Plymouth Residents Divided Over Police Chief Choice
Two candidates, acting chief Robert Seel and retired Army MP Ronald Humphrey, vie for Plymouth police chief as mayor Elizabeth Paddock faces a split council. petitions circulate. Seel backs action and local ties, while Humphrey gains support from most officers and ex-chief Meiser cites Humphrey’s policing experience.
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Plymouth
Robert Seel
Robert Meiser
Ronald L. Humphrey
Meiser
Elizabeth Paddock
Robert A. McKown
Seel
James Jacobs
Humphrey
Shelby
Wilford Stover
Monroeville car theft and area notices collide in town update
Monroeville police seek a gray 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme license XX 6425 stolen between midnight and 2 15 am from downtown. The vehicle belongs to Richard Cook. Also reported are a $2 867 EMT training grant to Ehove Joint Vocational School in Avery, a $44 920 Zimco Inc versus McCoy's Sales and Service suit in Huron County court, an $800 000 Bellevue School Levy on April 6, and Wakeman Food Center ownership transfer to Clifford Sabin of Wellington with no immediate changes planned.
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Monroeville
Richard Cook
John H. Ackerman
Ehove Joint
Avery
Ohio Department of Health
U.S. Department of Transportation
Zimco, Inc
McCoy
Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Sandusky
James E. McGookey
Bellevue
Huron County Board of Elections
Bellevue Board of Education
Bellevue Board
Huron
Erie
Seneca
Wakeman
Wakeman Food Center
Schon’s of
Clifford Sabin
Wellington
Kroger Co
Sabin
Carol
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Briefs
Admissions list includes Mrs. Beth Schandersky Wakeman Mrs Ava Ezell Milan Robert Burdue New London Kenneth Link Norwalk Mrs Slyvia Jordan Norwalk George Holden Norwalk Ernest Horner Norwalk. Discharges include Mrs. Rose Wagner Collins Orlo Schied Monroeville Owne Libby Norwalk Mrs Beth Schandersky Wakeman Mrs Mary Seneff Berlin Heights Mrs Diane Springer Milan Mrs Elizabeth Schwinn Milan Mrs Crystal Brewer Berlin Heights Mrs Donna Ogle Wakeman Mrs Betty King Berlin Heights Timothy Hale Norwalk Robert Vogel Wisconsin Thomas Wells Norwalk. Red Cross Blood mobile visit rescheduled to Monday Feb 13 not Feb 6. Francis Trotter recovering from back surgery at Doctors Hospital North Room 322 108 Denison Ave Columbus. Matt Ryder Norwalk High School honor roll omission noted. Huron County Auto Club board meeting Feb 15 7:36 p.m. at AAA office 275 Benedict Ave. Alvin Hurst Sr silver wedding anniversary event Feb 9 Hartland Community Hall 7 9 p.m.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Beth Schandersky
Wakeman
Ava Ezell
Milan
Robert Burdue
New London
Kenneth Link
Norwalk
Slyvia Jordan
George Holden
Ernest Horner
Rose Wagner
Collins
Orlo Schied
Monroeville
Owne Libby
Mary Seneff
Berlin Heights
Diane Springer
Elizabeth Schwinn
Crystal Brewer
Donna Ogle
Betty King
Timothy Hale
Robert Vogel
Wisconsin
Thomas Wells
Lent Begins in Area Churches with Ash Wednesday Services
Area churches mark Lent with Ash Wednesday services at 7 p.m. and 12:10 p.m. Masses. Fridays feature Stations of the Cross and Benediction. High school CCD renewal night, parish events, and church council decisions fill the schedule across St Mary, St Alphonsus, and neighboring congregations, including confirmations and ordinations.
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CCD
Clancy Yeager
St. Mary Parish Hall
Wakeman
Nor
Boy Slips on Ice Shoots Foot in Accident
A 14-year-old Collins boy slipped on ice while hunting and accidentally shot himself in the foot with a .22 caliber rifle. It marks the second teenage self inflicted shooting investigated by Huron County Sheriff in two days, following a Norwalk youth who shot his shoulder during target practice. Ernest Horner, 14, Derussey Road, was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Collins
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sheriff’s Department
Ernest Horner
Derussey Road
Horner
Monday club events announced in local calendar
Calendar items list meetings for Rotary Norwalk Bowling Center at 11 45 a m Research Club Maple Tree Lounge at 1 p m South Side Reading Club at Mrs R E Poth home 1 30 p m Roundabout Reading Club at Mrs David Wilson home Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall 8 p m and Recovery Inc at St Peter Lutheran Church 8 p m.
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Rotary
Norwalk
South Side
Reading Club
R.E. Poth
David Wilson
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Recovery, Inc
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Bid Up Hog, Cattle, Veal at Bucyrus Livestock Auction
Markets report Bucyrus livestock sale consignors totaled 194 with 1,691 head sold. Hogs 828 priced $2 higher. butcher hogs 36-47.50, sows 35-46.20, boars 30-35.75. Feeder pigs 163 36-37.75 per cwt, 10-41 per head. Cattle 344 with Holsteins 32-41.50, steers 43-46.75, 38.5-42.5, heifers 39-45.50, 34-38.50. Cows 25-35.50, utility 27-33.50, can & cut 26 and down. Bulls 38-41, can & cut 34 and down. Yearlings steers 36 and down, heifers 32.50 and down. Veal calves 37 with mixed grades and prices up to 71. Sheep and lambs 482, trend steady to .50 lower. wool prices listed. feeder lambs 62 and down, aged slaughter 25 and down.
Shalom United Church of Christ Worship Times and Services
Shalom United Church of Christ invites all to join Sunday worship at 11:00 and Sunday School at 9:45 at 35 Benedict Ave. The church also runs a Free Medical Clinic Monday evenings 7 to 9 and operates a Thrift Store sharing space with an Al Anon group. Contact 668-1927 for details.
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Shalom United Church of Christ
Benedict Ave
al- Anon
Lent Ash Wednesday Breakfast at Wakeman Church
Wakeman Congregational Church opens Lent with a 6 30 a m breakfast on February 8 at the church. Three guests speak on Reflections of What Lent Means to Me including Rev Richard Liston of St Marys and St Pauls Catholic churches Norwalk and Wakeman, Rev Leah Matthews of Kipton Community Church, and Rev Robert Burky of First Baptist Wakeman. The church choir will sing.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Richard Liston
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Norwalk
Leah Matthews
Kipton Community Church
Robert Burky
First Baptist Church
Reader Tells Newspaper Robinson Won't Be Fired
State Highway Supt Melvin Robinson remains on the job as Harold Reader Ohio DOT director says Robinson won’t be fired as long as he does his job. Robinson had been told to resign or be fired for ordering snow removal crews off highways after a near head on collision on U S 250 and a lawyer advised potential liability for motorists.
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Robinson
Melvin Robinson
Harold Reader
District 5
Ohio Department of Transportation
U. S. 250
Sandusky Register
State Highway Department
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Ruth Snyder
Pat Sellinger
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