Log Cabin at Steuben Tells Robinson Family Saga
A century and a half of Robinson family history centers on the Robinson Log Cabin north of Steuben in Greenfield Township. From Nathaniel Haynes’s 1816 settlement to a 1930s return, the story spans lawsuits over a vast estate, a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision, and Emeline Haynes Robinson’s wolf tale. The cabin’s lineage passes through Isabel Warner to present descendants who preserved the site as a family retreat.
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Henry Timman
Huron County
Steuben
Peru Center Road
Robinson
Nathaniel Haynes
Nathaniel
Emeline
Stephen Robinson
New York State
Greenfield Township
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Stephen
Nancy Robinson
Napoleon Bonaparet Robinson
Old Home
Grant Robinson
Isabel
Kansas
John Warner
Illinois
Clinton
Ill
Warner
Vespasian Warner
U.S. Commissioner of Pensions
Vespasian
John
California
Arabel Warner Bell
Emeline Haynes
Visit Arizona Before Moving
Arizona cautions respiratory disease patients to visit the state before moving there. Climate will not cure emphysema bronchitis or asthma and residency and medical care issues affect planning.
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Arizona
South Shore
Christmas Seal Association
Sunday School experiment at Norwalk church grows
The First United Methodist Church of Norwalk runs Sunday school without teachers using records tapes and puzzles. Adults supervise while children choose activities at themed centers such as Parable Place. The learning center plans to continue into fall after positive parent feedback and a successful summer.
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United Methodist Church
Norwalk
Gregg Maxwell
Berlin- Milan
Jesus
Maxwell
Dog Named Money Unearths 1742 Coin on Farm
Ray Mullin of rural Norwalk finds an old tin coin on his property after he shoots a woodchuck and his beagle Money digs up the prize. The coin bears the date 1742 and markings TRA M 1742 NUM on one side and PHS D G HIS on the other. Mullins plans to show the piece to a coin collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mullin
Norwalk
Mullins
Ex-City Reporter Nominated for Pulitzer Prize
Former Reflector photographer Fred Stewart now in Xenia is nominated by the Ohio Associated Press for a Pulitzer for a tornado image taken at Xenia Hospital where he serves as public relations director. Stewart, visiting Norwalk, also reports a newborn son Michael Christopher and two daughters born in Norwalk.
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Reflector
Fred Stewart
Xenia
Ohio Associated Press
Stewart
Xenia Hospital
National Associated Press
Norwalk
Nancy
Michael Christopher
Window Breaker Named In Fremont Norwalk Altercation
Two Fremont men and two Norwalk men argued in the parking lot of L&K Royal Buffet at 283 Benedict Ave. A Norwalk man admitted breaking the driver’s side window after a car turned in at 257 Benedict Ave. Officers said they may file charges after consulting the city law director.
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Fremont
Norwalk
L&k Royal Buffet
Benedict Ave
City Law
County Voter Registration Drive Set for Next Week
Huron County Elections Board officials will visit Plymouth Council chambers Monroeville Council chambers New Haven Township Hall Wakeman Council chambers Bellevue city office building and New London Fire Station next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 1 to 7 p m. Voters who are already registered and vote at least once every two years need not re register. Residents who moved or changed names should update the Elections Board records.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Plymouth
Monroeville
New Haven
Wakeman
Money Stolen At Maria's Bar Leads to Arrests
William J. Hersha and James Herbert Hyatt were arrested for allegedly stealing about $100 from Maria's Bar while bartender Mary E. Harris was in the restroom. Hyatt faces marijuana possession charges. Hersha pleaded guilty to theft and received a 90 day jail term and fine. Bond set at $3,000 for Hyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hersha
Bouscau Ave
James Herbert Hyatt
Colonial Hotel
Maria’s
Whittlesey Ave
Hyatt
Mary E. Harris
Hersha
Huron
Stolen Aisport Tri-Sport Found at Huron County Fairgrounds
Deputies recovered a vandalized Aisport Tri-Sport at the rear of the Huron County Fairgrounds near the 4-H livestock barn. The license plate was missing and the theft was reported by Alsport Inc. from its docks about a week earlier. Three girls plan a July 13 carnival at Bremser Park to aid Jerold Champney, a 21 month old Norwalk boy with an immune deficiency. The Lake Shore Electric Railway Engineers hold their 36th annual meeting at Lions Park in Sandusky.
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David L. Kirk
Norwalk
Donald H. Derby
Kirk
Derby
U.S. 250
Huron County
Colonial Hotel
Huron County Fairgrounds
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Fairgrounds
Alsport, Inc
Whittlesey Ave
Jerold Champney
Cindy Chase
Karen Fink
Linda Simon
Bremser Park
East Elm Street
Sandusky
Lake Shore Electric Railway Engineers
Lions Park
Howard G. Reed
Lorain
Norwalk Sues To Tear Down 113 N Pleasant St
The City of Norwalk filed a case in Common Pleas Court against Theodore A. Heitsche Jr and Mrs Heitsche Collins seeking demolition of 113 N Pleasant St for failure to comply with a Sept 5 1973 fire chief order. Law Director Ronald H Freeman filed the suit Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
North Pleasant Street
Ronald H. Freeman
Common Pleas Court
Theodore A. Heitsche, Jr
Collins
Heitsches
N. Pleasant St
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