Minor fire damage contained at two Norwalk homes
Norwalk firefighters responded to a 4:20 p.m. blaze at William Braker’s 129 North Hester Street home where a washing machine smoked before being extinguished. Damage was about 50 dollars. Earlier, a tree behind Gaumont Rentals at 80 Norwood Avenue was set alight. firefighters cleared space and let a 10 foot stump burn.
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Norwalk
William Braker
N. Hester St
Braker
Gaumont Rentals
Norwood Ave
Man Hurt in Fall at Home In Sandusky Hospital
Gene Gundlach aged 36 of 36 Walnut Street suffered a fall while working on the porch roof Saturday. He fractured his left wrist and left hip in three places and was taken by ambulance to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital then transferred to Providence Hospital in Sandusky for surgery on the hip. He is expected to remain hospitalized about three weeks and is in Room 279-A.
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Gene Gundlach
Walnut St
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
The Cradle a romantic comedy at Firelands College Theatre
Salt to be performed May 17 to 19 at Firelands College Theatre closing the 11th season. Curtain at 8 p.m. cast includes Becky Stiles R J Wikel Tim Mellen Carol Butler and Karen Buggele all from Milan.
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Huron
Firelands College Theatre
College Theater
Becky Stiles
R.J. Wikel
Tim Mellen
Carol Butler
Karen Buggele
Milan
St Paul honors music makers at awards dinner
Mary Beth Camardese, a St Paul High School senior, won the John Phillip Sousa Award at an awards dinner after the spring band concert. Five band and flag corps members were honored as outstanding in their classes, with several younger students recognized in grade divisions. The concert featured multiple bands and a duet, and a 24 hour band marathon funded new uniforms under director Mrs Julie Burt.
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Mary Beth Camardese
St. Paul High School
Flag Corps
Angela Hackathorn
Terri Wheeler
Mary Margaret Camardese
Shirley Skinn
Sherry Gilson
St. Paul
Dina Barman
Becky Stutzman
Kathleen Barman
Julie Burt
Three Children Hospitalized After School Bus Crash
Three children remain hospitalized at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after a school bus collision Thursday. Virginia Gough, 8, of Milan and her 9-year-old brother Bruce are listed in satisfactory condition, as is James Hephner, 8, of Milan.
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Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Virginia Gough
U.S. 250
North
Milan
Bruce
James Hephner
Mason Road
Drunken driving crash injures North Fairfield man on Dublin Road
A North Fairfield man, Tom Souslin aged 27 of 102 S Main St, was injured when his westbound car on Dublin Road failed to stop at Ridge Road, left the road, struck a guardrail and trees, and landed on rocks 20 feet below. He was treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital and released. He was cited for drunken driving. In a separate crash, Laurence Gibson of Fitchville River Road Wakeman, 72, failed to yield at Cook Road and was cited. A Monroeville woman, Lucy M. Meyer, aged 65 of 09, was injured when her car hit the rear of a boat trailer combo.
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North Fairfield
Dublin Road
Tom Souslin
S. Main St
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Highway Patrol
Souslin
Ridge Road
Fitchville River Road
Cook Road
Laurence Gibson
Wakeman
Dallas Case
Main St
New London
Gibson
Monroeville
Lucy M. Meyer
Six injured in area accidents on U.S. 20 and local roads
Six people were injured in separate collisions and a theft incident. Wallace Meyer, 67, and his wife were treated at Bellevue Hospital after their eastbound car rear-ended a vehicle driven by Jack M. Freeman on U.S. 20. Meyer was cited for assured clear distance. A motorcyclist, Robert L. Houser, 26, injured after skidding on wet pavement near Hartland Center Road and Ohio 18, was taken to Fisher-Titus Hospital though the hospital reported no record of treatment. Ronald E. Mabe, 38, of Dayton, was cited for drunken driving after his tractor-trailer overturned on U.S. 224. he was treated at Fisher-Titus and released. David E. Joseph, 26, of 31 Pitt St., injured when his southbound pickup struck a stop sign and pole on Old State Road near Townsend Avenue. he refused treatment and was cited for failure to control.
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Meyer
U.S. 20
Jack M. Freeman
Bellevue
Prairie Road
Robert L. Houser
Hartland Center Road
Collins
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Houser
Highway Patrol
Ohio 18
N&w Crossing
U.S. 224
Ronald E. Mabe
Dayton
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Old State Road
Townsend Avenue
David E. Joseph
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Near Norwalk
Local hospital admissions include Martha Bloomfield Norwalk Kathleen Benear New London Brian Ball New London Harold Dickinson Willard Robert Jacobs Wakeman James Solida Norwalk Patricia Bond North Fairfield Helen Pool Norwalk Carol Gregory Monroeville Leland Miller Fremont Harold Bores Willard Bonnie Nead Greenwich Ruby Messenger Norwalk Madeline Dellinger Norwalk Ann Byrd New London Emmett Reinhart New Beigel. Discharges include Harry Archer Norwalk Helen Beat Norwalk Charles Farr Monroeville Grethel Green Monroeville David Griffith Norwalk Beulah Horning Norwalk Hester Johns Norwalk Laura Rendleman New London Carol Reynolds Norwalk John Rishel Nor walk Miss Kristen Schoenegge Norwalk Barry Stallkamp Sandusky Peggy Vasel Valley City Robert Williams Norwalk Brian Ball New London Kadria Grosswiler Norwalk James Kozak Norwalk Edith Neel New London Eric Oates Norwalk Peggy Watt and daughter Bellevue
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Martha Bloomfield
Norwalk
Kathleen Benear
New London
Brian Ball
Harold Dickinson
Willard
Robert Jacobs
Wakeman
James Solida
Patricia Bond
North Fairfield
Helen Pool
Carol Gregory
Monroeville
Leland Miller
Fremont
Harold Bores
Bonnie Nead
Greenwich
Ruby Messenger
Madeline Dellinger
Ann Byrd
Emmett
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Keith Shumate
Kellie Nestor
Melissa McLaughlin
Pitt St
Fisher-Titus Memorial. Hospital
Corning Ware
Spice O’ Life Design
Home Savings & Loan
Reece
THE
Home Savings & Loan Company
E. Main ST
E. Perkins Ave
Front ST. Milan
S Park Ave
Woodbine
Willard Norwalk
Zard
Wtlo
Sandusky Mall
Vermilion
AY Sin Simmons
Beautyrest
Lden Value
Mattres
Prici
Oke
Simmons
Golden Value II
W. Main ST
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