Would Be Burglars On Prowl In City Norwalk
Police investigate multiple break ins in Norwalk with three offices rifled at the Farmers Production Credit Association on Whittlesey Avenue, a failed entry via back door lock, and a suspect description. Separate reports note a break in at 422 East Seminary Street with a pried door and broken window. and an attempted entry to a trailer at 103 Jefferson Street with a cut screen and pried window.
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Norwalk
Farmers Production Credit Association
Whittlesey Avenue
Robert M. Calhoun
Michael Wayne Goostree
E. Seminary St
Goostree
Frank Gilbert Burdue
Jefferson Street
Burdue
Largest animal claim paid after stray dog incidents in Huron County
The Huron County Commissioners approved a 465 payment for 21 animals from Walter Siesel farm in Sherman Township after 15 ewes and lambs were killed and six injured. Total June to August claims reached 1005 with witness fees of 68. Other claims: Parker 72.70. Curtis Todd 90. Allan Todd 36. Donald Hettel 20. Ralph Mahl 20. Willard Barnes 197. Ralph Lee 105. Two men faced fines in Common Pleas Court for liquor offenses.
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Huron County
Walter Siesel
Sherman Township
Earl Parker
Fairfield
Curtis Todd
Wakeman
Allan Todd
Donald Hettel
Norwalk
Ewe
Ralph Mahl
Sherman
Willard Barnes
Clarksfield
Ralph Lee
Greenwich
Three fair injuries and a car damage report at Norwalk event
At the Huron County Fair two children and a teen were treated after rides or an animal bite. Timothy Wiseman 15 Milan was bitten by a dog while Kermit Starkey 8 of 44 West Washington St. was hurt on the Tilt-A-Whirl. Timothy Edward Nicholes 4 of North Fairfield was dragged under a ride unit and treated then released. A Norwalk woman reported car damage including a broken headlight and fender at multiple local locations.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Timothy Wiseman
Milan
Kermit Starkey
West Washington St
Huron County Fair
Fairgrounds
Timothy Edward Nicholes
Floyd Nicholes
North Fairfield
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Lost Billfold Returned After Norwalk High Game
Donna Haines reported a lost billfold at Norwalk High School football game. Mike Gahagan found the wallet at Whitney Field, retrieved it from older boys, and returned it with contents intact.
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Donna Haines
Corwin St
Miss Haines
Norwalk
Whitney Field
Mike Gahagan
N. Garden St
Tiffin Man Wins Demolition Derby Grand Prize
Ed Smith of Tiffin won the Demolition Derby feature at the Huron County Fairgrounds on Saturday night, earning 100 dollars and a trophy. He also took 50 dollars for winning the first heat, with Lloyd Matthews and Eric Scherer taking second and third in the feature. The event drew packed grandstands, with spectators along fences and even in trees and on a roof to view the races.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
Ed Smith
Tiffin
Lloyd Matthews
Eric Scherer
Sandusky
Hourdenshield
Dick LeGron
John D’bringer
Kathleen Harris
Paul Burns
Plastics Exhibit Planned At EHOVE
The Society of Plastics Engineers will sponsor a plastics exhibit at the EHOVE dedication on Sept. 27 and 28. Eleven Norwalk firms and others will participate. The event runs 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
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EHOVE
Society of Plastics Engineers
David G. Moore
Clevite Corporation
Milan
Society of Plastics
Harris
Three Injured In NL Accident On North Main Street
Three New London residents were injured in a two car crash on North Main Street at 12 40 p m Saturday. Connie Fuller 20 was taken to the Cleveland Clinic in satisfactory condition after transfer from Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Willie Hunter 24 and Danny Bassler 20 also suffered injuries with facial cuts and a broken nose reported. The Hunter vehicle struck Everett Carroll 22 and traveled 317 feet before hitting a fire plug and a tree. Police Chief Kenneth Marr said the case remains under investigation.
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New London
North Main Street
Connie Fuller
Cleveland Clinic
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Willie R. Hunter
Fisher-Titus
Danny Bassler
Kenneth Marr
Hunter
Everett Carroll
Carroll
North Main
Cedar Street
Marr
City Driver Cited In Sunday Accident
Benny Abad Santos aged 59 of 28 N Foster St was cited for failure to yield after pulling into the path of a northbound car driven by Dale Ivan Perkins 17 of 14 Bouscau St at the Monroe Whittlesey intersection Sunday night. A Milan driver was also cited for failure to yield after his car lurched into another on East Main Street Saturday night. James Clifford Beare 16 of North Hester Street left onto East Main Street and Randall Joseph Yates 20 of New London turned right from South Hester Street into Beare. Beare said his brake failed and his car lurched into Yates. A Slow Children Playing sign on Fryen Street was struck while Addie Mae Webb 53 of 60 N Pleasant St turned her head to check her children. The sign bent at a 45 degree angle. Mrs Webb was charged with driving without a license. James C Frazier 40 of 58 E Elm St backed from his driveway and was charged with failure to yield after striking Herbert Ronald Vanover 34 of Akron.
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Benny Abad Santos
N. Foster St
Monroe-Whittlesey
Dale Ivan Perkins
Bouscau St
Whittlesey Avenue
Monroe Street
Santos
Norwalk
Perkin
Milan
East Main Street
James Clifford Beare
North Hester Street
Randall Joseph Yates
New London
South Hester Street
East Main
Beare
Yates
Fryen Street
Addie Mae Webb
N. Pleasant Street
Fryen
James C. Frazier
E. Elm St
Herbert Ronald Vanover
Akron
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Huron County Common Pleas
Wilbur W. Burchfield
Wooster
Everett Edward Rice
E. Main St
Guadalupe Martinez Esquivel
W. Elm Sr
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Esquivel
Citizens National Bank
Wayne G. Cronk
St. Clair St
Monroeville
Raymond Smith
Smith
Tiffin Man
Matthews
Scherer
Ray Sharpe, Jr
Carl Hoyles
Attica
Howard
Fair Board
Burns
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Mansfield, Ohio
UPI
United Telephone Co
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
United
CMN
W. Main ST
Jim Smith
Kubach-Smith
Iss State
Dacron
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