Wake man Homecoming marred by rain but spirits hold
Rain and strong winds failed to dampen Wake man Homecoming events. About 60 parade units took part led by Jerry Eaton. Winners included Huron County Pony Breeders Association horses and 1907 Ford owned by Edgar Ames. Parade judges named multiple winners across horse shoe, pony pull, and drill categories. Don Hawley performed a parachute jump after the storm as area fire departments battled a water fight won by Perkins Township.
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Wakeman
Jerry Eaton
Huron County Pony Breeders Association
Ford
Edgar Ames
Norwalk
Mickey’s Cadets
Elyria
Lake Erie
Drum and Bugle Corp
Sandusky
Cheryll’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kadets
Lorain
Rochester Fire Department
St. Mary’s
Bill Dauch
Fremont Holmes
Arthur Witzlaben
Glenn Hick
Perkins Township
Florence Township
Townsend Township
Four Auto Accidents Investigated in Norwalk Area
Norwalk police cited several drivers after weekend crashes. Thomas Freeman signed a $10 waiver after rear ending Wilbur Diesher at Benedict Ave and Main St while turning east. Charles Miller was cited for improper turn after collision with Charles Liszkay on Hasbrook Rd. Glen Leber failed to stop after a Hasbrook Rd crash with Edward Snyder following an argument. Clarence Krause lost control on State 303 near U.S. 20 when his water truck rolled over, injuring no one.
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Thomas Herbert Freeman
Forest St
Norwalk
Benedict Ave
Main St
Freeman
Benedict
E. Main
Wilbur C. Diesher
Charles William Miller
Whittlesey Ave
Hasbrook Rd
Highway 61
Glen Leber
Old State Rd. Rte. 1
Edward Snyder
S. Garden St
Leber
Ated
Snyder
State 303
U.S
Clarence R. Krause
Wakeman
Salaries Up in Greenwich
Greenwich village officials received pay increases approved in a special Saturday meeting. The mayor's salary rises to 1000 dollars a year, councilor pay doubles to 240 annually, and other village posts see stepped boosts through 1967, with clerks and treasurer also gaining higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Board of Public Affairs
Vandals Hit 6th Area Home
A sixth report of vandalism attributed to two boys aged 10 and 11 was reported Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Leroy Merrill said lipstick and nail polish were used to write on her car. Police report the pair admitted five other incidents in the Bousca u Whittlesey area. They were cited into Juvenile Court. disposition not yet complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Merrill
Rose Ave
Bouscau-Whittlesey
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Marden Todd
Russ Schaffer
Stanley Patrick
Richard Runkle, Sr
New London
Richard Runkle
Jim Wolfe
John Groman and Sons
Wellington
Richard Berger
Fremont
Gerald Cramb
Roger
Shoemaker
Louisville
Harry Swinebeck
Butler
Central Ohio Pony Pulling Association
Don Hawley
Marke
Charles Carl Liszkay
Cleveland
Chevrolet
Milan Ave
Bob Meyer
Chevrolet, Inc
Norwalk, Ohio
ST. Paul Parish
Federal
Wooster
St Paul Catholic Church
John Adams
Philco
Nema
Maxie
Jim Smith
Kubagh Smith
North Fairfield
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