Fire Destroys North Fairfield Barn
A barn owned by Mr and Mrs Haldon C Smith of North Fairfield was destroyed by fire Thursday evening. The 35 by 55 foot structure held 15 tons of hay and straw and three cattle were saved by Greg Smith and two passersby before firefighters arrived. North Fairfield volunteers and Greenwich firefighters fought the blaze, remaining on scene until about 10 p.m.
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Haldon C. Smith
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Monroeville Suit Settled Over Underground Cable Dispute
The Clyde Andersons sued the Village of Monroeville for 3000 in February 1972 claiming an underground cable across their North Street property was installed without permission in 1971. The Common Pleas Court records show the case settled on September 14.
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Missing New London band truck stirs rumors and no leads
The New London High School Band truck, a 1964 International, vanished Tuesday with 85 to 90 parkas aboard valued at 700 to 1000 dollars. Police say no leads exist and rumors are unfounded as the band prepares to play tonight despite the loss. The truck sat behind James VanSickle's home. the parkas are insured and worn only in cold or rain.
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James VanSickle
Western Reserve High School
VanSickle
van Sickle
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