Elenbaas Named President Elect Of Norwalk Lions Club
Arnold Elenbaas 242 West Main St is president elect of the Norwalk Lions Club for 1969 70. He has been a Lion since 1956 and is a heating and air conditioning contractor. Installations will occur in June as officers take over. New officers include Clifford Cross John Mitro Lewis Olcott Fritz Hoyt Lester Taylor Edward Prior Bernie Jarvis Vic Van Hentenryck. Directors elected Lonnie Eagle George Phillips Roy Cooper and John Frank with past president William Stewart joining the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Elenbaas
West Main St
Norwalk Lions Club
Elenbaas
Ull 1
Clifford Cross
John Mitro
Lewis Olcott
Fritz Hoyt
Lester Taylor
Edward Prior
Bernie Jarvis
Vic van Hentenryck
Lonnie Eagle
George Phillips
Roy Cooper
John Frank
William Stewart
Miss Firelands Contest slated for May in Norwalk
Norwalk Jaycees sponsor the seventh annual Miss Firelands Pageant on May 24 at 8 p.m. in the Norwalk High School Auditorium. Winner advances to Miss Ohio in Sandusky in July representing Huron and Erie counties. Contestants must be 18 to 28, high school graduates, never married. talent, poise, beauty judged in gown, swimsuit, and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Jaycees
Richard Powel
Sandusky
Huron
Erie
Norwalk High School
Powel
Firelands
Ed Ondak
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
Lee Shample
West St
Interdenominational Good Friday Service and Local News Roundup
About 165 attended an interdenominational Good Friday meditation at First Baptist Norwalk with a Salvation Army captain and six ministers speaking on the Seven Last Words. The VFW hosts an Easter Egg Hunt on Milan Ave Sunday at 2 pm with outdoor activity and indoor movies for children. Mrs. Donald Clapp of 14 Bank St reports a small green box containing insurance papers, jewelry, and cash worth about 350 dollars stolen. Bev's Pizza House opens at 14 Benedict Ave run by Beverly Dankmyer formerly of The Pizza House. the Fabric Post moves to 4 West Main. Greenwich: John A. Misita of Sandusky unharmed after a Route 250 skid and overturn. Amherst hit-and-run car owner sought. witness describes a car, license, and suspects after backing into a parked car on Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Norwalk
Salvation Army
Jesus Christ
Donald Clapp
Bank St
Beverly Dankmyer
Corwin St
Pizza House
East Main St
Amherst
F & A Atlantic
Thomas Hendrickson
S. Pleasant St
John N. Hendrickson
Voters In Huron County Eye May 6 Primaries And School Levies
Thirty-one of Huron County’s 54 precincts will vote May 6 for the special and primary elections. Absentee ballots start Monday from the Board of Elections at the courthouse. Norwalk hosts the county’s only primary with Democrats contesting three council at large seats and Republicans in the second ward. Four candidates—Paul W. Robinson, Robert B. Fish, William H. Giles, and Lawrence Bresson—seek the Democratic nominations, while David H. Becker and G. Thomas Hutton vie for the GOP ward council seat. School levies include New London’s 14 mill operating package, Plymouth’s $600,000 bond with 4.04 mills over 20 years, South Central and Western Reserve extra mills, Willard’s 8.5 mill renewal and increase, Berlin-Milan’s four mill levy, and Lorain County Joint Vocational School District’s $1,800,000 bond plus 1.85 mill operating levy. All levies run for extended periods starting 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Board of Elections
Norwalk
Paul W. Robinson
Robert B. Fish
William H. Giles
Lawrence Bresson
David H. Becker
G. Thomas Hutton
New London
Plymouth
South Central
Western Reserve
Willard
Berlin-Milan
Clarksfield
Lorain County
Supreme Court Grants Stay of Execution in Arizona Case
Justice William O. Douglas issued a stay of execution for Robert Lee Sims who was slated to die April 18 in the Arizona gas chamber. The ruling postpones the death sentence while the case is reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas Friday
Robert Lee Sims
Arizona
Seven City Policemen Enroll in Supervision and Leadership Course
Seven Norwalk police officers join a Bowling Green State University Police Science course on the Firelands Campus funded by the Federal government at 51 dollars per man. The 10 week class provides three credits toward an Associate degree and is led by Lorain County Community College instructors in dual Thursday sessions to fit duty schedules.
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Norwalk
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Lorain County Community College
Hilson
Sandusky
Huron
Port Clinton
Donald Daugherty
Don Ratliff
Richard Striker
John Short
William Meese
Fred Lau
James Martin
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Elenbaas New Lions
J&d
American Legion Hall
Old Rt
West
Royal Buffet
THURS
Benedict Ave
VFW
Milan Ave
Greenwich
John A. Misita
Lockwood Road
New
International
EAST
Harvey Carl Greer
East Tiffin St
Butler
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
First United Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Lodge
Carl
DeWitt
N.Y
Oris
James Coe
William King
John Fisher
Fink Funeral Home
Fast Foods Mart II
Corner Jefferson and
Pleasant St
Bronson Conservation Park
Larry Fresh
Fast Foods Mart I
Benedict and
Elm St
Ben’s Pizza
Harry Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
Hugh F. Barber
Willard Area Hospital
Havanna
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Chapter
North Fairfield
Fla
Charles
Ray
Lima
Richard
Mildred Andrew
Grand Rapids
Helen Murray
Avon Lake
Stanley Green
North Fairfield Cemetery
James H. Canterbury
Berlin Heights
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Canterbury
Wayne County
W. Va
the Baptist Church
Andrew
James, Jr
Deke
Cleveland
Minnie Jewel
Louisa
Clara Bryant
Mary Etta Balwin
Kenova
Christine Griffin
Ethel Christian
California
Canterbury
Clara
Hinman Funeral Home
Ernest Riley
Hal Henderson Bryant
Mason Road
Providence
Walter Dannelley
Joplin
John Bailey
Galena
Kan
Calvin Copenhaver
Richard Edminston
Little Rock
Ark
Hinman
Roy Derfelt
Hillcrest Cemetery
Partan
Good Housekeeping Guaranty
Spartan
Major Pool Equipment Corp
A&g
Dan Crawford
Old State RD
Star View Drive-In
Rt. 20
West Norwalk
Boston
Tony Curtis
Henry Fonda
Som Cooney Tia
20Th Century-Fox Presents
Panavision
Walt Disney
Technicolor Panavision
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