Five men sentenced in Huron County court
Judge Robert W. Smith presided over hearings in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Jimmie Roby of Wakeman received a suspended six month term with three years probation for robbery attempt at Matt's Carry-out. charges reduced from aggravated robbery. Matthew Sweet of Willard drew six months to five years for two breaking and entering charges with probation. Harrison Reed of Willard got 100 days in the Toledo Workhouse with credit for 37 days. arson charge reduced from felony to misdemeanor. Grace Reed's complicity count was dropped. Gary Souslin of New London received a suspended six month term with two years probation for receiving stolen property. Paul Perkins of rural New London to enter a 13 month drug rehabilitation program for grand receiving of stolen goods.
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Robert W. Smith
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Jimmie W. Roby
Wakeman
Toledo
Roby
Matt
Matthew Sweet
Willard
Ohio State Reformatory
Kimberlin
Nelson
Sweet
Mansfield
Harrison Reed
Huron County
Reed
Thomas E. Heydinger
Dodge
Gary E. Fouslin
New London
Souslin
Paul Perkins
Gospel Family Apple Singers Set For Thursday at Church
The gospel Apple Family of Fayetteville Tennessee will perform at 7 30 p m Thursday at St Paul Episcopal Church. The group includes Mr and Mrs Apple and their four children ages 22 13 17 and 4. They each play multiple instruments and the public is invited with no admission charge.
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Apple
Fayetteville, Tenn
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Willard City Council to Meet Over Waste Water Facilities
A special Willard City Council meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday to discuss waste water facilities and related plans.
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Willard
Willard City Council
Oklahoma at Huron Playhouse Delivers Fresh Take on Classic
The Huron Playhouse opens Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma in its 38th season with directions by Jann Graham Gilann. Robert Thurber shines in the lead with strong singing after a Western accent turn. Thalia McMillion Laurey and Karen Kevesdy Ada Annie impress. R M Ponzio as Ali Hakim and James Mills as Jud Frey standouts in a vivid ensemble.
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Playhouse
Rodgers’ and Hammerstein
Jann Graham Gilann
Robert Thurber
Thalia McMillion
Laurey
Curly
Karen Kevesdy
Ada Annie
Mike Kevesdy
Milan
R. M. Ponzio
Ali Hakim
Annie
James Mills
Jud Frey
Curley
Flu Shot Program Delayed by Vaccine Production Hurdles
Huron County Health Department delays mass vaccination until mid to late August as vaccine makers face liability insurance issues. Nurse Martha Brown says arrival is expected in August with public clinics planned across villages and free shots at the health department offices in Norwalk. High risk individuals include those 65 and older or under 65 with chronic conditions. Private doctors may charge for office calls but not for the vaccine.
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Huron County’ Health Department
Huron County
Martha Brown
Health Department
Norwalk
Willard Driver II Jailed on Multiple Traffic Charges
David F. Ritchey of rural Willard appeared in Norwalk Municipal Court on four traffic charges. He was jailed in the Huron County Jail after being cited July 11 for leaving the scene and for failing to control a vehicle. A July 17 charge cited him for operating a vehicle involved in property damage and reckless operation. He received 32 days in jail with 30 suspended under the condition of paying $435 in fines and costs. he was jailed at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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David F. Ritchey
Willard
Norwalk
Huron County
Ritchey
Huron County Sheriff's Department
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Milan Ave
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