Body Of Wakeman Man Found In Lake Erie
The body of John Henry Kirschner 48 missing since November 18 was found offshore in Harbor Creek Township Erie County Pennsylvania. He worked on lake freighters for 27 years and lived near Birmingham Erie. An autopsy was planned and no signs of foul play were noted. Surviving relatives include a sister and a half brother. Funeral arrangements were announced.
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Conneaut
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Birmingham
Erie County
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Harbor Creek Township
Merle E. Wood
Wakeman
Gibson Lodge
Robert Brady
Birmingham Methodist Church
Borgia and Arthur Seek New Terms in Huron County
Two Huron County officials filed petitions for another term. John Borgia seeks a fifth term as sheriff, while John Arthur runs for a second four year term as treasurer. Both are Republicans. Borgia was first elected sheriff in 1960 after six years as deputy. Arthur won treasurer in 1972 succeeding Harold Collier.
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Shirley Brown
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Fisher-Titus Hospital Admissions List Names Many Local Residents
Admissions include Isaac Bobryk Berlin Heights Manuel Arriaga Gibsonburg Herman Powles Norwalk Fred Wilcox New London Janet Gatton Norwalk Leonard Knoll Monroeville Russell Edwards Norwalk Brenna McClure Norwalk Eli Carroll Monroeville Norman Blymyer Valley City Anthony Cesa Norwalk Dorothy Barker Wakeman Michael White Norwalk Grace Zimmerman Norwalk Joseph Good Norwalk Betty Mathers Norwalk Cheryl Snapp Greenwich Hazel Krumwiede Wakeman Clara DeMuth Norwalk Harry Sheldon Monroeville William Tolle Norwalk Lyman Lutts Norwalk Dorothy Smith Monroeville Discharges list Daniel Kilgore Willard Lois Baum Norwalk.
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Sacred Music Concert Set at Towne and County Arts Center
Thurlow Spurr will conduct a Sacred Music Concert titled Alleluia at the Towne and County Regional Arts Center on January 17 at 8 15 p m. The event features the Michigan Concert Choir with 200 members, the Spurrlow Orchestra, soloist Larnelle Harris, and guest Bob Pickett. Admission is 3 for adults and 1 50 for children seniors and students.
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Florida
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The
Towne and Country Players
Huron County Board Rehires Staff At Annual Meeting
The Huron County Board of Commissioners rehired several officials and staff at the annual organizational meeting Monday morning. Evangeline Miller was rehired as county administrator, joined by rehires Eloise C. Pancoast as clerk secretary, Robert Wallace and Donald Bricker as courthouse custodians, Alton Hoyt as coordinator for the administration building, Frank Butch as assistant, Pauline Thorn as courthouse matron, Richard Helmstetter as deputy county apiarist, and multiple landfill workers including John Staples and Marcella Pheiffer. Roselle Ward remains county humane officer.
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Commissioners
Evangeline Miller
Eloise C. Pancoast
Robert Wallace
Donald Bricker
eJohn Staples
Marcella Pheiffer
Dan Ux
Burshell Kidd
Dave Smith
R. Dieffenderfer
Roselle Ward
Convicted Nova man sentenced to Tiffin State Hospital
Edward L. Adkins, 19, was convicted in common pleas court of two counts of forgery and one count of complicity in forgery. Judge Robert W. Smith sentenced him Monday to six months to five years on each count, to be served concurrently at the Tiffin State Hospital.
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Edward L. Adkins
Common Pleas Court
Robert W. Smith
Ward ordered to Lima State Hospital after insanity plea
Dennis R Ward 18 of Castalia was found not guilty by reason of insanity on a breaking and entering charge for allegedly stealing a car from Martin Motor Sales on December 14. He was hospitalized at Lima State Hospital Monday after the court decision.
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Voice Of Democracy Winner Tim Ruffing From St. Paul High
Timothy Ruffing a St Paul High School junior wins the Huron County Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the VFW and Ladies Auxiliary. His twin brother Timothy and Charles Hillman were finalists from a 23 member class. Timothy receives an award. last year’s winner earned savings bonds.
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Huron County
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Charles Hillman
St. Paul
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Townsend Ave
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Chatham St
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Lost Dog and Local Reward Notice at Welton Ave
Tan medium sized dog named Linus goes missing near 22 Welton Ave. A $50 reward offered for return. Contact 668 8455 to claim. Comes with an accompanying note about new lottery tickets at Ideal Appliancenter on Tuesday.
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Edison High Student Struck by Car In Fair Condition
David Schindler, an Edison High School student, remains in fair condition after being struck by a car while jogging on a road Saturday. Family and close friends only may visit at Providence Hospital in Sandusk. Mrs. Bonnie Ackerman is hospitalized at Cleveland University Hospitals Arbingerton House.
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Edison High School
Providence Hospital
Sandusk
Bonnie Ackerman
Arbingerton House
Cleveland University Hospitals
Jury Trial Underway in Huron County Court
A jury is impaneled in Huron County Common Pleas Court to hear the trial of James H. Close of rural Bellevue. Close faces a July indictment for receiving stolen property, with James L. Kimbler of Murray and Murray defending and Assistant Prosecutor Richard Hauser presenting the case before Judge Robert W. Smith.
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James H. Close
Bellevue
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James L. Kimbler
Sandusky
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Robert W. Smith
New London Hospital names new chief of staff for 1976
Dr. Miles H. Egyed, physician and surgeon, elected chief of staff at New London Hospital for 1976. He is affiliated with New London Medical Services Group and Doctors Clinic Professional Corp, with offices on the hospital’s second floor. Previous chief was Dr. Donald D. Lanese of Spectrum Radiologists Inc.
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Miles H. Egyed
New London Hospital
Egyed
New London Medical Services Group, Inc
Doctors Clinic Professional Corp
Donald D. Lanese
Lanese
Spectrum Radiologists Inc
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