Willard Board Approves 4.66 Mill Levy and Staff Hires
The Willard Board of Education voted to place a 4.66 mill, ten year tax levy on the fall ballot to fund operating costs at the junior high, salaries, library and supplies. They hired three teachers Charles Bowers Richard Cook and Esther Wilcox and accepted Karl Schlotterers resignation as building head and teacher. The board also appointed Herminia Osborn as Willard Central Elementary principal following Schlotterers departure and set Sept 4 for new junior high bids with architect William Huff present. Emerson Neumann was named official delegate to the Ohio School Board Association meeting in Columbus November 10-12.
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Willard - Willard Board of Education
Citizens For School
Karl Schlotterer
Ron
M. E. Acocks
Charles Bowers
Richard Cook
Esther Wilcox
Bowers
Nevada
Bowling Green State University
Cook
Mansfield
University of Pittsburgh
Wilcox
Willard
Schlotterer
Coshocton
Herminia Osborn
Willard Central
William Boyd Huff
Akron
Emerson Neumann
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Wakeman 4-H Horse Show at Paul Burns ranch slated Sunday
The Wakeman Wranglers 4-H Saddle Club hosts a 12:30 p.m. Sunday horse show at Paul Burns ranch Route 20 with five halter classes ten performance events a pony and horse hitch class and bareback class. Kenneth Keiffer will judge and Bill Marks will announce.
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Wakeman
The
Wakeman Wranglers
Huron County Democrats Set August Meeting Agenda
The Huron County Democratic Central and Executive Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday August 12 at the Norwalk Eagles Hall. Chairman Harlow Stapf says the November general election campaign will be the main topic.
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Huron County Democratic Central and Executive Committee
Norwalk
Hospital admissions and discharges list by town sources
A long unnamed hospital roster lists admissions and discharges by patient name and town. Entries include Helen Walsh and others from Norwalk Wakeman Shiloh and surrounding areas with several patients discharged to families or locations in Willard Greenwich Attica and Tiro.
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Helen Walsh
Sandra McCready
Chatham
Patricia Wolfe
Lois Mitchell
Cortland
Gilbert Cammaran
Wakeman
Ed Shepherd
Shiloh
Fairybelle Jackson
Oberlin
Frank Slocum
Monroeville
Willard
Katie Noe
Agnes Neeley
John Hershiser
Robert Gullett
Gilbert Hahler
Burl Semer
Josephine Faulkner
Lena Conley
Ocie Lewis
Gertrude Narvin
Plymouth
Lisa Wireman
Edna Hoose
Fred Robson
Henry Hale
Frankie Gorham
Greenwich
Lawrence Faber
Bloomville
Jeffrey Penwell
New Haven
Gary Hess
Mary Carney
Gladys Lawrence
Mildred Camiscioni
Helena Austin
Larry Carpenter
Kay Wadsworth
Scott van Zoest
Leonard Allen
Viola Gossert
Florence Stanfield
Alene Sexton
Mae Douglas
Herbert Bachtal
Jane Enzor
Elta Sage
Attica
Grant Burns
Gail Niedermier
Tiro
Jewell Adams
Wakeman Plans Curfew and Moves Police Station
Wakeman village council first reading of a curfew ordinance set for 9 30 p m for under12 10 p m for 12 to 16 and midnight for 16 to 18 with 6 a m end. exemptions for work church or school functions. New Chief Roger Robinson requested the curfew citing late youth activity and fines rise to 100 after third conviction. Council also approves moving the police station to the Clark building on Pleasant Street with shared space and jail kept at the fire hall. Mayor Burke notes safety measures for the water works plant. Council asks engineer for sewer connection info for Buckley Grady Gersak properties including Flamingo drive-in and laundromat.
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Wakeman
Roger Robinson
Clark Building
Pleasant Street
Police
Board of Public Affairs
John Burke
Division of Safety
The
State Industrial Commission
Kenneth Buckley
Jack Grady
Francis Gersak
Flamingo Drive-In
Greenwich Briefs Highlight Dance Meeting and Sale Plans
Greenwich area events include a Wednesday record hop at Greenwich Intermediate School gym with Harold Strang and Steve Ferrell playing top 50 records from 9 p m to midnight. The South Central Boosters Club meets at 8 p m Thursday at the high school to discuss football field rights costs and Sept horse show plans. Merchants plan old fashioned sidewalk sales this Friday and Saturday. A football organizational meeting for grades 9 to 12 is set for 2 p m Sunday in the high school cafeteria.
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Marie Zoz
Greenwich
Greenwich Area
Greenwich Intermediate School
New Street
Harold Strang
Steve Ferrell
Harold Felver
South Central High School
South Central
Paul Graham
Trojan
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State Board of Education
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Seneca-Hu
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Milan
Frederick del
Phin
Sandusky
Roger L. Harmell
Atwater
Ralph A. Webb Jr
Here
Memorial Lake Conservation
Ohio Toy Fox Terrier Association
United Kennel Club
Andrew Jerpe
Jerpe
Servanda
Homer
Michigan
James Cowsill
Berry Gundlach
Mildred Mushett
Mary Egle
Helen Johannsen
Julia Normande
Margaret Witzlaben
Shawn Stewart
New London
Minnie Draus
Helen Randolph
Vermilion
Komarek Funeral Home
Benedict
Arcro
Homasote
Whittlesey
Wakeman Council
Oks
Sters
Boos
Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Committee
Keller
Cortland St
Spectors
Cadillac
Milan Ave
Sandwick Motors Inc
Norwalk, Ohio
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