County Weighs Sanitary District To Tackle Dumps
County officials back creating a sanitary district to issue bonds for a central landfill. A joint Huron County committee notes 13 open dumps, with six near waterways, and says towns haul trash long distances to distant landfills. Mayor Stearns calls it a good start amid rat concerns. a pickup system is suggested to curb roadside dumping.
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Freeman
Huron County Commissioners
Huron County Department of Health
Board of Health
Ellett
Huron County
Norwalk
A. H. Stearns
Willard
Warren Jump
Ridgefield Township
Lakeside Art Exhibit Set for Hoover Auditorium
The 11th annual Lake side Art Exhibit runs August 1 to September 5 in Hoover Auditorium featuring oils watercolors sculpture crafts and a Baycrafters display from Cleveland. Artists may submit multiple works with no entry fee or sales commission. insurance covers displayed pieces. Mrs. Clayton Werden directs the show.
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Lakeside
Hoover Auditorium
Bellevue Man Cited In Accident On Ohio 99
At 8 35 p m Wednesday on Ohio 99 a two car crash near Monroeville involved a 72 year old Bellevue man traveling left of center and an 18 year old Mark Fisher of Greenwich driving south. Both cars suffered extensive damage but no injuries. Orla Palmer, 72, was cited for driving while intoxicated.
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Ohio 99
Monroeville
Bellevue
State Highway Patrol
Mark Fisher
Greenwich
Orla Palmer
Ohio Highway
Police cite Milan woman for failure to yield after two car crash
Naomi R. Swisher, 49, of Milan was cited for failure to yield the right of way after a two car collision at West Main and Case Streets around 2 p.m. Thursday. Swisher’s westbound vehicle attempted a left turn and struck an eastbound car driven by Max E. Curran, 41, of Tiffin, near the Mall Level department store area. A separate item notes Higbee's Midway Mall store in Elyria opens Monday at 10 a.m. on Route 57 and 50th Street. The store spans 162000 square feet, two levels, with a large mall complex including departments, a snack bar, budget store, and auditorium. A 13-year-old boy on Washington Street had his bicycle impounded for riding without a license after being seen on East League Street with a passenger on the handlebars. the bike will be held for a week. Berlin Heights will host a Bible Conference July 31 through August 7 with Rev. A Donald Moffat as instructor, ending with an all-day meeting August 7. Former Shelton College counselor, then Grace Baptist Church pastor at Cedarville, now editor of the O I B, plans Bible and missionary conferences, evangelistic meetings, and youth rallies.
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Naomi R. Swisher
Milan
West Main
Case Streets
Swisher
Max E.curran
Tiffin
Washington Street
East League
Higbee
Midway Mall
Lorain County
Higbee Company
Route 57
50Th Street
Elyria
Berlin Heights
Donald Moffat
Shelton College
Grace Baptist Church
Cedarville
Ohio
Cedarville College
O.I.B
Greenwich Woman Injured in U.S. 224 Crash
A Greenwich woman, Barbara Hale 27, was injured when her westbound car pulled out to pass a tractor trailer on U S 224 two miles west of Greenwich. The rig steered into the passing lane causing Hale to lose control, end up upside down. Hale had minor injuries and was treated at Willard Hospital.
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Greenwich
U.S. 224
Barbara Hale
Norwalk
Ohio Highway Patrol
Hale
Willard Hospital
Newspaper Subscription Rates Announced
UPI reports listing subscription terms from the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association. Local carrier areas Norwalk Milan Noroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones 45 cents weekly. Huron and Erie Counties rural areas without carrier service 15 dollars yearly, elsewhere 23.40 dollars. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Onroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Ohio Fair Revenue Tops Seven Million Dollars
Ohio Director of Agriculture John M. Stackhouse released a summary showing 1965 receipts of 7,244,400 from 94 county and independent fairs. Premiums paid reached 837,597 with fair properties valued at 17,226,700. Huron County Fair drew 35,000 paid admissions and totals near 45,000, with receipts over 69,000.
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Ohio
John M. Stackhouse
Stackhouse
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Arthur Herner
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Cincinnati
the Asylum
Featuring the Maniax
Famulare
Ronald Moae
Avge
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Gladys Cooper
Sewn Et Rasta” Wan
Jyrna Rede
George Clmor
Technicolo
Stanley Holloway
Trrodore Bike
Ernerd Shaw
Wes Pa
Hlan IY Erner
Jmck't Warner
Warner Bas
Bible Conference
U.S. 250
Delores Cripps
Saginaw
Mich
Margaret Kiser
W. Elm St
Norwalk Reflector
Herald, Inc
E. Monroe
Orwalk
Florsheim
Phlonsheim
Pohls
al Serafini
Marina Pier
Cedar Point
Sandusky, Ohio
Paul Wynn
Miami
Fla
Paul
Elyria S. Amherst
DERBY
Star View Drive
West Norwalk
Charles K. Feldman
Ee Pussycat
United Artists Technicolor
Peter Sellers
Mirisch
Dean Kim Martin Novak
Ray Walston
Billy Wildes
Stu
Love
Ricky Nelson
Jerry van Dyke
Fremont Speedway Inc
Fremont, Ohio
Millstream Motor Speedway
Fridlay, Ohio
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