Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions List
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions include various traffic fines and bond forfeitures. Notable entries: Lawrence L. Booth Milan red light violation $17 bond forfeiture. Glenn E. Franklin 19 N W St speeding $17 bond forfeiture plus fictitious registration $17. Arthur M. Astarita 35 Old State Road speeding $17. James J. Dengev Port Clinton speeding $17. Helen M. Platte Monroeville speeding $17. Ralph Sandler Troy Mich speeding $17 bond. Sheryll A. Stover Willard driving without headlights $10 fine and $7 costs. Brady Cisco Columbus speeding $17 bond forfeiture. Ruth Witt Milan Thomas Blair Mansfield speeding $22 bond. Herbert M. Griffiths 25 Norwood Ave driving under the influence $200 fine and $7 costs. Kenneth J. Kline 37 N Pleasant St red light $10 fine and $7 costs. Diana K. Watkins North Fairfield speeding $17. Riley Barnett rural Norwalk speeding $22 bond. Gary A. Roth 145 Woodlawn Ave speeding $22 bond forfeiture. Donald E. Riley Milan Gladys Pigg 7 Jackson St no driver's license $10.
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Norwalk
Lawrence L. Booth
Milan
Glenn E. Franklin
N.W. St
Arthur M. Astarita
Old State Road
James J. Dengev
Port Clinton
Helen M. Platte
Monroeville
Ralph Sandler
Troy
Mich
Sheryll A. Stover
Willard
Brady Cisco
Columbus
Ruth Witt
Thomas Blair
Mansfield
Herbert M. Griffiths
Norwood Ave
Kenneth J. Kline
N. Pleasant St
Diana K. Watkins
North Fairfield
Riley Barnett
Gary A. Roth
Woodlawn Ave
Donald E. Riley
Gladys Pigg
Jackson St
Cleveland livestock market steady with varied steers and hogs
In Cleveland report, cattle and calves total 100 with steady market. Prime steers 35 to 35.75, hogs 200 to 220 lb 20.75 to 21.75, sows 15 to 16.75, lambs 25 to 26.50, and feeders 19 to 24 among others, with activity steady or up slightly.
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Cleveland
UPI
Willard Annexation Approved By County Commissioners
The Huron County Commissioners unanimously approved annexing a 19 percent acre tract east of Willard on Ohio 103 after a five minute hearing. Wesser Corp. plans a 12 unit apartment facing Ohio 99, with the annexation moving next to Willard City Council.
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Willard
Huron County Commissioners
Martin J. Wegman
Wesser Corp
Shelby
Ohio 103
Ohio 99
Mailmen Strike Spreads Across Canada
A series of 24 hour rotating strikes by letter carriers threatens to spread across Canada over the post office's hiring of non union help. Mailmen in Toronto St John N B Windsor Hamilton and Chatham Ontario staged wildcat strikes Monday with further walkouts threatened in Montreal Halifax and St John's Nfld.
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Toronto
UPS
Canada
St. John
N.B
Windsor
Hamilton and
Chatham
Ont
Montreal
Halifax
St. John’s
Area Man Dies Of Gunshot In Monroeville
Alfred W. Longyear 68 of Peru Center Road north died Monday afternoon from a self inflicted shotgun wound. Huron County Coroner Dr. William B. Holman ruled death a self inflicted act. Survived by widow Helen married 1925, two daughters Jeanette Seibold and Charlene Cline, seven grandchildren. preceded by a son. Funeral at St. Joseph Church with burial at St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Drake Funeral Home Wednesday. Rosary Sunday before 8 a.m. Mass.
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Monroeville
Alfred W. Longyear
Peru Center Road
Huron County
William B. Holman
Longyear
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Bellevue Eagles Lodge
Helen
Charles
Jeanette) Seibold
Wilfred
Charlene) Cline
Harvey Keller
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Drake Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s
Milan Woman Dies At Home
Mrs Hazel Siebert 46 Sleepy Hollow Milan died unexpectedly at her home Sunday. Coroner Dr William B Holman delays cause pending toxicologist report. Survived by brother Harold Ross Ashland Wis and nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 pm Frey Funeral Home Sandusky with burial Westland Memorial Park Huron. Friends may call after 7 pm today.
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Milan
Hazel Siebert
Sleepy Hollow
William B. Holman
Huron County
Cleveland
Classified Ads Help You Sell Unneeded Items Fast
A quick tip to earn cash by selling items you no longer need. List goods in local classifieds and call 662 4241 for help creating effective ads.
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Dial
New London School Board Eyes Year End Balance
The New London school board could end 1971 with a general fund balance if state foundation payments arrive on time. A 3 percent cut from Gov. Gilligan’s austerity plan may cause a deficit without refunds. The board adopted a policy on early graduation and approved substitute contracts for three teachers.
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New London
New London School Board
State Foundation
Gov. Gilligan
Joseph Hurley
Charles Meyer
Norman Wheeler
Anne Daugherty
Barbara Ziemer
Americans unlikely to spend more unless economy improves
A UPI survey reports that Americans are not likely to increase spending in the near future unless the overall economy strengthens. The finding highlights cautious consumer sentiment amid slow growth and concerns about inflation and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Have Something to Sell Advertise It Here
Classified line invites readers to place ads with a contact number 662 4241 for selling items or services. The note resembles a small-town newspaper business card urging quick insertion of listings. No further details provided.
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Mayor’s Court
East Main Street
Willard Annexation
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Community Fund
Pitt Street
Jan Cadwell
Pitt
Theodore Bradley
Pitt St
Jerry L. Nash
JoAnne
Wanda Harkness
Glover Ave
Swan J. Harkness
William Harkness
Huron
Gerald W. Schofield
Dale Schofield
Thomas Reynolds
Thomas Schofield
Maria’s
Whittlesey Ave
NFO
National Farmers Organization
Erhard Pfingsten
Corning
Iowa
Sandusky County
Noel Cowling
Melvin Ott
Virginia Farmsworth
Common Pleas
Charles J. Poole
E. Monroe Sr
Common Pleas Court
Poole
Progressive Allied Industries, Inc
Bolens
Firelands Tool Rental
Huron County Bank
James Hamilton
Black River High School
AAA
Assoc
Huron County Auto Club
Benedict
Norwalk, Ohio
Krazy
Arthur
Santa Claus
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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