Willard County Court Dispositions list 1973
County Court at Willard dispositions include multiple defendants from Willard and nearby townships. Offenses cover speeding failure to yield defective exhaust brakes unsafe vehicle and failure to register cars with fines waivers and bonds forfeited. Notable names include Donald Terry Margaret Phillips Hazel Smith and Carlos Hicks.
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Huron County Court
Willard
Donald Terry
William A. Funk
Charles A Durham
Ralph H. Webb, Jr
Martha A. Moore
Margaret L. Phillips
Melvin Barnett
Kim R. Buss
Sandra L. Gonzalez
Carlos M. Hicks
Joan M. Reider
Carmela Vasquez
Hazel A. Smith
New Haven
Bradley S. Ringler
Greenwich
Local church groups schedule services and events Sunday
St Peter Lutheran Church will host a 10 30 am picnic at Memorial Lake Park. A brass choir will perform at the Lutheran Home of Mercy in Williston Sunday afternoon. The building committee meets Thursday at 8 pm. Rev David Sartorius is assigned as substitute associate pastor at St Paul Catholic Church and teaches at Pontifical College Josephinum Worthington. Rev Gerald Stein will cover as Rev Richard Buckenmeyer recovers from surgery. First United Presbyterian hosts a potluck at 6 30 pm to meet Rev O Frank Storch III candidate for pastorate. he leads Second United Presbyterian Cambridge. Elder Lawrence Nevels of Akron conducts evangelistic service at 3 30 pm Sunday. Assembly of God features Cleveland Teen Challenge speaker at 7 30 pm Sunday.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Memorial Lake Park
Lutheran Home of Mercy
Williston
David Sartorius
St. Paul Catholic Church
Sandusky
Pontifical College Josephinum
Worthington
Gerald Stein
Richard Buckenmeyer
Car Collision on East Main Street Involves Rural Norwalk Driver
A rural Norwalk man Clarance S. Arnold 69 struck the front corner of another car on East Main Street while attempting to pass Effie S. Rupert 52 at 12 Parsons St. Police said the crash led to injuries and outlined other local and interstate accidents reported by the Ohio State Patrol.
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Norwalk
East Main Street
Clarance S. Arnold
Effie S. Rupert
Parsons St
Ohio State Patrol
Hahler
Mills Road
Myrland H. Williams
Scaneateles
N.Y
Miss Hahler
David Yoakam
Cridersville
U.S. 20
Hanford Road
Wakeman
Yoakam
James Allen Carver
Bellevue
Ohio 113
Prairie Road
Ohio
Harold E. Burger
Sandusky
Stephen A. Smith
Milan Avenue
Smith
Pickets Honor Court Order at Bellevue Johnson Plant
United Auto Workers Local 1623 members honor a two per entrance restraining order at the Johnson Corp heating and cooling plant in Bellevue. The order, aimed at preventing interference during a strike, covers 12 pickets total and a company lawsuit seeks damages in U S District Court Toledo.
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Bellevue
United Auto Workers
Johnson Corp
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Johnson
Gerard Miller
U. S. District Court
Toledo
Miller
Firelands Plans Fall Sign Ups At Huron Campus
Registration for new students at Firelands Campus begins Thursday August 16 with advising to choose general studies leading to an associate arts degree or career programs leading to applied science or applied business degrees. Returning students may register weekdays at the Student Services Office. New students can also register through September 25 if they cannot attend the August 16 program. Paris UPIs Francoise Sagan says she is fleeing Paris to Ireland for safety, plans to establish herself there, and is suing a Paris newspaper over a report she had been drinking heavily.
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Huron
Firelands
Student Services Office
Have Something to Sell Advertise It Here
Classified line offers space to announce sales with contact phone number 662-4241. Simple local reader message inviting listings and inquiries.
Welfare Switch Could Trigger Local Welfare Layoffs
In Huron County the shift of Aid for the Aging Disabled and the Blind to the Social Security Administration may cause one or two layoffs among Welfare Department staff. Director Grant Walls said he expected no layoffs but now anticipates a few. He seeks SSA transfer applications for displaced workers and notes chances may be limited. Separately a Norwalk woman Addie Mae Webb 57 faced resisting arrest charges after refusing to enter a police cruiser during a routine stop at Shamrock Bar. She was to appear in Mayor's Court.
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Huron County Welfare Department
Social Security Administration
SSA
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Grant Walls
Walls
N. Hester St
Mayor’s Court
Break-in Reported at Milan Avenue Residence
A Milan Avenue resident told police her Norwalk home was entered early Friday. An outside screen was cut and a window jimmied, but nothing appeared stolen. County acquired a new eight seat van costing about 4500 to 5000 dollars for transporting social service recipients, mainly the elderly, and will begin use Monday.
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Milan Avenue
Gary Schnell
Milan Ave
Walls
PIT Line Sees Doubling Calls After Hour Change
Jaycees President Tom Woodyard reports the People In Trouble Line received five calls on a Thursday, up from one or two per night, after hours were shifted to Tuesday and Thursday from Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The PIT Line number 668-8165 is available from information operators.
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Jaycees
PIT
Tom Woodyard
Woodyard
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Lawrence Nevels
Akron
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Cleveland Teen Challenge
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Ben Franklin
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Clancy
Pickets Honor Order
George Johnson
Ohio Department of Health
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Paris
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Ireland
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DE Luxe
Universal Picture Technicolor
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Lhi
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