Huron County court filings rise in February report
Huron County Common Pleas Court saw 85 filings last month up from February 1978 with 35 civil 26 criminal 13 divorces and 11 dissolutions. Seven divorces and one dissolution were granted. Motor vehicle titles reached 1 476 up about 150. Watercraft titles climbed to 13 from three and passport applications fell to 16. Fees collected totaled 5793.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Clark Hunter
Real estate mortgage activity slows in Huron County
Mortgage filings fell by almost 13 percent from February 1978 with 119 filings last month versus 134 a year earlier. Total mortgage value rose to about $11 million from $6.6 million. Other records included 132 deeds, 100 cancellations, 192 financing statements, 51 easements and six leases. Sheriff’s office logged 116 complaints, 184 writs, 63 arrests, 42 prisoners, and 3,885 calls, with Monroeville and Wakeman calls monitored.
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Huron County
John A. Elmlinger
Elmlinger
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
John Borgia
Monroeville
Wakeman
Bloodmobile at Norwalk Eagles March 12
American Red Cross Bloodmobile parks at Norwalk Eagles Club from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m on Monday March 12. Blood donors aged 17 to 66 may give with parental consent for 17 year olds and physician consent after 66. Free parking. Call local Red Cross for donor replacement arrangements a week before the next visit. Quota 150 pints.
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American Red Cross
Norwalk Eagles Club
Red Cross
Monroeville Holds Parent Meetings on Next Year
Monroeville schools schedule two informational gatherings for parents of students entering Monroeville high and junior high for the next school year. Senior high parents meet Tuesday March 13 and junior high parents meet Wednesday March 14 at 7 p.m. in the high school library to discuss curriculum and scheduling. Parents unable to attend may call the high school office between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. for information.
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Monroeville
City mulls water plant expansion amid CETA cuts
The council weighed financing methods for expanding the water treatment plant while six years away from completion, as a new raw water line nears finish with a $30,000 emergency addition and a $417,000 federal grant plus $300,000 city funds. The city also hired engineers to plan wastewater expansion and eyed park budget boosts due to reduced CETA funds. Council leadership changed with Larry Bresson becoming president pro tem.
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Safety Service
Melvin Shipley
Vernis George
George
Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout
Park and Recreation Department
Larry Bresson
Morgan Jones
Police Department
Planning and Zoning Commission
U.S
Columbia Gas
William Ball
Welton St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Chester Wright Norwalk Mrs Dorothy Hansard Sandusky Alfred Benson Norwalk Mrs Vicki Craig North Fairfield Mrs Helen Hasselbach Norwalk Mrs Jacqueline Ullman Norwalk Mrs Patricia Grosswiler Norwalk Mrs Karen Cassidy New London David Grosswiler Norwalk Baby Stephanie Canfield North Fairfield Robert Diller Toledo Mrs Barbara Wurzel Norwalk Mrs Patsy Gor such Norwalk. Discharges list Mrs Deborah Harriston Norwalk Mrs Eulana Stumbo Shelby Mrs Melandie Adelman and son Monroeville Mrs Karen Kuhl and son Norwalk Donald Genovesi Norwalk Gary Lukas Sr New London Gary Goble North Fairfield Mrs Debora Enders Willard.
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Chester Wright
Norwalk
Dorothy Hansard
Sandusky
Alfred Benson
Vicki Craig
North Fairfield
Helen Hasselbach
Jacqueline Ullman
Patricia Grosswiler
Karen Cassidy
New London
David Grosswiler
Stephanie Canfield
Robert Diller
Toledo
Barbara Wurzel
Patsy Gorsuch
Deborah Harriston
Eulana Stumbo
Shelby
Melandie Adelman
Monroeville
Karen Kuhl
Donald Genovesi
Gary Lukas Sr
Gary Goble
Debora Enders
Willard
Fires burn Townsend Avenue garage injures man and damages Pontiac
John Ruffing was burned in a fire started by a portable heater in a potato bin in his unattached garage. He received treatment at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and was released. The blaze caused about $7,500 in damage to the garage and a 1972 Pontiac. Fifteen firefighters and two trucks responded to the 1:30 a.m. alarm.
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Townsend Avenue
John Ruffing
Townsend Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Attic Fire Damages Willard Home on Miller Road
Firefighters raced to a rural Willard residence Tuesday morning and battled an attic blaze likely caused by a sparking chimney. The Gale Featheringill home on Miller Road sustained about $3,000 in damage, mostly to the attic and roof. The department arrived at 9:04 a.m. and remained for two hours. Mrs. Featheringill was at home but unharmed.
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Quality Care Nursing Home
Amherst
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Michener
Roland Snyder
Marjorie Reichert
Florence Wechter
Sandusky
Geneva Keller
Mentor
Ruth Duffy
Findlay
Lottie Ruth
Dayton
Minnie Kilpatrick
Elbert Slack
Amherst Ohio
Rolla Snyder
William J. Michener
Greenwood Cemetery
Eugene Priest
Fink Lindsey Funeral Home
Ray D. Duncan
Willard Area Hospital
Arkansas
Duncan
Rocky Duncan
Pentacostal Church
Edward
Sarcoxie
Lee
Oleta) Zeigler
Webb City
Juanita Blair
Cincinnati
George
Park Department
Gale Featheringill
Miller Road
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