648 Calls For Better Accounting Of Public Monies
The Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation, known as 648, met to reform accounting practices and consider hiring a local CPA. Discussion focused on budget overruns, carryover expenses, and the need for clearer monthly financial reports while awaiting a state audit.
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Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
648
Norwalk
James Rubright
Harold Freeman
Ian Irons
Bellevue
Irons
Rubright
George F. Linn Corp
Huron County
William Owens
Thomas Heydinger
State Retirement Fund
PERS
Linn Corp
Robert Klenk
Huron County Mental Health Society
Ohio
Klenk
City council weighs curb on junked cars eyesores
Safety Committee members and area tow services debated remedies for junked or disabled vehicles cluttering neighborhoods without destroying towing businesses. Councilman Richard Fritz noted complaints received from local residents and business owners during Tuesday night discussions.
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Richard Fritz
Roger McIntyre
M& M Welding and Towing
John Reilly
Reilly’s
Hill Top Gulf
Norbert Simon
North Side Gulf
Fritz
Ronald Freeman
McIntyre, Reilley
Simon
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Hartzel Obituary Heralds Life of Willard Clerk and Mason
Ernest R. Hartzel 89 of Willard died after a several-week illness at Willard Area Hospital. Born in Green Springs Ohio he was a retired B&O Railroad clerk and a 66-year Mason. Survived by son Thomas of Lavonia Mich four grandchildren two great grandchildren sister Mary June Maurer of Racine Wis. Services at Fink-Lindsey Funeral Home and First Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He was a longtime member of Golden Rule Lodge 562 and Golden Rule Chapter 167.
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Willard
Ernest R. Hartzel
Willard Area Hospital
Green Springs
Ohio
Hartzel
B&o Railroad
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Golden Rule Lodge
Thomas
Lavonia, Mich
Harold
Mary June) Maurer
Racine, Wis
Fink-Lindsey
Richard Bower
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroeville Waives Fee For Field
Monroeville Local Schools board met with the village council in a special session Tuesday night and approved waiving a $500 fee for Marsh Field use for football and other sports for the year. The waiver remains until funds are needed. The district hired Robert Seltzer Jr as maintenance custodian to work three hours daily cleaning the cafeteria and the rest on maintenance. Leo Morman and Evelyn Kamann were named substitute custodians. Thomas Moss will substitute as a bus driver and Jerry Schwan will serve as temporary mechanic one hour daily at the bus garage.
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Monroeville
Leo Morman
Evelyn Kamann
Thomas Moss
Jerry Schwan
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Michael Swingle
Swingle
W. Main St
Linn Center
Tiffin State Hospital
Courts
Mental Health Society
Norm Gallatin
Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Agency, Inc
Auto Junkyards Stump Council
Savings Branch
Save-By-Mail
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Home Savings & Loan Company
E. Main ST
Milan
New London
Thurs
Sandusky
Karen Leek
Holzaepfel’s
Sporting Goods
Sportswear
Team Outfitters
Holzaepfel
Hoover
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