Council Divided On Meeting Frequency In Norwalk
Norwalk village council debated meeting twice a month. Thomas Bergman urged two regular meetings, while Mayor Kenneth Salisbury opposed a second session. Anthony Wechter threatened to resign if the plan passed. The council voted 3 to 2 for Bergman but the change requires an ordinance. Edwin Houk was absent.
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Monroeville
Thomas Bergman
Kenneth Salisbury
Anthony Wechter
Bergman
Edwin Houk
Area Farmer Killed When Tractor Rolls
Greenwich area farmer George C. Moss 56 died when his tractor struck a guardrail and rolled onto him near State Route 13 about 12 45 PM Tuesday. He was a bus driver, 4 H advisor, lifelong resident of Greenwich, survived by wife Marian and two sons. Funeral Friday at Greenwich Church of Christ.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Area
George C. Moss
Fitchville
Moss
State Highway Patrol
Ripley Township
South Central
Greenwich Church of Christ
Loyal Bereans
Marian
Willard City
Tom
Ohio State University
Tim
OSU
Mansfield
Emma Sawyer
Toledo
Joseph Fitzrow
Edwards Grove Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Norwalk City Construction Totals $115,?73 in September
City records show September building and repair activity in Norwalk totaling $115,675. Industrial repairs totaled $61,275 with $50,000 for a Summit Investment Co. demolition and remodeling permit. Residential repairs reached $31,700, and new construction yielded a $19,700 permit for Bud Brady. Mayor Harold Finch reported the receipts of $2,626 in the mayor's court.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Summit Investment Co
Alsport Ltd. Inc
Whittlesey Ave
Tom O’donnell
Benedict Ave
K & H Drug Store
E. Main
Action Auto Parts Co
Mildred Schlageter
Mike Battles
Oakfield
Poppy Angelus
Walnut St
Elwin
Washington St
Edward Sickenger
Baker St
Charles Sweet
Morley Drive
Andrew Lindenberger
Newton St
Anna Marie Maunus
Townsend Ave
Robert Eckert
Cherry St
Judgment notes in Common Pleas Court cases
Maryland Casualty Co. et al v Ida Johnson Wellington awarded $6 573 judgment for plaintiff after hearing. Miles and Cynthia Howard v Burtley C and Ethel Burt settled. Mollie Williams v Horticulture Plastics and Robert C Woodling Akron amount sought 85000 listed.
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Maryland Casualty Co
Cleveland, Et al
Ida ‘Johnson
Wellington
Miles
Cynthia Howard
New London
Burtley
Mollie Williams
Rural
Attica
V. Horticulture Plastics
Robert C. Woodling
Akron
No overtime pay for ex police chief as council approves new force
Monroeville council accepts resignation of former village police chief Leonard Connors and approves a new three man department led by Acting Chief Richard Goetze. Connors receives $330 vacation pay but overtime pay is denied by the village. New hires Thompson Myers and Goetze are sworn in. Upgrade funding includes a Dodge cruiser for 4,486 dollars after a 1,509 trade-in.
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Monroeville
Kenneth Salisbury
Leonard Connors
Connors
Robert McPeek
Salisbury
Richard H. Goetze
Danbury Township
Richard C. Thompson
Willard
Grant T. Myers
Sandusky
Village Safety Committee
Goetze
Council
Dodge, Inc
Norwalk
Dodge
Thompson Industries gets power service extensions approved
Monroeville council awarded two emergency contracts for the Thompson Industries plant. Graybar Electric, Cleveland, will supply three 333 EVA transformers for 4986 dollars and Hendrix Wire and Cable Corp., Milford New Hampshire, will provide 9000 feet of aluminum cable for 3168 dollars. An emergency ordinance set sewer tap in fees and connection rates. Residents have until December 15 to connect.
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Monroeville
Thompson Industries
Graybar Electric
Cleveland
Hendrix Wire and Cable Corp
Milford
N.H
Board of Public Affairs
Knob Hill
Clock Lane
Peter’s Lane
Horseshoe Drive
Franklin Eckstein
Howe
Willard High Homecoming Parade Friday Night
Willard High School hosts its annual homecoming parade Friday starting at 6 45 p m from the Kroger parking lot. The parade travels Myrtle Avenue to the stadium led by the band and crowned queen Michaela Buurma with attendants. A Friday football game features Bellevue versus Willard in NOL play.
Monroeville Driver Cited in Oxford Township Accident
Erie County deputies cited James A. Ferguson, 41, Monroeville, for failure to yield after his car collided with Jason Montgomery, 32, of rural Bellevue, at the Mason and Patton Tract Roads intersection in Oxford Township. The 10:47 a.m. Saturday crash
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Erie County
James A. Ferguson
Monroeville
Mason
Patton Tract
Oxford Township
Sheriff's Department
Ferguson
Jason Montgomery
Bellevue
Mason Road
Milan Jaycee Wives Campaign Aims to Detect Amblyopia
Milan community activists led by the Jaycee Wives announce a broad drive to screen children for amblyopia, the leading cause of partial blindness, urging early detection and treatment to prevent vision loss.
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Milan
Milan Jaycee
Amblyopia in Children Threatens Vision in Milan Study
Amblyopia or lazy eye affects about one in twenty American children and is largely preventable. Early detection is crucial, with treatment most effective if started by age four or younger, as many parents remain unaware of the risk.
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Ohio
Common Pleas Court
C. and
Ethel Burt
Fireside Bakery
Fritz
The
Kiwanis and
Knights of Columbus
Hilton Hotel
Pittsburgh
Spiro Agnew
UPI
Mae
Aea A
Huron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Atch
Sinclair
O. PH
Sears
Country and Western Band
B&w
Poresent
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