Willard Mayoral Court Fines and Suspended Sentences
Norwalk area court records list Shannon Stone of Willard fined 75 dollars plus costs for assault and battery with a 10 day jail term suspended. Robert Cress Bloomville fined 20 dollars costs for stop sign violation with five days suspended. Elmer Stover Willard fined 20 dollars costs for improper backing and 50 dollars costs for failure to identify self with five days jail suspended. Darious Gough Willard fined 20 dollars costs for reckless operation with five days jailed suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Stone
Willard
Robert Cress
Bloomville
Elmer Stover
Darious Gough
Ronnie Sallee
Fort Carson
Cole
Young Driver Promised to Use Bike After Chase
In Muscatine Iowa police chased seven year old Tom Hershberger after he drove a car from a used car lot. He was taken back to safety and promised to stick with his bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine, Iowa
Babies christened in chef's salad bowl at church
In Bromwich England babies at the new St. Clement of Alexandria Church will be christened in a chef's salad bowl. The bowl was chosen for its light weight and ease of movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromwich
England
UPI
St. Clement of Alexandria
Hunger Protest Walk From Iowa City To Coralville
About 1,200 people walked 27 miles from Iowa City to Coralville to protest hunger. Refreshments were served along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Coralville
Quickies Crystal Restaurant Reopens With New Hours
Crystal restaurant announces reopening with daily hours 6 am to 3 pm and Sundays closed. A separate notice reports Richard L. Schafer finding a tandem bicycle in Norwalk Creek. Local services advertise repairs and fur coat want ads.
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Crystal Restaurant
Richard L. Schafer
E. Elm St
Norwalk Creek
Obituaries for Myrtle Smith and J Harrison Bricker
Myrtle Smith 84 of 55 South St died Sunday night at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by two daughters a granddaughter and three great grandchildren. Burial Riverside Cemetery. services Wednesday at Hinman Funeral Home. J Harrison Bricker 80 of 180 W Main St died Sunday at Stony Hill Health Center after three months illness. Survived by three sons a daughter a brother and a sister and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday Eastman Funeral Home burial Grove Street Cemetery.
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Berlin Heights
Myrtle Smith
South St
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Florence Township
Charles Miller
Norwalk
Bernice Smith
James Rhode
Huron
Dell
Hinman Funeral Home
Osborn Hoover
United Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
J. Harrison Bricker
New London
Main St
Stony Hill
Strongsville
Mr. Bricker
Medina
Naomi
Wadsworth
Wooster
Maytag Washing Machine Co
Belgium
France
Theodore
Huntsville
Ala
Kenneth
Charles
Michael Ancik
Leroy
John
Maude Stahl
Canton
Eastman Funeral Home
Floyd Gaugler
First United Methodist Church
Grove Street
Funeral
Hospitals and Discharges at Multiple Ohio Hospitals
The list covers admissions and discharges at Fisher Titus and Good Samaritan hospitals with patient names and hometowns including Wakeman Norwalk Norwalk Monroeville Cleveland Berlin Heights New London Milan Norwalk North Fairfield and Fitchville. It also notes a racing ban at Alpert Hill track involving a whippet named Bobo and owner Gordon Lamb with club policy cited by Roy Pollock.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Pearl Sidell
Wakeman
Irene Smith
North Hester
Marjorie Sweet
Clifton St
Mary Stover
North Fairfield
Stella Rahrig
Monroeville
Shelly Hill
Norwalk
Denzel McCoy
Milan
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Prices Rise Across Categories
UPI reports cattle markets up to one dollar higher with prime at 34 to 35.25, calves steady with 41 to 43 for selected grades, hogs up 25 cents with 200 to 280 pound ranges, sows 15 to 19, and sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs at 31 to 32 and primes at 29 to 29.50.
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Cleveland
UPI
Sherman Street Norwalk property sale set by Sheriff
Ohio Huron County notice of two public auctions under orders of sale. First sale May 26 1969 at 10:00 A.M. at Norwalk court house includes real estate at 6 Bank Street appraised 7500 dollars, minimum bid two thirds. Second sale June 16 1969 at 10:30 A.M. includes parcels at 197 East East Main Street appraised 11000 dollars, minimum bid two thirds. Parties Freeman & Freeman and John Borgia listed.
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Court House
Norwalk
County of Huron
Ohio
Ralph F. Grell
Loretta I. Grell
Huron County
Clifford A. Ellis
Vivienne Jeanne Ellis
Bank Street
Freeman & Freeman
East Main Street
Grove Avenue
James R. Parsons
Suzanne K Parsons
Frank J. Hiltz
Edna H. Hiltz
Huron Co. Recorder's Office
East E Main St
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Willard Mayor's Court
Chester Inman
Greenwich
Debra Browning
Ewell Dials
Sandra Mosley
Douglas Meade Willard
Robert Brewer
Attica
Harold Hayden
Bobby Hicks
Elnora Garner
Gary Mosley
Minnie DeWitt
Plymouth
Lula Harris
Glenn Bruce
Shelby
Svlbert Strimple
Helen Carroll
Marie
Baker
Gary Holden
Dale Fry
Ronald Shupp
Sandusky
Russell Lacy
Lester Rohrer
Ashland
Charlotte Shepherd
Shiloh
Noe Buentello
John Murphy
E. Main ST
Gene Widman, Inc
Case Ave
M.W.F. T
Bobo
Clyde May
James St
Loyal Dunlap
Marie Milardo
Ida Franklin
Norma Schammell
Laura Philips
Mark Missler
Dickie Jackson
Tami Hartzell
Holly Hardman
Jean Archer
William Kirk
James Gerken
Leonard White
Helen Burdue
Beatrice Riggleman
Collins
Frances Beursken
Katherine Mingus
Thomas King
Toledo
Charles Goodwin
Regina Quillen
Beth Bement
Charles Gleason
Larry Nosack
Betty Taft
Darrell Cunningham
Good Samaritan Hospital
Fraelich
Martha Reinhold
Lee Schnell
En Road
Carl __ Stoll
Namike Weidinger
Fred Skarl
Grand Ave
George Kimble
Juanita Riley
Mill Street
Else Huebener
Clara
New London Hospital
Richard Jennings
New _ London
George Collingwood
Fitchville
Donna _ Troxtle
Joseph Streski
Nova
State of
Home Lnw. & Loan Co
John Borgia
State of Ohio
Home Savings and Loan Co
James R. Parsons, Et al
General Telephone
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