 miles south of Norwalk, struck a mailbox and fence at about 3 a.m. The vehicle was heavily damaged. Leber escaped injury.
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Thomas Leber
Willard
State Highway Patrol
Highway 61
Norwalk
Dale Whittaker
Leber
Collision on New State Road injures no one
Loren Baker, 21, of North Fairfield, and LaDonna Hampton, 29, of Plymouth, collided at 5:45 p.m. Wednesday on New State Road South of Ridge Road after Baker skidded left of center. No injuries reported. Baker cited for driving left of center.
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Loren Baker
North Fairfield
LaDonna Hampton
Plymouth
New State Road
Ridge Road
State Highway Patrol
Baker
Hampton
Trucker Fred Foster Reports Minor Collision in Sandusky Area
Trucker Fred Foster said his truck and a car driven by Carl Rosin a 78 year old man from Sandusky collided about 6 p.m. Wednesday on Highway 4 two hundred feet north of the Highway 269 intersection. They exchanged information and left. Foster hails from Willoughby.
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Fred Foster
Carl Rosin
Sandusky
Foster
Highway Patrol
Willoughby
Local Notices And Ads From San Y Ridge Fruit Farm And More
Quickies Fish Dinners Fridays at Gulf Inn and related ads list shopping and services. Bartlett pears available from Robertson Orchards, Carol's Beauty Salon changes, Ruth Rounds Timbs managing Sophie's Beauty Shop, Suburban Style Center details, community events at Memorial Lake Park, street fair at North Street Recreation Field with fish and chicken dinners, rummage sale at Presbyterian Church, tomato and fruit produce offers from San Y Ridge Fruit Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rounds Timbs
Sophie
W. Main
Old State Rd
East Mainer
Gallup Ave
Monroeville School Schedule Announced For Fall Term
Monroeville announces fall classes for local elementary and high schools and St. Josephs Catholic elementary. Opening Tuesday Sept 8 with no cafeterias and lunches brought from home. Kindergarten and first grades housed at St. Josephs. Bus routes similar to last year. Band rehearsals at Monroeville High Sept 1 2 4. New faculty listed. Includes Celeryville Conservancy District marsh project note.
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Nelson V. Lonz
Monroeville
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Broad Street
J. Creighton Christ
Monroeville High School
Joyce Myers
Carol Hahn
Charles Clark
Jimmie Reed
James Martin
Norman Atkins
Larry Gillespie
Roy Collins
Dot Ann Smith
Patrol Probes Fatal Accident
State Highway Patrol said the investigation into a Monday crash that killed two North Monroeville boys is ongoing. Mrs. James Kramer and Ben Dyer were interviewed with no conclusive evidence. No witnesses have come forward as all eight injured remain in recovery.
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North Monroeville
State Highway Patrol
James Kramer
Ben Dyer
Upper Sandusky
New London Schools Set First Day Class Hours
New London W R Burton announces August 31 timing for first day: 3 p.m. dismissal at New London Clarksfield and Fitchville with 2 50 p.m. kindergarten ending. Buses run as last year. cafeteria open. lunch 1 50 weekly. milk 10 cents weekly. Doors open 8 30 or 8 10 depending on school. lunch hours listed by grade and location.
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New London
W. R. Burton
Clarksfield
Fitchville
Markets Report from Cleveland Livestock Prices
UPI notes steady hogs with Wednesday close and mixed cattle values in Cleveland. Prime steers hover near 27 dollars, cows span 10 to 16, calves around 50, and sheep and lambs trade around 100 head with notable price ranges for various weights.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tailbuster Car Collision at Main and Milan Ave
Robert B. Myers 43 of Wellington stopped for a traffic light when a westbound truck driven by Wenceslao D. Escobar 21 of Edcouch Tex rear ended his car at 7 44 am. Police reported a brake pedal bolt failure caused the crash. extensive damage to Myers, minor damage to the truck, no injuries, no citations.
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Robert B. Myers
Wellington
Main
Milan Ave
Wenceslao D. Escobar
Edcouch
Tex
Myers Auto
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Areas
Fisher Titus and Willard Hospitals list numerous admissions including Baby Jeffery Hall and Master Gerald Wilhelm, with discharges such as Mrs Frances Hall and Jacob Miller. Names span Norwalk Monroeville Bellevue Greenwich Attica and Plymouth with multiple family members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Red Cross
J. W. Emery
Wilcox Taylor
Willard Municipal Hospital
Ann Merrill
Jacob Miller
Norwalk
Rollan Kamman
Thomas Hennessy
Alma Heyman
Monroeville
Anna Myers
Bellevue
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Fair Funds
Izaak Walton
Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Emerson Wheeler
Townsend
Burke and Needles
Gulf Inn
Cor
Rts
Thurs & Fri
Stein’s Nursery
Bartlett
Robertson Orchards
Old State Rd. South
Carol’s Beauty Salon
Main St. Wakeman
North Street
Rummage Sale Presbyterian Church
San Y Ridge
Celeryville Conservancy
Soil Conservation District Board
Norwalk Road
Lloyd R. Hannel
Mary Yavanoff
Greenwich
Whittlesey Ave
Loren Buckley
Thomas Rospert
Hill
Benedict Ave
Crow Lumber
Baker's Refrigeration
Cline St
George V. Brandal
Maple St
State St
G. T. Morrow Plumbing CO
W. Front St
Milan
N. West St. Norwalk
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