Sherman Township’s early days in 1800s forest and settlers
In this Bicentennial feature, Elmlinger recounts Sherman Township’s shift from a dense forest and Indian life to settler arrival in 1812. It covers the first families, town sites, mills, roads, mail routes, early schools, and the move to modern farming with soybeans and improved equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wells
H.J. Elmlinger
Sherman Township
Daniel Sherman
Taylor Sherman
Burwell Fitch
Samuel Seymour
Norwalk
Conn
Portage Road
Newcomb’s
Bronson Township
Ohio 61
Hasbrook Road
Brest
Dogtown
Seymour
Sherman
Dogtown Road
Sarah Mason
Ohio
Reuben Bloomer
Andrew Hanford
Joseph LaBarre
Jonathan Fitch
Milan
Havana
Pontiac
Monroeville
Huron River
David Weaver
Weavers Corners
Bellevue
Lodi
Bismark
Sherman Center
Leipsic
Rover
Admissions and discharges at Hospitalk hospital network
Inpatient listings show admissions at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for Mrs Lillian Von Seggern Mrs Catherine Griffin Malcolm Lane Mrs Elsie Wells Roy Duskin Ronald Nickols John Swain. Discharges include Mrs Josephine Bruckshaw Mrs Diane Eschen Mrs Adria Nardecchia Mrs Myrial Chambers Mrs Berenice Reddy Theresa Penson Delores Penson Carl Crone Christina Moore Sue Staschke Mrs Louise DeWalt Mrs Rachel Failor Mrs Linda Stutzman Paul Roeder Jeanine Riley Jeanne McLarlin Clarence Willier. Sandusky admission Julia Hoag Milan. Discharge Charles Dieffenderfer Willard. Good Samaritan Hospital discharges Billy Roberts Albert Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian von Seggern
Greenwich
Catherine Griffin
Norwalk
Malcom Lane
Elsie Wells
Roy Duskin
Ronald Nickols
John Swain
Sandusky
Josephine Bruckshaw
Diane Eschen
Wakeman
Adria Nardecchia
Myrial Chambers
Berenice Reddy
Theresa Penson
Delores Penson
Carl Crone
Berlin
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Julia Hoag
Milan
Charles Dieffenderfer
Willard
Milan man to fly home after marrow transplant for brother
Ronald Lickfelt 36 of Milan, who developed phlebitis after a bone marrow transfusion to help his brother Gary 31 of Erie County, is scheduled to fly home Friday with his wife Elaine. Gary shows signs of improvement as doctors monitor his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lickfelt
Milan
Lickfelt
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Gary
George Santos
Johns Hopkins
Santos
Elaine
Erie County
Ronald
Ford
Sandusky
Clifford Silcox
Hickory St
Norwalk
Rhodes approves 54 crime grants totaling over 1.9 million
Gov. James A. Rhodes announces 54 grants from state and federal crime control funds. North Star Council of Governments receives four grants including the largest 41,416 for work and education release. Other funds total 20,000 for delinquency treatment and 12,000 for police juvenile bureaus, plus 9,700 to hire a Tiffin probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
North Star Council of Governments of
Huron County
Police Juvenile Bureaus
Tiffin Municipal Court
Safety Town second session enrolls 48 at Benedict School
Forty eight youngsters sign up for the next Safety Town session for incoming kindergartners. The program runs Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 each morning at Benedict School teaching bicycle, walking, and bus safety. Attendance list includes Craig A Hofer David Orwick Jeff Kashian Gina Bores Patrick Nash and others. Evening Rotary and Eagles events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Town
Benedict School
Craig A. Hofer
David Orwick
Jeff Kashian
Gina Bores
Patrick Nash
Paul L. Nash
Hilary Trotta
Kimberly Lutz
Tammy Messersmith
Tommy Sweet
Michael Pannucci
Wendy Charity
Christopher Feyedelem
Leslie Gough
Darla Gough
Julie A. Sweet
Susan A. DeLong
Jennifer Missler
Janet Missler
Bond May Run
