Not For Sale Glassware Delights Monroeville Home
Monroeville resident Mrs. Drake collects over 100 antique glassware pieces in her U.S. 20 window display. She explains Amberina origins, signatures, and tells how to identify genuine pieces by bubbles, pontil marks, lavender casts, and careful handling of family heirlooms.
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Monroeville
George Drake
U.S. 20
Drake
George
Northwood
Car Slams Into Mobile Home In Millersburg Collision
In Millersburg Ohio a young driver Timothy A Hostetler 20 lost control on Jefferson Street and his car struck a trailer owned by Bessie L Spencer. Hostetler faced reckless driving charges. Alvin L Ward 28 failed to yield causing a head on collision with Lenard L Searl 24. Searl suffered minor injuries and was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Millersburg, Ohio
Jefferson Street
Bessie L. Spencer
Hostetler
Alvin L. Ward
Whittlesey Ave
Washington Street
Willard Proclaims Vocational Ed Week and Junior Achievement Month
Willard Mayor Kenneth Sommers proclaimed February 14 to 19 as Vocational Education Week and February as Junior Achievement Month. Council approved a water rules update, an inactive fund designation not exceeding 2 million, hospital bills of 8735, and a partial hospital construction payment of 58480 to Studer Obringer. Tom Ludban received 10 in mileage for in service Toledo training.
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Willard
Kenneth Sommers
Council
Studer- Obringer
Tom Ludban
Toledo
Why Leave Home to Shop Big Home Furnishings Values
Classified section highlights at home furnishings discounts and deals. Readers are invited to explore large value offers for living room, bedroom, and decor items.
Willard Court Dispositions List Showcases Fines and Penalties
Willard Mayor's Court dispositions include fines for speeding improper parking red light violations and fictitious registrations. Several individuals from Willard and neighboring towns appear with varied penalties and court costs. A separate note announces a corn production clinic at Pittsfield Town Hall today and Feb 16, with attendees urged to notify the Huron County Extension Office.
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Willard
Hazel M. Heisler
Earl E. Frederick
Charles C. Mitchell
David J. Dean
Jerry D. Stevens
Sandusky
Carl A. Rupert
Ted Kilgore
Rural
Daniel K. Smith
Bellefontaine
Fteeway
Fidel R. Nino
Plymouth
Paul C. Foley
Tiffin
Sherman Ray
Larry L. Barnthouse
William F. Mullins
Charles G. Spearman
Shelby
Harold D. Patrick
Rosemary Haynes
Joel Garcia, Jr
Jack Aselton
Greenwich
Pittsfield
Oberlin
Ohio
Huron County
John Wells
All In The Family Creator Talks Network Censorship
Norman Lear testified to the Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights about censorship while recalling the show’s journey from pilots on ABC to CBS and NBC declines. He described extensive talks with CBS Program Practices and last minute decisions before the premier, which aired at 7 05 p m California time and became a major television hit.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Norman Lear
Lear
Senate Judiciary
Washington
ABC
Abc-Tv
CBS
NBC
Bob Wood
CBS TV
Cbs-Tv
California
Frances
Absenteeism Stirs Mansfield as Senate Recess Nears
The Senate's early session saw high absentee rates led by presidential contenders Henry Jackson Edmund Muskie Hubert Humphrey George McGovern. Mike Mansfield criticized lawmakers for shirking duties while races paused for Lincoln Birthday recess. Absentees ranged from 21 to 27 votes on key measures including EEO powers and foreign aid.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
McGovern
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