Minor fires alarm Norwalk fire crews
The Norwalk Fire Department responded twice to small blazes. Friday at 4 35 p m a car fire at East Main Street and Milan Avenue caused by a broken gas line. The car owned by Richard Tullis of 32 Homewood. a passing driver used dry powder to control the flames. Damage hit the motor and wiring. A Sunday 4 20 p m shed fire at 21 Grand Avenue involved two Rishel sons pouring gasoline on scrap wood. the blaze was extinguished before crews arrived.
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Norwalk
East Main Street
Milan Avenue
Richard Tullis
Homewood
Grand Ave
Ed. Rishel
Loot Recovered From Portland Cheese Factory Theft
Sixty checks totaling $15,000 stolen from a Portland cheese factory on New Year’s Day were returned to their original locations on a cooler. Police reported the suspect left the items where found.
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Sparta
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UPI
Portland Cheese Factory
Three Young Women Injured in Willard Area Crash
Three young women were treated at Willard Area Hospital Saturday afternoon for injuries from a two car crash. Susan K. Lykins 18 of East Norwalk Kay Ellen Young 21 of Attica and Brenda Dorsey 16 of Monroeville were released after ER care. The collision occurred at 3 30 p.m. on Route 224 near Route 103.
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Willard Area
Willard Area Hospital
Susan K
Lykins
East Norwalk
Kay Ellen Young
Attica
Brenda Dorsey
Monroeville
Route 224
Route 103
Suit Filed Over 1966 Norwalk Traffic Crash
A 1966 Norwalk traffic accident near Route 250 leads to a Common Pleas Court suit seeking over 34 000. Plaintiffs Charles West of Milan and Diane Houser of Chicago claim driver Wayne Burtscher negligent caused the wreck that injured West and Houser. West seeks 32 671 while Houser seeks 2 222. Police cited Miss Young for following too closely after a rear collision with Miss Lykins who had stopped for traffic.
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Common Pleas
Norwalk
Charles L. West
Milan
Diane Lee Houser
Chicago
Ill
Wayne W. Burtscher 20
Miss Houser
West
Houser
Willard Seeks Award Nominees for 1968 Honors
The Willard Community Center sponsors a contest for Outstanding Teenager and Outstanding Adult of 1968. Nomination forms, available at the center, must be received by January 20. The results will be announced at a dinner on January 27. Previously the Jaycees sponsored Senior Adult and Young Man of the Year.
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Willard
Willard Community Center
John Yacob
The
Jaycees
John Staples Elected President Of Huron County Board Of Education
John Staples of Fitchville was elected president of the Huron County Board of Education, succeeding Richard Keefer who was named vice president. The board kept the first Saturday monthly meeting time at 7:30 p.m. in winter and 8:30 p.m. in summer. The 1969 appropriation of 66 607 was approved, up from 64 718 last year, with salary increases in September and no calendar year raises. Marilyn County earned a substitute bus driver certificate for the New London district. Plans for a late February or early March meeting of board members and administrators in the South Central District were discussed with more details to come at the February session.
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John Staples
Fitchville
New London
Huron County Board of Education
Richard Keefer
North Fairfield
South Central
Keefer
Ralph Brown
Marilyn County
County Board of Education
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