Local teens cause minor car damage in two city crashes
James Workman aged 17 from 67 W Elm pulled from a parking space near 57 Main and struck the car ahead at 3 45 PM Saturday causing minor damage to both vehicles. The other driver was Richard Bishman Jr. of 26 Chatham. No arrest. At Fisher Titus Hospital parking lot Rob Ellis 25 collided with Emelda Lodermeier 41. minor damage to both cars. No arrests. Firefighters battled a straw fire at Huron County Fairgrounds 3 10 AM Sunday. cause undetermined. Arrests included Mack Montgomery 28 Willard for abandoning a pregnant woman and Douglas Shupe 21 Collins for intoxication. Adan Sanchez 21 Elsa Texas jailed for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Workman
W. Elm
FE. Main
Richard F. Bishman Jr
Chatham
Rose A. Ellis
E. Main
Emelda M. Lodermeier
S. Linwood
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ellis
Huron County Fairgrounds
Huron County Sheriff's Deputies
Mack D. Montgomery
Willard
Huron County
Montgomery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Kenneth Hunt Agnes Switzer Helen Black all of New London William Benkart Twin Maples Rest Home Ralph Young Massillon Donald Staley RD 1 Charles Zulauff 46 Central Mrs Dorothy Thompson 301 2 Walnut Mrs Betty Greenwald 7 Rose Miss Rosemary Grosswiller Collins James Murdock Wakeman Baby Roy Collins Monroeville Discharges include Mrs Melvina Longworth Clyde Donald Todd Milan Richard Redd Timothy and Jacqueline Wolfred Miss Dorothy Nuxon Baby Lee Osborn Mrs Patricia Shoemaker and daughter Mrs Burdella Urban and daughter Mrs Lila Walls Mrs Hilda Franklin Mrs Sandra Swick and daughter Mrs Judith Rarick and son Mrs Martha Blevins all of Norwalk Louis Strimpfel Monroeville Mrs Jeanette Roark and son Belene Ralph Young Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Grosswiler
Collins
James Murdock
Wakeman
Roy Collins
Monroeville
Melvina Longworth
Clyde
Donald Todd
Milan
Richard Redd
Timothy
Jacqueline Wolfred
Dorothy Nuxon
Lee Osborn
Patricia Shoemaker
Burdella Urban
Lila Walls
Hilda Franklin
Sandra Swick
Judith Rarick
Martha Blevins
Norwalk
Louis Strimpfel
Jeannette Roark
Bellene
Ralph Young
Massillon
Bowling High Team Series Leads With Gulf Inn Averages
Rei Reineck headlines with a 762 series and 400 game split for Rei necks Dist while Lockwood posts 484 and Ruth Ritz 466. Helen Endsley 466 Edna Jarrett 457 A Schwan 452 P Pickworth 448 F Garner 444 Kin ney 443 and V Arnold 419 also score strong marks. Additional marks from Gregory and Hendrickson close the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Ruth Ritz
Helen Endsley
Edna Jarrett
Schwan
P. Pickworth
F. Garner
F. Kinney
Reineck
Latrang
Libby
V. Arnold
Gregory
V. Thomas
Hendrickson
Markets Report Opens With Steady Cattle and Calves
Cattle market remains active and steady with Choice steers 26 to 27 dollars. Good to choice 23 to 26, commercial and standard 20 to 23, heifers 21 to 23, utility and fat cows 12 to 15, canner cows 10 to 12, bulls 16 to 20. Calves steady at 14 to 33, prime natives 30 to 33, commercial 20 to 25. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 21 to 22, wethers 6 to 7, ewes 6 to 7, culls 3 to 5. Local markets and grain futures also noted.
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Pacea E
Norwalk and Western Reserve School Districts Seek Tax Levies
Voter ballots will decide levies in two Ohio districts. Norwalk City School District proposes a 4.9 mill tax for nine years 1965–1973 to cover current expenses, polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST on November 3. Western Reserve Local School District seeks a 4.6 mill levy for five years 1964–1968, same polling hours and date.
Western Reserve Local School District Tax Levy Vote Set
The Western Reserve Local School District in Huron and Erie counties Ohio will ask voters at the November 3 1964 general election to approve a tax levy above the ten mill limit to pay current expenses at 1.9 mills for five years 1964 through 1968. Polls open 6 30 AM to 6 30 PM EST by order of the Huron County Board of Elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Norwalk City
Huron County
Ohio
Board of Elections of
Betty Cunningham
Board OF Elections
Western Reserve
Huron
Erie
W Stern Reserve
Erie Counties
Wakeman Village to Vote on Excess Tax Levy Proposal
The village council approved a resolution on July 13 1964 submitting to voters at the November 1964 general election a tax levy beyond ten mills for current expenses. The rate would be 25 cents per $100 valuation for three years 1964 1965 1966. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Huron County
Ohio
Board of Elections
Betty Cunningham
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A&p
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Gene Widman Inc
Gene Widman Chaser
Wir
Gene Widman
H Marine
Dan
Widman
McIntosh
Cortland
Melrose
Robertson Orchards
Old State Rd
Lloyd R. Ashby
Oberlin
Norwalk Parts Co
Douglas A. Shupe
Shupe
Clyde FE. Cox
Leroy K. Axx
St. Marys St
Cox
Main
Axx
Adan Sanchez
Elsa
Texas
Reinecks Dist
Maplecity Ladies Schilds I.G.A
Ian Gulf
Ian Holman Jewelers
Reinecks Cafe
Patrick Hiss
Legals
Delco
U.S. Royal Safety
U.S. Royal
George N. Souslin
Norwalk Auto Body CO
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