Four Sheller Globe workers found guilty in wildcat strike attack
Four men faced charges for malicious destruction after a rock throwing incident at the Sheller Globe plant. Donald Sexton was found guilty. Sternberg Tash and Fulton pleaded no contest. Rhineberger’s sentence was to be reduced to match the others. Damages totaled 562 dollars to the building and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheller Globe Corp
Donald Sexton
Monroeville
Robert A. Wiedemann
Huron County
Robert Sternberg
Cline St
Richard L. Tash
Plymouth
Thomas W. Fulton
New Washington
Fred Waugh
John F. Rhineberger
E. League Sr
Kenneth M. Cannon
Toledo
Sheller Globe
Sexton
Sternberg
Fulton
Waugh
David L. Bolen
Attica
James Bushong
Wiedemann
Sheller-Globe
Say It With A T-Shirt Reflector Photo Feature
A Reflector photo captures wearers showing sentiment on their shirts from classic Mickey Mouse designs to sunlit round-faced popular prints. The piece notes T-shirt slogans reflect taste humor and philosophy across ages and eras.
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Times
Blood drive tally and cat rescue headline
The Firelands Chapter of the American Red Cross collected 183 pints of blood on Monday. Donors include Elton H Huston and Herbert Krogh among others. canteen support was by the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Clarksfield. In Ipswich England Alf Garnham rescued his 50th cat from a tree and quipped about cats versus dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands
American Red Cross
Elton H. Huston
Townline Road
Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Howard Crawford
New London
Joseph Parish
Henry Timman
David Hester
Betty Brswell
Krogh
Carol Danklefsen
Edward Southworth
Edward Todd
James van Hentenryck
Linda Vetter
Alfred Mingus
Buddy C. Chasteen
Patricia Mahlke
Helen Young
Monroeville
Henry Lasch
Milan
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Clarksfield
Ipswich
England
UPI
Alf Garnham
Garnham
Ohio Wesleyan selects Wakeman freshman achievement scholar
Susan Soboslai of Wakeman Ohio 303 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl J Soboslai earned freshman achievement scholar honors at Ohio Wesleyan University after a Western Reserve High School career with National Honor Society membership and National Merit semifinalist status. The 44 scholars were chosen by faculty on high school records test scores and recommendations and will enjoy campus privileges. In Palermo Sicily Attanasio Pedone who acted as lookout for a 1958 robbery was sentenced to 17 years but was pardoned due to lifelong blindness.
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Wakeman
Susan Soboslai
Ohio Wesleyan University
Carl J. Soboslai
Ohio
Soboslai
Western Reserve High School
OWU
Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Attanasio Pedone
Local Laundry Sign Warns About Bloodstains
A Salt Lake City laundry advertises a cautionary sign reading drive carefully bloodstains are hard to remove. The humorous note spotlights a grim warning for drivers and passersby nearby.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Diabetes Films Scheduled at Fisher-Titus Auditorium
Two films Diabetics Unknown and Diabetes Mellitus will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital auditorium during the inaugural meeting of the Huron County Diabetes Association. Dr. N M Camardese says about 2000 diabetics may exist in the county and notes the disease is hereditary and common in overweight individuals. The meeting welcoming diabetics and relatives is open to all interested.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Huron County Diabetes Association
N.M. Camardese
Norwalk
Huron County
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Around Norwalk Area
List of admissions and discharges at Memorial and Sandusky area hospitals. Names include Hazel Decker Betty Schaffer Linus Wechter Margaret Martin and others with addresses in Norwalk Milan Berlin Heights Monroeville and New London. Baby Joseph Murr and family listed among discharges.
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Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Bessie Green
Berlin Heights
Fred Frisch
Norwalk
Tracy Betschman
Monroeville
Orville Wyatt
City Council Considers Linn Successor Tonight
City council meets in executive session to discuss appointing a new third ward councilman to replace George Linn Jr who resigned this month. Melvin H. Robinson, Raymond Flanagan and Richard Sipple are among the candidates for the post as parking meter rates and water improvements for the northeast area are reviewed.
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City Council
Linn
George Linn Jr
Melvin H. Robinson
Raymond Flanagan
Richard Sipple
Mayor's Court Dispositions and City Notices in Norwalk
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions list several individuals with fines and costs for drunken driving intoxication and traffic violations. The record also notes interest in appointments, council committee discussions on parking meter replacements and a half million dollar water improvement program for the northeast city area.
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Norwalk
William Harkness, Jr
Glover St
Victor E._ Francisco
Brookfield
Arthur F. Petarka
New London
Domenic Coletta
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Sherida
Braden Collins
Jeff Silcox
Steve Wolf
Debbie Rice
W. Va
Mrs. Niles Wheeler
Kathy Baldwin
Cat
Norwood
Main ST
Keith McIntyre
Joyce
U.S. Navy
Troy
Mich
Herbert Kaiser
Douglas Thompson
Lisa Hicks
Muriel Hopkins
Dana Leigh
Jefferson St
Russell Hearne
Donald Champney
Russell Scriver and Baby
North Fairfield
Howard Schwartz
Clifton Jolly
Samaritan
Marilyn Koehn
Robert Boyd
Snyder
House of Distinguished Furniture
Jamestown
West of New London
NEW Ladies League
Cleveland RD
Sandusky
Mayor’s Court
Kenneth Westmoreland
E. Main St
Robert J. Skinn
Benedict Ave
Marie Biedleman
Ontario St
Carroll Holtz
Parsons
Sarre
Ted
Renkert
Ures
Aderviand
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