Annexation Hearing Set for Wessor Corp in Willard Area
The Huron County Commissioners scheduled a hearing at 10 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 15 on Wessor Corp petition to annex 19.2 acres along Ohio 103 east of Willard. Martin J. Wegman of Wessor Corp met with officials Thursday to discuss plans for a 12 unit apartment complex facing Ohio 99, marking the initial step in area development.
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Wessor Corp
Willard
Huron County Commissioners
Martin J. Wegman
Ohio 103
Ohio 99
Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted Column Sparks Careers
In Norwalk, the Reflector highlights a variety of job openings across local firms. Listings call for skilled tradespeople, administrative staff, and drivers, with details on application methods and deadlines.
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Stunt Driver Aims To Break High Flyer Record At Norwalk
Gene Roberts a 25 year old Huron County native and professional high flyer plans to fly over ten cars to set a new world record at Norwalk Dragway within weeks. He has performed at drag strips and county fairs across the country and began after a dare in Willard. Roberts says the date will be Oct 1 or 2 if approved.
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Gene Roberts
Huron County
Norwalk Dragway
Roberts
Willard
Jessie Mundy
Woodlawn Ave
Sandusky man charged after rear-end collision on US 250
Robert C. Welch, 28, of 99 E Monroe Street, Sandusky, was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after his vehicle struck the rear of Nancy J. Meyers, 21, of Sandusky, as Meyers slowed for traffic five miles south of the Ohio 2 bypass on Monday. No injuries were reported.
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Sandusky
Robert C. Welch
E. Monroe Sr
State Highway Patrol
Welch
Nancy J. Meyers
Townsend Fish Fry Promises Food and Fun Friday
EAST TOWNSEND The Townsend Fire Department schedules its annual fish fry at the East Townsend Town Hall from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday with a bake sale by the Fire Belles Auxiliary and a $100 drawing. In separate news, Janet M. Fisher backed into a car on Monroe Street near 23 Whittlesey Ave Monday, causing minor damage to both vehicles. no citations were issued.
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East Townsend
Monroe Street
Whittlesey Ave
Janet M. Fisher
Stoutenburg Dr
Fisher Auto
Jack Mead
N. Hester St
Will Fresh Get Deferments This Fall
Selective Service officials announced that new college freshmen may not receive student deferments. Director Curtis W. Tarr indicated that those entering school this summer or enrolling this fall may lose deferment eligibility if Congress passes changes to the Selective Service Act, with Senate action expected in September.
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Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Congress
Senate
New Teachers Introduced at St Mary and Maplehurst Schools
Constance M. Burns of Norwalk joins St Mary School as a first and fourth grade teacher handling science social studies and health. Joanne Lepard of North Lewisburg becomes Maplehurst School's new third grade teacher after two years in Sandusky.
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Constance M._ Burns
Norwalk
St. Mary School
Lovers Lane Road
Bowling Green State University
Miss Burns
Maplehurst School
Joanne Lepard
Maplehurst
Sandusky
Larry
Mrs. Lepard
Ohio Northern University
North
Lewisburg
Lepards
Summit Street
Wakeman Plans New Police Car Purchase and Training
Village council approves buying a 1972 police cruiser with or without trade in and installs new radio gear. Bids open Oct 18 with delivery by year end. Council funds up to 300 for auxiliary officer Gene Croxford’s 16 week training, with EHOVE or Vanguard options and hours tailored to his Vermilion post office job. The village may compensate him for service regardless of return.
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Wakeman
Paul Burns
Gerald Eaton
Eaton
Burns
Council
Gene Croxford
North Star Police Association
Vanguard Vocational School
Fremont
Croxford
Ehove Vocational School
EHOVE
Vermilion Post Office
Village considers 24 hour answering service for police fire
Carl Gerber owner of Gerber Funeral Home proposed a 100 dollar monthly 24 hour answering service to police and fire departments to reduce 20 phone rings during false alarms. Council postponed action until fire committee meets September 21. Fall trash pickup set for October 4-5 with curb by 8 am. Mayor eyed computer billing for water and more auxiliary officers. river discharge permits discussed.
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Wakeman
Carl Gerber
Gerber
Paul Burns
Burns
Lyle Miller
Board of Public Affairs
Donor Totals Rise As Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Norwalk
One hundred eighty six units of blood were donated to the Red Cross during the Norwalk visit on Monday. Donors include Alfred Statzer of North Fairfield an eight gallon donor and Cleo Widman of Norwalk with five gallons. Three gallon givers were Diane Van der Waarden Ida Fries James Ewell and Burley Sharbaugh all from Norwalk. Two gallon donors were Dewey Varney Sharon Reinecker and Ernestine Geis of Norwalk. First gallon gifts came from Margaret Webb Monroeville Viona Carey Collins and Traudel Brutsche of Norwalk.
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Red Cross
Norwalk
Alfred Statzer
North Fairfield
Cleo Widman
Diane van der Waarden
Ida Fries
James Ewell
Burley Sharbaugh
Dewey Varney
Sharon Reinecker
Ernestine Geis
Margaret Webb
Monroeville
Viona Carey
Collins
Traudel Brutsche
City Firemen Renovate Norwalk Fire Station Lounge
Firemen at Norwalk expect a $400 remodel of the station lounge with new walls and a ceiling. Capt. Elmer McGuckin notes this is the first renovation since the 1968 repaint for a firemen's convention.
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Norwalk
Elmer McGuckin
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