Stolen Radios Reported Across Several Ohio Communities
In Milan and nearby towns over the weekend several vehicles were robbed of radios, including an $85 citizen’s band radio and a $20 AM FM radio from James B. Marshall’s truck, plus a radio from Cyril Dawson Jr. in Parsons Street. A North Fairfield man reportedly sold a stolen CB radio to police, which matched Dawson’s, and another CB radio was taken from George Von Seggern’s pickup on Whittlesey Avenue. In Toledo, Eric Fitch of Holy Spirit Seminary scored in the top five percent on the PSAT/NMSQT and earns Merit recognition consideration. Also in Vermilion, William J. Krantz named two campaign staffers, Edward A. McClurkin and Leroy Grant, for his state representative bid.
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Milan
James B. Marshall
Mason Road
En Marshall
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Citizens Band
Cyril Dawson, Jr
Parsons St
North Fairfield
Dawson
George von Seggern
Whittlesey Ave
Toledo
Holy Spirit Seminary
Eric Fitch
Monroeville
Fitch
Junior Council of World Affairs
Library Club
Charles and
Marjorie Fitch
St. Joseph’s Parish
Vermilion
William J. Krantz
Edward A. McClurkin
Leroy Grant
Window Breaks Mark Weekend Police Report
Norwalk police logged several minor incidents over the weekend. A window at B F Goodrich 35 Whittlesey Ave was broken and shelves were knocked over scattering stored tubes. A car at Landmark lot off Townsend Ave had headlights broken and doors scratched. A window at Knights of Columbus Home 254 W Main St broke early Sunday. two boys were seen fleeing toward Valley Park Drive but not found.
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Norwalk
B.F. Goodrich
Whittlesey Ave
Paul J. Clark
Monroeville
Townsend Avenue
Knights of Columbus
W. Main St
Valley Park Drive
Sheriff Names Steven Spencer as New Deputy
Steven D. Spencer, 20, of 26A Bouscau Ave., begins as deputy at Huron County Sheriff’s Department replacing Richard Justice who resigned for a different job. A 1973 Norwalk High School graduate, Spencer worked at Cedar Point as park foreman during high school and later as salesman and mail clerk. He attended United Electronics School in Akron in 1973 and 1974 with a 3.5 GPA and plays drums in a local group.
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Huron County Sheriff's Department
Steven D. Spencer
Bouscau Ave
John Borgia
Spencer
Norwalk High School
Richard Justice
Phyllis Spencer
Cedar Point
United Electronics School
Akron
New London Church Breaks Ground for Multi Purpose Building
First Baptist Church of New London held a Sunday ground breaking for a $145 000 steel structure on a 25 acre site at the south edge. The activity center will house a fellowship hall gym and kitchen and will serve church gatherings and the Little Gems Day Care Center. Rev. Bob Murr is pastor. Douglas Construction of Mansfield builds the project with completion in about two months. A future church will be built in front of the recreation building.
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New London
First Baptist Church
Little Gems
Bob Murr
Douglas Construction of
Mansfield
The
First Baptist Church of
James Keifer
Keifer
Fred Hespeler
Tom Carson
Douglas Construction Co
Fisher-Titus Medical Park bid tops $342000
Jenning and Charella of New London submitted the apparent low bid of 342,700 for an 8000 square foot Fisher-Titus Medical Park physicians office building on hospital grounds. Two other bids reached 361,700. Westhofen expects a contract this week.
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Jenning and
Charella
New London
Fisher-Titus Medical Park
Richard C. Westhofen
Westhofen
Bellevue Approves 50 Acre Annexation to City
Huron County Commissioners authorize annexation of 50 acres owned by Central Soya Co. to Bellevue. The site northeast of Goodrich Road borders the city, with plans to avoid building a new sewage plant as Bellevue’s facilities can handle the extra effluent. A 60 day advertising wait precedes action. Paul also requests annexation of 42 acres for International Metal Hose Co. on May 13, citing industrial expansion and local job creation.
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Huron County Commissioners
The
Central Soya Co., Inc
Bellevue
Goodrich Road
Paul
International Metal Hose Co
Huron County
Mock Council Meeting For Student Government Day
Norwalk and St Paul high school students elected to city offices will hold a mock council meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Cit Covell chambers. The session will recess for two Norwalk Municipal Court hearings then resume after the cases are heard.
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Norwalk
St. Paul High School
Cit Covell
Edison Profit Up In 1975 With Higher Dividends
Ohio Edison reports net income of 83.4 million in 1975 up from 65.8 million in 1974. The company paid 1.95 per share, up from 1.80, while dividend growth and share issuance supported construction programs. President John R. White explains the rate remains below 2.14 per share in 1973.
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Ohio Edison
John R. White
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Steven Spencer
NL Church
Dagit Associates Architects
King of Prussia
Thurman J. Peabody
Ryan Advisors Inc
Washington, D.C
Roger Paul
Utility Service
Nless
Edison
Steem
Scotchgard
Jim Adelman
Ohio
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobie Insurance Company
Home Office
Broomagion (Ninos
Interiors, Inc
Fisher Wayside
Fisher Wayside Furniture
Rt. 20
West
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