Ex Sheriff Al Hess 63 Dies in Sandusky
Albert H. Hess former Erie County sheriff eight years 1965 to 1972 died Thursday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky He served as patrolman 1943 detective sergeant 1955 chief of detectives 1963 and was a probation officer 1972 to 1977 A 32nd degree Mason and member of multiple lodges churches and shrines He survived by wife Laurabel Wagner son Steven six grandchildren two sisters and many relatives Funeral and memorial arrangements are listed with local churches and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Erie County
Albert H. Hess
Good Samaritan Hosital
Hess
Calvary Episcopal Church
Lake Erie Lodge 17
Fraternal Order of Police
Science Lodge 50
Scottish Rite
Valley of Toledo
Zenobia Shrine
Toledo
Firelands Shrine Club
Singara Grotto
Sandusky Elks Lodge
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Albert H
Skip”’ Hess
Quick- Park-Ransom Funeral Home
Columbus Ave
Lake Erie Lodge
F.O.P
Science Lodge
Robert T. Herkner Jr
Oakland Cemetery
Memorial Fund
Erie County Heart Association
Hindley Mourns Passings At 87 In Oxford Township
Mrs. Mamie A Hindley 87 former Oxford Township resident died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survived by two sons Clifford and Harley one step son Arthur several grandchildren nieces and nephews. Also note hospital admissions and discharges list with Wakeman Norwalk New London and Amherst names.
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Monroeville
Mamie A. Hindley
Ransom Road
Oxford Township
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hindley
Clifford
Sandusky
Harley
California
Arthur
Site Chosen For Mental Hospital In Clermont County
Ohio officials select a Batavia Township site near Clermont College for a 112 resident developmental center funded at 7.5 million dollars. Governor Rhodes says the project will create about 200 jobs and a 3 million dollar annual payroll. It is part of three planned facilities in southwestern Ohio, with others in Fairfield Butler County and Mason Warren County.
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Columbus
UPI
State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Batavia Twp
Clermont County
James A. Rhodes
Clermont College
University of Cincinnati
Clermont
Ohio
Fairfield
Butler County
Mason
Warren County
Child Starts Fire With Lighter In Norwalk Duplex
A child playing with a cigarette lighter started a fire in a bedroom at 24A Newton St. Norwalk Thursday night causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Larry Fuller tenant reported the blaze after 10 p.m. No injuries. The lighter ignited a mattress and the fire spread to the east wall. Three fire trucks and twelve firefighters confined the blaze to the bedroom and later covered broken windows to clear smoke. David Opper of Opper Inc.owner commented this morning.
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Norwalk
Larry Fuller
Newton St
David Opper
Richard H. Opper Inc
Opper
Fuller
Read-A-Thon Nets $9,411 for Huron County Kids
In the MS READ-a-thon run by the Northwest Ohio Chapter of the National MS Society, Huron County children known as Mystery Sleuths collected 8,430 books and helped raise about 9,410 dollars over five to six weeks. Across 11 counties the program surpassed 110,000 books read.
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Huron County
Northwest Ohio
National
Land Transfers Chart Shows Numerous Property Deeds
A long list of land transfers records assignments of parcels among individuals and families across multiple townships and villages including Norwalk Bellevue Willard Greenwich Greenwich Two Hartland and Townsend. Transfers involve named buyers sellers and recipients such as Stanley Wharton Kenneth & Ottie en Riple John Wagener Geo Albright Fred & Susan Chapin Keith Chapin and First Natural Bank among others.
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Stanley Wharton
Kenneth & Ottie
Bronson Two
Susanna Smith
Kenneth Cline
Peru
Eric
Debra Akers
First Natural Bank
Village Martin
Duane Hanson
Garner Wood Products
N.L
Village
Thomas
Kathi Taratino
Darrel
Beatrice Haney
Willard City
Keith Huffman
Madge Huffman
Ripley
Will. di Edward
Barry
Carol Coe
Jim
Patricia Overton
Bellevue City
Ronald
Marilyn Martin
David Regler
Havana Village
Rold
Joann Hayden
James
Faye Robertson
Greenwich Vine
Jackie Shupp
Wayne Shupp
Kenneth Barnett
JoAnn Slater
Willard Ralph Smith
Doris Smith
N.L. Village
Burley Jr
Rita Burkhart
Don
Janet Snyder
Willie Wireman
USA
Norwalk City
Reginald Aspin
Larry Dee Valentine
Nrch
Baldemar
Andrea Luna
Ralph Ventrella
Richard Quigley, Jr
Virginia Wargo
Greenwich
Violet Wharton
Henry
Catherine Shafer
Helen Zerkle
Bumper Beat in Norwalk Two-Car Collision Cited Driver
A rural Norwalk man was cited for failure to stop after his car skidded on West Main Street and struck the rear of another auto driven by Thomas R. White 35 Monroeville. White had stopped for a traffic light. Both cars slightly damaged. An icy Cline Street collision later involved Michael V. Brown 24 Greenwich and David G. Dobyns 27 36 Oak St. Brown reported Dobyns skidded on ice and attempted to avert, car driven at 15-20 mph. Both cars moderately damaged. Harold E. Drake 150 Executive Dr. reported his 1974 Plymouth dented overnight, police suspect a backing incident.
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Norwalk
West Main Street
Robert D. Sura
Thomas R. White
Monroeville
White
Cline Street
Michael V. Brown
Greenwich
Brown
David G. Dobyns
Oak St
Dobyns
Harold E. Drake
Drake
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al Hess
Arthur Hindley
Drake Funeral Home
Steven Trimble
Epilepsy Foundation of
Collingwood Blvd
Mrs
Daisy Croxford
Wakeman
Daisy G. Croxford
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Birmingham
Birmingham Kingdom Hall
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Allen Hinderer
Gerber Funeral Home
Mamie Hindley
Virginia
Lake
Route
Linz’s Restaurant
Kudros
Bellevue
Fisher Music
Mec
Litton
al-In-One
Kieron Croke
W. Main St
Baby Soft
Love
Kaiser-Wells
Benedict Ave
Patrick Saunders
Whittlesey Ave
Gerald
Bonita Aldrich
Ronald Vaughn
Elroy
Ellen Walcher
Thomas & Clara Walcher
Fairfield Two
Jimmie
Nancy Winans
Paul
Juanita Winans
Green
Daniel
Mary Oney
Lonnie
Pam Wright
Townsend Twp
Norwalk Area
Doyle
Hazel) Guinn
Lombardy Music
Sandusky, Ohio
Jaycees
Lefty Grove
Jaycee
Don Tester
Ford
Tote
Citizens National
E. Main St
South Branch
Fisher-Titus
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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