Quiet Monroeville council silent on Lord conviction
Monroeville village council took no public stance Tuesday on Clayton C. Lord's conviction for receiving stolen property. Mayor Lord and council addressed other items in executive session while plans moved forward on water drainage issues, police equipment, bids, and municipal services.
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Monroeville
Clayton C. Lord
Reflector
Lord
Surrey Court
Horshoe Drive
Gordon L. Rogers
Obituaries: Beeman Fish Maurer Leitner and others in Norwalk area
Lillian Beeman Fish 87 died in St Petersburg Florida after moving there in 1957. Pauline Maurer 79 of Norwalk died at home after living in Doylestown and Kentucky. Fern Leitner 69 of Wakeman died at Oberlin’s hospital. Norma Frank, 39, was injured in a one vehicle crash near Wakeman. Funeral arrangements and survivors listed with locations and kinships.
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Lillian Beeman Fish
St. Petersburg
Fla
Norwalk
Florida
Pauline Maurer
Old State Road North
Sullivan
Doylestown
Joanne Leber
Roy
Frankfort
Dale
Versailles
Wakeman
Fern S. Leitner
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Norma Frank
Townsend St
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ms. Frank
Chenango Road
New London High School Grade Cards Available
New London High School announces grade cards for students will be issued by the principal from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.
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NEW London
New London High School
Trial judge to study evidence in Sura arson case
Judge Robert W. Smith will rule on a motion to suppress a statement by 19 year old Robert D. Sura in a case tied to the Western Reserve High School fire on December 15 that caused $100,000 in damage. The third hearing segment ended Tuesday as Sura’s attorney William W. Owens fought to suppress evidence and argue Miranda rights were not properly given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Smith
Robert D. Sura
Sura
Western Reserve High School
William Genzel
William W. Owens
Richard Hauser
Smith
U.S. Supreme Court
James Thomson
Richard Sutherland
Larry Silcox
Tom Dunlap
Sheriff’s Department
Ptl
Donald Murray
Wakeman Police
Bernard J. Myers
Collins
Western Reserve
Sara
Myers
Ohio State Reformatory
Horizon Enterprises to build new restaurant in New London
Horizon Enterprises Inc. plans a 6500 to 7200 square foot restaurant in New London costing about 450000 with at least 20 full time jobs. A liquor question on the ballot is sought via petitions for a D-5 license allowing liquor sales until 2 am on weekdays and Saturdays.
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Helen Payne
New London
Horizon Enterprises Inc
Thom Mezick
Mezick
Tom Johnson
November petitions filed for mayor and local offices
Three Wakeman residents seek the mayor’s post in November with petitions filed. Incumbent Louis W. Frederick and challengers Etta Chase and David R. Graves appear for the nonpartisan Wakeman race. In New London Mayor Robert Blackman seeks re election while Clerk treasurer Joyce Marsh also runs. Harve Cunningham eyes city council seat in Wakeman. Greenwich sees Lee A. Mills seek the mayor’s seat and Earl R. Hartley moves for Greenwich village council. Former Monroeville mayor Thomas Bergman targets Monroeville mayor. Clerk-treasurer LaDonna Christman runs to retain her Monroeville post. School board terms open in Monroeville and New London with Harris seeking a spot on the New London board. No petitions yet for Willard two vacancies. Board terms for Lydy and Thornton expire this year. Petitions for school posts due Aug 23 and township and village offices by Aug 8.
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Wakeman
Huron County Board of Elections
Louis W. Frederick
Pleasant St
Etta O. Chase
Clark
David R. Graves
New London
Robert Blackman
Third St
Joyce Marsh
East
Hooker Street
Harve Cunningham
E. Main St
Thomas Bergman
Baker St
Monroeville
LaDonna Christman
Hilltop Court
Robert Leber
Bill Stang
Richard Harris
Bradley Koch
Phyllis O'Reilly
Harris
Willard
Virginia Lydy
Mapleview
Robert Thornton
Hillcrest
Stolen Cars Reported In Monroeville Area
Calv in J Dailey Jr of Monroeville reports his 1974 Pontiac was stolen from East Main Street around 11 a.m. Tuesday. A citizens band radio was taken from Clarence J Rahrig's car at City Lot 10 between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Linda Warner's car on Spine Street was hit by a tape player and 12 tapes missing. Ralph Huffaker of Norwalk arrested for disorderly conduct after fight with Genevieve Bostic in front of Van's Restaurant on U.S. 20. Bostic treated and released.
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Calvin J. Dailey Jr
Monroeville
East Main Street
Citizens Band
Clarence J. Rahrig
Jacquie Lane
Linda Warner
Spine St
Glass Bar
Ralph Huffaker
Wooster St
Norwalk
Genevieve Bostic
Vanson
U.S. 20
Huffaker
IGA expansion spurs land vacate in Norwalk plan
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission approved vacating a 40 foot land strip between Milan Avenue and Cline Street to aid Schild's IGA at 171 Milan Ave. George Schild seeks to extend the store 46 feet north and add parking with the city gaining an easement for water line work. One house is demolished and another is relocating, while Executive Drive extension toward city limits advances with annexation plans for Maple City Ice Co.
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Milan Avenue
Cline Street
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission
Schild
IGA
Milan Ave
George Schild
Executive Drive
Maple City Ice Co
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Quiet Council
Mayor Lord
eHeard Lord
Mark G. Simonds
Fire Department
Monreville Cooperatve Grain Co
Water Department
Board of Public Affairs
The
Electric Company
Fulton Street
Huron County Welfare Department
General Telephone Company
Starview Drive
Lopen
Paramount Picture
Sandusky
Sandusky, Ohio
FBI
Jessi
Delilah
Conan
Lillian Fish
Fern Leitner
Genevieve Balogh
Geneva Bates
North Ridgeville
Pearl Maier
Oxnard
Calif
Hazel Teasel
Ruth Geist
J. F. Leitner
Robert
Gerber Funeral Home
Dana Welch
Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery
Zenobia Road
Our
Polara
Airway
Scotchgard
Kmart
Milan Rd
Campus Cup
Western
Ies
Wrangler
Ringholz
Meyers
Beyeriers
Weer
Lee A. Mills
Union St
Greenwich
Earl R. Hartley
Market St
Greenwich Village
Bostic
Ms. Bostic
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Dennis B. Trimboli
Benedict Avenue
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