Republicans Speak Out At Candidates Night in North Fairfield
About 50 area residents attended the Huron County Republican Candidates Night at the North Fairfield Grange Hall. Probate Judge candidate Joseph Dush stressed experience and community service in Willard. Prosecutor candidate Michael Fegan assailed rising budgets. County Engineer Urban Livengood touted a balanced budget. Sheriff John Borgia praised the department and noted costs from the Norwalk detention center. Other candidates spoke on township government, self funding, and reforms. A social hour followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Keefer
North Fairfield
Huron County
North Fairfield Grange Hall
Roy Palm
Joseph Dush
Willard
Willard Hospital
Willard Industrial Co
Michael Fegan
Fegen
Urban Livengood
John Borgia
Cush
Borgia
Norwalk
Mansfield
Tom Carabin
Carabin
Jay Thomas
Clark Hunter
William Holman
John Arthur
Marie Tansey
Kenneth Ear
The
Board of Elections
Palm
Wakeman Woman Sues Grange Mutual Over Bankruptcy Claim
In Wakeman, Helen Mae Weaver sues Grange Mutual Casualty Co claiming failure to settle a $60,000 Warren suit caused bankruptcy after a jury awarded $30,000. The suit seeks $75,000 including extra verdict coverage, breach damages, and punitive damages. John J Hunter, trustee, joins with Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Hunter
Toledo
Helen Mae Weaver
Wakeman
Grange Mutual Casualty Co
Cleveland
Delores Warren
Ms. Weaver
Patrick Murray
Ms. Warren
Grange Mutual
Sandusky
Hunter
Ms Weaver
District Pork Queen Contest Set For Saturday Night
The District Pork Queen Contest will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Extension office 180 Milan Avenue. The winner advances to the state contest in Columbus in January where nine other district queens compete. The state winner goes to the national finals later in the year. Refreshments will be served and all area pork producers are invited.
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Milan Avenue
Columbus
Street contract awarded for Norwalk resurfacing
The city Board of Control approved S. E. Johnson of Maumee to resurface Wooster and Marshall Streets and the alley by the post office after submitting the lowest bid. Three bids were received for an asphalt road sealer with King Equipment Company of Dublin, Ohio offering $6,833.
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City Board of Control
Norwalk
S. E. Johnson
Maumee
Wooster
Marshall
S.E. Johnson
King Equipment Company
Dublin
Ohio
Quality Highway Equipment
Galion
Norwalk Theft Targets Cars In Westwood Estates
A Norwalk man reported his pickup broken into and a $150 Citizens Band radio stolen from the left vent window between 7 p.m. Monday and 6 a.m. today at Westwood Mobile Estates. A Norwalk woman said $55 of tape playing equipment and tapes were taken from her boyfriend’s car Sunday at 133 North West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Citizens
William Herner
Fourth St
Westwood Mobile Estates
Winsome
D. Lortcher
N. West St
Mike Tiddeaux
19 year old man charged in marijuana possession
Gerald D. Barnhart, 19, and two companions were found parked on the sidewalk in front of the Breakfast House on Main Street. Police smelled marijuana and Barnhart was detained after officers saw a plastic container suspected to contain marijuana. The charge was filed as a minor misdemeanor for possession of 12 grams of marijuana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
Gerald D. Barnhart
Barnhart
New London Senior Named DAR Good Citizen Nominee
Lisa Nicode of New London High School earns selection to represent her school in the Good Citizens Contest run by the Sally DeForest Chapter DAR. A seniors teachers committee chose her after a U S government and Ohio history test. Area participants will be honored at the DAR March meeting at the Firelands Historical Museum Norwalk and receive a National Society DAR Certificate of Award.
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New London
Lisa Nicode
New London High School
Sally DeForest
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Ohio
DAR
Firelands Historical Museum
Norwalk
National Society of the Dar
District meetings set to pick trustees for three Firelands districts
Firelands Electric Co-op announces trustee selection meetings in New London territory for districts 2 7 and 9. District 2 will gather Oct 6 at Ripley Township Hall with Ed C Sharpless as temporary chair. District 7 meets Oct 5 at Hayesville School cafeteria with Earl Shank as temporary chair. District 9 meets Oct 7 at the Firelands Co op office in New London with C E Rush as temporary chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Firelands Electric Co-op Inc
New Haven
Ripley
Greenwich
Cass
Blooming Grove
Ed C. Sharpless
Mifflin
Vermilion
Mohican
Madison
Hayesville
Earl Shank
East Main
West Main Streets
Firelands Co-op
C.E. Rush
Schild's IGA Foodliner Renovation Update
City store Schild's IGA Foodliner at 171 Milan undergoes a $100000 renovation to expand meat and frozen food sections. Urban Banker says new wine and bread racks and large cases will create 40 percent more shelf space and be finished by store opening Wednesday.
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Schild
IGA
Milan
Urban Banker
Meyer Low On Crime Lab Truck
Meyer Chevrolet, Inc. was the low bidder at 7352 dollars for a mobile crime lab for Huron County Sheriff with a 165 dollar captain's chair included in specs. Dorr Chevrolet bid 7475 and lacked the chair. Don Tester Ford bid 7650 but failed 10000 assogers weight. grant totals 12450 dollars with rest for crime detection gear. A separate case: John H. Moore of Sandusky pleaded no contest to non-support, received suspended jail term and five years probation plus ordered child support payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Meyer
Ed Leveritt
North Star Council of Governments
Huron County
John H. Moore
Sandusky
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