Norwalk Officer, Two Girls Injured In Head-On Crash
A head-on collision on East Main Street near Mill Street injured Norwalk Patrolman Johnie Short and two Monroeville teens, Ruth Claus and Margaret Miller. Miller was cited for driving left of center. all were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and later released.
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Norwalk
Monroeville
East Main Street
Margaret Ann Miller
Hettle Road
Norwalk City
Ptl
Johnie L. Short
Bouscau
Miss Miller
Ruth A. Claus
Sand Hill Road
Short
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Miller
Mill Street
Pensions Discussed In Willard Union Meeting
A review session between United Rubber Workers Union experts and Pioneer Rubber Co at the Willard United Bank aims to study requested information on insurance and pension funds. The meeting is described as non bargaining, with Local 804 members at a Willard High School gathering as rail unions pledge support.
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Willard
United Rubber Workers Union
Pioneer Rubber Co
Willard United Bank
Joseph Cush
804
Willard High School
City Briefs in Norwalk Report Threat, Break-in and Auditions
A Norwalk man threatened self harm with a 12 gauge shotgun after an argument with his wife. Police investigate a attempted break in at the Recreation Center where a door lock area was damaged. An accident at East Seminary and South Foster Streets involved Deborah L. Dempsey and Ethel Palm. Auditions for The Unsinkable Molly Brown will be held at 8 p m at the Mayley Waite Studio for dancers, no experience needed.
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Norwalk
Park and Recreation
Austin Shadle
East Seminary
South Foster
Deborah L. Dempsey
Ethel] E. Palm
Route 250
Molly Brown
Mayley Waite
Main St
Migrant Health Center Discussion Planned at St Pauls
A meeting at St. Pauls Episcopal in Norwalk aims to establish a migrant health clinic for workers. Speaker Gail Hafferty of the State Health Department will outline plans, with potential support from Huron County Health, Fisher-Titus, the dental society, schools, and clergy. A Migrant Action Committee could oversee a clinic funded by public health, with a health aide planned to start June 1. The event is open to the public.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Parish House
Gail Hafferty
State Department of Health
Gladys Bender
Hafferty
Huron County Health Department
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Dental Society
Employment Bureau
Fifteen Students Make School Honor Scroll at New London
The New London High School honors 15 students in grades 9 to 12 for the third six weeks. An additional 16 junior high students earned honors across grades seven and eight, with named students listed for grade seven and eight, and a further roster for grades nine through twelve.
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New London
New London High School
Scott Crumrine
Nancy Gregory
Mike Jason
Mary Meyers
Kathy Olson
Wesley Garrett
Carol Hanson
Kay Johnson
Mike Nugent
Richard O’reilly
Sidney Robbins
Frank Rowland
Bill Schwan
Connie Songstock
Terry Southerland
2 Free In Stolen Car 2 Free In Stolen Car
Two Lorain youths fled home and stole a car, then abandoned it on Anchorage Circle after nearly hitting a bridge. Deputies pursued them west, and they were turned over to their families for judicial action. Vandalism at Snowy White Laundry damaged a lavatory and a wall hole.
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Lorain
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Anchorage Circle
Whittlesey
Methodist Men to Hear Priest Tonight
Rev. James Southard pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church will speak to the Methodist Men at 7 30 tonight. He will discuss the similarities of the two churches and the men of the congregations. The meeting is in the annex of the First Methodist Church New London.
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New London
James Southard
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Southard
First Methodist Church
Willard C C Elects Stapf As President At Annual Meet
Willard Chamber of Commerce reelects Stapf as president at its annual meeting. Officers include Russell Harter vice president Jay Lydy secretary Charles Baker assistant secretary. Directors are LeRoy Briggs James Clark Robert Hoskin Bill Ganfield Richard Helman Arthur McElfish. The group aims to secure more housing for Willard.
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Willard
Harlow Stapf
Willard Chamber of Commerce
Russel Harter
Jay Lydy
Charles Baker
LeRoy Briggs
James Clark
Robert Hoskin
Bill Ganfield
Richard Helman
Arthur McElfish
Barman signs waiver after Benedict Avenue violation
Douglas N. Barman aged 22 of 86 Christo Avenue signed and paid a 15 court waiver Sunday morning following a citation for a yellow line violation on Benedict Avenue.
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Douglas N. Barman
Christo Ave
Benedict Avenue
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