Edison High marching band camp schedule announced
Edison High School's eighth annual marching band camp runs Aug 14 to Aug 19 at the 4H Camp on Kelley's Island. Band members must meet at Neuman Boat Docks at 8:15 to 8:30 a.m. Tuesday and return Sunday at 11:30 a.m. The Saturday Aug 18 parade and 4 p.m. concert are in Kelley’s Island Town Square during Homecoming. Rehearsals follow on Aug 22 and Aug 28 at the high school. uniforms issued Aug 28.
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Eigth
Edison High School
Kelley’s Island
Nick Georgiafandis
Neuman
Columbus Avenue
Sandusky
Grim Past Harvest Displays at Living History Farms
A man named Jim Salter from Iowa handles a pitchfork of oats feeding a historic threshing machine during a grain harvest festival at Living History Farms near Des Moines. The event showcases bygone farming methods similar to those planned for the Huron County Fair next week, highlighting historic agricultural practices.
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Jim Salter
Iowa
Living History Farms
Des Moines
School Board approves cafeteria price increases
The South Central School Board voted to raise cafeteria prices by 10 cents for students and 15 cents for adults. Meals will cost 55 cents for grades 1 7 and 65 cents for grades 8 12, with milk at 10 cents per half pint. One year contracts went to Jane Thallman and to Karen Beth and Betty Keppler for Title 1 reading. Geraldine Lohman moves to North Fairfield Middle School as social studies teacher and head teacher, replacing resigning James Snyder.
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Greenwich
South Central School Board
Jane Thallman
Karen Beth
Betty Keppler
Geraldine Lohman
North Fairfield Middle School
James Snyder
Obituaries from Willard and Tucson areas detail two deaths
Tucson resident Marjorie Rosenberger 74 of Norwalk origin died July 31 in Tucson. Born January 16, 1905, she lived in Norwalk Mansfield and Columbus before moving to Defiance in 1937, ran a family drug store with Allen Rosenberger until 1963, then moved to Tucson in 1964. Survived by husband Allen two sons Gerald and Thomas four grandchildren and sister Josephine McKinney. Also Willard notices Joseph J. Androsac 66 died at Willard Area Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Akron, worked for B&O railroad as a carman, member of St Francis Xavier Church Eagles and American Legion. Survivors include four sons and four daughters, many grandchildren, and two sisters. Friends may call at Secor Funeral Home with services at St Francis Xavier. Burial at St Joseph Cemetery.
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Tucson
Ariz
Marjorie Rosenberger
Norwalk
Grant and
Devera (Griffen) Stoutenburg
First Methodist Church
Allen Rosenberger
Mansfield
Columbus
Defiance
Gerald
San Diego
Calif
Thomas
Iowa City
Iowa
Josephine McKinney
Richmond
Hortense Spar
Aubrey Stoutenburg
Willard
Joseph J. Androsac
Willard Area Hospital
Akron
Willard Area
B&o Railroad
Androsac
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
the Eagles
The
American Legion
John
Chillicothe
Conrad
Chesterland
Ohio
Orville
Joseph Jr
Richard
Rose) Dannemiller
Linda) Wise
Bloomville
Larry
Joanne) Briggs
Rhinelander
Wis
Nancy) Sherck
Mary Carney
Frank Blecke
Secor Funeral Home
Richard Markus
St. Joseph Cemetery
Hospital admissions and discharges list for Norwalk area
Hospital records show admissions for Robert Lang New London Gertrude Conkey Norwalk Dorothy Sanders Bellevue Theresa Biller Norwalk Josephine Bruckshaw Norwalk Nancy Spangler Norwalk Randy Myers Norwalk David Gasparac Norwalk Roger Lang Norwalk Rose Kraft Norwalk Ronald Wilcox Norwalk Linda Buderer Norwalk Lillian Gardner Norwalk Edith Weaver Norwalk and discharges including Rose Brichacek Norwalk Julie Burke Wakeman Linda Frederick Wakeman Carol Kegarise Milan Ellen Kirby Norwalk John Root Plymouth.
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Norwalk
Ronald Wilcox
Linda Buderer
Lillian Gardner
Edith Weaver
Rose Brichacek
Julie Burke
Wakeman
Linda Frederick
Carol Kegarise
Milan
Ellen Kirby
John Root
Plymouth
Willard Reserve Police Promotes Two Members
Two Willard reserve police officers receive promotions. J. H. Barnett, a city employee, is promoted to sergeant while Robert Owens, with R. R. Donnelly and Sons, becomes captain. Both have served in the reserve since its 1972 founding.
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Willard
Willard Reserve Police Force
J.H. Barnett
Robert Owens
R.R. Donnelly and Sons
Reserve Force
County benefits from flood insurance subsidy program
Huron County residents qualify for emergency flood insurance at subsidized federal rates after the Federal Insurance Administration approved the county’s entry into the national flood insurance program. Affected property owners must maintain flood coverage when seeking federal aid or before constructing or buying buildings.
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Huron County
Federal Insurance Administration
Gloria M. Jimenez
FHA
FMHA
Small Business Administration
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans Aug 9 1979
Local prices show Wheat at 3.98, Corn 2.67, Oats 1.45, and Soybeans 7.15 for Thursday August 9 1979. Commodity figures reflect regional trading values and may vary by broker and location.
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Joseph Androsac
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Fisher
Fisher MC
FISHER/MS
Cy WA
OFS
Fisher Stereo
Cy WE
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Vala Vimar
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Fisher Music
W. Main ST
Norwalk, O
Park and Recreation Department
W. Monroe St
Silver Queen
Whittlesey
Skow
Huron
Citizens National Bank OF
E. Main St
F.D.J.C
Federal Reserve
South Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
North
Milan Ave
Cline St
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