Young Candidates Trade Favors In Local Recorder Race
Jay Thomas and Elmlinger face off in a Huron County recorder race. Thomas reports spending under 200 dollars so far with hopes to spend about 1,500 by November 2, while Elmlinger highlights years of service, farming roots, and his role on Sherwood Medical Industries. Both emphasize community work and public service as key qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
New London
Elmlinger
Dogtown Road
Sherwood Medical Industries
Attica
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Sherman
Youth Wounded Near Reservoir in County Line Incident
A 17-year-old Elyria youth, Kenneth Belcher, was wounded Saturday afternoon when a bullet ricocheted off a tree and struck his upper arm south of the New London Reservoir. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital and officials called the Huron County Sheriff's Department. Deputies found the accident occurred just over the Ashland County line and referred it to Ashland authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
New London
Kenneth Belcher
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Belcher
Huron County
Ashland County
Farm and City Roundup Brings 60 Cattle Feeders Together
The Fall Beef Cattle Roundup at Bachrach's Barns Plymouth and Hartenstein's Willard hosted by the Huron County Cattle Feeders Association drew about 60 feeders from Huron and nearby counties. They discussed cattle price trends, brood stock sales, and the uncertain beef market, with talks on futures hedging, computer-aided feeding plans, and marketing referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Wells
Bachrach
Sale
Plymouth
Hartenstein
Willard
Huron County Cattle Feeders Association
Huron
Chicago
Juvenile Court Dispositions in Huron County Traffic Court
List of juvenile traffic cases with names and penalties. Elaine Riley fined 10 dollars costs for changing lanes. Kevin Schaffer 10 dollars costs for speeding license restricted 60 days to school and work. William Swiger 5 dollars costs license suspended until safety check and insurance. Pamela Scheetz 5 dollars costs for failure to stop. Eric Theisen 10 dollars costs for failure to yield. Richard Timmans 50 dollars costs probation no license. Mark David speed costs license restricted 60 days to work. Duane Winchester failure to control dismissed. Hofacker excessive noise and yield case 5 and 15 dollars work until safety check. David LaRoche no license 5 dollars costs not allowed license until 16. Craig Bores 10 dollars costs for failure to control. James Fletcher speed 10 dollars costs. John Russell license under suspension driving restricted to school and work 3 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Elaine R. Riley
Woodlawn Ave
Kevin Schaffer
Forest St
William L. Swiger
New London
Pamela Scheetz
Collins
Eric P. Theisen
Maple St
Duane Winchester
Monroeville
James Michael Hofacker
Norwalk
David LaRoche
E. Main St
Craig A. Bores
Willard
James Fletcher
John J. Russell
County Wary of Ambulance Plan Faces Delay in Huron
Huron County commissioners deferred action on appointing county reps to REMSNO amid questions on current and future financial responsibility for a proposed county wide ambulance service. C B Roscoe plans letters to cities and villages to clarify the situation as REMSNO coordinators attend the meeting with health and planning staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Medical Services Council
Huron County Commissioners
Regional Emergency Medical Services Board of Northwestern Ohio
Remsno
C.B. Roscoe
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Roscoe
Commissioners’ Office
Roger Dixon
Huron County Health Department
James Pelton
Bill Schabel
Monroeville Considers Rescue Truck Purchase At Joint Meeting
Mayor Clayton G. Lord schedules a combined council and township session with Lyme Ridgefield Sherman Peru and Oxford Townships for 8 p.m. at the Monroeville Fire Station to discuss buying a new fire department rescue truck. The meeting date is Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Clayton G. Lord
Lyme
Ridgefield
Sherman
Peru
Oxford
Milan
Rhodes to Tour Ohio 72nd District Next Tuesday
Governor James Rhodes will visit Ohio's 72nd District on Oct 26 with Republican candidate Marie Tansey. The tour starts in Grafton at 8 30 a m and ends in Willard at 3 p m. Sheriff John Borgia reports a 4500 student program on stranger danger in early October and notes planned high school talks on liquor laws and general law with the prosecutor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Marie Tansey
Grafton
Willard
John Borgia
Sheriff’s Department
Prosecutor's Office
Borgia
Center Clarification On Funds From United Fund
Marjorie Harper director of Services for the Aging Inc says the Senior Outreach Center at Shady Lane Home receives no money from the Norwalk United Fund. She made the note to address inquiries about possible funding to the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Harper
Services For the Aging, Inc
Shady Lane Home
Norwalk United Fund
Rhodes In Area Stump Session For 26th Senate District
Gov. James A. Rhodes faced Paul Pfeifer in a morning campaign stop in Huron County. The 26th District covers Bellevue Monroeville Plymouth Lyme and Ridgefield Townships. Rhodes arrived with Republican rival Michael Fegen who is seeking the county prosecutor post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rhodes
Paul Pfeifer
State Senate
Senate
Huron County
Bellevue
Monroeville
Plymouth
Lyme
Ridgefield
Rhodes
Michael Fegen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay Thomas
Recorder
Huron County Fair Board
The
Masonic Lodge
New London High School
Patricia
Norwalk Armory
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sandusky Drive
Cleveland RD
Ira
U.S
Ralph Spiegel
Benedict Avenue
George Sherman
Sandhill Road
Leroy Stober
River Street
Wakeman
Nationwide
Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus
Wilbert Skinn
Ohio Cattle Feeders Association
Med-Cal
L.A. CA
Richard D. Timmans
Mark David
Speed
Ken Yountss
Colonel Sanders
Norwalk Board of Education
Wayne Goodsite
Laylin Road
Calvin White
No United Funds
Steem
Interior, Inc
Benedict
Kenillee Pro
E. Seminary
Kenilee Lanes
P.B.A
Dwight Tkach
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!