Georgia Rep. Julian Bond says he will decide this month whether to campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination next year. He says Alabama Gov. George Wallace is the front runner among announced candidates but would not win the nomination or the presidency, noting Wallace polls at about 29 or 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
UPI
Georgia
Julian Bond
Bond
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
United States
Berlin Milan approves higher teacher salaries amid stalled wage talks
The Berlin Milan Board of Education approved a $7900 base salary for first year teachers, up from $7325, while negotiations with teachers remain unresolved. The board denied a private hearing for two bus drivers about rehiring decisions, and approved a learning disability class at Berlin Elementary, plus a math and science teacher for the high school. Principal Robert Mitchell notes absenteeism drops, and roof repair estimates for Berlin Elementary were tabled for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin-Milan
Berlin
Milan
Lindecamp
Robert Mitchell
Councilman Seeks NL Mayor Job
Daniel A. Gessner a New London councilman since 1973 has filed to run for mayor. He picked up candidate petitions Monday and turned them in Friday while on vacation from Lorain County Community College. Incumbent Mayor Lyle Knapp hints he may not run this fall. the office pays 1200 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Gessner
New London
Gessner
Lorain County Community College
County Board of Elections
Planning Commission
Lyle
Ridgefield Township
Why Leave Home to Shop for Home Furnishings
This classified notice highlights big value deals in home furnishings available today. It invites readers to browse the section for discounts and bargains on furniture, decor, and related items.
Vacation Bible School Dates Corrected at St. Peter Church
The Vacation Bible School at St. Peter Lutheran Church will run July 14 through 18. It will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for grades 1 through 6, while children in ages 3, 4 and 5 attend from 9 to 11 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Harmony Twins to Perform at Bellevue First Baptist Church
The Harmony Twins Virl and Virlin Stalnaker will sing at Bellevue’s First Baptist Church on Prairie Road. Performances are scheduled for 10 30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday services. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Harmony Twins
First Baptist Church
Prairie Road
Virl
Virlin Stalnaker
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Billy Roberts
Albert Diller
Doug McClure
John McEnery
Susan PI
Vincent Price
Movielab
Saw
Ra International-Amicus
Starview Drive
Rt. 20 West
Wse Hount
Idden
Roofing & Lumber CO
Benedict Ave
Curt Casper
Kevin Barnett
Brian Lewis
David Minor
Darren McQuerrey
Johnna Warner
Tracy Wetzel
Steve Hohler
Kathy Sickinger
Ralph Chandler
John Simms
Melissa Carpenter
J.P. Caizzo
Robin Jackson
Christine Creamer
Shawn Power
Cory Dexter
Matt Simon
Chris Hipp
Rebecca J. Bores
Kenneth P. Williams, Jr
Carolyne A. Cassidy
Shawn C. Simpson
Christopher Jones
Marcus Sheldon
Brian E. Sway
Todd Eagle
Brian Ward
Todd Gullett
Rotary Club
Moose
Eagles
Eagles Hall
St. Paul Episcopal Parish House
Herbert Schlessman
Firemen's
Dave Siedel
Jr. Evans
Greenwich Mill & Elevator
Towne & Country Theatre
Wanda Hale
N.Y. Daily News
William Wolf
Columbia Pictures
Jack L. Warner
William Daniels
Howard DA Silva
Ken Howard
Donald Madden
Blythe Danner
John Cullum
Roy Poole
David Ford
Virginia Westoff
New York
Stuart Ostrow
Sherman Edwards
Ray Heindorf
Peter Stone
Onna White
Peter H Hunt
Coneral
Naka Ramo
Deseppe
E. Main St
Sandusky Drive
Sandusky, Ohio
Suzanne
Burt Reynolds
Eddie Albert
Broyhill Furniture Indubtries
Lasch
West End
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
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