New Staff Worker Appointed For Migrant Camp
Joe Romo, a new staff worker at the migrant camp, replaces Carmen Cordova at the Stokley Van Camp plant on North West Street. Cordova quit after feeling the program was inadequate. she had been hired by Norwalk Church Women United Migrant Ministry. Romo, of Mexican descent, previously taught English in Quito and in New Mexico and Alaska, and had volunteered at the camp teaching English. Mrs. Gladys Bender praised Cordova’s work, noting she had taught alphabet and numbers and had just completed exams at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Romo
St. Paul’s High School
Carmen Cordova
Stokley- van Camp, Inc
North West Street
Miss Cordova
Norwalk Church Women United
Romo
Quito
Ecuador
New Mexico
Alaska
Bellevue and Norwalk Drivers Escape In Separate Wrecks
Two drivers escaped injury when their vehicles slid into ditches in separate early Monday crashes. James D. Miller 23 of Bellevue reported a truck cut in front of him on U.S. 20 east of Monroeville, his 1967 convertible tearing up after striking a tree. Robert E. Hammersmith 22 of Norwalk dozed, braked, and skidded across U.S. 250 into a ditch near the U.S. 250 intersection, cited for failing to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Miller
Bellevue
U.S. 20
Monroeville
Norwalk
Robert E. Hammersmith
Ohio
Calendar Days Endar Notes
Calendar days endar days noted with notary seal, unclear text. The fragment shows a legal or notarial reference to counting days, possibly for service or deadlines, but lacks complete details or names to identify the matter.
Oglesby Traffic Hearing Delayed For Court Reporter
Mayor Harold E. Finch continued the Irwin J. Oglesby case until a court reporter can be arranged. Oglesby, 26, of 22 Grand Ave, faces a charge of leaving the scene after a July 9 one car accident on West Washington Street. He and attorney Henry E. Young did not appear, with the outcome depending on reporter availability next week. Oglesby also faces a Huron County Common Pleas Court hearing Thursday on probation violation linked to a May 25 guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Finch
Irwin J. Oglesby
Grand Ave
Oglesby
Henry E. Young
Norwalk
Mayor’s Court
West Washington Street
Young
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Camera Stolen From Car on Water Street
A newly purchased Polaroid camera in its box was reported stolen from a car on Water Street Monday night. The owner, George N. Moore of Gallup, cites a value of 22.95 dollars. A $100 bill was also reported missing by Harold S. Cook of Monroe Street after noon.
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Water Street
George N. Moore
Gallup
Harold S. Cook
E. Monroe Sr
Dispute Over Car Leads to Charges in Norwalk Mayor's Court
In Norwalk Mayor's Court on Monday John P. Orth of 102 Prospect filed against James K. Lykins of Willard after a restaurant dispute over a car Orth allegedly sold to Lykins’ nephew. Orth says Lykins threatened him while Lykins claimed the car was “no good.” The complaint notes Orth offered a refund if the car was returned running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
John P. Orth
Prospect
James K. Lykins
Willard
Orth
Lykins
Burglary at P R Value Center Stolen Cash and Gear
Police report details a break in at P R Value Center located at 25-27 Whittlesey Ave. Two hundred dollars was stolen, split evenly between one dollar bills and silver, with $20 in walkie talkies also missing. The burglary occurred between Saturday closing and Monday morning reopening. Edward Pleva notified police Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P & R Value Center
Whittlesey Ave
Edward Pleva
Legal Opinion On Poverty Commission Status
A legal opinion on the status of the Huron County Community Action Commission is to be presented to the Erie Huron Counties mission board tonight. Robert Oglesby, attorney for the bi county board, prepared the brief after questions about adding Huron County representatives and procedures. The Huron CAC disassociated from Erie County in April and served as an advisory board under the bi county by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Community Action Commission
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Robert Oglesby
Bi-County Board
Huron County Advisory Group
Huron County
Huron County Cac
Erie County
Guest preacher at First United Presbyterian on Sunday
The Rev. James A. Scott will preach at 9 30 a m at First United Presbyterian Church. His theme The Ever Open Door references a painting by a German artist. The Erie County board meeting at 8 p m in Sandusky will elect a secretary to replace Mrs Gladys Bender resigning, discuss CAC employee medical insurance, and transfer funds between accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Scott
First United Presbyterian Church
Gladys Bender
CAC
Erie County Commissioners
Sandusky
Two New London Scouts Earn Eagle Badges
Stephen Whetstone and Lawrence Neel of New London were awarded Eagle Scout Badges at a Sunday ceremony in New London Legion Hall. Claude Smith, Southwest District Advancement Chairman, presented the badges. The New London Explorer Post has 20 members and includes Mark Crumline, Paul Jennings, and Richard and Edward Murr as Eagle Scouts.
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New London
Stephen Whetstone
Lawrence Neel
New London Legion Hall
Claude Smith
Southwest District
Norwalk
Mark Crumline
Paul Jennings
Richard and
Edward Murr
Eagle Scouts
Gordon Whetstone
Doyle Neel
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MGM
Kenneth Hyman
Brown
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Trolmen
Milan
Star View Drive
Hells Angels
Ann Margret
Huron County Banking Company
Reserve District No
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Trust Department
J. L.C. McLaughlin
L. C. McLaughlin
J. F. Ernsthausen Cornelius J. Ruffing
Jos Y. Motsch
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Huron
Helen M. Link
United States
Carl’s
Benedict Ave
Parramus the
Legal Opinion For Poverty Commission
The
Raritan Club
Lyle Knapp
Explorer Committee
Jay Murr
Stephen
Lawrence
Reflector
E. Monroe
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circular and
Ohio Newspaper
Associaon
Iaw
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Erie
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West Main Street
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