Charges Dropped in Two Huron County Court Cases
Virginia Wray and Howard Russell Jones see charges dismissed in separate Huron County Common Pleas Court actions. Wray faced an assault and battery count after an oct 19 picketing incident at the Northern Ohio Telephone Co. office in which Lucy Astarita alleged spitting. Jones faced an assault on a minor charge and was sent to Tiffin State Hospital.
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Virgina Wray
Howard Russell Jones
Huron County Common Pleas
Dump Site Proposal Faces Board of Health Vote
Peru Township trustees seek action on a proposed dump site at the Huron County Board of Health meeting set for 10 am Thursday in the Department of Health office at the courthouse. The site along the Huron River, on Snyder Road, borders land owned by Howard J. and Sharon R. Smith.
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Peru Township
Huron County Board of Health
Department of Health
Courthouse
Huron River
Howard J
Sharon R. Smith
Snyder Road
Clarence Ellett
Norwalk Young Republicans elect leaders and plan charter
Michael C. Rice was voted president of the Huron County Young Republicans Club at a 35-person meeting. James Betts urged grassroots involvement as treasurer and other officers were elected, while a $45,000 civil suit trial began in Huron County Court. A feature describes three Norwalk youths building and flying model rockets with ambitions in science and space.
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Michael C. Rice
Norwalk
Huron County
Young Republicans Club
James Betts
Rocky River
Ohio League of Young Republicans
Rice
Urban Livengood, Jr
Donna Fraelich
Wakeman
Janet Herman
Bill Reeves
Jack Smith
Willard
Bill Hirbe
Martha Rice
James Londot
James Kovacs
Jack Gerken
Dosia Nickler
Plymouth
Edna Bell Reed
Fort Wayne
Ind
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Milan Board OKs merger study share and seeks space
The Milan Board of Education approved 1965 general fund appropriations of 496 500 and noted state aid about 25 percent of operating costs. It authorized paying 250 toward a merger survey with Berlin and asked Berlin to share. A University of Toledo team proposed a 2 250 survey cost with the state potentially paying all but 500. Board calls for classroom space and hints toward moving an elementary grade. High school adds a science course. an extra teacher may be hired for next fall.
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Milan
Milan Board of Education
General Fund
Berlin
Charles Lindecamp
State Board of Education
University of Toledo
Herbert S. Schlessman
State Foundation
Robert Stein
Roger Jones
Chamber of Commerce Considers New Single Board
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce members vote at 7 30 p m Thursday at Columbia Gas Co on constitutional amendments to abolish four divisional boards and create an 18 member board. Three year terms, nominating Committee to name 12 directors, and moving annual election to October.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Gas Co
Six Accidents and Arrests Shake Willard Area Roadways
Six accidents Tuesday led to six arrests in a series of minor collisions. Stanford L. Cherry 45 of rural Willard was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance after his Willard school bus rear ended Marjoria A. Clark 28 of Plymouth. Karen Keefer 19 of 113 S. Linwood was cited for failure to drive with a clear distance ahead after Keefer rear ended Andrew Smith 17 of 21 Homewood at Old State Road and Route 20. Thomas McNally 21 of Route 61 9 miles south of Norwalk was arrested for failure to drive on the right half of the roadway after his car struck a pole. Frances Scott 20 of Bellevue complained of head pain and was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Helen L. Riley 34 of Milan was cited for driving left of center after a three car collision on Route 601 north of Route 61. Riley, being towed by Thomas L. Romell 24 of Milan, skidded on ice into Robert Sarkiewicz 32 of Cleveland. Mrs. Lillian Self 62 of Monroeville was arrested for driving left of center after her car struck a patrol car driven by James Leslie 25 of 59 S. Linwood. Raymond Eugene Burke 76 of Huron will face Mayor's Court on a failure to stop within a clear distance charge after his car hit a pickup driven by Eisel P. Kesling 47 of 395 West St at Benedict Ave and Water St.
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Stanford L. Cherry
Willard
Marjoria A. Clark
Plymouth
Tiffin St
Andrew Smith
Homewood
Karen Keefer
S. Linwood
Old State Road
Route 20
Miss Keefer
Smith
Keefer
Thomas McNally
Norwalk
Frances Scott
Bellevue
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Helen L. Riley
Lan
Riley
Thomas L. Romell
Milan
Robert F. Sarkiewicz
Cleveland
Lillian Self
Monroeville
James Leslie
Raymond Eugene Burke
Huron
Mayor’s Court
Eisel P. Kesling
West St
Benedict Ave
Water St
Milan Concert Tonight by School Band and Choir
Milan Junior High School presents an hour long concert at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The 65 voice choir and 75 piece band are directed by Frederick Delphin. Proceeds will buy more choir robes.
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Milan
Frederick Delphin
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