Norwalk’s First Private Detectives Market Themselves As Businessmen
John Dickey and Ron Sheppard, brothers in law, opened Norwalk’s first detective agency using prior freelance work as they pursue a legitimate business. They aim to expand to four patrolmen, walking guards, and police dogs, serving domestic cases and business security while seeking city commissions as special police.
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John Dickey
Ron Sheppard
Norwalk
Peter Gunn
Dickey
Wakeman
Sheppard
Wadsworth
Akron Detective School
Los Angeles
State Patrol
Sheriff's Department
Huron County
John Borgia
Ronald Freeman
E. Main
Trustees Pick Up Petitions for Local Elections
Robert Burr filed Democratic petitions today for the Third Ward council seat on the Huron County Board of Elections. Incumbents Melvin Ott Willard Baxter and Robert Redd picked up petitions for Norwalk Township Bellevue and Bellevue treasurer posts.
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Robert Burr
Maple St
Huron County Board of Elections
Third Ward
Burr
Board of Elections
Melvin Ott
Norwalk
Bellevue
William R. Focht
Wakeman
Clarksfield
Willard
Richmond Township
Heart Fund Kickoff Postponed To Next Tuesday
The Huron County Heart Fund Kickoff dinner meeting at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Auditorium was postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m Edwin Goyette M D remains scheduled to speak at the event
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Huron County Heart Fund
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Edwin Goyette
State Swine Group Elects Willard Man
Roger Whetstone of Willard is elected vice president and also named secretary and director of the Ohio Swine Breeders and Feeders Association. The group, which advocates for swine producers, held its meeting at the Ohio State University Animal Science Building. Robert Ward Sr. of Urbana becomes association president.
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Columbus
Roger Whetstone
Willard
Ohio Swine Breeders and _ Feeders Association
Ohio State University Animal Science Building
Whetstone
Organization of Owners of
Robert Ward, Sr
Urbana
Three Willard youths linked to Legion Hall burglaries
Two 14 year olds and a 16 year old from Willard were released to their parents while a third awaits Juvenile Court in Huron County. The trio faces charges for break ins at the Willard American Legion Hall on Jan 18 and Jan 25. Stolen cash cigarets a .22 starter pistol and lighters valued at over 75 plus 50 cash and ransack damage exceeding 2000 dollars. Judge Russell Antrim is away, delaying action.
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Huron County
Willard American Legion Hall
Route 99
Legion Hall
Russell Antrim
Norwalk
Akron
Milan Council Approves 1969 Village Appropriations
Milan Village Council approved the 1969 general fund and utility appropriations totaling 48 730 for general, 69 300 for water, 355 200 for light, and 19 400 for sewer with 22 700 for maintenance and 5 500 for trees. The Nu Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi won permission to place a plywood valentine in the park. An ordinance authorized a two year contract with Milan Town Trustees for fire protection at 400 per year plus fire runs.
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Milan
Council
Nu Nu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
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