New Lexington Reservoir Shortage Prompt Water Curtailment
Residents of New Lexington Ohio with a 4500 population asked to curtail nonessential water use after Gov. Gilligan issued a state of emergency to allow drawing from Clouse Lake six miles away. The water works chief estimates a 20 day to 4 month supply with the reservoir currently about 20 feet deep at the dam and expects relief from rain.
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New Lexington
Ohio
UPI
Perry County
John J. Gilligan
Clouse Lake
Edgar Martindale
Martindale
Car Skids Into Two Front Yards After Midnight Crash
A 17 year old Norwalk driver lost control while turning from League Street to Milan Avenue causing his car to cross two front lawns and stop on 113 Milan. He faced reckless driving charges though uninjured. Other incidents include a semi truck collision on Milan and East Main, and minor accidents on Main Street and Newton Street with several named locals involved.
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Norwalk
League Street
Milan Avenue
John J. Sousa, Jr
E. League St
Sousa
Milan Ave
Robert L. Wilson
Wakeman
Robert T. Landoll
State St
East Main Street
Landoll
Michael J. Sitterly
Monroeville
Jill K. Myer
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Frances E. Mayle
E. Main St
Townsend Avenue
Mayle
Rhonda Ogle
Main St
Donald Graham
Milan
League and
Newton Streets
Richard A. Tullis
Jefferson St
Sheriff Has Ball Sparks Weekend Dance in Huron County
The Huron County Sheriff's Ball drew an overflow crowd on Saturday night with Ed Reidy's Combo. Juvenile officer Phyllis Spencer and escort Joseph Tucker of Elyria enjoyed a swinging rock number. Earl and Mrs. Eastman of North Fairfield cut loose with a do-si-do. King and Queen Gilbert and Mrs. Weisenberger savored sentimental dances. A County Board of Elections veteran and a former Bell Dairy owner joined the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reidy
Huron County Sheriff's Ball
Phyllis Spencer
Sheriff's Department
Joseph Tucker
Elyria
Earl Eastman
North Fairfield
Gilbert Weisenberger
The
County Board of Elections
Bell Dairy
Norwalk
Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions List of Fines
Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions include Kenneth Westmoreland Monroeville fined bond forfeiture 27 dollars for excessive noise. Michael A. Gerten Willard intoxication bond forfeiture 17 dollars. Edward L. Sickenger 24 Esker St. drunk driving bond forfeiture 207 dollars. Dale P. Smith 14 Bank St. reckless driving fine 25 dollars and court costs 7 dollars plus speeding fine 15 dollars and costs 7 dollars. Dana Neal 5 Grove Ave excessive noise bond forfeiture 27 dollars. Richard A. Winland Milan speeding fine 10 dollars and costs 7 dollars. Mari Sugaski rural Norwalk speeding fine 15 dollars and costs 7 dollars. Robert Sanders New London squealing tires fine 10 dollars and costs 7 dollars. Richard J. Timman 8 E Chestnut cut at large fine 10 dollars and costs 7 dollars with all suspended. Olga M. Bryant Berlin Heights failure to yield right of way fine 15 dollars and 7 dollars. Michael Hipp 17 S Pleasant St improper backing fine 10 dollars and costs 7 dollars.
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Norwalk
Kenneth Westmoreland
Monroeville
Michael A. Gerten
Willard
Edward L. Sickenger
Esker St
Dale P. Smith
Bank St
Dana Neal
Grove Ave
Richard A. Winland
Milan
Mari Sugaski
Robert Sanders
New London
Richard J. Timman
E. Chestnut
Olga M. Bryant
Berlin Heights
Michael Hipp
S. Pleasant St
World Federalist Youth pushes UN flag on moon flight
The World Federalist Youth USA launched a nationwide campaign to place a United Nations flag on the moon during the next U.S. manned lunar mission. The announcement followed flag pole ceremonies in San Anselmo California where the town has declared itself a world city and flies the UN flag daily.
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San Anselmo
Calif
UPI
USA
United Nations
U.S
San Francisco
California
U.N
Woman Thrown From Car In Sunday Wreck Near City
Mrs. Charles E. Thompson, 38, of 40 W Washington St, injured when her car flipped onto its top against a utility pole on Washington Road. Treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in fair condition with possible back injuries. Patrol said case under investigation. Three other accidents reported with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Thompson
Washington St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Janice E. Totten
Warren
Mich
U.S. 250
Michael E. Hershiser
Shelby
Robert D. Williams
Plymouth
Hershiser
Ohio
Markets Cattle and Hog Prices Update
Markets show cattle at 600 head with gains up to 25 cents. prime steers 34 to 35, choice 32.50 to 34.50, standard 26.50 to 29.75, and fat hogs at 19.75 to 20.25 for 200 to 240 pounds. Calves steady at 45 to 50 for choice dealers. hogs slower with 240 to 280 pounds at 17 to 19.50 and sows 15 to 16.50.
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Witmer E. Border
Reed St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania
Fisher - Norwalk
First Baptist Church
Mabel Pohlman
Howard Kingsboro
Sheffield Lake
Donald Kingsboro
Lotag In
Kathleen Keysor
Upper Sandusky
Eva Fraley
Vermilion
Mary Slaughter
Avon Lake
Heaston-Hile
Paul Smith
Spring Grove Cemetery
Carey
Greenwich
Rose Fullager
Willard Area Hospital
Richland County
Greenwich Church of Christ
Sunnyside Farm Women’s Club
Lionel
Mabel) Jones
Euclid
Juanita Parratt
Chester Lowery
Geneva
Bryan Lowery
Spencer
Myers Funeral Home
Dan Humrichouser
Greenwich Greenlawn Cemetery
Pauline Kubach
Earl M. Kubach
Kubach- Smith Funeral Home
Florence
Florence Congregational Church
Women’s Fellowship of the Church
Kubach
Birmingham
August Kubach
Earl
Galion
Paul
Russell
Amherst
Elmer
Mildred) Herchler
Stanton Evelyn) Vincent
Fisher Funeral Home
Funeral
Paul Haering
Birmingham Cemetery
New Lexington Reservoir
Nea
Kim Stanley
Richard Attenborough
Continental Cablevision
Elsen
Crs Cielo
Griselda
Benedict Ave
Norwalk, O
Mayor’s Court
Moon
Flickinger Agency
Citizens Bank
Flickinger Insurance
Countrywide Theatres, Inc
East Main ST
Walt Disney Productions
Sohn John
Technicolor Panavision
City Loan Company
West Main St
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