Summerfield Charged in Drug Arrest in Huron County
Ronald L. Summerfield, 21, of 33 Gibbs Road, arrested by Huron County deputies after a drug investigation. Assistant Prosecutor Richard Hauser says he will be charged with possession of an hallucinogen and keeping a house for dispensation of an hallucinogen, with additional charges of assault on a police officer disorderly conduct and aggravated menacing to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Summerfield
Gibbs Road
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
Richard Hauser
Summerfield
Willard seniors tour Roscoe Village aided by Kiwanis
Willard senior citizens will travel to Coshocton on Saturday to tour the Roscoe Village canal town and ride a horse drawn flat boat on the canal. Transportation costs are paid by the Kiwanis Club of Willard. Berlin Heights listings appear in the Huron directory with Huron. A separate item notes a local car crash on Zenobia Road near U.S. 250 leaving Mrs. Sherry Pilus of Collins in fair condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Willard
Coshocton
Roscoe Village
Kiwanis Club of
Huron
Charles T. Winn
Norwalk
Winn
Berlin Heights
Sherry Pilus
Collins
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Zenobia Road
U.S. 250
Fire Prevention Week Activities And Leadership Changes In North Fairfield
North Fairfield volunteers inspect water supplies and homes for Fire Prevention Week and distribute tot finder stickers for homes with small children. Fire Chief Harold Fife announces Duane White as assistant chief and Lloyd McPherson as captain. New volunteers include Ray Baker John Wilken and Hershel Honeycutt. Fr Richard S Liston appointed scouting chaplain for Firelands by Bishop John A Donovan. Liston formerly led Huron troop 31 for a decade and has served 35 years in Ohio. The Firelands Council covers Erie Huron Lorain counties with about 7000 scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Harold Fife
Duane White
Lloyd McPherson
Ray Baker
John Wilken
Hershel Honeycutt
Richard S. Liston
St. Paul
Norwalk
Firelands
John A. Donovan
Toledo
Liston
Clairton
Ohio
Firelands Council
Boy Scouts of America
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Gas Crisis Could Cause Layoffs In Ohio Industry
Ohio industry faces mass layoffs if natural gas curtailments begin November 1. Costello of the Ohio Manufacturers Association says by mid November 16 000 to 20 000 workers could lose jobs, rising to 50 000 by mid January depending on supply and alternative fuels. Smaller manufacturers, bakeries, and food processors are most at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ohio
William J. Costello
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Costello
Robert S. Ryan
Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency
Ryan
Public Utilities Commission of
Columbia Gas
William R. Pugh
Kroger Co
Columbus
Open Mail Bag Found Behind W T Grant Store
An opened bag of mail was found behind the W T Grant store on East Main Street Wednesday morning. A Grant employee arriving at 7 30 saw the large grey bag and that mail order items inside had been opened. The bag was taken to the Post Office by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Grant
East Main Street
Grant
Robert O’donnell
Sewage Backup Survey Moves Through Monroeville
Monroeville plans mail survey on Monroe Street to gauge sewage problems after two basements flooded. A new $120000 sewer line proposal leans toward residents between the railway and Main Street, with responses due by Nov 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Monroe Street
Board of Public Affairs
Monroe
Main Street
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Sandusky
Drive-In
SandUsky, Ohio
Kandel
Mrs. Webber
W. Main
Canvass Township
Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Johnny Carson
Robert Blanton
Peter Eckrich & Sons, Inc
Fremont
Spector's
Park Free
E. Main
Jonathon McIntosh Grimes
Golden
Melrose Cortland
Florida
Tangelos
Tokay
Boose’s
William Feld
Cleveland
Steve Adams
Gordon L. Rogers
County Sheriff's Department
Thomas Bergman
County Services For Aging
Walter Bishop
Huber
Post Office
E. Main St
Clancy’s Restaurant
Milan Ave
Walgreen Agency
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