Willard Council backs Capelle anti drug drive and more
Willard City Council expresses unanimous support for City Manager Paul Capelle s drug education campaign and plans 18 slides for cable TV channel 7. They praise snow removal overtime figures, discuss overtime pay for Supt. Ray Ryman Jr, and review a proposed city flag project. The panel moves to close a Keefer St alley end and considers ordinances on speeding penalties building fees and new police gear. They set a budget hearing for 7 30 p m next Monday for the 1975 budget.
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Willard
Paul Capelle
Capelle
Ray Ryman Jr
Ryman
Kathy Neidermeier
Willard High School
Council
Keefer Court
Keefer St
William G. Miller
H&g Home Improvement
Front
Elizabeth
Front Street
Obituaries for Fred J. Lieber and Harry E. Seibert
Fred J. Lieber 75 of Lyme Township died at home on Beckstein Road in Bellevue. He was a retired farmer, church member, and brother to Clarence and Clifford Lieber. Funeral services Friday at 3 p.m. at Foos and Son Funeral Home with burial in Bellevue Cemetery. Harry E. Seibert 91 of Baltimore died Monday. He leaves a son Nelson J. Seibert and several other children and grandchildren. Funeral planned in Baltimore Thursday. Additionally, two hundred gallons of gas were stolen from seven trucks during overnight construction near the Ohio 2 bypass. 40 gallons taken from equipment. sheriff's department investigating.
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Bellevue
Fred J. Lieber
Beckstein Road
Lyme Township
Mr. Lieber
Monroeville
St. John’s Lutheran Church
German Beneficial Union
Huron County Farm Bureau
Clarence Lieber
Clifford Lieber
Collins
Adeline
Foos and Son
Lieber
Roland Troike
Bellevue Cemetery
Baltimore
Harry E. Seibert
Mr. Seibert
Nelson J. Seibert
Norwalk
Elizabeth
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Farm Bureau Board Set for Wednesday Dinner Meeting
The Huron County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the First United Presbyterian Church. The dinner meeting will follow by a short business session, as announced by president Ralph Walcher.
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Huron County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees
First United Presbyterian Church
Ralph Walcher
New London Red Cross Falls Short
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in New London produced 70 pints of blood, below the 150-pint goal. Local coordinator Mrs. Duane Smith announced another visit next year near a holiday. Sixty to seventy students aged 17 signed up, with some rejected for not meeting the 105-pound weight minimum.
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New London
Red Cross
Duane Smith
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Briarwood Estates
Manhattan
Farm Bureau Meeting
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