Greenwich Village Council appoints Barnes to vacant seat
Mayor Lloyd Patton in Greenwich appointed Paul Barnes to fill the two year unexpired term of James Laser who resigned in August. Barnes owner of Barnes garage on East Main Street will be sworn in at the next regular meeting.
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Greenwich
Lloyd Patton
Paul Barnes
James Laser
Barnes
East Main Street
Patton
Howard C. Smith
Elmwood Drive
Smith
Lowell Etzler
Karen Figley
David Ronk
Randall Kilgore
Kilgore
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Federal Communications Commission
Diseased Trees Removed in New London Contract Update
The village council reported completion of a 27 tree removal contract with Smith's Hi-Ranger Service for 3300 dollars funded by income tax. Replacement trees will be paid from the same funds and planted next spring if property owners agree.
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New London
Smith
Hi-Ranger Service
Norwalk
Tree Lawn Commission
James Keifer
Council
Recreation Board
Kitty Damron
John Lowther
Planning Commission
Willard Farmer Honored at Huron County Banquet
Willard Jordan Holthouse of rural Willard will be honored as a leader in the vegetable industry in Huron County at a banquet of the Farmers Club of Greater Cleveland on November 6. Outstanding farmers from 18 northeastern Ohio counties will be honored at the Marriott Inn in Cleveland.
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Willard
Jordan Holthouse
Huron County
Farmers Club of
Greater
Cleveland
Ohio
Marriott Inn
Two Clerks Bilked Here in Norwalk
Two short‑change artists from out of town tricked two downtown Norwalk clerks out of 140 dollars Tuesday afternoon. A man and woman shopped at Don’s Coffee Corner and American Discount Store, exchanging large bills for smaller ones and netting about 100 dollars. Police sought the couple on Main Street. descriptions: man light skinned Negro with Afro and green clothing, woman light skinned Negro in a pink blouse.
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Norwalk
Don’s Coffee Corner
Main Street
Informer Sentenced to Six Months in Huron County Jail
James Cudnik of Toledo, 36, who aided the arrest that led to a Wakeman officer being shot, received six months in jail. He pled guilty to attempted breaking and entering after turning state's evidence against George D. House, alleged to be the shooter, who remains the trigger man in the case.
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James Cudnik
Toledo
Wakeman
Huron County
Cudnik
George D. House
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Lee Mills
North Star Council of Governments
Chuck Magill
Park Tennis Court
Brinzley Furniture
Larry Ware & Sons
Mnnouving
Onmmie
John Stewart
Rolland F. McCrillis
E. Elm St
McCrillis
E. Main St
Fort Meigs
Perrysburg
John F. Biemeck
U.S. Army
Honor Willard Farmer
Ptl
Clarence Whitney
Whitney
TET He Discount Department Stores
Sat
Sun
Iddig
Reeds
Tre
Spiderman
Captain America
Raggedy Ann Bozo
Pey Wit
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