Election worker training sessions announced for May third voting
Huron County Board of Elections will run instruction sessions for all precinct workers on April 25 26 27 and 28 with locations to be announced later. Officials require attendance at one session. Willard and Plymouth Lutheran churches sponsor Easter Sunrise Service at 6 a.m. Plymouth Drive-in Theater.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Eelection
Willard
Plymouth Lutheran
Plymouth Drive-in
State Route
John H. Worth
Plymouth Lutheran Church
Warren Willke
Willard Trinity Lutheran Church
Christ On the Cross
Harold Hughes
Sandusky
George S. May
Norwalk
Lake Erie
The
Public Accountants Society of Ohio
Holiday Inn
Charles J. Hipp
New London EPA Okays Salt Bid
The New London Board of Public Affairs voted to accept Mor ton Salt Co. bid of 15.80 per ton for 300 tons of salt plus a 4600 freight allowance, pending village council approval. A revised water needs study is being prepared, and federal funds for water system upgrades are sought through HUD with a project number assigned. The EPA has a 150000 bond issue on the May 3 ballot. A fourth test well is down 32 feet in a promising area, with results pending whether water supply meets village needs.
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New London
New London Board of Public Affairs
Morton Salt Co
Cleveland
Floyd G. Browne
Marion
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Fred Monroe
Sewer and Water Department
Greenwich railroad repairs planned for Main and Townsend crossings
Mayor Donald Kochis told Greenwich village council that railroad inspectors assure improvements after a visit. Main Street crossing to be torn up and repaired late May or early June with detours via state routes. Townsend Street to follow in two stages to maintain traffic. temporary repairs to be made until major work begins. March receipts totaled $285.60 with allocations to village general fund, street fund, and state treasurer.
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Greenwich
Donald Kochis
Village Council
Main
Townsend
Kochis
U.S. 224
Townsend Street
Greenwich Hires City Man As Cop
Greenwich village council hired Richard C. Bowers 25 of Norwalk as village patrolman after a recommendation by Chief Richard Olmstead and the Police Committee. Bowers will begin duties Monday and joins part time officers Tom Carroll Robert Dutee Carl Robson Walter Dittman James Robertson and Robert Fulton Jr. in the 120 hour state approved training.
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Greenwich
Village Council
Richard C. Bowers
Norwalk
Richard Olmstead
Bowers
Norwalk High School
Huron County Sheriff's
Tiffin
Tom Carroll
Robert Dutee
Carl Robson
Walter Dittman
James Robertson
Robert Fulton, Jr
Olmstead
Ohio Peace Officer Training Council
Main Street
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F.W. Woolworth Co
Eagle’s Club
Sponsored By
Eagles Auxiliary
Kudro’s Restaurant
Bellevue, Ohio
Virginia
Idaho
Sunrise
Clevite Contract
Air Force
Clevite Corporation
Milton Selker
Clevite
Monroeville
Michigan
Monroe St
Josphine Zipfel
Jerrold Henery
Pittsburgh Pa
U.S. 250
Eleanor Maxwell
Jeanine Williams
Milan
EPA
Farmers’ Home Administration
Walt Disneyss Bambi Technicolor
Walt Disney
Ohio
Felix Salten
Kenilee Lanes
BPAA
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Starview Drive
West
Isle OF Sin
Colonel Sanders
Family
Amily
Norwalk, Ohio
R.W. Albright, Inc
Chrysler
N. Norwalk
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