Horse Survives Two Accidents Involving Owner's Pony
A horse owned by John Wells, Huron County Extension Agent, escaped its pasture on New State Road and caused two crashes within five minutes near Hanville Corners Road. Donald White, 54, struck the horse at 8 06 p.m. with injuries to the animal, then Izus Gearheart, 29, struck it at 8 11 p.m. causing a nose cut and windshield damage. Gearheart was treated for injuries. The horse is recovering. Additionally, two youths, Raymond Seville and Kenneth Arnett, were involved in a separate rear collision on Mason Road and U S 250 with no injuries reported. Seville was charged with following too closely.
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Huron County Extension
John Wells
Fairfield
New State Road
Hanville Corners Road
Donald E. White
State Highway Patrol
Izus Gearheart
Shiloh
Gearheart
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Wells
Mason Road
U.S. 250
Raymond Seville
Norwalk
Kenneth Arnett
Collins
Two Admit Elevator Break In
The sheriff s department planned to charge a 17 year old boy and a 19 year old girl with breaking into the Boughtonville Elevator. George Deering owner of the elevator reported the Sunday morning incident. Deputies found a north side door entry and no missing items except maybe cigarettes. The girl from the area and the Chicago boy admitted their part in the break in. Prosecutor review set for Monday.
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Sheriff's Department
Boughtonville
George Deering
Greenwich
Chicago
Group To Promote Levy
A 50-person group of parents and voters met at South Central High School to discuss the 10 mill school levy for a Dec. 14 election. Eleven volunteers joined a promotion committee: Al Smith, Donald Ray, Robert Rice, Donna Abbott, Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Kenneth Fishbaugh, David Ronk, Gary Keith, Ron Jones, Lorin Brown, and Lawrence Brown Jr. A follow-up meeting is set for 7:45 p.m. on Nov. 29 at the high school.
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Greenwich
South Central High School
al Smith
Donald Ray
Robert Rice
Donna Abbott
Lawrence Brown
Kenneth Fishbaugh
David Ronk
Gary Keith
Ron Jones
Lorin Brown
Ohio Radio Revenues Rise at WLKR Group
Ohio Radio Inc owners report a 30 percent revenue rise for the year ending Sept. 30. President Robert W. Reider cites expected sales gains next year and a planned Jan. 1 completion of a facility expansion at the Bowling Green station. Directors re-elected include Reider Street Weis Burke and others from Port Clinton Norwalk Genoa Cincinnati Columbus.
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Port Clinton
Ohio Radio, Inc
WLKR
Norwalk
Robert W. Reider
Bowling Green
Kenton
Reider
Clarence H. Street
Willard Weis
Elmore
Peter M. Burke
Cincinnati
James Westerhold
DeMolay Installs Officers in Platt Benedict Chapter
Richard S. Cunningham aged 17 from Cortland Street is named master councilor of Platt Benedict Chapter of DeMolay. His council includes David Harris senior, Robert O'Neill II junior, Patrick Mitro scribe, Justin Savage treasurer, with several deacons stewards chaplain orator sentinel marshal almoner standard bearer preceptors named. Cross of Honor awarded to Dad Arthur W. Buchwald chapter advisor and Dad Richard M. Kay, Fifth District governor of DeMolay in Ohio.
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Richard S. Cunningham
Cortland St
Platt Benedict
Order of DeMolay
David O. Harris
Robert L. O’neill II
Patrick D. Mitro
Justin C. Savage
F. Lee Stewart
Thomas A. Mitro
Paul L. Cook
Todd A. Temple
W. Kim Colich
Michael D. Steinke
Robert A. Pfeiffer
Sentinel
Raymond W. McCreary
Lynn H. Olcott
Daniel B. Arnold
Thomas C. Clark
John A. Reese
Edmund J
Ian R. Wallace
Kevin R. Kirkpatrick
Clark W. Dawley
Andrew L. Woefling
Arthur W. Buchwald
Richard M. Kay
Fifth
DeMolay
Ohio
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UPI
Lawson
WPA
Elenbars
W. Main St
Robertson Heating Supply
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Woodlawn Ave
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Keith Montgomery
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