Car Demolished After Swerve To Avoid Dog In Greenwich
A car driven by Kent S Bacon 18 of Greenwich skidded off Greenwich Milan Townline Road to avoid a dog striking a bridge. He was treated and released from Willard Area Hospital. Others involved include Clarence R Yoho 56 of New Castle Pa and Morris A VanVlerah 40 of 234 East Main St with injuries at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent S. Bacon
Greenwich
Greenwich- Milan Townline
U.S. 224
Bacon
Willard Area Hospital
Clarence R. Yoho
New Castle
Morris A. VanVlerah
East Main St
U.S
Lais Road
Glenn Gang, Jr
Harkness St
van Vlerah
Gang
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
van Vierah
Norwalk Utility Committee to Review Water and Sewer Rates
Norwalk's utility study panel will meet tonight to finalize proposed water rates and start sewer rate talks. Members Edward Still James Ewell Robert Hill and Anthony Petrosino join Service Director William V. Mount and other officials in a closed session with a likely water and sewer rate increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Edward Still
James Ewell
Robert Hill
Anthony Petrosino
William V. Mount
Dump Truck Driver Cited In Accident
A dump truck driver was charged with driving left of center after a crash on Jefferson Street at Valley Park Drive. Leonard Sickinger, 26, said he deployed brakes but could not stop before striking Phyllis Smith’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Michael Sickinger
Johnson Road
Stokely van Camp
Jefferson Street
Valley Park Drive
Norwalk
Sickinger
Phyllis Jane Smith
Hickory St
Michael Lewis Burk
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk Furniture Company
Thomas Seitz
Corwin Street
Susan Marie Bores
Monroeville
North Prospect Street
Church of God
Monroeville Boy and Willard Girl Win Jr Fair Titles
Jim Smetzer 17 of Bellevue and Gary Nuhfer 15 of Willard earned runner-up spots as the county 4-H fair crowned its junior king and queen. The fair featured the pony and garden tractor pulls, with $30 first prizes and a 13 foot six inch pull distance. Attendance was reported up as exhibits and open class entries reach record levels, including more ponies and sheep than prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smetzer
Northwest
Bellevue
Jim
FFA
Gary Nuhfer
Willard
Huron County
Paul Burns
Central Ohio Pony Pulling Association
Burns
Enrollment Drops in New London District
New London School District sees a 43 pupil drop in total enrollment from last year. End of first week shows 1,420 students in kindergarten through grade 12, with eighth grade at 118 the largest class, followed by seventh and third grades with 114 and 112 students respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Huron County Fair Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists events from Wednesday to Sunday including Junior Fair Judging, Open Class Dairy Judging, pony and garden tractor pulls, harness racing, draft horse hitch classes, country music, Hurricane Hell Drivers, a Junior Fair Livestock Sale, Horsecapades Show, High School Bands, and a Demolition Derby. Counts of events and times emphasize a full week of fair activities across Huron County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page County
Hurricane Hell
Regional Planners To View Revisions In County Surveys
Huron County Regional Planning Commission will receive the sewer and water survey and the revision of the county soil survey on Sept. 17. Fred Aten and Hayhurst of the Soil Conservation Service will present the updated soil survey, dating back to 1942. Mel Hoehler of Floyd Browne and Associates will present the village and rural sewer and water survey funded by a Farmers' Home Administration grant. The reviews aim to guide county water needs for 20 years and future growth. The meeting will be open to the public and copies will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Richard C. Flint
Fred Aten
Hayhurst
Soil Conservation Service
Mel Hoehler
Floyd
August Sales Taxes Increase Across Ohio Counties
Ohio tax collections for August rose 8.59 percent from August 1968, state figures show. Totals across 88 counties reached 38,590,123 dollars, with Huron County up 17.04 percent to 102,145 dollars as reported by State Treasurer John D. Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John D. Herbert
Huron County
Wakeman's Campbell given graduate assistantship at Bob Jones University
Dean Russell Campbell of Wakeman receives a graduate assistantship in physical education at Bob Jones University in Greenville South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville, S. C
Russell Campbell
Wakeman
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Norwalk Reflector subscription rates listed
The Norwalk Reflector announces subscription prices for local carrier service and mail delivery. Rates are 45 cents per week in certain areas, 21 dollars per year in Huron and Erie Counties, and 28.60 dollars per year elsewhere in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Tom Anderson
Huron County Fairgrounds
Star-View Drive-In
West
Paramount Pictures
Romeo
Juliet
Mparamoun Pictual
Jane Fonda i
Blazers
Eva Gschop
Kingston
N.Y
Vienna
Austria
UPI
Salarie
Tri-City Distributing CO
Wagner Breweries, Inc
Columbus
Terry's Drive-In
Huron County Fair
Reflector
E. Monroe
Reflector-Herald Inc
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Hodges
Mark Hodges
Beaverdam
Center
Ashland County
Karen Kern
Pat
Joe DaPore
UPI Telephoto
Columbia Pictures
Filmways Presents
Martin Ranschoff
Panavision
Technicolor
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