Policemen sworn in in Willard expect to start May 14
Two new patrolmen, David Joel DeWitt and Charles Dean Strimple, took the oath of office Friday and will begin duties on May 14. They passed tests, will undergo 156 hours of training in Mansfield, and then join Willard’s six man police force. DeWitt, 28, from Greenwich, served in the Ohio National Guard. Strimple, 24, from Plymouth, served in the Navy and has worked at Pioneer Rubber Co. Both plan to move to Willard.
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Willard
David Joel DeWitt
Greenwich
Charles Dean Strimple
Plymouth
Police Officers Training School
Mansfield
DeWitt
Ohio National Guard
Strimple
Navy
Pioneer Rubber Co
One Year Marriage Offer At Penn Dorms
Elizabeth Freedman a 19 year old from New Rochelle placed an ad in the Daily Pennsylvanian offering to marry a man for one year to leave life in a dormitory. By Friday night she had spoken with 200 to 300 interested men and described several as sensible or adventurous enough to try the plan.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Elizabeth Freedman
New Rochelle
N.Y
University of Pennsylvania
Daily Pennsylvanian
John Birch Society Advertisement Inquiry
A brief promotional appeal urges readers to join the anti Communist effort by requesting an Introductory Packet postpaid for one dollar. It directs to The John Birch Society in Belmont Massachusetts 02178.
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The
John Birch Society
Belmont
Massachusetts
Volunteers Rebuild 4 H Cabin At Camp Conger
Volunteers from multiple towns spent two days rebuilding an 18 by 32 foot cabin at Camp Conger near Northfield Field. Chief carpenters Chester Opper and Robert Brooks led about a dozen volunteers using metal roofing for the first time. The project, part of annual spring cleaning, expands sleeping space for 4 H members and prepares the camp for July summer use.
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Camp Conger
North Fairfield
Chester Opper
Robert Brooks
Peru
West Hartland
New Haven
Enrollment Begins for Bethel Bible Study at Trinity Lutheran
Monroeville Sun reports Trinity Lutheran Church starts adult enrollment for the Bethel Bible study program with a goal of 60 participants by June 1. Seven trained teachers are available, trained for two years, to lead the study begun under former pastor Rev. Ralph J. Hoke of Dayton. The listed teachers include Mrs. Charles E. Eby, James Herner, Frank Konst, Leon T. Preston, and others.
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Monroeville
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ralph J. Hoke
Dayton
Trinity
Pontiac St. Peter’s
Charles E. Eby
James Herner
Frank Konst
Leon T. Preston
Bethel Bible Study Program Begins November 22
Mrs. Norman Litzner of Trinity Myron Scheid and Howard McClish of St. Peter's join 229 congregations nationwide in launching the Bethel series Bible study this fall with classes starting November 22 at 8 00 p.m. The congregation's quarterly meeting follows the 10 15 a.m. service with all reports presented.
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Norman L. Litzner
Trinity
Myron Scheid
Howard McClish
St. Peter’s
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chicago Ends Lockout Strike After Labor Mediation
The Chicago trucking industry resumes work after a lockout and strike threat tied to the national trucking pact. About 10 percent of cargo carriers operate by dawn, with extra trucks to clear backlogs as Labor Secretary Wirtz urges continued talks in Washington and workers back to duty.
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Chicago
TPI
Teamster
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Wirtz
Syracuse
N.Y
The
Chi
Mayor's Court Acts on Traffic Violations in Heavy Session
Mayor Harold E. Finch presided over a crowded Mayor's Court with 15 cases across 13 defendants. Dispositions included fines from $5 to $25 and costs for offenses such as speeding stop sign violations drunkenness and no muffler along with bond forfeitures and suspended sentences.
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Harold E. Finch
Mayor’s Court
Walter Ritchie
Woodlawn
Peggy Ritchie
Sonny D. Allison
McDonald
Roger Powers
W. Elm
Guy I. Tanner
W. Washington
Linda Whited
Norwalk
David C. LaConte
St. Mary’s
Gerald F. Wiseman
Chatham
Louis A. Boose
Wooster
New London Pre-School Signup Details
New London pre school registration for first graders and kindergarteners is scheduled for April 17 and 18. State law requires three polio vaccines and three DTP or DPT boosters. Parents should bring the child's birth certificate. Clinic times vary by location on those dates.
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New London
Salk
Sabin
Community church and civic meeting schedule for Monroeville Wakeman
Local notices list church services and guest celebrants at Zion Episcopal and Trinity Lutheran in Monroeville with Bethel Bible study enrollment. Weekly civic events include Recreation Board and PTA meetings, Kiwanis and Knights of Columbus gatherings, plus altar societies and study groups across Wakeman and Norwalk areas.
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Monroeville
Zion Episcopal Church
Undercroft
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