Fair Open Class Farm Products Fair Results
The Open Class Farm Products exhibit lists corn hybrids from Ohio and several named exhibitors. Edward Beiler of Bellevue shows a Dekalb hybrid, Harry Hintz of Norwalk handles Pioneer and Funk hybrids, with Steve Hintz of Norwalk also listed. Special garden prizes go to Walter Bauer and several others from Norwalk Collins and Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Edward Beiler
Bellevue
Harry Hintz
Norwalk
Funk
Steve Hintz
Apple Displays and Various Exhibits at Local Fair
Gerald Case of New London showcases three fruit varieties in fall display and six in winter. Mrs Estele Wyatt presents pickle and vegetable displays in Collins, with various baked goods and preserves by multiple locals. A cake lineup includes devil's food, white and yellow layer, and maps to North Ridgeville and Norwalk entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Case
New London
Estele Wyatt
Collins
Estel Wyatt
Nancy Zelter
North Fairfield
Donald Zimmerman
Norwalk
Joe Sherman, Jr
Kevin Dailey
North Ridgeville
Mona Manhart
Wayne Allen
Carol Zelter
Charles Vogel
Bus Plunge Near Boulaou Kills 45 in Morocco
A bus smashed through a guard rail and fell into a ravine near Boulaou Morocco killing 45 Moroccans and injuring 29 others police said all victims were Moroccans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casablanca
Morocco
UPI
Boulaou
Tractor Pull Thrills Huron County Fair Night Crowd
Black smoke belches from a lumbering tractor as drivers pull heavy weights beyond 100 and then 200 feet under the roaring scrutiny of a packed grandstand. The first night of the 50th annual fair features the tractor pull drawing youths and elders alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Mansfield Campus OSU sets fall registration deadline
OSU Mansfield campus urges all spring or summer quarter students planning to register for fall to enroll by Friday. Former students not enrolled this year and all new Mansfield Campus students must register by September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio State University
Horror Movies Highlight and Drive-In Ads
An entertainment page review praises well-made horror films such as the Vincent Price style while condemning cheaper sloppily produced pics. It cites two examples I Drink Your Blood and I Eat Your Flesh as the Sickies. Across the page a local drive-in advertises the same titles I Drink Your Blood and I Eat Your Flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Vincent Price
Three 4-H Sewing Booths Win Top Fair Ratings
Three area 4-H sewing club booths tied for outstanding ratings at the Huron County Fair. First honors went to the Richmond Mothers Helpers and a host of Norwalk and area groups with themes like Building Blocks to Fashion and Accent on Youth. Two Norwalk youths reported bikes stolen from the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Greenfield
Norwalk
Douglas P. Reitzel
Homewood Dr
Stephen C. Hughes
Parsons St
Reitzel
Hughes
Richmond Mother’s ‘Helpers
Busy Needles
Townsend Bonus Cebas
Ripley Nifty
Townsend
Lyme Sunshine Girls
Fashion Board
West Hartland
New Haven
Fitchville Cloverettes
Bronson’ Ride-A-Wee
Greenwich Gals
Monroeville
Modern Misses
Norwalk Klink ‘N Klatter
Norwalk Happy Hearts
Clarksfield Merry Maids
Wakeman Willing Workers
Norwalk Tailor Mates
Norwalk Lucky Clovers
Fairfield Thimblettes
New London
Rip 'N Stitch
Norwalk City Needlers
New Haven Happy Workers
Bellevue Pins and Needles
Greenwich Fancy Stitchers
4-H Food Board Booth
NL Council Debates First Income Tax Budget
The Village of New London discusses its first budget based on an income tax, projecting 65 000 in revenue, with consultants estimating about 88 000. Funds earmarked divide 40 percent general and 60 percent for capital improvements including a new fire truck and multiple public works items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Winston White
General Fund
New London Council Lets Roofing and Road Contracts
London Village Council approved emergency ordinances for a new City Hall and fire station roof by Brothers Roofing Co. and eight street improvements by S.E. Johnson Co. The Lodi Cable Service franchise received first reading for a 20 year system install by June 1972 at about 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
City Hall
Brothers Roofing Co
Elyria
Coates
S.E. Johnson Co
Maumee
Johnson
Lodi Cable Service, Inc
Robert Sprague
Lodi
Council
Municipal Service Department
New London Schools Set First Full Day Sept 8
New London School District students report Wednesday Sept 8 for the first full day of classes from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Bus routes to be announced after enrollment numbers EHOVE classes begin Sept 7 Cafeteria will operate and lunches cost 40 cents for grades 1 12 55 cents for adults Those new to district may register 10 a m to 3 p m Immunization records and birth certificates required for first grade or kindergarten entrants
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Park Board
Recreation Park
New London School Board
Park Avenue
J.W. Stewart
New London
EHOVE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Bauer
Audrey Boles
Gary Snyder
Marie Diehm
Willard
Joyce R. Jenkins
Greenwich
Carl Gibson
Clarksfield
Scouts
New London Girl Scouts
NOPIL
NL Council
Kenneth Griffin
New London Council
Huron County Health Department
North Maple Street
Ada Hedden
Cemetery Board
Firelands Electric Cooperative, Inc
Skellenger Creek
Pote
Benedict Ave
Super Chef
Chepee
Hamburger
E. Main
Firelands Tool
Woodlawn Ave
Electric Hammer
Cedar Point
Labor Day
Historic Frontier Trail
Frontier Town
Cedar Forest
Lake Erie
Sealand
Eembet Il
Desares
Sandusky
Milan Ave
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