Lavine elected to Milan Council in vacancy fill
William Lavine 41 a purchasing agent for Milan Steel Corp was chosen Tuesday to fill the Milan Council vacancy after Robert Bickleys resignation. Lavine received four votes with one vote for Ed Caudill. Lavine has lived in Milan most of his life with wife Mary Ann and four children at 39 Main St. A resident Steven Canfield asked whether the
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Milan
William Lavine
Milan Steel Corp
Robert Bickley
Lavine
Ed Caudill
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Mary Ann
Main St
Hakes Hired By Huron County Bank
Allen Hakes will join Huron County Banking Co as operations officer on August 14, after resigning 18 years at Citizens National Bank. He is completing a three year summer banking program at the University of Wisconsin. The public zoning hearing on Gould Inc and Northern Ohio Telephone variances drew only the mayor as zoning board member.
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Allen Hakes
Huron County Banking Co
W.C. Edwards
Hakes
Edwards
University of Wisconsin
Citizens National Bank
Gould, Inc
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Glenn Rockwell
John Pfefferle
Gary Jenkins
Council
Jenkins
Ohio
Merry
Center Streets
Plant Manager Is Appointed by Hamilton Beach
A Norwalk man, Earl Stoltz, becomes general foreman at the Hamilton Beach plant after Scovill Manufacturing Co. acquired Westinghouse’s portable division assets including the Byesville and Norwalk plants. Henry F. Warner is named plant manager for Norwalk and Byesville. The Norwalk plant now employs 20 area residents with plans to modestly increase staffing.
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Hamilton Beach
Henry F. Warner
Norwalk
Byesville
Earl Stoltz
Hamilton-Beach
Ford Ave
Westinghouse
Hamilton- Beach
Warner
Scovill Manufacturing Co
Scovill
Westinghouse _ portable products
Monroeville Board Approves Utility Loan and Sewer Upgrades
The Monroeville Board of Public Affairs votes $5,000 in electric funds to the general fund interest free. Utilities chief Myron Gerber outlines sanitary sewer improvements via direct Monroeville Street connection. Robert Graham pays sewer charges after agreeing to install his line into Monroe Street. A new restaurant will face a sewer tap fee at Midway Garage. Lawrence Farely is fined $26 for jumping his electrical meter.
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Monroeville Board of Public Affairs
General Fund
Myron Gerber
Monroeville Street
Clarence Hohler
S. Hamilton St
Hohler
Robert Graham
Monroe St
Huron River
Robert Frey
Division of Wildlife
Graham
Monroe Street
Midway Garage
Sandusky Street
Lawrence Farely
Fulton St
Greenwich Driver, Pedestrian In Separate Crashes
A 19 year old Greenwich man, Randy Teats, was hit on Bullhead Road near Willard, suffering multiple fractures and severe injuries. Another 19 year old, James C. Thornton of Willard, was injured with minor cuts after being thrown inside his car. Teats had been riding with James Inmon of Greenwich before the accident. A separate incident on the Ohio Turnpike left Thomas A. Mraz in critical condition after a sleep related crash. Other local crashes involved Edwin W. Price, Joseph E. Groves, and Thomas Earhart, with brief injuries and citations reported.
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Greenwich
Willard
Randy Teats
Mansfield General Hospital
Bullhead Road
State Highway Patrol
James C. Thornton
Teats
James Inmon
Thornton
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Thomas A. Mraz
Freeport
N.Y
Ohio Turnpike
Norwalk
Edwin W. Price
King Court
Classified Ads Promote The Great American Way
An ad urging readers to call 662 4241 to hire an ad writer for selling items. The brief promotes a service model and emphasizes easy classifieds.
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E. Main St
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Sizzler
Heeyashion
Kelly Road
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Price
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Joseph E. Groves
Mount Gilead
Bellevue
Groves
Thomas’ Earhart
Shiloh
Freddie Hicks
New London
Baseline Road
BankAmericard
Eberts
Evert Inc
West Main St
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