Counterfeit Bill Display Traced Through County History
A folded counterfeit twenty from 1812 linked to John B. Jerome and John B. Flamond, once in Huron County, now shown in the courthouse case after surviving multiple relocations. Also noted are Kent State degrees for local residents and Penn State retirement of rural sociologist William M. Smith Jr, plus a new Sandusky baby Catherine Lamb.
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Huron County
Avery
Norwalk
Henry Timman
Sandusky Register
Bank of Pennsylvania
John B. Jerome
John B. Flamond
Jerome
Huron
Jeromesville
Ashland County
Huron River
Deborah Doerner
Thomas Uhl
New London
Kent State University
Miss Doerner
Uhl
Kent
Rio Grande College
Wedding Bells at St Joseph Church Monroeville
Elaine Amelia Smith and Ronald Allan Opper wed Aug 27 in an evening ceremony at St Joseph Catholic Church. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Smith and a 1975 St Francis High School graduate, works as translator and clerk for Migrant Health Office. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Chester Opper, a 1967 Monroeville Jt School and 1975 Ohio State University graduate, studying law at the University of Dayton. The bride wore white chiffon over taffeta gown with lace accents and carried white roses. Darlene Smith was maid of honor with Elaine Laux and Sue McFadden as bridesmaids. Best man Ken Wangler. ushers included Bill Opper, Richard Stockmaster, and John Smith. Music by Sisters of St Francis of Tiffin.
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Monroeville
Elaine Amelia Smith
Ronald Allan Opper
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Harvey M. Keller
Peter A. Smith
Norwalk
St. Francis High School
Tiffin
Migrant Health Office
Willard
Jt School
Ohio State University
University of Dayton, School of Law
Chester Opper
Darlene Smith
Elaine Laux
Sue McFadden
Sue Smith
Ken Wangler
Bill Opper
Richard Stockmaster
John Smith
The
Sisters of St. Francis
McRaes Mark 40 Years Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Harry McRae of 145 St Marys St celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary last Sunday in Elyria with 150 friends and relatives. They wed Sept 2 1936 in Berea and have lived in Norwalk since 1960. He retired from Columbia Gas Co last year. She is a secretary at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. They have five children Georgiana Scherz Susan Scheidler Bonnie Barbara Meng and Robert and ten grandchildren.
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Harry McRae
St. Mary’s St
Elyria
McRaes
Berea
Ohio
Norwalk
McRae
Columbia Gas Co
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Gary
Georgiana) Scherz
Thomas
Susan) Scheidler
Bonnie
Fred
Barbara) Meng
Robert
Lakeland
Fla
Fall Harvest Show Opens At Kingwood Center
Mansfield hosts the 23rd annual Fall Harvest Show by the Men's Garden Club at Kingwood Center. September 11 from 2 to 8 pm and September 12 from 10 am to 6 pm feature garden flowers fruits vegetables house plants terrariums and painted gourds for judging. Entries accepted 7 to 11 am Saturday.
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Mansfield
Men’s Garden Club of
Kingwood Center
Kingwood
School Lunch Menus Across Several Districts
Readable weekly menus show lunch options for Mon to Fri across St Paul New London Seneca East Ornwws South Central Monroeville Willard, featuring Meat Loaf, Hamburg Gravy, Sloppy Joes, Fish Sandwiches, Spaghetti Dinner, and various sides and desserts Read across days and districts noting no school on Labor Day in New London and occasional spelling variations in dish names.
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New London
South Central
Monroeville
Local Churches Plan Revival and Services Next Week
The Church of God hosts a revival led by Rev Terry McBeath next week Monday through Friday at 7 p.m with special singing. Assembly of God welcomes Rev Daniel Barth of Vermilion for Sunday services. St Peter’s week for food bank begins with Rally Sunday and the Septemberfest bazaar Saturday 1 to 7 p.m. with dinner 5 to 7 p.m. Additional activities include choir rehearsals, Communion in Ernsthausen Chapel, and various committee meetings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McBeath
Daniel Barth
Vermilion ST. Paul's Catholic Church
St Peter's
Ernsthausen Chapel
Fellowship Hall
Heloise tips and lunch box organizing ideas
A reader shares daily lunch box boxes five for each weekday keep fruits in the fridge labeled june fruit and tea in fridge to ease morning routines. The method gives kids ready sandwiches and reduces snack disputes while mom stays happier.
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Mom
Betty King
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James J. Kacmarsky
Garcia Drive
University of Akron
Timothy A. Hollinger
Jeffrey B. Stoller
University
William M. Smith, JR
Pennsylvania Stateniversity
College of Agriculture
Penn State
Graduate School
Pennsylvania
Governor's Committee
White House
Smith Pennsylvania Council On Family Relations
Pennsylvania Association of Marriage and Family Counselors
James Lamb
Sandusky
Catherine
Wakeman, Ohio
MR. and
Mrs
Norwalk Christian Women’s Club
Vanson's
Milan
Elmer Keller
John Blakeman
Alaska
Mohican Audubon Society
Blakeman
Firelands Audubon Society
ST Paul
Church of Christ
Church ¢ Christ
Paul
Edward Schaub
Church OF God
Assembly OF God
First United Presbyterian Church
Frank Storch
Board of Deacons
ST. Peter Lutheran Ch" Rch
First United Methodist Church
Heloise
Catherine G. Staines
State of Ohio Department of Insurance
Certificate OF Compliance
State OF
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Jacksonville
Tillagcis
Furetn
Beeccaden
Evilut Ted Assets
Liabilitif
CatTtat
Rome
In Fronce
Clancy's
Milan Ave
Solanan
Solarians
Ming Bond
Lange
Solonan
Armstrong
Interior, Inc
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