All of the injuries involved mishaps investigated by State Highway Patrolmen. Five persons were injured, none seriously, in three separate accidents investigated by local and area authorities since noon Friday. Police investigated three other accidents Friday, all of them minor. McDonald was cited for no assured clear distance and his car had to be towed from the scene. The Fox car then was hit from the rear by one driven by Howard B. when the traffic light at Arch Street changed and he stopped. Leo Fox, 52, 921 Birdseye said he was eastbound in the 400 block of East State Street shortly after 11 30 p.m. A pair of cars were damaged heavily and one of them was towed from the scene late Friday night following an accident at the intersection of West State and North Arch streets. When the weight from the first pole was transferred to the second, police said, it snapped, too. Hazzard, 501 Union Place, rolled out of its parking space on the west side of the road, crossed Park Avenue and slammed into the utility pole, snapping it in two. No injuries were reported during city accidents investigated by police Friday, although two power poles, each bearing a large transformer, were felled by a truck on North Park Avenue in the morning. when he lost control on State Route 19 at Kingsway while passing a motorist and struck a fence, the Patrol said. John Mollinger, 16, of 2285 County Road 170, had moderate damage to his station wagon at 9:50 p.m. Ready for Christmas dinner moderate car damage. Monday from the Turner-Engle Funeral Home with burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at 10.30 a.m. Wilson (Leona Joseph, Tiffin two sons, Richard, Castalia, and Carlton, Cleveland, and seven grandchildren. Schock was formerly employed by the Ohio Highway Patrol and also was engaged in farming. Schock was born in July of 1893, to Andrew and Mary Schock. The cause of death was listed as acute heart failure due to a heart attack. Schock, 80, 124 Northview Drive, was found dead near Hyter Road Thursday night.

Funderal services are pending at the A.J.Tomon& Sons Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl Road, Cleveland. County Road 210, Fremont, died today at 4:50 a.m. Wright was a retired FROM NOON TO an No Phone Orders, No Lay-Aways We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities plenty of FREE parking at Joseph's and in Downtown Fremont Frank Kocher Frank Kocher, 66, of 2876 N. He had been iH eight months and hospitalized two months. Albert (Al) Wright 79, of 2462 McPherson Highway, Clyde, resident of the area 33 years, died today at 3:15 a.m. 15, 1973 Five injured in accidents ft SUNDAY Gue DOWNTOWN FREMONT Albert Wright Sr. 15, 1973 The News-Messenger 31 I SINCE 1864 Vi 9 For Your ShoDDing Convenience Joseph's Will Be Deaths 2 The News-Messenger Saturday, Dec. Police originally thought Dean had been shot, not stabbed.Saturday, Dec. He was found in the street and taken to ProMedica Memorial Hospital, where he later died. In the March 12 fatal stabbing incident, Marrio Dean, 43, of Fremont, died. Wensinger said the police had received a lot of cooperation from the restaurant, adding he was disappointed anyone would enter a restaurant or business and fire a gun. The interim police chief said he expected the formal indictments and criminal charges to be filed soon, although he did not have an exact date for those filings. Wensinger said the police department did not plan to release the suspect's name, or the name of a suspect in a separate March 12 fatal stabbing on Justice Street, until formal indictments are filed with a grand jury.īoth cases are still under investigation. The victims were taken to area hospitals and treated for their injuries.

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