Patchens Prepare for Second Transoceanic Move to Pakistan
Army Major Reed W. Patchen will relocate his wife Emily and their four children Steven David Gail and Cynthia for a two year posting in Karachi Pakistan after a stop in New York. The family recently returned from Germany and spent eight months at Fort Bragg prior to this assignment. Gail initially resisted leaving Norwalk but the group plans to depart Sunday with a 19 hour air travel to Karachi.
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Emily Patchen
Reed W. Patchen
Karachi
Pakistan
Patchens
United States
Germany
Fort Bragg
N.C
Patchen
Hartland Township
New London High School
Emily Antrim
Norwalk
Norwalk High
Steven
David
Gail
Cynthia
Judge
New York
Air
Major
Pak
Istan
Major Patchen Receives Army Commendation Medal
Major Reed W. Patchen received the Army Commendation Medal at Fort Bragg North Carolina on February 23. Col William L Adams Jr presented the award noting Patchen as Special Project Officer in the Directorate of Services. His automation survey saved about sixteen thousand dollars annually and cut customer waiting time.
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William L. Adams, Jr
Fort Bragg
N.C
Reed W. Patchen
N. C
Patchen
Transportation Corps
Directorate of Services
Patchen to Lead Karachi Air Force Supplies Office Move
Patchen will replace one of two Army officers assigned to Karachi to support the Air Force in the north. He will oversee operations at the port and terminal offices for air rail and highway logistics receiving and shipping supplies north to the Air Force. The Patchens prepared for life in Karachi with a guarded home and embassy school for the children. Patchen has 17 years in the Army with postings across Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Japan, Hawaii, Alaska, France and Germany.
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London
Frankfurt
Istanbul
Baghdad
Patchen
Karachi
Air Force
Emily Patchen
Far East
Vietnam
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Japan
Hawaii
Alaska
France
Germany
Willard Mayor's Court Violations and Bond Forfeitures
Edward Steffani of Willard listed for improper backing with a $15 bond and waiver. Don ald Carney of Willard charged for no operators license with a $25 bond. Carolyn VanLoo of Willard cited for allowing unlicensed operator to drive with a $25 bond. Lee Allen Jester of Willard cited for assured clear distance with a $15 bond and waiver. Carlisle Smella of Bucyrus for disorderly conduct with a $50 bond forfeited. Gerald Hines of Willard for disorderly conduct with a $50 bond forfeited. Elizabeth Beebe of Willard cited for speeding too great for conditions with a $15 bond and waiver.
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Edward Steffani
Norwalk
Donald Carney
Willard
Carolyn VanLoo
Lee Allen Jester
Carlisle Smella
Bucyrus
Gerald Hines
Elizabeth Beebe
Lyme County Board Seeks Resolution Over District Annexation
Huron County School Superintendent Ralph Brown calls a special 8 p.m. meeting at the county board office after 230 Lyme residents urged annexation to Bellevue. The plan would end the option to split the Lyme district and set a November vote. Brown notes opposition from supporters of Monroeville annexation and anticipates further discussion to restore individual choices for residents.
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Lyme
Huron County
Ralph Brown
County Board
Brown
Bellevue
Monroeville
Two Area Accidents Checked By Patrol
Driving on the wrong side of the road caused two accidents Thursday. Donald E. Ray 22 of Willard was cited for improper passing after attempting to pass Richard F. Faeth of Willard while Faeth turned left on U S 224 three miles west of Greenwich. Faeth’s farm truck was damaged and Ray’s car suffered extensive damage with no injuries. A Norwalk man lost control south of the city on U S 250, striking the rear tire of a semi driven by Robert F. Pitts of Salineville. Leon W. Camp of R T 2 Norwalk was cited as his car was moderately damaged. no injuries occurred. The accident occurred just after midnight.
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Donald E. Ray
Willard
State Patrol
Richard F. Faeth
Faeth
U.S. 224
Greenwich
Ray
Norwalk
U.S. 250
Robert F. Pitts
Salineville
Leon W. Camp
Rte
Bloodmobile visit set for Monday in Monroeville
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at St. Joseph's parish auditorium Monday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m with a 125 pint goal. Volunteers including Altar Rosary Society and Lutheran church groups will staff meals and canteen needs. Explorer Scout Post 239 will help move equipment after the drive.
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Monroeville
American Red Cross
St. Joseph’s
Alfred Desmond
Leighton D. Charville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
American Lutheran Church Women
Trinity Lutheran Church
Women’s Fellowship
Congregational Community of the United Church of Christ
Explorer Scout
City Church Sets Revival Meetings
The Assembly of God Church announces revival services beginning Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Lindon A. Ford and Pastor John A. Weeston. Rev. Ford, a house parent at the Children's Home in Flat Rock, also teaches in the Attica school system. No services are planned for Monday or Saturday evenings.
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Assembly of God Church
Lindon A. Ford
John A. Weeston
Ford
Flat Rock
Attica
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Edward A. Rebmann
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The
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Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church
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Pilgrim Fellowship
William Bench
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