County Adopts 1972 Budget Projections for Huron County
The Huron County Commissioners approve a guesstimate budget of 1,433,794 for 1972 with anticipated income of 1,321,978 and a projected balance of 231,978. They plan to submit to the county budget commission by July 20 and expect cuts to reduce a potential 111,815 deficit. Major funds include property taxes 372,000 and state aid 15,000 plus other receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
County Budget Commission
Kenneth Reed
Shady Lane
Regional Planning Commission
Five cited as illegal hunters in Huron County cases
Berlin Heights man Clyde Harmon charged with out of season raccoon hunting forfeited a 30 dollar bond in Huron County Court. Four Willard men face the same charge Monday in County Court District 2. Norwalk men Glenn Jones and Daniel Morse charged with disturbing the peace failed to post 109 dollar bonds. Morse injured a hand smashing a barber shop window. Elizabeth Waldorf arrested for writing a 50 dollar check without funds in Sandusky. bond set at 200 dollars.
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Berlin Heights
Huron County
Willard
Clyde Harmon
Robert Frey
Harmon
Frey
Norwalk
Whittlesey Avenue
Glenn F. Jones
Oak St
Daniel P. Morse
Colonial Hotel
Morse
Whittlesey Ave
Sandusky
Elizabeth Waldorf
W. Seminary St
Sandusky Municipal
Local church to host July services with visiting speakers
Betty Nims, blind Norwalk vocalist, will speak Sunday at Edison Memorial United Methodist Church. Eric Johannisson leads the church Council on Ministries and will conduct the worship. July 18 features David Wise, 21, director of Ichthus Coffee House in Sandusky, speaking on the Jesus Movement among young people, with Mark Mills assisting. The Rev Clyde Allen Cox returns to the pulpit July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Betty Nims
Norwalk
Edison Memorial United Methodist Church
Eric Johannisson
Church Council On Ministries
Ichthus Coffee House
Sandusky
Mark Mills
Church Youth Fellowship
Clyde Allen Cox
Edison Memorial
Couple Buys Greenwich Newspaper
Mr and Mrs James M Hintz Jr of Greenwich become owners of the Enterprise Review weekly. The Morris family who published the paper for 11 years announce the sale and will remain affiliated with the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
James M. Hintz
Enterprise Review
Charles
Chick) Morris
Hintz
South Central High School
R. R. Donnelley and Sons, Co
Willard
Senaca Press
Attica
Joanne
Jennifer
E. Main St
Antenna Broken On Car In Norwalk
Mrs. Ford Bishop of 83 Corwin St. told Norwalk police her car radio antenna was broken off while parked at 51 Benedict Ave. She said the replacement value is 9 dollars.
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Ford Bishop
Corwin St
Norwalk
Benedict Ave
Main Street
Chapel Drive
Merritt S. Friedley
Newton St
Sycamore Hills
Frank Herkender
Central Blvd
Herkender
Friedley
Irvin Schaffer
Whittlesey Ave
Old State Road
Townsend Avenue
VFW
Milan Avenue
Golda Stein
James St
Judith A. Griffith
Pitt St
Griffith
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Multiple Communities
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Mrs. Karen Fries and others from Monroeville and Milan along with discharges for several patients including Daniel Hipp and Miss Elizabeth Griffin. Sandusky Memorial Hospital adds James Stoll and Franklin Heimrich as admissions while Mrs. Samuel Farmer is discharged. Good Samaritan records Michael Adelman and baby with Richard William Hoag of Berlin Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Griffin
Norwalk
Louise Lesch
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
James Stoll
Franklin Heimrich
Samuel Farmer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Michael Adelman
Baby
Monroeville
Richard William Hoag
Berlin Heights
Obituaries for Florence E. Baster and Lloyd M. Gullett
Florence E. Baster 79 of rural Willard died at home on Townline Road. Funeral arrangements are pending at Secor Funeral Home. Lloyd M. Gullett 60 of Nova died on arrival at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack. Born in Charleston Illinois, he had moved to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Baster Willard
Florence E. Baster
Willard
Townline Road
Secor Funeral Home
Lloyd M. Gullett
NOVA
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charleston
Ill
Father Freed After Insanity Ruling in Infant Drowning Case
A Italian magistrate found Livio Davani not guilty of murder for throwing his deformed infant Ivano into the Tiber, ruling he acted under temporary insanity. The verdict follows August incident. Davani faces hospital commitment only if an insanity finding had been used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Tiber
Francesco Amato
Livio Davani
Ivano Davani
David
Community Briefs From Local Meetings And Events
The notices summarize a potluck and swim for women at the Bronson Norwalk Auxiliary, a PTA celebration for teacher Gale Bachelder on July 11, and tryouts for Theatre Guild’s Time Out For Ginger on July 12 13. Also listed are a chicken barbecue July 10, a car wash closed for remodeling, swimming lessons for Valley Beach members, Reineck's Bar reopening July 12, Elks cocktail hour July 10, and local residents Michael Fulton and John J Jason news about clinic admission and School Board candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Guild
Norwalk High Auditorium
Lorain Man Injured After Car Hits Culvert On U S 20
Lorain resident Dean I Mercer aged 25 was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after his eastbound car left the roadway on U S 20 two miles east of East Townsend and rolled onto its top striking a metal culvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean I. Mercer
Lorain
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S. 20
East Townsend
State Highway Patrol
Mercer
West
Firelands Breaks Ground for Phase II Building
Dr. Hollis A. Moore launches Phase II at Firelands Campus with State Rep. Ethel Swanbeck assisting as dirt is turned on a project estimated at 2 million dollars. The structure to open in September 1972 will house technical education facilities a gymnasium and a 300 seat auditorium designed by Fred Toguchi and built by Mosser Construction Co with local subcontractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Bowling Green State University
State of Ohio
Hollis A. Moore
BGSU
Firelands
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Moore
Swanbeck
Fred Toguchi
Mosser Construction Co
Fremont
Shepp Plumbing and Heating
Norwalk
Zoellner Plumbing Company
Sandusky
Diamond S. Electric
Man Injured When Hit With Pistol in Rural New London
Robert Skillicorn Jr. 20 suffers lip and head injuries after being struck with a .38 pistol by neighbor Arnold Leedy during a telephone dispute outside Skillicorn's rural New London home. The weapon discharged but missed. Deputies refer the case to the Huron County Prosecutor. He was treated at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Robert Skillicorn, Jr
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Skillicorn
Arnold Leedy
Leedy
Huron’ County
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
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Lana Balok
Ethel Swanbeck
Star View Drive
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Katharine Ross
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Panavision
By Tom Shibley
Adeira
Seven Seas
W. Main St
David Wise
East Main St
Ohio
Nova Area
Cleveland
Northwood School
Elyria
Gaynell
Larry
Wellington
Stephen
Donna) Kantura
Olmsted Falls
Anthony
Karen) Meyer
Nora
Eastman Funeral Home
Paul Kirk
Faith United Methodist Church
Butternut Ridge
Rio DE Janeiro
Madalena Rosa Cavalcente
Madalena
Vila Rosali
Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Auxiliary
Wilcart
N. Prospect
Townsend Pta
Gale Bachelder
Townsend Town Hall
New London Music Parents
the Park
Deeble
Sunoco
T.F
Valley Beach
Reineck
Attention All Elks
Michael Fulton
James Fulton
Walnut St
Cleveland Clinic
Michael
John J. Jason
New London Board of Education
Countrywide Theatre
Walt Disney Presents
Jules Verne
Caolerias
Timi
Technicolor
Lorain County Speedway
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