Unidentified Cars Cause Two Norwalk Area Crashes
Two Norwalk men were injured in separate crashes investigated by the Baybridge Patrol Post. Windsor Wood 25 of Norwalk was treated for a back injury after a left of center collision on Rt 113. Hugo Sails 31 of Norwalk is in fair condition with a fractured leg following a second Rt 250 crash involving an unidentified passing vehicle. Wagner Daniels 25 of Milan was treated for head injuries and bruises.
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Norwalk
Baybridge
Windsor Wood
Rt. 3
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Rt 113
Wood
Hugo Sails
Glover Ave
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Wagner. Daniels
Rt. 1
Milan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Sails
Daniels
Strick
Thirty five Summoned For County Grand Jury Duty
Thirty five persons have been summoned for grand jury duty for the term beginning Sept 27. Names include Frances McLaughlin Christina Spoerr Martha Blatt John Ruffing Martha Dawson Ralph Burras James Fritz Barbara Benya Joseph Werner Rex Lantz Metaprice Mary Pat Reineck Paul Collama and others from Norwalk New London Monroeville Willard Wakeman Collins Plymouth and Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Frances McLaughlin
Christina N. Spoerr
Martha E. Blatt
John Ruffing
Martha Dawson
Ralph Burras
James N. Fritz
Barbara Benya Joseph Werner
Rex Lantz
Metaprice
Mary Pat Reineck
Paul Collama
Trailer Park Owner Fined for Health Violations
Raymond J. Best, owner of Best Trailer Park in East Norwalk, was found guilty of violating orders from the Huron County Board of Health. He was fined 100 dollars and costs with 50 dollars suspended if two violations are corrected within a set period. The board had given him until August 20 to comply with improvements or face legal action. Sanitarians had previously filed deficiency reports with the board.
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Raymond J. Best
Best
East Norwalk
Huron County Board of Health
Board of Health
Flag etiquette and used car ad from Porter Ford Milan
A reader quotes a naval officer on proper flag care including washing and mending, then shifts to Porter Ford Co. advertising used cars and low prices. The piece ties flag symbolism to the dealer's pledge of loyalty and value, ending with contact details for Route 250 Bypass Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Ford CO
Milan
Two Accidents Investigated by Norwalk Police
Norwalk city police investigated two weekend accidents. Richard D. Witter, 33, Monroeville, and Mary Celeste Amato, 16, were involved in a collision on South Linwood Avenue near Meeks Pastry Shop. Witter, cited for failure to yield the right of way. A second crash at Cline and Glover damaged a car, a boat trailer, and two cars. Geraldine M. Dailey, 46, was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Norwalk
Richard D. Witter
Monroeville
Mary Celeste Amato
Unity Lane
Witter
Meek
Linwood Avenue
Miss Amato
Cline
Glover
Geraldine M. Dailey
Richard I. Dennis
Ashland
Greenwich Gas Rates To Expire In 1967
Greenwich Village Council will discuss a new gas ordinance at the next meeting. Paul Fackler of Columbia Gas of Ohio said the 4 year gas ordinance signed in 1963 will expire in February 1967 and he will present new figures. Mayor Kochis noted August fines and forfeitures totaling 243 dollars were collected for the general fund. A joint Planning Development and Park Board meeting is set for September 27 to discuss a $5650 federal grant recently approved for Greenwich.
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Greenwich Village
Paul Fackler
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Shelby
Kochis
Greenwich
Village Planning and Development Board
Park Board
South Central PTA Opens 1966-67 Year At Greenwich High
GREENWICH The South Central Parent-Teacher Organization will hold its first meeting of the 1966-67 school year at 8 p.m. Thursday at South Central High School. President Mrs. Richard Keefer urged all parents of children in Greenwich’s three grade schools and high school to attend. A brief business meeting will be followed by a reception for new teachers and a door prize.
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Greenwich
South Central Parent-Teacher Organization
PTO
South Central High School
Richard Keefer
South Central
Keefer
United Fund Supports Retarded School Program in Norwalk
The Retarded School Program in Huron County provides education hot lunches and summer activities for mentally handicapped children. Cost per child is about $900 yearly with state subsidy of $300 and local tuition about $275 in Norwalk. United Funds and community groups contribute, six Norwalk area children are involved.
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United Fund
Huron County
Norwalk
United Funds
Norwalk Area
New Voting Machine Demonstrated by County Officials
A Print-O-Matic voting machine used to count and tally ballots was demonstrated to the Huron County Board of Elections and technicians. Four machines are owned with six more to be rented for November, and several Norwalk and area precincts will deploy the newer system.
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Huron County Board of Elections
4-H Livestock Sale Totals 215 Heads Bring $27,549
In Huron County Junior Fair livestock sale 235 head sold for a total of 27,549 dollars. Grand champion Angus owned by Joel Ross sold to W I Mead Co of Norwalk for 80 cents per pound. Other top animals included a reserve Angus sold to Dan's Food Liner for 40 cents per pound and a grand champion hog to Schild's IGA Foodliner for one dollar per pound. The sale featured multiple 4-H clubs and buyers including Waldock Packing Co and Producers Livestock Assoc. of Cleveland.
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Huron County
Fairgrounds
Joel Ross
Wakeman Blue Ribbon
W.I. Mead Co
Norwalk
Steve Siesel
Sherman Carpenters & Cowboys
Dan’s
Schild
IGA Foodliner
Dennis Wilcox
North Fairfield Junior Farmers
Scott Wheeler
North Fairfield
Waldock Packing Co
Sandusky
Richard Brooks
Routh Packing Co
Richard
Peru Panthers
Paul Seasly
Norwich - Richmond Workers
Ronald Smith
Willard Ffa
Albright Equipment Co
Monroeville
Clifford Smith
New Haven
Farmers 4-H Club
Producers Livestock Assoc
Cleveland
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Arthur Bauman
Willard
James Rhome
New London
Harold F. Cooke
Ethel Hodges
Don R. Bauer
Gladys Hall
Wilma Rumbaugh
Nelson V. Lanz
Clarence H. Lasch
Robert Janotta
Ralph J. Mahl
Warren Jump
Dis Beverly
Melvin Anderson
Wakeman
Ruth Byron
Robert Bement
Ruth Harris
Ruth Ross
Collins
Norma Bilton
Neil Slessman
Lucille van Loo
Plymouth
Lloyd D. Signs
Department
Board
Larry Porter
Don Wilcox
IGA
Nick Hahn
A Panther Theatre
Ohio
South Central Pta
Bellevue
Ridge
Pleasant
Stark’s
Fairfield Village
High Council Room
Wakeman School
Grange Hall
Steiber Implement Co
Stephen Hester
Bronson West Side Hustlers
4- H Club
al Smith
Ronnie le Sage
20Th Century Farmers 4-H Club
Insurance and Real Estate
Citizens Bank
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
Tareyton
W. Main ST
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
Sauerkraut
Vera Lodge
Gorden
Tom Sanger
Mrs. Theo. Russ
Joyce Long
Lily Glenn
Corwin
E.N. Eby
Monroe
H.F. Dible
St. Mary
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