Sunday liquor on New Haven Township ballot first in Huron County
Sunday liquor sales appear on New Haven Township ballots next Tuesday in a two part referendum. Section one would allow all liquor permit holders to sell on Sundays while section two would permit Sunday sales only in restaurants with food over half of gross receipts. A simple majority on either section passes.
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New Haven Township
Huron County
General Assembly
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Robert Hertenstein
Hertenstein
Infant Injured In Mishap At Fitchville Intersection
A two week old baby boy was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a car driven by Steven P. Shoudt failed to stop at the junction of U S 250 and Ohio 162 at Fitchville. Shoudt, Nancy Shoudt and their infant son were northbound when the vehicle left the road, struck an embankment, and ended in a soybean field. Shoudt was charged with failure to obey a stop sign.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
U.S. 250
Ohio 162
Fitchville
Steven P. Shoudt
Port Clinton
Nancy
Steven
Shoudt
State Highway Patrol
Mansfield to Host District 10 Ohio Bar Event
Attorneys and judges from eight north central Ohio counties meet in Mansfield for the annual District 10 OSBA program hosted by Richland County Bar Association. Judge Milligan discusses Domestic Relations and New Civil Rules. Jules Roach delivers remarks on The New Civil Rules and Service of Process. OSBA President Ulrich speaks at the evening banquet, titled Down the Road a Piece.
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Jules N. Roach
Webster, Barclay, Heavilin
Five Plea To Drunk Driving
Five men faced Common Pleas Court on drunken driving charges. Raymond Parsons changed to guilty and was fined 200 dollars, jailed three days, and had license suspended 30 days. Jack R. Gantz and Eugene C. Phillips pled guilty and received similar terms. Robert H. Sanger was fined 200 dollars and jailed 30 days with three days suspended on payment. Charles E. McCoy was fined 200 dollars and 10 days in jail with license rules. James M. McCoy faced 100 dollar fine and 10 days jail with suspension if paid.
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Common Pleas
Raymond Parsons
Wellington
John B. Kline
Willard
Eugene C. Phillips
North Fairfield
Jack R. Gantz
Key Estates
Robert H. Sanger
Rural Republic
Huron County
Charles E. McCoy
Attica
James M. McCoy
Charles McCoy
Woman Reports Stolen Billfold With $90 in Norwalk
A Clairsville O woman told police her billfold containing 90 dollars was taken from her purse while it sat in a service station car repair area in Norwalk. She noted her purse was left in the car.
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Clairsville
Norwalk
Geraldine Heskey
Classified Ads Offer Round-the-Clock Service
Full-time performers advertised to handle ads around the clock. Call 662-4241 to place your listing.
Voss Pleads Not Guilty In Robbery Case
Walter Voss Jr. 45, formerly of Milan, pleads not guilty to robbing Red Head Oil Co. in Monroeville where his son works. He appeared in Common Pleas Court to answer grand larceny after being caught Friday near the Ohio West Virginia line at Pomeroy. He is jailed on 2500 cash or 5000 property bond. A gas station attendant said Voss drove up about 530 am, displayed a gun, and demanded money. part of it was recovered.
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Walter Voss, Jr
Milan
Red Head Oil Co
Monroeville
Voss
Ohio- West Virginia
Pomeroy
Delbert Voss
Richard Goetze
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