Stormy night hits Willard Bank and water main on West Main
Lightning set off the burglar alarm at Willard United Bank on East Main Street during an evening storm. Rain totaled 1.2 inches with hail and wind as a water main at Roy Back's West Main Street home gushed until shut off. Open house at Ideal Appliancenter on Monroe Street showcases a $16,000 remodel completed mid August with new small appliances. Robert A. Faut, 19, of Wakeman, pleads not guilty to a $200 bad check in Common Pleas Court. bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property. he is also wanted on a Erie County warrant.
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North Fairfield
Willard United Bank
East Main Street
Roy
West Main Street
Ideal Appliancenter
E. Monroe St
William Landenburg
Hée
Landenburg
Robert A. Faut
Wakeman
Common Pleas Court
Faut
New Mexico
Holman Jewelers
John Borgia
Erie County
Strike Wages to Resume Talks as Norwalk Plant Standoff Extends
Norwalk furniture plant strike enters day four as Teamsters and management await a meeting date. Picketing by 17 Teamster workers continues with about 40 inside, while some 300 Upholsterers International Union members honor lines and three pickets stand outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Teamsters
Teamster
Pioneer Co. Head Sells Out May Beworth Looms In Willard
Pioneer Rubber Co of Willard sells 25 percent of its common stock to Sherwood Medical Industries of Brunswick Ohio. Jack H. Gibson, president since 1949, owns shares sold with his family. The deal values shares at about 50 to 55 dollars each with future cash or stock sale of remaining shares. Pioneer employs over 700 workers in Willard and Attica.
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Willard
Pioneer Rubber Company
Sherwood Medical Industries, Inc
Brunswick
Ohio
Jack H. Gibson
Pioneer
Sherwood
Gibson
John C. Gibson
John Gibson
Pioneer Rubber
Willard and
Attica
Final Day Voters Register in Norwalk County
Voters crowded Norwalk area precincts on the last day to register for the November election. By afternoon most city precincts had under six new registrations, with 78 registering at the county Board of Elections office. The county plans two staff per precinct to close the final day, costing the county $1,998, as about 16,000 of 23,000 eligible residents had already registered. Many registrations occurred at VFW Hall Milan Avenue and St. Paul’s Social Hall, while turnout varied by precincts and some voters registered while shopping or at rummage events.
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Norwalk
Board of Elections
VFW
Milan Avenue
Norwalk-Milan
Knights of Columbus
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Armstrong
Neil Armstrong
New London
John Guthrie
Sandusky
Moon
Bolt
Pohl
BankAmericard
Pioneer Co
Maplehurst
Steak House
Milan Rd
Perkins Ave
Sandusky, Ohio
Hamburgers
Milan Ave
W. Main ST
Uleh Aaa
Arlileine le
Blender
Pinking
Hoover
Edo
NEW Hoover Haas
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