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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2013
Page
2
Willard Times-Junction invites Willard organizations to submit recurring meeting dates and times for the Community Calendar. Include event location, contact name and phone, brief agenda notes when space allows. Submissions go to P O Box 368 Willard Ohio 44890.
Ernest D. Mike Snook 80 of Willard died January 30 2013 at Ohio Veterans Home Sandusky. Born June 6 1932 in Fort Wayne Indiana he retired from MTD Willard and was a US Army veteran. Survived by sons Michael and Daniel Snook, grandchildren and great grandchildren, siblings and in laws. Visitation February 1 2013 and funeral February 2 2013 Secor Funeral Home Willard. Burial Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran or Alzheimer’s Association.
Willard High School will host a February 4 meeting at 7 p.m. in the commons to inform parents and students about the PSEO program. The program lets students earn college credits tuition-free while earning high school credits, with transfer to many Ohio universities. Attendance is required for parental consent. student attendance is optional but encouraged.
Willard Memorial Library joins Extension Library District of Huron County in February for Food for Fees. Patrons donate non perishable items to offset library fees, excluding fines for lost or damaged items. Food items go to Willard Food Bank. Also Tuesday nights feature a movie night starting February 5 at 5 30 p m with Here Comes the... This entry notes the film rating is incomplete.
In early February 1951 Willard endured heavy snow six to eight inches and temperatures falling to minus 17. The city, like much of Ohio, faced emergencies, with schools closed as buses could not run and gas companies restricting heating. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ended a nine to ten day switchmen strike, restoring freight and mail service though a derailment in West Virginia diverted trains to Willard. A 33 year old B&O worker was wounded in a knife fight at a railroad labor camp on North Main Street.
Huron County Sheriff Dane Howard promotes a four hour safety seminar explaining it is not self-defense or firearms training but a program to raise awareness and avoid crime. Four deputies will teach, with seats limited and reservations at 419-935-0238, aiming to serve teens and community groups.
Community Hospice Care and Mercy Hospital Willard offer a monthly grief support group open to adults 18 and older. The next meeting is Monday February 4 from 2 30 to 4 p m in Schaffer Conference Room 1 at Mercy Hospital Willard. For information and registration contact Pam Tiell or Alice Frazier Snook at 419 447 4040.
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