Two Accidents Leave Six Injured In Ohio Area
Six people were hurt in two crashes within 13 hours. In Willard, five youths suffered minor injuries when a northbound car driven by 17 year old Sue Steely left the highway and rolled in a ditch. Steely and a 15 year old passenger were treated and released. three other teens were treated and released. A second crash on the Ohio Turnpike near Sandusky involved a 38 year old Pittsburgh driver who struck the rear of another truck. he had head lacerations and was hospitalized in fair condition. the other driver was uninjured. Investigation ongoing.
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Sue E. Steely
Willard
Miss Steely
Charlene A. Richards
Willard Municipal Hospital
Donald C
Leininger
Timothy R. Walker
John RK. Lindsey
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ohio Turnpike
Sandusky
Gerald Cypher
Pittsburgh
William Ernest
Clinton
Iowa
Ernst
Cypher
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
High Speed Driver to Face Court as Charges Promised
Mrs. Roy Cooper of Garden Street says a car sped south at high speed and peeled tires. Driver David Reedy, 18, a Tiffin University student of Bellevue, is identified. Mrs. Cooper plans to press charges and both defendants face Orr's Court on a May date at 8 p.m.
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Roy Cooper
Garden St
Garden Street
David Reedy
Bellevue
Tiffin University
Wil lard Board Awards School Equipment Contracts
Wil lard Board of Education adjourned meeting awarded kitchen equipment to Ohio Store Fixture Co for 15231. Findlay Equipment Co won refrigeration for 12000 and Cleveland Sports Inc for gym equipment 9873. Blacktop around the school went to Price Construction Co Norwalk for 13782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Willard Board of Education
Ohio Store Fixture Co
Cleveland
Findlay Equipment Co
Findlay
Cleveland Sports Ince
Price Construction Co
Norwalk
Van Cited in Two Car Crash at Milan Avenue
John Haupricht Sr., 76, of 18 Corwin St., was cited for failure to yield right of way after a two vehicle collision at 11:35 a.m. Thursday on Milan Avenue. Eugene I. Owens, 39, of Birmingham Michigan, struck Haupricht while he was turning left. Both cars suffered considerable damage and were towed by AAA.
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John
Haupricht Sr
Corwin St
Milan Ave
Eugene I. Owens
Birmingham
Mich
Haupricht
AAA
Lawmen Brace for July Fourth Traffic Surge
Norwalk Police Post plans full staffing across Huron County highways for the busy weekend after Memorial Day tolls. Sgt. Frank C. Nedveski urges careful driving, obeying signals, and vigilance for others errors. Radar and patrol aircraft will aid speed enforcement and assist motorists in need. Speed kills and failure to yield at intersections blamed for fatalities.
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Frank C. Nedveski
Norwalk
Nedveski
Huron County
Nedreski
Livestock Prices Reported From Cleveland Market
UPI reports Cleveland market results with hogs steady at 200 to 240 pounds and $23.25 to $25.25 per cwt, sows $18.50 to $20.50, cattle steady with steers $27 to $29, good to choice $24 to $27, cattle and dairy heifers $19 to $26, hog and calf prices included. Calves and prime natives listed with varied quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Retired Teacher Mrs. Floyd Chase Ends 21 Year Career
Mrs. Floyd Chase retires after 21 years in teaching with 17 in New London Elementary as a third grade teacher. She began in an eight grade school in Paulding County and taught in Defiance County before returning to the local system in 1945.
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Walter Payne
New London
Floyd
Gladys) Chase
Third Street
Paulding County
Defiance County
Chase
Seriou
Land to Be Sold Thirteen Parcels in Huron County
Thirteen forfeited parcels will be offered to the public at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Huron County Commissioners office. The parcels, forfeited to the State of Ohio, will be sold first to cover taxes penalties and costs.
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Huron County Commissioners Office
Ohio
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Willard Young
Huron-Erie County
Norfolk and Western Line
Van
Mrs
Floyd Chase
Ste
Buick
E. Main ST
Martin Motor Sales, Inc
Norwalk, Ohio
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