Howland High selects Boys and Girls State reps
Howland High School chosen representatives to attend Boys and Girls State at Bowling Green State University and Ashland College. Girls State attendees at Ashland College June 13 to 20 include Regina Alberini Carolyn Bedich and Ann Romanello, listing parental names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Howland High School
Bowling Green State University
Ashland College
Regina Alberini
Fred
Alberini
Wheelock Dr
Carolyn Bedich
Harry L. Cancelli
North Rd
Ann Romanello
Ashland
Howland board weighs state funding and rally plan
Howland Local Board of Education discussed state funding during a regular meeting. A film strip on tuition tax credits sparked dialogue among teachers, classified staff, and administrators. HCTA leader Marie Fansler urged board support, and a calamity day May 20 for attendance at a Columbus rally was floated but not decided.
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Howland
Marie Fansler
Howland Classroom Teachers Association
HCTA
Columbus
Bill Hart
Fansler
Howland Bandwagon previews and page references
Inside today's Bandwagon readers are guided to pages 3 through 16 for new officer photos, weddings and engagements, society notes, Academic Challenge, garden club coverage, TNT antique show, student feature, poetry contest winners, a memorial day poem, and editorials. Memorable items include veterans reminders from Congressman Williams and Montage column.
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Howland Bandwagon
Bandwagon
W. State St
Niles
Howland
Lyle Williams
Edgar A. Guest
Joan Cochran
Harry Meshel
Thomas Carney
Better Business Bureau
Howland Township Town Hall Reborn As Thyme To Cook Shop
Grace C. Allison Howland reports the old town hall beside Mosquito Creek on old S R 82 now houses a specialty shop named Thyme To Cook run by Patricia Galgory. The site once served as an entertainment and meeting space for community meals and Civil War era soldiers, with ownership traces back to William Kennedy in 1815 and formal township transfer recorded in 1904.
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Grace C. Allison Howland
Howland Township
Mosquito Creek
S.R. 82
Patricia Galgory
William Kennedy
Warren-Brookfield
Kennedy
George M. Allen
Howland Trustees
Thyme
Howland High speech team earns two national qualifiers
Howland High School chapter 502 of the National Forensic League held its 14th annual banquet at Cafe 422 praising yearlong performers. The team will send two national qualifiers to Salt Lake City Mary Kay McCreanor and Lisa McCoy. The district tournament placed Bill Harris sixth. The year’s top NFLC point scorers include McCreanor 375 Harris 363 McCoy 339, with Lisa Taylor at 297 for sixth. The squad had nine state qualifiers and amassed 44 total awards including seven firsts and 13 seconds. The team total showed 137 firsts 121 seconds 112 thirds 106 fourths 80 fifths 56 sixths and 30 other awards.
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Howland
Howland High School
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary Kay McCreanor
Lisa McCoy
Bill Harris
Miss McCreanor
Harris
Miss McCoy
Joe Miller
Chris Woodall
Lisa Taylor
Miss Woodall
Debbie Beavers
Denise Robinson
Jay Ugrin
Lisa Cancelli
Miss Taylor
Lincoln-Douglas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terri Segall
Green State University
Hank Holliger
James Matz
Toby Gysegem
Lee Snelson
Ron Cavalier
James LaPolla
TNT
the Chemical Institute
Old Town Hall
Niles Cortland Road
Bill Sabo
Joe Curry
Edward Runyan
Howland High
Sue Kennedy
Kay Me Creaner
da Walker
Cathy Abruzzi
Chris
Woodall
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