Car crashes and citations in Norwalk area incidents
A series of minor to moderate accidents occurred Thursday near Norwalk and surrounding towns. David J. Frey, 16, escaped injury after a Gallup Road spinout and flip. David L. Sines, 19, faced improper backing charges in a Monroe Street taxi pickup collision. Hilton Linley, 18, was charged for failing to yield on Whittlesey Avenue. Janet M. Heald, 36, reported striking a post on U S 250 Route 2 junction but avoided collision. Michael R. Shaver, 19, and James D. Barnett, 41, collided at Town Line Road Route 99 with Barnett cited for yielding. Ivadell M. Myers, 47, lost control on Fair Road, no injuries. Arthur L. Thompson, 69, hit a barricade on Route 18, braking to skid on wet pavement. John W. Ring, 71, and Donald W. Clay, 57, collided on Route 61 with Clay cited for improper backing. Paul J. Gareau, 57, and Steven A. Signs, 16, minor damage at Route 99 Holiday Drive junction.
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David J. Frey
N. West St
Gallup Road
Rey
Norwalk
Frey
Monroe Street
David L. Sines
W. Main St
Service Cab Co
Howard C. Stower
Milan
Sines
Market
Stower
P&r
Michael R. Shaver
LaGrange
James D. Barnett
Willard
Town Line Road
Route 99
Shaver
State Patrol
Barnett
Ivadell M. Myers
New London
Fair Road
Arthur L. Thompson
Akron
J.L. Hume Co
Lorain
Thompson
John W. Ring
Tiffin
Donald W. Clay
New Washington
Clay
Paul J. Gareau
Olmsted
Holiday Drive
Steven A. Signs
Brother Of Treasurer Dies At 65
Elyria Laur ence G Collier 65 a brother of Huron County Treasurer Harold B Collier died this morning at Amherst Hospital He had been superintendent of Golden Acres Home Amherst since 1943 Born Nov 18 1906 in North Fairfield He was a member of First United Methodist Elyria past master of King Solomon Lodge 56 and member of several Masonic bodies He survived by his widow Elizabeth a daughter Betty Davis three grandchildren and two brothers William E Akron and Hiram M Carson Calif Funeral services 2 pm Monday at Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home Elyria with burial in Brookdale Cemetery Friends may call 7-9 pm Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday Masonic services 7 pm Sunday
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Elyria
Laurence G. Collier
Huron County
Harold B. Collier
Amherst Hospital
Golden Acres
Amherst
North Fairfield
First United Methodist Church
Collier
King Solomon Lodge
Marshal
Elyria Council
Lake Erie
Valley of Cleveland
Order of Eastern Stars
Harold
Norwalk
Elizabeth
Sidney
Betty) Davis
William E. Akron
Hiram M. Carson
Calif
Curtis-Scheuffler
Second St
Earl R. Henderson
Brookdale Cemetery
Norwalk man charged with triple burglary on U S 250
Thomas E. Houghtlen, 18, free on shock probation for a prior breaking and entering conviction, faces charges of two burglaries and an attempted burglary north of Norwalk on U S 250. He confessed to stealing 150 dollars in food from Terry's Drive In and 100 dollars of supplies from Norwalk Waste Materials. He also admitted attempting to break into the Factory Outlet clothing store at the City Bowling Center. He was arrested with four others last fall and previously sentenced to 1 to 15 years, later released on probation.
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Norwalk
U.S. 250
Thomas E. Houghtlen
W. Elm Sr
Huron
John Borgia
Houghden
Terry’s
Ohio State Reformatory
Flowers promoted to sergeant at London post
Sgt. Raymond Flowers, after over six years at the Norwalk Post, is promoted from patrolman to sergeant at the London post of the State Highway Patrol. Andrew J. Overly, a Marysville native, will replace him, graduating today from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy and starting next week in London.
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Raymond Flowers
London Post
State Highway Patrol
Flowers
Norwalk
Andrew J. Overly
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Overly
Marysville
Sgt. Flowers
Kenton
London
Boy steals officer’s sandwiches in Cologne
A 12 year old boy and an older accomplice broke into a snack area in Cologne. The police spokesman said the boy, left momentarily in a charging room, stole and ate the officer’s sandwiches from a pocket in the uniform. WHY LEAVE HOME to shop. Check the big values in home furnishings in the Classified Section today!
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Cologne
Germany
UPI
Law and Order
Senate confirms Carroll G Brunthauer as assistant secretary
The Senate confirmed without debate or dissent the nomination of Carroll G. Brunthauer of Fremont Ohio to be assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Carroll G. Brunthauer
Fremont
Ohio
Car tax sticker ruse lands man a fine
In Southampton a driver named Richard Reynolds ate his road tax sticker when officers demanded proof of payment. He was fined 26 dollars for obstructing justice after the incident.
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Southampton
England
UPI
Richard Reynolds
Reynolds
Willard Youth Escapes Court Escort At City Hall
Alfred Bradley 18 of Willard faces an escaping charge after breaking from an officer escort from Mayor's Court to the city jail. He had prior trespassing charges at Trinity Lutheran Church and was recaptured minutes later three blocks away. Bradley remains jailed at Huron County Jail as his hearing is delayed by a jury trial.
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Willard
Alfred Bradley
Common Pleas Court
Bradley
Mayor's Court
City Hall
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kenneth Danhoff
Huron County
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