Plead Not Guilty To Trespassing In Sheller-Globe Case
Ray Patrick and Robert W. Ferguson, both 21 and 22 of Willard, pleaded not guilty in Huron County Court to trespassing and tampering with vending machines after a Sheller Globe break in. Bond set at 3000 cash or 6000 property for each. Larry Lacey, 23, rural Willard, faced a drug charge for marijuana material found in his Buick and obstructing an officer, with bond 3000 cash or 6000 property. He also faces a Columbus non support hold. In unrelated incidents, William H. Kuhlman, 25, of Milan, injured when his motorcycle hit a railroad underpass, was treated and charged with traffic offenses. Two-car accident at Milan and Gallup avenues involved Jane Ward and Sally Difilippo, with passenger details and license numbers reported. Laverne Dials, 52, described damage to her parked car at Kroger.
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Sheller-Globe Corp
N. Garfield St
Huron County
Ray Patrick
Robert W. Ferguson
Willard
Larry Lacey
William W. Owens
Lacey
William H. Kuhlman
W. Main St
Milan
Erie County Sheriff’s Dept
Kuhlman
Shaw Mill Road
Plank Road
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jane T. Ward
Washington St
Gallup
Sally J. Difilippo
Akron
Shirley A. Bushong
Whittlesey Ave
P&r Value Center
Laverne M. Dials
Kroger Co
Milan Ave
Charles E. Smith 76 Shiloh Farmer Dies at Home
Charles E. Smith 76 of rural Shiloh died suddenly Wednesday at his home likely from a heart attack. He was born in Plymouth and lived 53 years in his current home. Survived by wife Vera four daughters a son 19 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Ripley Congregational Church of Christ with Rev Eddie Bray officiating. Burial Edwards Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday at Myers Funeral Home Greenwich.
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Charles E. Smith
Shiloh
Plymouth
Ripley Congregational Church of Christ and
Greenwich
South Central High Holds All School Convention on National Issues
Students at South Central High vote on national issues during an all school convention sponsored by seniors. The event began March 11 with discussions in classrooms covering euthanasia child brutality amnesty legalization of marijuana capital punishment pornography prison reform and states rights amendment.
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South Central High School
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Bord
Norwalk
Sheller Globe
Jefferson St
Columbus Police
Jewelers
Layaway Bank Americaid
W. Main
Eatinour
Bologna
Weiners
Chuck
Lloyd R. Hannel
Norwalk Road
H.P
Green Star
Tiller
Briggs and Stratton
Giant
Cadbury
R.C. Cola
TSC Stores
U.S. Rt
North Norwalk
Hobnor Tavern
Bellevue
Jim Frazier
Countrymen
Johnny Fox
Wes Fins Fae
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