Residents complain over sharp rate increase
In Norwood, residents including Mrs. Don Theisen and Mrs. Paul Rupert voice concern over a large, sudden rise in municipal rates. Neighbors say costs are rising faster than incomes while some observe gradual increases would have been preferable. Local business owner John Lolla notes the jump feels abrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Theisen
Norwood
Paul M. Rupert
Parsons St
Dennis Chaffee
Milan Ave
Gary Cole
Rosedale Blvd
Edwin Fessenden
Southwood Dr
John Lolla
John
Children Hunt Fire Hazards in Norwalk Week Event
Norwalk will distribute home fire safety pamphlets to about 1200 kindergarten through second grade students during National Fire Prevention Week. Chief Kenneth Link says 200 to 250 youngsters ride a city fire truck annually.
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Norwalk
Kenneth Link
Link
Paul W. Sommer
Flickinger
Battles
Mack and Bache
Furey, Myers, Dudley and Sons
OSU Alumni Dinner Meeting Canceled
An OSU alumni dinner meeting scheduled for Thursday has been canceled per a note from D.J. Kullman. The item appears among short notices in a local newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSU
Hospital admissions and discharges list for multiple Ohio hospitals
A misc. roll of admissions and discharges from Fisher Titus Willard and Good Samaritan hospitals. Names include Christopher Asmus Luis Guaderrama Mrs Helen Dossin Mrs Ann Bleile Miss Grace Kemmings and many others with multiple Norwalk and Willard area addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Christopher Asmus
Wakeman
Nelson Hughes
Collins
Helen Dossin
Olive St
Luis Guaderrama
Norwalk
Ann Bleile
Howard Douglas
Norwood
Beverly Wheldon
Hawthorne
Marie Oberkersch
Gaumont
Dixie Severns
Dennis Maerkisch
Shirley Stieber
Rita Stader
Berlin Heights
June Wolfe
Wellington
Alice Hamilton
Grace Kemmings
Clarence Flagg
Monroeville
Edward
Neva B. Howells of Milan Dies After Illness at 71
Neva B. Howells 71 of rural Huron and former Milan resident died Monday night at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky after an extended illness. She lived in the area 25 years moving from Cleveland and was active in Milan Presbyterian Church and its Women’s Association. Survivors include husband Charles Lester Milan realtor one daughter Jane Knight of Huron a son Jerry Vermilion nine grandchildren three great grandchildren a sister Margaret Bell Anaheim Calif She was preceded in death by son Charles in 1934 Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Rawle Funeral Home officiated by Rev Francis Moyer Burial Milan Cemetery. Call 7-9 tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 Wednesday.
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Neva B
Rawle Funeral Home
Francis Moyer
Milan Presbyterian Church
Milan Cemetery
Trial Begins in Huron County Personal Injury Suit
Jury selection started in Huron County Common Pleas Court for Joseph D. Chaff v Wenham Transportation Inc et al. Chaff seeks 150000 damages for injuries from a traffic crash. Represented by Edward W. Rhode of Sandusky. Judge Paul Mikus is presiding on assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Joseph D. Chaff
Wenham ___ Transportation, Inc
Chaff
Edward W. Rhode
Sandusky
Paul Mikus
Lorain County Court of Common Pleas
Livestock Market Report From Cleveland
Markets in Cleveland show cattle steady with overall price folds. Prime cattle reach 31.25 with various grades listed. calves at 50. hogs steady with 200–220 lb at 26.50–27. lambs 27–28.50. soybeans priced at 2.23 and corn around 1.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Guilty Pleas in Huron County Non‑Support Case
Two men pleaded guilty to non-support charges in Huron County Common Pleas Court. James B. Thompson, 41, Sandusky, received one year in the workhouse. Willard Slone, Jr., 22, Norwalk, got a suspended six‑month sentence and three years of probation. A Greenwich man, Kern Gearheart, 45, was fined 200 dollars plus costs for drunken driving and license suspension violations, with 10 days in jail and a two‑year license revocation.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
James B. Thompson
Sandusky
Robert J. Vetter
Willard Slone, Jr
Norwalk
Greenwich
Kern Gearheart
Ohio Senate Amends to Lower Voting Age to Nineteen
Amended Senate Joint Resolution proposes to reduce Ohio voting age from twenty one to nineteen for general elections in November 1969. It sets qualification rules for electors and outlines the effective date of January 1, 1970. Additional sections address elimination of short term vacancies for state officers.
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Senate
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
United States
House
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
Secretary OF State
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
Ohio reform amend seeks to empower governor with vacancies
Certification by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown notes proposed constitutional amendments for Ohio. The measure repeals current terms and outlines gubernatorial appointment rules for vacancies in state offices with elections to fill unexpired terms, plus a five year levy proposal in North Fairfield. The notice specifies dates August 21 1969 and election day November 4 1969 with voting hours and local election authority.
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Ohio
Auditor of State
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
General Assembly
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Justices of Peace
Dain
Norwalk and Western Reserve School District to vote on tax levies
The Norwalk City Council plans a special election on a 0.09 mill current expense levy for five years from 1969 to 1973. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM. A second vote by the Western Reserve Local School District covers a 6.5 mill levy for current expenses beginning with the 1969 tax year. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST.
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Notic
Norwalk
Huron County
Ohio
Board of Elections of
Board of Education
Western Reserve
Huron
Erie Counties
Board of Elections
Madge Earl
Maple City
E. Main St
Virginia Arrigo
Busy Housewives Save Time and Money by Daily Encomping
A compact prompt urges readers to save time and money by daily engagement with the classified section, promising practical tips and time saving strategies for household errands.
Youth Hurt In Accident Transferred
Daniel Bowers 19 of 18 South Garden St was moved Saturday from Elyria Memorial Hospital to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a collision on Schafer Road left him with a skull fracture and unconsciousness for nearly three weeks He began to regain consciousness on September 29 and is starting to use his right arm with hope for discharge in about two months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bowers
South Garden St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Bowers
Charles Bowers
Elyria Hospital
Schafer Road
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D.J. Kullman
New London
Ark
Milan Road
Dodge
Lucilla Meyer
Joyce Lombardo
Edward Reichert
William Hood
Gene Widman, Inc
Case Ave
John Stambaugh
Julie Tash
Plymouth
John Hicks
New Haven
James Yates
Artie Stephenson
Attica
John Ewing
Bloomville
Roberta Whitaker
Kevin Oney
Shelby
Don Young
Clarence Means
Eleanor Atwell
Ruth Teglovic
Edith Snyder
Fannie Combs
Ruth Howard
Willard
Nancy Betschman
Arthur Tallman
Zelda Nesbitt
Shiloh
Connie Caudill
Ocie Lewis
Nora Vanderpool
Dorothy Grundish
Paula Bores
Helen Salyer
Byrda Howell
Cynthia Miller
Laura Miller
Cheryl Harris
August Bauerle
Donna Hayes
North Fairfield
Norwalk Day Care Center
East League St
H& Hytire Co
Richard Carvey
Thunderbird Hills Golf Course
City Hall
Stower Sisters School of Dancing
Triaht
Apni
Thas
Maytag
Carl’s
Benedict Ave
Certified Oil Company
W. Main
Pearl St
Woodbine
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