Three Women Run For Town Boards In Huron County
Three women Jeanne Spoerr Faye O Dell and Pauline Bedford seek township trustee posts in Clarksfield Fitchville and Hartland townships. They reject a women empowerment angle stressing involvement and local service. Past female trustees like Mrs G E Leak and Mrs John Merrilees are cited as precedents. Pay for trustees ranges 8 to 10 per day with a 130 day annual cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Jeanne F. Spoerr
Clarksfield Township
Faye R. O'Dell
Fitchville Township
Pauline Bedford
Hartland Township
Spoerr
O’dell
Firelands Electric Cooperative
New London
G.E. Leak
Ridge Road
Bronson Township
Leak
Huron County Association of Trustees and Clerks
John Merrilees
Fitchville
Willard Man Arrested On Marijuana Charge After Minor Crash
Bruce A. White aged 21 involved in a rear end collision with a Willard police cruiser at Myrtle Avenue and Emerald Streets. Deputies found material believed to be marijuana in his possession after the crash investigation by Huron County deputies.
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Willard
Bruce A. White
Huron County
Myrtle Avenue
Emerald Streets
Sheriff's Department
White
Ptl
Donald Peeler
Pumpkin Winners Named at Monroeville Elementary
Monroeville Elementary School announced class winners in its second annual pumpkin contest. Principal Renna D. Stull Jr. presided as eighty three pumpkins were entered across grades from kindergarten to sixth.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Elementary School
Renna D. Stull, Jr
Tracy Stieber
Jody Heyman
Lisa Schwan
Kevin Schreiner
Tim Lomax
Mary Ellen Gates
Dale Beck
Joe Smith
Ann Adkins
Shelly van Horn
David Smith
Brenda Wingate
Mike Schild
Karen Smith
Bob Adkins
Lori McGinn
Doreen Simon
Lee Crum
Betsy Bores
Tonja Schaffer
Patty Smith
Corner is Hazard Says Mayor
City officials will require the Milan Avenue and East League Street intersection contractor to asphalt or stone fill for winter. Service Director Krogh says rain blocked compaction needed for asphalt laying, per Ohio DOT official Whidden. Mayor Goodsite calls the site a traffic hazard and orders concrete paving to stone and winter shutdown if asphalt can’t be finished.
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Milan Avenue
East League Street
Winer
Herbert Krogh
Robert Whidden
Ohio Department of Transportation Divison
Ashland
Wayne Goodsite
Krogh
Indictments Bring Charges On Several Local Cases
Cecil Osborne, 38, of Bellevue, indicted for first degree traffic manslaughter after his car hit Douglas A. Snook as the boy rode home from the park. Drunken driving and speeding charges pending. Thurman Tuttle indicted for obtaining $1,330 from welfare overpayments by false statements and status changes. Also named were seven total indictments from the grand jury, including Myers and Goodsite on marijuana charges. Arraignments scheduled for several others, with some pleas not guilty.
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Cecil Osborne
Bellevue
Osborne
Thurman Tuttle
Welfare Department
Tuttle
Monroeville Man Shoots Self While Handling Gun
Michael D. Eastman 25 of Monroeville told police he believed his .22 revolver was unloaded when it discharged into his right shoulder at his father Walter Eastman’s home on State Street. He was transported to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital where doctors said the wound was relatively minor with the bullet still in place.
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Monroeville
Michael D. Eastman
Walter Eastman
State St
Michael Eastman
Eastman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Truck Snag Brings Down Eagle From Norwalk House
A low hanging telephone line pulled a cast iron eagle from the Terrance E Killian residence at 31 Spring St Norwalk. The eagle struck a van owned by Killian as a semi trailer driven by Terry M Bernhardt 25 Franklin Grove Ill pulled the line. Police said the wire was too low. Another truck driven by Woodrow W Wirick 59 Mansfield backed into a car in a city lot. Lucian S Grosswiler 50 Berlin Heights reported his car hit while parked at the B and B Bar on Whittlesey Ave.
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Terrance E. Killian
Spring St. Norwalk
Terry M. Bernhardt
Franklin Grove
Ill
Killian
Woodrow W. Wirick
Mansfield
Ernestine Tolle
Norwalk
Lucian S. Grosswiler
Berlin Heights
Whittlesey Ave
Milan Local Woman Injures in Curve Crash
A Norwalk girl was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Monday evening after an accident in Milan. Peggy L. Bush, 102 W. Main St., was driving south on Ohio 601. As she rounded Fox's Curve, near Milan's south village limits, she lost control of her car, and it overturned, coming to rest upside down.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Milan
Peggy L. Bush
W. Main St
Ohio
Fox’s Curve
Want A Better Job Read The Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted
A help wanted column in the Norwalk Reflector highlights local job openings and career tips. Listings include sales, manufacturing, and clerical opportunities with application guidance for job seekers.
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Norwalk
Break-ins Hit City Schools and Pleasant Street Home
Norwalk police investigate thefts of a $40 record player and a $100 tape recorder from Benedict School with no forced entry. A television set from 98 N Pleasant St is reported by resident Raymond L Ross.其 incident occurred Monday night. Police note two classrooms on the school’s second floor and a window pry at the Ross home.
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Norwalk
Benedict
Pleasant Street
William Ruby
Raymond L. Ross
N. Pleasant St
Linda Opfer
Elaine Shaw
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Douglas A. Snook
Common Pleas Court
Robert H. Myers
Woodlawn Ave
Steven A. Goodsite
Baker St
Ernest E. Ball
James L. Dudzik
Ball
Dudzik
William B. Holman
Charles A. Woodward
Frank Eckart
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Huron
St. Paul Elementary School
Norwalk Teachers Assoc
Wallace Home
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Birmingham
Wallace
Ross
Dorothy D. Delianides
Norwalk Board OF Education
Delianides
Board of Education
James Seitz
Benedict Ave
Christmas Club
Huron County Bank
Ae LeNeone
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