Milan to vote on 560000 bond for sewage plant
Milan Village Council sets a November 3 ballot for a $60,000 bond issue to finance a new sewage treatment plant on Church Street near Route 250. The plan includes a federal grant of about $35,000 and a 20 year repayment term.
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Milan
Richard Meyers
Board of Public Affairs
Robert Bickley
Charles Cook
Bickley
Meyers
Church St
Ohio Edison Company
EPA
Carl Russ
Wellington
State Department of Highways
Milan Corporation
Leaving Scene Charged in Local Accident
Terry A. Patterson 24 of 106 S Linwood was arrested at 7 30 p m by city police and jailed on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident. Jeff Laycock 202 W Main was reportedly knocked off a county highway truck when struck by Patterson s rear view mirror. Deputies filed the complaint and Patterson was located at his home after witnesses identified his vehicle.
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Terry A. Patterson
S. Linwood
Huron County
Jeff Laycock
Main
Patterson
Huron County Sheriff’s
Greenwich Man Heads Ohio Ag Leaders Delegation Abroad
Greenwich resident George Deering heads a 1964 Ohio agricultural leaders delegation of 50 traveling to Belgium the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Italy and Spain. They depart New City August 6 meeting officials in Brussels Moscow Prague Rome and Madrid. Deering a longtime Greenwich Mill and Elevator manager and state treasurer of the Ohio Grain and Feed Dealers Association will join fellow farmers and tradesmen in a three week cultural exchange under the Goodwill People-to-People Travel Program.
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Marie Zoz
Greenwich
Belgium
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Spain
George Deering
Ohio
Deering
Ohio Agricultural Leaders
Goodwill
New City
George C., Greenleaf
Ohio Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Brussels
Moscow
Prague
Rome
Madrid
Ohio Agriculture
Boughtonville
Monroeville
Ohio State
North Central Credit Bureau Association
North Central Ohio Grain and Feed Dealers Association
South Central Board of Education
Rotary
South Central
Future Farmers of America
West Main Street
United States
National Office of People - To - People, Inc
Collision at West Street and Main Street injures passenger
Nancy R. Wilson 19 of West Street and Leora V. Jump 49 of Willard collided at West and Main as Wilson pulled into the intersection. Passenger Etta DeLong 20 suffered a cut on the knee. Police continue to investigate conflicting witness accounts.
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Nancy R. Wilson
West St
Leora V. Jump
Willard
Wilson
W. Main
Main
Etta DeLong
Two Cars Damaged in Intersection Crash
At 5 51 p m Tuesday at Old State Road and Gallup Road James A Elmer 41 of 38 Breezewood drove south on Old State Road and hit Carman L Zeiter 56 of 3 Gibbs St who was turning into the intersection after stopping for a stop sign Zeiter complained of a sore back and planned to visit the hospital later City police issued no citations.
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Old State Road
Gallup Road
James A. Elmer
Breezewood
Carman L. Zeiter
Gibbs St
Zeiter
Zeller
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Snapshot
The list records hospital admissions in Wakeman and Norwalk area patients including Mrs. Donna Goodsite and others, with discharge details for Dr. George Joseph and several relatives. New London notes two admissions at 88 W Main St and 26 E Washburn St.
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George Joseph
Anita Molnar
Nancy Eberhardt
Sheila Stark
Marlene Draper
Norwalk
Genvieve Gallough
Wenda Yuronich
Wakeman
Rose Fannin
Collins
Kathleen Crawford
Milan
New London
Josiah McCohn
W. Main St
Annabelle Farmer
E. Washburn St
Monroeville Board Approves 358615 Budget and Jobs
Monroeville Board of Education approved a next year budget of 358615 with current year expenditures at 336862. The board awarded a 7560 heat system contract to Zoellner Heating Co and accepted bakery, dairy, and bus service bids. New hires include Larry Gillespie for instrumental music and James E. Martin for high school English with resignations and vacancies noted.
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Monroeville
Larry Gillespie
James E. Martin
Virginia Potter
Livestock Market Report From Cleveland Feature Prices
Livestock and cattle prices show steady to mixed moves. Hogs active and steady with weights listed. cattle 900 head, varied by grade. calves steady with prime natives 25-30. sheep and lambs 100 head, steady with ranges for spring lambs, wethers, ewes, and culls.
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Cleveland
UPI
U.S
Prine
Report of Condition of the Huron County Banking Company
Report of condition for The Huron County Banking Company of Norwalk Ohio at close of business June 30 1964. State chartered institution member of the Federal Reserve System. Published per call by State Banking Authorities and the Federal Reserve Bank of this District.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Ohio
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank Report of Condition Attestation and Figures
L. C. McLaughlin as cashier signs a report of condition with figures for capital accounts and totals. Directors J. V. Motsch C. B. Thomas M. D. Cornelius J. Ruffing attest to the accuracy of the document.
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L. C. McLaughlin
Jos, V
Motsch C
Thomas, M
Cornelius J
Ruffing
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Raleigh
Fremont
Frederick
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
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A George Pppard
Alan Ladd
Bob Cummings
Narita Ayer
Clarbeth
Ashley Lewayres
Martin Balsam
Ralph Taeger
Archie Moore
Wkei Lin
Michael Hayes
Harold Robbins Fame
Hgrgien
Edward Dmitryk
Josephelevine Rovei AM
Technicolor
Panavision
Donna Goodsite
Newton
Opal Duncan
Manford Hosford
Foster
Charlotte Wylie
Shady Lane Rest Home
Alma Castellano
North West St
Doris Schafer
Mary Chapin
Erie St
Betty Kolb
Evelyn Arnold
Nancy Walters
Roger Robinson
MEEK
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Schild
J.G.A. Milan Ave
Cline
Linwood
Florsheim
Monroeville Board
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South Linwood Ave
Star View Drive
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Huron County Banking Company
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State of
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