Brothers Reunite After Two Decades in Ohio Town
Emzy Vance aged 70 of Ward Street Norwalk hugs his brother Buster 52 who he last saw on December 28 1949 in Charleston West Virginia. Buster believed Emzy lived in Washington DC until friends told him Emzy resided in Norwalk. Emzy retired bricklayer and Buster now works for Sandusky Steel Co.
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Milan EPA approves salary increases and contracts
Milan board grants $50 monthly raises to two full time workers and $32.50 to the secretary plus 15 cents an hour for a part time clerk. A contract with Toledo engineers is approved pending village council review. Indian Acres water complaints persist and a contractor deadline is set for August 1. Bills totaling $16 619 are approved. Miss Israel contestant cites Golda Meir as the greatest woman.
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Voter registration approved by Secretary of State in Huron County
Secretary of State Ted Brown votes Yes to county wide voter registration, breaking a board deadlock as the Huron County Board of Elections weighs costs and benefits. Commissioners oppose the move citing expense and no fraud. Brown pledges department support while New London and Bellevue sought registration.
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Huron County Board of Elections
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Huron County
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Huron County Board of Commissioners
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Robertson
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Umpire Suffers Hairline Nose Fracture During Girls Softball
Norwalk park official Austin Shadle survived 50 years in athletics without an injury until a ball struck his nose while umpiring a girls softball game. He snapped the bone back, learned he had a hairline fracture, and continued calling pitches with a protective mask.
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Milan Woman Describes Two Men Who Assaulted Her
Mrs. Leon Colvin, beaten in her Milan home June 21, recounted two men in their late 50s or early 60s, well dressed and graying, wearing light or gray suits and ties. Sheriff Hess says investigation continues. Colvin remains in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a week on the critical list.
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Erie County
al Hess
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Milan
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