Pugh Awarded Chrysler Dodge Franchise in City Deal
Bob Pugh Motors, Inc. received the Chrysler and Dodge franchise last week. Pugh plans to stock new cars and trucks at the Milan Avenue Gallup Avenue showroom before Christmas, staying at the Milan location where he previously ran a used car business. The city had no Chrysler Dodge dealer for several years, with Downtown Dodge now Downtown Motors being the former Dodge outlet.
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Bob Pugh Motors, Inc
Chrysler
Dodge
Dodge Trucks
Milan Avenue
Gallup Avenue
Pugh
Chrysler Dodge
Downtown
Motors
4-H and FFA steer projects to weigh and tag in January
County extension agent Carlos Tucker reports exhibitors with steer projects must notify the Cooperative Extension Office by January 1. The Junior Fair Steer Committee will officially weigh and tag all FFA and 4-H steer projects on January 8 from 8 30 to 10 30 a.m. An optional.
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Cooperative
Carlos Tucker
Future Farmer of America
FFA
Fair
BBs Shot At Windshield In Wappler Lot
A car owned by Roberta Wilhelm at 11 Morley Dr. was hit by bullets while parked in the Wappler Instrument lot. Army Private Steven K. Kocher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kocher, 17 Newton St., has been assigned as an armor crewman with the 1st Cavalry Division at Ft. Hood Texas. The 1976 Saint Paul High School graduate is a possible name connected to the incident. Feeder Calf Show begins at noon with trophies for each class. John Nolan of Western Reserve will supervise, assisted by Steve Sprague Don Jackson Charles Vogel Robert Schwanger Gerald Beck Walter Horn Jr Carlos Tucker. Junior Fair exhibitors must weigh and tag steel projects to be eligible for the 1977 Huron County Fair.
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Roberta Wilhelm
Morley Dr
Wappler Instrument Lot
Army
Steven K. Kocher
Robert W. Kocher
Newton St
The
1St Cavalry Division
Ft. Hood, Tex
Saint Paul High School
John Nolan
Western Reserve
Steve Sprague
Don Jackson
Charles Vogel
Robert Schwanger
Gerald Beck
Walter Horn, Jr
Carlos Tucker
Henry J Steinle 80 Milan farmer dies after illness
Henry J Steinle of Seminary Road Milan died at home after a two year illness. Born in Millersville Ohio he lived in Milan 36 years and was a retired farmer. He belonged to St Anthony's Church and the Catholic Order of Foresters. Survived by wife Dorothy Fox Steinle a sister and four nephews. Funeral details at Rawle Funeral Home with Rosary prayers and Mass.
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Henry J. Steinle
Milan
Seminary Road
Millersville
Ohio
Wakeman
Steinle
St. Anthony’s Catholic
Catholic Order of Foresters
Dorothy Fox Steinle
Donald
Marie) Lutts
Goreland
Calif
Clarence
Celestine
Rawle Funeral Home
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Joseph Sudock
Festive Gift and Local Listings Highlight Seasonal Deals
Mr. Employer L et Boose offers gift ideas a fruit basket or gift certificate. 814 Brinzley Furniture open tonight until 9. Humane Society sells Fresh Cut Scotch Pine Christmas Trees at 258 Benedict Ave. 5 dollars each. Septic Tanks advertises 41.65 with Jim Stark contact. Meeks Pastry Shop runs weekend specials Orange Cherry Drop Cookies 69 cents per dozen and decorated cakes and Christmas decorations.
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Humane Society Animal Shelter
Benedict Ave
Meeks
Hospital Discharges and Miss Beth Ann Cline Listed
Hospitals Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital as missions Miss Beth Ann Cline Monroeville Mrs Felicia Rudolf Norwalk Mrs Emagine Case Norwalk Miss Diana Timbs Norwalk Miss Tracey Carrick Norwalk Mrs Treva McCullough New London. Discharges Roy Smith North Fairfield Mrs Ann Keith Wakeman Charles Timbs New London Mrs Joan Sax Milan Mrs Joan Reinbolt and son Lorain Mrs Marjorie Crawford Wakeman William Carnahan North Fairfield.
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Joan Reinbolt
Lorain
Marjorie Crawford
Wakeman
William Carnahan
North Fairfield
Local grain prices for Tuesday December 7 1976
Wheat opens at 2.40 in local markets as oats sell for 1.70 and corn at 2.18. Soybeans trade around 6.61 with steady demand from regional buyers.
Hayes and Feidler testify before Boston arts commission
Actress Helen Hayes and conductor Arthur Feidler appear with the Boston Pops as they testify to a special commission in Boston to aid performing arts organizations. The UPI telephoto image captures the pair ahead of their public remarks and discussion.
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Helen Hayes
Boston Pops
Arthur Feidler
Boston
UPI Telephoto
City Girl, 10 Reports Chase by Man on Northside Street
A 10 year old northside girl told her mother that a man in a light colored car chased her on Cline Street near Eagle Street as she walked home from school. Police will canvass the neighborhood for witnesses and any sightings.
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Northside
Lhe
Eagle Street
Cline Street
Ambulance Runs Report for November City Service
The city ambulance service logged 67 runs in November including 43 emergencies 20 invalid transports and 4 miscellaneous cases. Forty six runs occurred in the city and 17 from the township yielding total November billings of 2265 dollars. Norwalk ambulances had reached 1006 runs by December.
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City Ambulance Service
Norwalk
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