Obituary notices for Wickham Spade and Warner shared
Corinne Prentiss Wickham, 79, genealogist and local historian, died Sunday at Providence Hospital Sandusky after a brief illness. She lived at 59 West Main Street and was active in St. Paul Episcopal Church and regional historical groups. Surviving son Albert Prentiss Wickham and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Letha O. Spade, 84, of New London, died Sunday at Samaritan Hospital Ashland. A music graduate and former teacher, she held multiple club memberships and left a husband Glenn and daughter Dorothy Troth. Family graveside services planned at Wauseon Cemetery. James L. Warner, 66, of Marcell Minnesota, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. A former Baltimore and Ohio and Chessie System Railroad employee, he is survived by two children and seven grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday at Myers Funeral Home Greenwich. burial in Centerton Cemetery. Memorials to charity advised.
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Corinne Prentiss Wickham
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Altar Guild
Sally DeForest Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of 1812
Daughters of American Colonists
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
the Research Club
Little Garden Club
Tuesday Reading Club
Firelands Historical Society
Young Men’s Library and Reading Room Association
Marshfield
Mass
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
New London
Letha O. Spade
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Wauseon
Wauseon High School
Miami University
London
Order of Eastern Star
Church of Christ Scientists
Elyria
Home Flower Garden Club
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
United Methodist Women
Greenwich
James L. Warner
Marcell
Minn
Willard Area
Lloyd
Maurice Warner
Willard
Nancy
Computer lowers poll costs with new voting system
Huron County Board of Elections awarded a contract to National Graphics as the lowest bidder at 23.45 dollars per precinct or 1571.15 dollars for 67 precincts. Last year per precinct costs for poll books and supplies were 29.75 dollars. Officials say the computer system reduces needed supplies.
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Huron County Board of Elections
National Graphics
Huron County
Energy driven hours cut at New London post office
Post office shifts lobby and window times starting Tuesday due to energy emergency. Lobby hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays with Sundays closed. window service runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Last business mail box collection is 4 p.m. weekdays and 3:30 p.m. Saturdays. no Sunday mail. Postmaster Harold Bailey says the change will cut energy use by 25 to 50 percent.
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New London
Harold Bailey
Harvest’s County Line Rural Directory debuts in Huron County
Rural residents receive the first annual Harvest’s County Line Rural Directory mailed free across Huron County. The two section guide lists names, addresses, phones with map locations and township maps showing residences. In Norwalk on U.S. 250 North, a weekend break-in at the NBC Store stole TVs, a scanner, an AM FM radio, an eight track recorder, and two speakers. The theft was reported at 10:05 a.m. by employee Steve Parish and is under investigation.
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Huron County
Harvest
Norwalk
NBC
U.S
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Steve Parish
No Damage In Explosion At Monroeville Church
Monroeville fire department responded to an explosion in the furnace at Monroeville Baptist Church in North Monroeville at 11 30 a m Saturday. Firefighters reported no damage to the furnace or surrounding structure and no injuries.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Baptist Church
Alleged Gas Thief Arrested in Huron County
Wellington man William McGinty aged 18 was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff's Department after allegedly leaving Showalter's Sohio in Clarksfield without paying $6 for gasoline. He was charged with failing to pay and released on own recognizance.
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Wellington
Clarksfield
Huron County
Norwalk Board Sets 8 P M Session On Finances
A special Norwalk Board of Education meeting is scheduled for 8 p m Tuesday to finalize 1978 appropriations including bond retirement and cafeteria funds not covered in last week’s action. The board will also hold an executive session to discuss 1978 79 contract negotiations with the Norwalk Teachers Association.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Norwalk Teachers’ Association
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Glenn
Hugh
Dorothy) Troth
Chloe Reece
Wauseon Cemetery
Eastman Funeral Home
James Warner
Myers Funeral Home
Leonard Wilfong
Greenwich Church of Christ
Centerton Cemetery
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