Patrol Reports Five Accidents In Norwalk Area
State Patrol and Norwalk police investigated five Monday accidents on Ridge Road Townline Road Old State Road Route 20 and West Main Street. Gary Dean 18 Willard treated for back injury after losing control on Ridge Road. Gary Barnett 16 Willard uninjured when wheel suspension broke, hit a pole. Frank Salabank 74 Willard arrested for failure to yield after collision with Herbert Morris 42 Wakeman. Jelece Brown 21 Mansfield cited for improper backing after Omar Bakery truck hit a city light pole. Mrs Theodore Hardy 45 of Jefferson Street had minor damage when an auto hauler driven by Lloyd Swirt turned onto Benedict Street.
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Gary Dean
Willard RD 2
Willard Municipal Hospital
Ridge Road
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Dean
Gary L. Barnett
Third St
Willard
Townline Road
Sectionline Road
Abank
Olive St
Herbert Arthur Morris
Wakeman
Old State Road
Route 20
Salabank
Mayor
Jelece
Robert Brown
Mansfield
Omar Bakery
Brown
Theodore Hardy
Jefferson St
Lloyd Arthur Swirt
Lansing
West Main Street
Swirt
Benedict
Edward Alvin Argyle
Argyle
Daniel Arthur Rospert
Old Plank Road
Fractured Events From City Police and County Notices
Police report orange juice theft at 55 Wooster St and a rear window break after plywood removal. Firefighters quell a fence fire at 5:20 AM linked to a possible electrical issue. Nominating petitions filed for township trustee and Western Reserve School Board. Elevator specs to be presented to Huron County Commissioners. Several arrests noted for vehicle failures, speeding, and disturbing the peace. Memorial Lake gear theft reported. social supper set for January 27 with a card prize event.
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Howard G. Rensch
Benedict
Wooster St
Huron County Board of Elections
Herman Seasly
Richmond Township
Earl Atwater
Norwich Township
Raymond B. Wiles
Collins RD
Western Reserve School Board
Seaman Recruit Lewellen Completes Navy Training at Great Lakes
Seaman Recruit Herbert G. Lewellen 17 son of Mr and Mrs Herbert G Lewellen of Willard completed two weeks of active duty training January 2 at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill He studied basic military law customs and etiquette seamanship and shipboard routines He returned to his local reserve unit for regular training sessions.
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Herbert G. Lewellen
Willard
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Ohio historian Albert Galbraith to join Ohio Historical Society
Albert E. Galbraith Jr. plans to leave his Milan post as curator of Edison’s Birthplace to become administrative assistant at the Ohio Historical Society. He will work on the state museum and create educational materials for the museum and the state’s 57 monuments while advancing Ohio history studies.
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June Gladfelter
Ohio
Albert E. Galbraith Jr
Edison
Milan
Ohio Historical Society
State Museum
Ohio State University
Galbraith
Cleveland
Wittenberg University
Midwest
Bigelow Company Plans New London Plant Reopening
The E. Biglow Company announces reopening of its New London plant on February 1 after a three month shutdown to reduce inventory. Production will resume in two recalls with all workers back by February 8.
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New London
E. Biglow Co
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