Stray Cat Burned in House Fire Reported
A grey cat burned by a kerosene lamp at 26 Fulton Street in Monroeville is under veterinary care after the incident Friday. Mayor Clayton C. Lord and the Sage department coordinated the response, with praise from Huron County Humane Society official Roselle Ward. The fire began when a stray cat Mrs. Bean’s son Joseph had taken in knocked over the lamp. The burning cat fled outside and apparently put out the flames on its body.
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Monroeville
Clayton C. Lord
Roselle Ward
Huron County Humane Society
Lord
Sage Department
Emergency Numbers and Crisis Instructions from City Hall
City Hall provides emergency procedures for police fire and ambulance calls with phone numbers 668 3311 for police and ambulance and 668 3333 for fire. It lists a utility emergency number 668 5186 and guidance for light signaling if phones fail. New Haven report notes George Bush speaking at Yale amid CIA leadership questions.
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Fire Department
New Haven
Hearing On Water Postponed In Huron County
An open hearing on water quality plans for northern Ohio river basins was postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled to 1 p.m. February 23 in the Huron County Office Building. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency will form a local advisory committee to draft management programs for the Huron Sandusky and Vermilion basins. County commissioners mayors and city councils must approve the plans which will feed into a statewide surface water quality program due by November 1 1978 per federal court order.
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Huron County
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio
Huron
Sandusky
Vermilion
Federal District Court
Washington, D.C
Frostbitten Woman Leaves Stranded Truck for Help
Rural Greenwich resident Alva Risner and husband Glaster left their stranded pickup on Townline Road near Olena to seek aid at Ray Fishbaugh’s farm on Edwards Road. A snowplow was sent to transport Mrs. Risner to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital where she was treated for frostbite.
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Greenwich
Alva Risner
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Glaster
Townline Road
Olena
Ray Fishbaugh
Edwards Road
Ohio food warehouse to face gas shutdown in February
Fostoria Ohio with one of the state's largest food warehouses warns that a gas cutoff on February 1 will slash supply to 15 percent of normal. James Adams Sr president of Fostoria Distributing System says $65 million in perishable foods are at risk.
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Fostoria, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
James Adams Sr
Fostoria Distributing System
Adams
Columbia Gas
Multiple local crimes and a court filing in Huron County
Paul J. Burke, 21, jailed on forgery in Norwalk. A $25,000 suit filed in Huron County Common Pleas over a Sept. 7 crash at Ohio 162 and Jennifer Road. Richard M. Moser, 21, arrested for CB radio theft. radio recovered. Three men charged with grand theft released on own recognizance. one held on bond. Car theft report questioned. possible charges after review. Meals sponsored by Services for the Aging relocated due to energy crisis. North Fairfield post office window hours set to close at 11 a.m. on Saturdays.
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Paul J. Burke
E. Main St
Huron County
Norwalk
Don Ratliff
Ratliff
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Ohio 162
Jennifer Road
Arenita Scheid
Monroeville
Wallace Workman
Attica
Harold Freeman
Collins
Richard M. Moser
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Charles R. Stolarz
Sheriff's Department
Moser
Earl T. Castle
W. League St
Larry A. Stader
Charles H. Case
Bouscau Ave
Citizens Band
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Greenwich
Dennis G. Chill
Whittlesey
Schaffer Roads
Chill
Coho Dam
Lover's Lane Road
Law
Ronald Freeman
First United Methodist Church
Shady Lane
Norwalk Ad Entries Include Dances Events and Local Specials
The Norwalk Reflector ad notes Tt Western Square Dance moving to Presbyterian Church on Jan 29 with Dick Bayer calling at Firelands Blvd across Norwalk hospital. K of C Hall rentals phone 668 6537. Fish Fry at Korner Kupboard Milan $1.99 and Don’s Coffee Corner specials. A weather-postponed Edison High School team teaching meeting. School Employes Federal Credit Union annual meeting Feb 4 at Showboat Restaurant Norwalk. Toll free 668-2175 Myers Insurance Norwalk serving multiple area towns. Also listings for Spring Bridal Show Feb 20 Norwalk Armory, Moose Club Jan 29 dance, Weekend pizza deal at Pizza House, and Fulstons shoe sale.
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Western Square
Presbyterian Church
Firelands Blvd
Norwalk Hospital
Dick Bayer
Get Well George Bake Sale Sponsored by Fanny Farmer
A Get Well George bake sale by a Fanny Farmer employee supports George Schlotterer, a Mack Insurance Agency worker and Mansfield General Hospital patient. The event runs 9 am to 4 pm Saturday at 104 Benedict Ave. Delinquent mobile home owners face fines and court action after notices go to the county treasurer.
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George
Fanny Farmer
George Schlotterer
Mack Insurance Agency
Benedict Ave
Schlotterer
Mansfield General Hospital
New London Reopens Young Farmer Education Classes
An organization meeting to revive young adult farmer education classes is set for 8 p.m. February 2 in Vocational Agriculture Room 111 at New London High School. Local farmers are invited to attend.
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New London
New London High School
Hopdak Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Rerard Bolen Willard James Dendinger Norwalk Harry McLoney Minerva Walter Lohbauer Norwalk Richard Reising Berlin Heights Mrs Florentine Weimer Milan Lloyd Burgess Norwalk Michaela Matteson Norwalk Mrs Vonda Speigel Norwalk. Discharges include William Miller Norwalk Jody Boyd New London Katherine Horning Norwalk Michael Mesnard Monroeville Marioa Brown Norwalk Mrs Margaret Prater Norwalk Howard Crandall Wakeman Mrs Corene Phillips New London Edward Hammersmith Norwalk.
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Mesnard
Monroeville
Marioa Brown
Norwalk
Margaret’ Prater
Howard Crandall Wakeman
Corene Phillips
New London
Edward Hammersmith
Farm grain prices for Wednesday January 26 1977
Local price report lists wheat at 2.46, corn and oats at missing figures, soybeans at 6.98. The snippet reflects a brief commodity price note from a local market column.
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City Hall
Bush
Bank Americard
Cider Jewelers
W. Main Norwalk
Chooewng
Milan
North Fairfield
Jean Ebinger
AMC
K of C
Korner Kupboard
Milan Thurs
Don’s
Edison High School
Myers Insurance Agency
Berlin Heights
Norwalk Armory
Rautiana
Wuuuque
the Pizza House
Fulstons
Linwood
Kenneth Reed
A . , Clas
Clancy’s
Clancy
Obdiuiues
Lucy F. Sheaffer
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Curtis-Scheuffler Funeral Home
Second St
Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery
Ted Robinson
Nancy Lichoff
Willard
Nane Lichoff
Willard Area Hospital
Hopdak
Wdy
Lloyd R. Hannel
Norwalk Road
Red Cross
Men’s & Boys
Casuals
Entire Stock Children’s
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