Towne and Country Salute America at Huron County Fair
The Towne and Country Players present America A Joyful Noise on Thursday August 15 at 8 30 p m in the Huron County Fair grandstand directed by Ronn Koerper with about 100 volunteers. The varied program includes sacred and patriotic music a Big Band tribute a Dixieland segment sign language portions and a candlelight close audience participants join the finale. Tickets range 1 50 to 2 center grandstand seats 1 50 general admission 50 cents for children advance sales at the fair office 1 30–5 p m.
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Towne and Country Players
Huron County Fair
America
Ronn Koerper
Koerper
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Several Towns
Admissions and discharges reported for Fisher Titus Memorial Providence and Good Samaritan hospitals. Names include Mabel Schenk Milan Lois Jesberger Milan Karen Pappi South Bend Ind Anna Wargo Norwalk Ruth Gough Norwalk Matthew Carroll Norwalk Hector Whipple Norwalk Evelyn Cooley Wakeman Etta Hamons Norwalk Ruth Kramer Norwalk Forrest Parker Wakeman Emma Seitz Norwalk Philip Becker Collins Carl Meinert Monroeville Robert Kennedy Norwalk Frank Schnell Milan Don Bennett Milan Louis Baker Milan Carrie Krug Norwalk Donald Theisen Milan William Salvers Monroeville.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mabel Schenk
Milan
Lois Jesberger
Karen Pappi
South Bend
Ind
Anna Wargo
Norwalk
Ruth Gough
Matthew Carroll
Hector Whipple
Evelyn Cooley
Wakeman
Etta Hamons
Ruth Kramer
Forrest Parker
Emma Seitz
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carrie Krug
Donald Theisen
William Salvers
Monroeville
Norwalk items list break-in at mobile home, vandalism report
Lloyd A. Tolle of Key Estates Mobile Home Park reported his house trailer was broken into and entered Sunday afternoon with no items disturbed. Daniel Dietrich told police vandals damaged a lawn decoration and pulled out flowers late Saturday night. Norwalk Moose Dance party August 2 proceeds to American Cancer Society.
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Lloyd A. Tolle
Key Estates Mobile Home Park
Norwalk
Jerry, Jeannie & the Boys
American Cancer Society
Daniel Dietrich
Swableys Transparent Apples and Local Notices
A jumble of town notices, openings, and incidents. The Fairfield Township Trustees plan funding for regional plan expenses. A Norwalk girl was injured by a rock tossed by a 2-year-old. Police investigated disputes and theft reports. Local shops advertise overviews and opening prizes.
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Fairfield Township
Norwalk
Dawn Marie Thurston
Peggy Ann Thurston
Bouscau Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Baseball Standings and Results Packed By League Date
The American and National Leagues show Boston and Oakland atop their divisions with key games on Monday and Tuesday. Notable results include Cleveland beating Baltimore 7-5 in 10 innings and Texas 12 Oakland 6, plus various interleague matchups and pitching leaders.
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W. L. Pet
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Ll Minn
Detroit
Cleveland
West Oakland
oTowsan City
Chicago
Texas
Calif
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Hood
Torrez
Coleman
Medich
Colborn
Tiant
Briles
Blyleven
Osteen
Singer
Horgan
Perry
Ruhle
Freehan
Gura
Guidry
Tidrow
Hermann
Horton
Cleve
Balt
Harrison
Bibby
LaRoche
Brown
Waits
Beene
Ellis
Grimsley
Alexander
Jackson
Hendricks
Duncan
WP Waits
Grich
Spikes
Carty
Broberg
Travers
Murphy
Porter
Wise
Willoughby
Fisk
Bevacqua
Lezcano
Carew
Briggs
Furniture Gals Win Norwalk Softball Senior Division
Norwalk Furniture posted a 14-1 win at McGuan Park in the Senior Division. Mary Beth Dixon hit a homer and a single to lead the winners, Barb Barman pitched and banged two singles, Patti Hertenstein added a triple and a single, Sue included two singles. Bennett Electric won by forfeit over Janesville Products in another senior game. In the Junior Division Hug Concrete beat the Reflector 13-5, Bleile's edged Pewter Mug 9-6, Ringholz-Meyers topped Houston Funeral Home 21 to ?. Karen Missler Angela Hohler Jill Spettle each had three singles for Hug's. Lori Englert doubled and singled for the Reflector. Lori Myers had three singles for Bleile's. Deb Ganzhorn doubled and singled. Kim Smith and Lynn Grell had two singles each for Pewter Mug. Tammie Caprara two singles for Ringholz-Meyers. Keely Smith two singles and a double for Houston's.
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Norwalk Furniture
McGuan Park
Mary Beth Dixon
Barb Barman
Patti Hertenstein
Bennett Electric
Janesville Products
Hug
Bleile
Ringholz-Meyers
Houston
Karen Missler
Angela Hohler
Jill Spettle
Hug’s
Maria Schaffer
Lori Englert
The
Reflector
Lori Myers
Deb Ganzhorn
Kim Smith
Lynn Grell
Area Drag Racers Secure Multiple Season Crowns at Norwalk
Three area drivers won season points titles in five eliminator brackets at Norwalk Dragway. Dean Riedy led Stock Eliminator with 300 points, Steve Hoover topped Selectra Eliminator with 345, and Bob Leimbach claimed Bike Eliminator with 295 after tying with Tom Sparks. Doc Wilson led Street Eliminator with 305 and Gary Barnes won Super Stock Eliminator with 305. Top four in each bracket advance to August inters track competition.
