The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 2

2 The News-Messenger, Fremont, Saturday, July 2, 1977 tow mm ZZ niwV pw. -nmiHaHii- (wkv WORKMEN from a Toledo roofing firm make temporary ball of copper roofing, torn up by the storm, is at the left. ii me i ui me oanuusKy uoumy courinouse. A News-Messenger photos by Pete Groh A TOWERING tree toppled in Thursday American Revolution, located at 209 night's stormed punched a hole in the brick Justice St. (See story on page 9) home used by the Daughters of the 4 1 4 "at.

1 1 7 mi 8 eL hi -feW1 i A FALLING tree scored a direct hit on this late model compact car which was parked on Croghan near Lincoln Avenue. TREES in Flag Park, across from the Sandusky County tornadic winds that roared through the heart of Fremont uourmouse, DucKiea ana snapped under pressure of the Thursday night. 'ill? Sr' I' xi itl rfi Pi i UK i ssl -ar '-VSOSc ''''VaaifcwterfBg, tinr nm mm 'l cJlZL: i-v A CITY crew, assisted by a front-end loader, cleans up town Fremont. Included, was debris from city hall which debris at the corner of Croghan and Arch streets in down- had halt of ite roof destroyed. WHEN IT HIT The clock atop St.

Joseph's Church stopped at 7:14 Thursday, the time that the apparent tornado roared into Fremont's downtown area..