Jurors Drawn From Huron County for January Term
Thirty five residents of Huron County have been named as potential grand jurors for the January term. The grand jury will meet Thursday, Jan. 6, with Norwalk residents Willard W. Earl Ray Beard Robert M. Zeller Thelma Hutton Jack Peters Mary Jane Helmstetter Edwin Avery Lois Leidorff Helen Mullenix and others from Collins Wakeman Greenwich Willard Monroeville and Bellevue listed among the summonses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Norwalk
Willard W. Earl
W. Chestnut St
Ray Beard
Woodlawn Ave
Robert M. Zeller
Benedict Ave
Thelma Hutton
Eastwood
Jack Peters
Cline St
Mary Jane Helmstetter
Edwin Avery
Harris St
Lois Leidorff
Helen Mullenix
Edgewood
Eugene Bilton
Collins
Herbert Morris
Wakeman
Ruth Templer
Greenwich
Frank L. Chapman
Willard
Evelyn Wolcott
Ray Wallrabenstein
North Fairfield
Harvey Scheid
Monroeville
Kenneth Roethlisberger
Robert Canfield
Bellevue
Martin Hofacker
Virgil J. Funk
Carol Hillis
Richard E. Bores
Donald Farr
David C. Tanner
Neil E. Walcher
Kathryn Buurma
Lucille T. Buckley
Mildred van Horn
Dale R. Yearick
Rudy Holthouse
Max van Allen
Alvin Fritz
Walter Frederick
Leo Schodorf
Charles Arnold
Norwalk Enters Price Fixing Lawsuit In Pipe Case
Norwalk plans to join a class action accusing nine firms of price fixing in cast iron pipe sales. The city has purchased at least 10 796 dollars of pipe from American Cast Iron Pipe Co and Clow Corp and will check other city projects for more. The suit was filed in the U S District Court Northern District of Alabama by Nashville Tennessee authorities. if convicted the city could receive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
American Cast Iron Pipe Co
Clow Corp
Ronald Freeman
U.S. District Court
Alabama
Nashville
Tenn
Norwalk Jaycees Raise $100 for Legacy For Life Fund
Norwalk Jaycees collected $100 for the Legacy For Life Fund supporting kidney disease victims. Nearly 200 Botany 500 suits were sold, with officer William Adelman Meese drawing the winning ticket at the police station before Christmas. Edwin Adelman of 260 East Main, a sewage treatment plant operator, won the suit.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Legacy For Life, Inc
William Adelman Meese
Edwin Adelman
East Main
Norwalk
Legacy For Life
Trained Youth May Operate Machinery
County 4-H agent says youths 14 to 15 may operate tractors or certain machinery after completing training programs in 4-H or vocational agriculture. Federal rules restrict hazardous farm work for under 16, but trained youths in approved programs may work. A 4-H tractor operation course runs at EHOVE Vocational School starting January 5 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Tucker
Tucker
Ehove
al Libbey
Senator Quits Over Time Demands From Ohio Senate
State Sen. James K. Leedy of Wooster resigns citing heavy yearly sessions and time away from his legal practice and family. He represents the 19th District including Wayne, Medina, Holmes, Ashland, Coshocton and part of Tuscarawas. A Republican replacement will be chosen from district GOP nominees, with Ralph Fisher as a possible successor.
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Leedy
Ohio
Senate
Wayne
Medina
Holmes
Ashland
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Senate Republicans
GOP
Ralph Fisher
Wooster
House
Norwalk Councilmen Assign Committees and chair change
Richard Cunningham named committee chairs for the new term starting January 1 in Norwalk. Clifton Cross is named chair of the Public Light and Line Extension Committee, signaling a shift toward private provision of services. Committee pairs include Cross with Ream and Williams on several panels, with others led by Fisher, Sipple, Jones, and Shipley.
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Richard Cunningham
Clifton Cross
Public Light and Line Extension Committee
Cross
Domenic Coletta
William Ream
Robert Williams
Cunningham
Russell Fisher
Richard Sipple
Melvin Shipley
Morgan Jones
Fisher
Williams
Sipple
Ream
Shipley
Jones
Cross and Ream
Fisher and Jones
Movie Rating Codes and Classifications in Ohio
The system lists ratings G GP R and X with age guidance. It notes codes such as F AA A NA C and references Mrs. A P Sheehan as the source for rating information.
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F. Barefoot
F. Kotch
Billy Jack
Ohio
A.P. Sheehan
Open High Low Close Change Season's High Low
Open High Low Close Change Season's High Low.
Norwalk Takes Second at JV Wrestling Meet
With nine wrestlers in action Norwalk finished second in a junior varsity tournament won by Mansfield with 106 points. Norwalk earned 42 points for second. Sylvania placed third and Bellevue fourth.
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Bellevue
Norwalk
Mansfield
Sylvania
Sandusky
Edison
Galion
Port Clinton
Robin Schaffer
John Arthur
Schaffer
Jim James
Arthur
Mike Williams
Truckers
Don Seto
John McCarty
Jim Thill
Marion Huggins
Funk Home Wins Ist For Lights
New London residents win Christmas home decorating contest with the Funk family at 209 East Main Street taking first prize and a $25 award. Second place goes to Melvin Gorby at 235 East Main Street for $15. Third and fourth place honors are shared among the Runkle, Kraft, O’Hara, and O’Dell households listed on Main, High, Park, and Daisy Drive.
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New London
Eugene Funk
E. Main St
Funks
Melvin Gorby
Jack Runkle
Baxter Kraft
High Street
David O
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Chicago
Civic Opera House
Joseph Kipness
UPI Telephoto
Jaycees
Roth’s
Tri-County
E. Main
Wall Street Journal
General Assembly
Columbus
Eerne Gy Meecracy Exchange
Jdi
Ane
Areneied Ro
Funk
Dial
Permacote
Applian Center Sales
E. Monroe
Syme
Pohl
Pohl's Charge
Bank Americard
The
Capital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Huron County Banking Company
East Main Street
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