Two Willard Men Guilty in Norwalk Plant Break-In
Robert W. Ferguson 22 and Ray Patrick 21 from Willard were found at the Sheller Globe Corp plant in Norwalk last March 16 after a guard spotted them near a dollars-bill changing machine. Patrick was convicted of trespass and sentenced to one to five years. Ferguson received no bond and faces possible parole issues. Patrick awaits another trial for a Willard Legion burglary, while Ferguson remains jailed after trial.
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Robert W. Ferguson
Ray Patrick
Willard
Norwalk
Patrick
Ferguson
State Reformatory
Sheller Globe Corp
Ted Janeda
Janeda
Glass Bar
E. Main St
Sheller Globe
Robert J. Vetter
Huron County
Willard American Legion
County must buy more voting machines in Ohio ruling
An Ohio Supreme Court decision requires an even number of voting machines at each polling place, with a minimum of two, prompting Huron County to consider purchasing up to 25 new machines at about 60 000 dollars each. The county currently uses 110 machines and plans to display two sample issues at the Huron County Fair while registering voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Huron County
Ohio
Hardin County
John Hogsett
Huron County Board of Elections
Hogsett
Huron County Commissioners
Berlin Milan Girl Scout Day Camp Runs Weeklong Activities
The Berlin Milan Girl Scout Day Camp held a five day camp-out at the Norwalk Reservoir with 92 girls. Activities included rope tying lessons, crafts, flower collecting, canoeing, and a watermelon spitting contest supervised by director Mrs. John VandenBos. Beth Eastman and Diane Regarise were among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Eastman
Art Buchawald
Beth
Herbert P. Eastman
Milan
Diane Regarise
Berlin- Milan
Norwalk Reservoir
John VandenBos
Monroeville Hires Replacement After Teacher Resigns
The Monroeville Board of Education quickly filled a home economics teaching vacancy after Elizabeth Shearer resigned. Walter Palmer, a 1970 Crestview High School graduate with an Ashland College education degree, was offered a one year contract and a salary of 7 667. The board also authorized supervision of maintenance by Supt. Halsey before August 1 and permission for Mrs. Palmer and colleague Mary Laviola to attend the Vocational Home Economics Teachers Annual Conference in Columbus August 21 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Supt. Halsey
Stolen Auto Recovered on Ohio Turnpike
State patrolman stopped a suspected drunken driver on the Turnpike two miles west of the Norwalk exit and recovered a stolen 1965 Buick Special. Driver Raynerd Hawkins and passenger Derek M. Tiller, both of Cleveland, were arrested and faced charges in Erie County Court before being sent back to Cleveland for armed robbery and auto larceny cases.
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Ptl
J.J. Rozum
Norwalk
Raynerd Hawkins
Cleveland
Rozum
Theodore M. Williams
Hawkins
Derek M. Tiller
Erie County Court
Tiller
State Patrol
Monroeville Man Caught After Foot Chase
Daniel T. Brant, 20, was arrested after Monroeville police pursued him on foot Wednesday night. A warrant had been issued in February after he failed to pay a $30 fine and court costs in Huron County Court. Brant was in the Huron County Jail Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Huron County
Daniel T. Brant
Brant
Class of 1928 Holds Reunion at Worthington Inn
Worthington The Monroeville High School Class of 1928 held a reunion Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn. Guy Latham of Monroeville was elected president for next year with Reinhold Schick of Norwalk as vice-president and Mrs. Netta Schnee and Mrs. Carl Rosswurm as secretary-treasurers. Schick showed class and nature slides. Attendees included Ed Payne of Bowling Green and Rawleigh Gregory of Monroe Michigan plus several Monroeville and Sandusky residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Monroeville High School
Charles Horn
Worthington Inn
Guy Latham
Monroeville
Reinhold Schick
Norwalk
Netta Schnee
Carl Rosswurm
Schick
Ed Payne
Bowling Green
Rawleigh Gregory
Monroe, Mich
Phil Link
Kenneth Zorn
Sandusky
Foster Hassinger
Merton Ackerman
Final Safety Town Class Slated At Benedict School
Norwalk police say the final Safety Town session starts Monday at Benedict School for kindergartners and first graders. The week long program runs 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday with 53 children enrolled including 22 new registrations.
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Safety Town
Benedict School
Norwalk
John Short
Ronald Ackerman, Jr
Christopher Wayne Smith
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Sheller-Globe
Ernie Miller
Claude Mullins
Cincinnati
Ted Brown
Bellevue
David Williams
William Feld
Ridge Street
Williams
Feld
Charles H. Pearce
Jesus
God
Christ
Norwalk Alliance Church
C.H. Pearce
Cleve. Rd
Cedar Point Causeway
All Ladies
Fabulous Family
Everday
Famous Seafood Buffet
Michael Everman
Shannon Chaffee
Scott Ritchie
Troy Barman Catharine Hadley
Carolyn Mullins Brian Patrick Susko
Kathy Reynolds
Jack Kuhlman
Ann C. Bird
Daniel Hutchins
Jason Hackbush
David Ackerman
Mary Hitchings
Bonita Baetcher
Craig Winn
Cindy Sue Bilton
Kristineinke
Jeffery Davidson
Carol In
Summerville
Bobby and
Chriss Smith
Missy Avalone
Bryan Figler
Heather Gardner
Virginia
Idaho
Kudro's Restaurant
West
Isabella
Chris Columbus
Citizens National
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve
North Branch
Milan Ave
Cline St
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