Kennard sentenced in Tec injustice case at Pioneer Rubber confrontation
Ralph Kennard of Willard, 31, was sentenced to ten days in the Toledo House of Correction for violating a court restraining order against Pioneer Rubber Co. workers. Judge Robert J. Vetter set an appeal date at the Toledo Court of Appeals. Henry E. Young represents the union. Joseph Cush represents the company. About 100 related contempt cases remain pending with no dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kennard
Willard
Toledo
Henry E. Young
Norwalk
Joseph Cush
Norwalk High School Driver Training Car Damaged
A Norwalk driver training car owned by Bob Meyer Chevrolet was damaged on the right side while parked at Newton Terrace Apartments. Paul Shuey and resident William Dotson were involved as the notice of responsibility was given later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bob Meyer
Chevrolet, Inc
Newton Terrace
Paul Shuey
Shuey
William Dotson
Huron man found guilty on probation violation
Gordon E. Goodsite, 37, of Huron, was found guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court of probation violation. He received six months in county jail. He had been sentenced to six months for non support on Jan. 31 and released on probation Feb. 11.
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Gordon E. Goodsite
Huron
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Goodsite
Campaign Seeks to Curb Post Office Burglaries
Washington reports post office burglaries have nearly doubled in five years with about 1,800 incidents last year. Losses totaled over 1.5 million in cash and stock and 98 709 money orders valued at about 9.9 million. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien outlined new burglary detection systems and stronger security facilities to cut thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
No Substitute for Classified Acts for Tenants
Classified ad touts quick economical tenant securing by calling 662-4241, promoting substitute services for property leasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Obituary notices for Kendall Lindsey Vroman in Ohio region
Obituaries report Ida C. Kendall 88 of 32 Gibbs Road died after an extended illness at Starkey's Nursing Home. Survivors include daughters Eakle and Custer, son Albert, four grandchildren, and siblings. Charles W. Lindsey 55 Willard policeman died of a heart attack after an on duty injury. Maude A. Vroman 79 North Fairfield died at home after extended illness. Nixon arrives in Europe on a fact finding tour with meetings planned in Rome and a state visit to Moscow on the schedule.
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Ida C. Kendall
Gibbs Road
Starkey’s
Mercer County
Kendall
Laura Eakle
Fairmont
W. Va
Eakle
Norwalk
Ruth Custer
Lima
Albert
William L. Brown
First Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Charles W. Lindsey
Willard
West Emerald St
Willard Municipal Hospital
Lindsey
Mr. Lindsey
U.S. Army
Maude A. Vroman
North Fairfield
Edwards Road
Bronson Township
Vroman
Olena Presbyterian Church
Excelsior Farm Women’s Club
Elmer Pearl
Robert McPherson
Columbus
Raymond Bellamy
Glenn McPherson
Kubach-Smith
Rev
P.J. Garcia
Rome
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Aldo Moro
Amintore Fanfani
Giuseppe Saragat
Nixon
Pope Paul VI
Moscow
Willard Entangled in State Reservoir Plans
Willard faces potential land expropriation as the Ohio Water Commission advances a 2 million dollar first stage for a northwest area man made lake. Site work includes a proposed 500 million gallon upland reservoir near Route 61, with landowners such as Leland Stein and Jacob Swert notified of state interest.
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Willard
Ohio Water Commission
Northwest
Ohio
Hudton River
Toledo
Jacob F. Swert
Stein Farm
Helen Tillson
Bauer Bros
Townline Road
Norwood Road Farm Women's Club to Lunch Meeting
The Norwood Road Farm Women's Club will hold its monthly luncheon at 12 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs Loren Hester Ridge Road Edward J Gross 71 Monroeville cited for red light violation at Linwood and Main paid 15 waiver Personal property tax deadline April 30 Reflector typo said April 3.
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Norwood Road
Edward J. Gross
Monroeville
Linwood and
Main
Willowdale Club
Gene Esker
Maplehurst School Plan Expands District and Cuts Staff
The district will merge Maplehurst with League School to serve kindergartners through sixth graders east of Milan Avenue reducing elementary staff by nine to 57 and eliminating the special art teacher. Ten rooms will be vacant, with possible closure if funds are unavailable.
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Maplehurst
Milan Avenue
League School
Olsen
Benedict
Five Norwalk Elementary Pre School Clinic Schedule
Dr Sturgis R Corbin announced a series of pre school clinics for children entering kindergarten or first grade in the fall. Clinics will be held at Maplehurst Pleasant Bronson League and Benedict with sessions on April 25 26 and 27 across morning and afternoon slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis R.corbin
Norwalk
Maplehurst
Pleasant
Bronson
Benedict
Health inspection improves at Norwalk schools report
Huron County Health Department staff report improvements over last year to the Norwalk board of education. Sanitar ians flagged need for cleaner high school rest rooms, glaze replacement for cafeteria dishes next year, and lighting upgrades.
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Huron County Department of Health
Norwalk
Sturgis R. Carbin
Board of Education
Corbin
Robert Kramer
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Walter Lindsey
Fink Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Leland Stein
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Happy’s
U.S
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Eagles Hall
W&t
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Christie Avenue
Harold D. Norton
Jefferson St
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Carbin
Ella Hinde Powell
Bellevue High School
Erie- Huron Counties Community Action Program
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Edward S. Rubinow
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