Monroeville Selects Top Costumes
The Monroeville Halloween Parade crowned winners under Kiwanis Club and Knights of Columbus sponsorship. First prize went to Phyllis and Sue Anderson as Little Bo Peep and Sheep, second to Scott Randy and Todd Sparks as the Three Bears, and third to Cindy Christman as a Wormy Apple. Judges included John W. Gathergood, Donald L. Karnehm and Delbert C. South. About 312 participants received quarters, cider and donuts at Monroe Street reviewing stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
Phyllis
Sue Anderson
Clyde Anderson
Broad Street
Three Bears
Scott
Randy
Todd Sparks
Ronald L. Sparks
Hettel Road
Cindy Christman
Raymond H. Christman
Manchester Street
John W. Gathergood
Donald L. Karnehm
Delbert C. South
Monroe Street
Halloween Winners Announced at Wakeman Parade
Wakeman Halloween Parade honored 3 year old Hergina Dickie as grand prize winner dressed as Yogi Bear. Winners in multiple grades included Diana Bement, Daren Wolfe, David Timbs, Sarah Bently, and others. Grand prize paid $5. all winners received $1.25. About 250 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Dickie Hergina
Yogi Bear
Diana Bement
Daren Wolfe
David Timbs
Sarah Bently
Tracy Warren
Shawn Burke
Don Redfield
Ardith DeWalt
Dan Gawren
Debbie Warren
Melanie Needles
Richard McKnight
Dendie Bowles
Diane Burke
Don Clary
Debbie Marvin
Mary Keithe
Sandy Dillon
John Goodrich
Gary Gersak
Judy Schaffer
Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary
Ground Breaking Ceremony Details For Norwalk Plant
Plant supervisors and executives preside as Saginaw firm begins wire product production in Norwalk leasing 10 000 square feet at 84 Whittlesey. About 15 locals employed with 70 percent expected to be women. Budziszewski family attends with six children. transfer of three executives from Warren Mich and Bakersfield Calif. agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Westerhold, Bache
Tom Paffenbarger
Price
Warren Mich
Fisher Norwalk
Whittlesey
Budziszewski
Kathleen
California
Carol
Janice
Joyce
James
Marilyn
Thomas
Bakersfield
Calif
Warren, Mich
Police School Planned by Sheriff and FBI
The Huron County Sheriff’s Department and the FBI will sponsor a police school on November 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. in the city council chambers. Topics include probable causes for arrest searches and seizures due process in interrogations and Ohio criminal law and procedure as affected by recent court decisions. Speakers are Sgt. James F. Kelly Sgt. Thomas J. Bader and Bernard Freeman.
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Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio
James F. Kelly
Thomas J. Bader
FBI
Bernard Freeman
Norwalk United Fund Drive Extends After Shortfall
Norwalk Area United Fund remains $10 700 short of its $55 700 goal prompting a one week extension. B Harry Parke president says hundreds of residents and several businesses have not yet donated and urges increased pledges to avoid cuts to agency allocations. Contributors may send gifts to Box 134 or visit United Fund HQ at 2 East Seminary Street and call 663 0011 for pickup.
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Norwalk Area
United Fund
Parke
Box 134
East Seminary Street
Willard Halloween Parade Awards Winners Named
Willard residents packed the Chamber of Commerce sponsored parade with about 1500 attendees. Larry Cook led as parade marshal and bands from Willard High joined by Fire and Police Departments. Youngest costume winner Michael Korom and oldest costume winner Mrs. Roy Tanner were honored. multiple groups and riding categories awarded winners across age brackets.
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Willard -- Willard
Chamber of Commerce
Larry Cook
Marshall
Willard
Michael Korom
Roy Tanner
Alva Kenny
Cesar Rodriguez
Greg
Gary McEndree
Jennifer McCullough
Joan
John
Nick Kousma
Patty Sukola
Beverly Long
Kim Weiss
Kim Rosanne
Laura Witherspoon
Barbara and
Anna Hanson
Danny Snook
Janet McElfish
Cheryl van Wagner
Joelle Armstrong
Beth Williams
Diane Decker
Karen Lehman
Robert Durbin
Janet Tuttle
Linda Stout
Gary Ousley
Car Hits Motorbike At Busy Intersection Injures Rider
A 19 year old walks youth James T. Hunter Jr. of 03 Jefferson St. was arrested after his car struck a motorbike at the East Main Street and Woodlawn Avenue intersection late Monday. He faced charges of failure to yield the right of way and driving without a operator 8 permit. Driver of the motorbike was not named in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
East Main Street
Woodlawn Avenue
James T. Hunter, Jr
Jefferson St
Motorcycle Crash injures Gabriel Torres in Amherst
Gabriel Torres, 20, of Amherst, was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for a bruised left knee after a 5:35 p.m. collision on Woodlawn Avenue. Hunter was northbound and attempting a left turn onto East Main Street when he failed to see a southbound motorbike on Milan Avenue.
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Gabriel Torres
Amherst
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Hunter
Woodlawn Avenue
East Main Street
Milan Avenue
Don J. Pease A Toledo Native and Oberlin Leader
Don J. Pease, born in Toledo in 1931, studied journalism at Ohio University and earned a master in government. He served two years in the Army at Ft. Lee and then co edited the Oberlin News-Tribune with Brad Williams, guiding the paper to 62 state and national prizes in eight years. He later led community efforts as president of the Oberlin United Appeal and served two terms on Oberlin City Council.
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Don J. Pease
Oberlin News-Tribune
Toledo
Pease
Ohio University
Athens
Ft. Lee
Brad Williams
Oberlin United Appeal
Oberlin
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Saginaw Wire Products Corps
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Bache
James Westerhold
Bruce T. Pidd
Gary Krietsch
Norman J. Budziszewski
Pickett & Son
Police School
Harry Parke
Presi
Democrat
Senate Education Committee
Senator Pease
Harold Schuster
Huron
Jeanne
Jennifer
THE
Norwalk School
Roofing and Lumber CO
Ohio Senate
Senate Public Utilities Committee
Ohio School Survey Commission
Leadership For the Future
Ralph Turner
Shipherd
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