Utility Workers May Get Raise in Monroeville
Monroeville village utility staff face a $25 monthly increase if the council accepts the BPA and EPA salary recommendations. Supervisors Myron J. Gerber and Roscoe Oetzel would see pay rises to 600 dollars monthly, with other staff at 550 and 515 dollars. Clerical worker Mrs. Walter Greilich would gain 25 cents per hour to 2.25. The council meets January 7 to decide, as rubbish collection standards may be approved after the village dump closes.
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Monroeville
BPA
Myron J. Gerber
Roscoe Oetzel
EPA
Josephb. Gravenhorst
Water and Electric and Sewage System
Orville Platt
Walter Greilich
Truck Jumps Medial On Pike Injures New York Couple
A New York couple, Eric Nelson and Carolyn Nelson, were injured Saturday night when a semi driven by Jack Anderson crossed the medial strip on the Ohio Turnpike and struck their car. Both were listed in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred seven miles west of the Norwalk Sandusky interchange at 7 15 p.m. Authorities said Anderson, of Kansas City Missouri, lost control with no reason given.
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New York
Eric Nelson
Carolyn
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jack Anderson
Kansas City
Nelson
Anderson
Norwalk
Sandusky
Collins
Andres and
Reiger
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Wallace Johnson
Nancy Johnson
Jeanette Johnson
Food Stamps Begin Thursday in Huron County
Low income residents can qualify for federal food stamps this week by meeting three basics: cooking facilities, asset limits of 1000 for individuals or 1500 for families, and income limits on a government scale. Net income must be below 130 a month for individuals and 200 for two person families, rising with larger family sizes. Interviews arranged via the Welfare Department.
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Huron County
Grant Walls
Walls
Welfare Department
Man’s running car rolls into parked vehicle on Main Street
Joseph A. Andrews left an engine running while entering a restaurant. His car rolled in reverse across the street and struck a parked car owned by Eileen Warren denting its trunk. In Florence, a break in at Tater Hill Tavern is under investigation. Two people were fined in Mayor’s Court for intoxication and reckless operation. Paul W Gregory reported misuse of his call letters by youths.
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State Highway Patrol
Robert D. Blair
James L. Schoenegge
Townsend Ave
Blair
Schoenegge
Joseph A. Andrews
Welton
Main Street
Eileen Warren
Townsend
Florence
Tater Hill
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Route 113
Steve Fox
Paul W. Gregory
N. Hester
Gregory
Car Vandalized at Norwalk Used Car Lot
A Norwalk used car lot reports vandalism on Friday night. David H. James of Collins says a window was shattered by what appeared to be a shot at the George Manyak Ford Inc. Used Car Center located on 60 E Monroe.
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Norwalk
David H. James
Collins
George Manyak
Milan businessman Edward Wikel dies at 59
Milan resident Edward Wikel owner of Wikel Milk Cartage Co. died after a brief illness at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. He lived on Route 13 and was active in the Milan Presbyterian Church the Huron Rotary Club and multiple trucking associations. He was a past president of the Ohio Milk Haulers Association and survived by his wife, daughter Anna, son Robert, four grandchildren, his mother, two brothers and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements set with Rawle Funeral Home.
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Milan
G. Edward Wikel
Wikel Milk Cartage Co
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Wikel
Milan Township
Page
Milan Presbyterian Church
Huron Rotary Club
Ohio Milk Haulers Association
Kate A. Wikel
John
Berlin Heights
Henry
Orlando
Fla
Rawle Funeral Home
Francis Moyer
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N.Y
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Andres Road
John Covert
Attica
Covert
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MTS
Maxie
Tire and Supply
Traci Anderson
Arizona State University
Cypress Gardens, Fla
UPI Telephoto
Erie County Bank
Erie County
Vermilion
Huron the Bank
FDIC
Frank J. Rickley
William P. Ungerer
Whittlesey
Edward Wikel
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