Bricks and Straw Fly on Rural Roads in Separate Crashes
State Highway Patrol investigated two crashes yesterday. A semitrailer jackknifed to avoid a collision on routes 224 and 13 as bricks from the load struck two parked cars, with Franklin L. Potts and unidentified motorists involved. A mailbox on route 99 near Monroeville was struck by 20 bales of straw from William P. Foreman’s truck, leaving the box with contusions and a fractured spinal column.
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State Highway Patrol
Franklin L. Potts
Taylor
Mich
Monroeville
William P. Foreman
Foreman
Rules Outlined For Elections
New London. John Hogsett, chairman of the Huron County Board of Elections, outlines eligibility for the November 3 election. A resident of Huron County and the voter’s precinct for 40 days before election day qualifies. First time voters who are 21 on election day and US citizens may vote. Absent ballot forms are available from the County Board of Elections and must be returned by October 29. deadlines differ for residents inside and outside US continental limits. Ballots must arrive by 12 noon October 30, 1964.
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New London
John Hogsett
Huron County Board of Elections
Huron County
United States
County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Kennel Club Explains Guide Dogs With Alma Stoddard Obie
Mrs. Alma Stoddard spoke to the Huron County Kennel Club with guide dog Obie about how guide dogs work and daily life for the blind. She noted that the handler decides when to cross and that dogs may sense danger and deter crossing.
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Kennel Club
Alma Stoddard
Huron County Kennel Club
Gary L. Snyder
Obie
Mrs. Stoddard
New London Council Lets Sewer Contract
The New London village council awarded the Bonney Creek storm sewer contract to Mansfield's Roland A. Getz. Six bids were reviewed after earlier omissions. solicitor Walter Hite ruled the bids legal, and Getz's bid of 14 336 dollars was the lowest. The council also discussed FHA help for a village swimming pool and approved renewals and sales ordinances. Dean Bailey was named a volunteer fireman.
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New London
Bonney Creek
Roland A. Getz
Mansfield
Walter Hite
Getz
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Hite
Milton O. Corbin Dies Grange Leader at 58
Milton O. Corbin a Wil lard area sheet metal worker and Grange leader died at his home at 5 30 a m He was 58 and had past open heart surgery He served as master of Willard Grange and deputy master of Huron County Grange Survived by widow Mildred three sisters and three brothers Funeral set for 2 p m Friday at Secor Funeral Home burial in New Haven Cemetery
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Willard - Milton O. Corbin
Huron County Grange
Route
Here
Mr. Corbin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard Grange
Evangelical United Brethers Church
International Association of Sheet Metal Workers
Henry County
Grace Shade
Willard
Floyd
North Brook, Ill
Ernest
Mansfield
Secor Funeral Home
Harry Adams
New Haven Cemetery
Tuesday Preview At The Fair Opens With Chilly Scenes
The article describes a cold opening night as officials concessionaires and exhibitors prep for the fair. Teens roam the grounds while pony pulls sheep hogs and hogs are weighed. Today marks the start of judging and a year of work for 4 H participants as the fair unfolds.
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Pete Mohn
Paul Burns
Burns
New London Library Notes 1964 Staffing and New Arrivals
Mrs Elbert French announces assistant librarians Mrs Kenneth Kirkpatrick and Mrs Leonard Mackles for the 1964 school year. Four senior staff members Ms Reid Smith Weiner White assist. five juniors train. Sophomore volunteers aid door checking. two special education students help straighten books. Adult shelves receive new titles including Mystery The Sad Variety The Incongruous Spy Two Sets to Murder You Only Live Twice and more non fiction titles.
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New London
Elbert French
New London Public Library
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Leonard Mackles
Kirkpatrick
French
Mackles
Library
School Library Service
Alice Reid
Kathleen Smith
Esther Weiner
Carole White
Louise Bartow
Melanie Esch
Janet Johnson
Jill McCullough
Donna Snyder
Maryle Hickok
Jane Baker
Elizabeth Frank
Bonnie Ferrell
Blake
LeCarre
Peters
Fleming
Democratic Women Elect Officers at Norwalk Meeting
The Wakeman Women’s Club met at Mrs. Helen Brady’s home in Norwalk to elect officers. Wakeman attendees included Mrs. Catherine Dunn and Mrs. Eugene Szabo. Officers chosen for the coming year are Irene Schlatter president, Catherine Dunn first vice president, Mildred DeNeen second vice president, Brady secretary, Verna Riley treasurer, and Helen Wragg auditor.
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Wakeman
Huron County
Democratic Womens Club
Helen Brady
Norwalk
Catherine Dunn
Eugene Szabo
Irene Schlatter
Mildred DeNeen
Brady
Verna Riley
Helen Wragg
Kiwanis Meet At Fair Grounds For Dinner And Tour
The Norwalk Kiwanis Club will meet at the Huron County fair grounds at noon Thursday for dinner and a tour of the fair. John K. Wells county agent said those needing transportation meet at the Huron County Bank parking lot at 11 30 a m. Those going directly to the fair enter through the south gate and will be met by Harold Veitch.
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Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Huron County Fair
John K. Wells
Huron County Bank
Harold Veitch
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Doris M. Burkett
Daniel Hall
Greenwich
Burkett
New London Council
Dean Bailey
Milton O. Corbin
Huron County Ladies Sheriff’s Posse
New London Library Notes
Monomoy
Cozzens
Vining
Lion Wertenbaker
Schweitzer
McKnight
Shy
Dick McLaughlin
Mount Union
Brent
Woods New Mohair
Kodeil
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