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Norwalk Dragway
Dean Riedy
Milan
Steve Hoover
Norwalk
Bob Leimbach
Berlin Heights
Leimbach
Tom Sparks
Doc Wilson
Valley City
Gary Barnes
Avon Lake
Bill Pressley
Karl Byrd
New London
Sparks
Ohio
Fred Bocka
Elyria
John Grundy
Ashland
Cecil Haymond
Donn Rhode
Port Clinton
Larry Titchnell
Sandusky
Fred Rader
Don _ Sims
Mansfield
Maurice Edwards
Huron
Andy Kocis
Steve Howard
Ralph Wexler
Lakewood
Allen Yates
Ron Huntley
Sam Farner
Arthur van Dyke
Sheffield Lake
Don Mutchler
Lorain
Chuck Johnson
Fremont Sweeps Norwalk In Fastpitch Doubleheader
Fremont won both ends of a men's fastpitch doubleheader at McGuan Park against Norwalk 22 1 and 3 1. Fremont outhit 14 2 in game one as Norwalk committed six errors. John Adams and Don Sweet had Norwalk hits. Dave Sweet added a hit in game two. Norwalk (0 3) hosts Tiffin McGarvern Tavern Aug 9.
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Fremont
Norwalk
McGuan Park
John Adams
Don Sweet
Mark Meyers
Dave Sweet
Tiffin McGarvern Tavern
BG Area Students Earn All A's and Dean's List Honors
Fifteen area residents earned all A's for the spring quarter at Bowling Green State University including students at the main and Firelands campuses. Recipients include Norwalk residents Mark Fisher and Grace Ann Hay among others and BGSA Dean's List honorees span multiple towns such as Milan Wakeman Monroeville Greenwich and Willard with numerous addresses listed.
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Bowling Green State University
Firelands
Norwalk
Mark Fisher
Pitt St
Grace Ann Hay
E. Main St
David Hershey
Eastwood Drive
Mark Knoll
Woodlawn Ave
Janet McGuckin
Cline St
Gordon E. Schaechterle
S. West St
Patricia Wetzel
Whittlesey Ave
Sandra Gerber
Rodney Schlessman
Monroeville
Flora
Indian Terrace
Ann Bragdon
Albert J. Caprara
Donald Coletta
Townsend Ave
Thomas Cunningham
Cortland St
Dennis Doughty
W. Washington St
Deborah Fliger
Mead Ave
Janet Gamble
Susan Hakes
Fairhill Ave
Nancy Hillman
Chatham St
Debra Hipp
Jackson St
James Holb
Elizabeth Wheeler
S. Garden St
James Zeller
Benedict Ave
John Ridge
Parsons St
Lizabeth Ann Ross
N. West St
Mary Virginia Schlader
Rosedale
Linda Smith
Brent Fox
Jeanine Marett
James Walters
Greenwich
Paula Crandall
Jeanne Wilhelm
Mary Myers
New London
Valerie Bell
Ardith Coe
Barbara Ann White
Wakeman
Leah Coffey
Paula Kessler
Cheri Mae Piller
Willard
David Close
Berlin Heights
Janett Graham
Milan
Berlin Heights to Host Seventh Annual Softball Tournament
Berlin Heights will sponsor its seventh annual softball tournament August 8 to 17. The double elimination event charges 53 dollars for non sanctioned teams and 45 dollars for ASA sanctioned teams. Entries go to Charles Morgan in Berlin Heights or Marshall Morgan in Huron with a drawing set for August 6 at 7 p.m.
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Berlin Heights
Charles Morgan
E. Main St
Marshall Morgan
William St
Huron
Winds hire Gibron and Cahill to revive Chicago team
Abe Gibron a 300 pound former Chicago Bears coach and Leo Cahill longtime Canadian league coach from Illinois were named to lead the Chicago Winds. Gibron, 11-30-1 as Bears head coach for three seasons, was fired last year. Cahill was Memphis Southmen general manager until last week.
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Chicago
UPI
Abe Gibron
Chicago Bears
Leo Cahill
Illinois
Chicago Winds
Gibron
Winds
Cahill
Memphis Southman
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Stanley Bernhardt
Myra Carpenter
John Schick
Nettie Prack
Wayne Anderson
T&c
Spirit of America
Hopitals
Virginia Charity
Kelley Kirk
Elmo Bush
Terry’s
North Norwalk
Swableys
Sears Norwalk
Front St
Northside
Betty Perry
Grove Ave
Clarence Nottke
E. Main
Mano Pebeca Og
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Hampton
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Haney
WP Lindblad
LP Moore
HR Jackson
Montreal
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Concepcion
Rivers
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Otis
Remy
North
Tammie Caprara
Keely Smith
Steve
Hoover
Drag Racers
Musselman
Bill Musselman
University of Minnesota
American Basketball Association
NCAA
Main Street
Charles R. Dicus
Glenna Wiedenhoff
Hiltz & Wiedemann
Citizens Bank
Jay T. Haskins
Carl Doney
Jay T Haskins
Hartland Twp
Huron County
Thomas E. Heydinger
Judge Court of Common Pleas
Probate
Vicky Thomas
Old State Rd
Norwalk, O
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Oberlin
Sharon Geer
Norwalk Auto Body Co
Wwarkinie Awaurcs
Personnl McCoy's
Avon
Alice Rombach
Westfield Center
Don Hohler
Bob White Coast
Don
Frank Fry
Don Denny Wetzel
Bob White
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