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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
2
Sandusky report notes COED campaign raised over a million locally and 1.8 million from the state but preliminary estimates require more than two million to acquire land develop the site and construct initial buildings. Officials warned scholarships and amenities may be delayed.
Three defendants face trial in Warren County Common Pleas Court for July 4 Klan meeting and cross burning on a farm near Lebanon. Esetelle Foster and Willard Stapleton charged with masking to conceal identity under a 1965 Ohio law. Parkie A. Scott charged with interfering with sheriffs deputies. Stapleton to trial December 12, Foster December 13, Scott December 14.
The COED Board of Trustees passed a resolution to add four new members to the executive committee. Dr. Richard Jeffrey, COED president, will appoint two Erie County members, one Huron County member, and one Ottawa County member within two weeks.
The Red Cross bloodmobile will be at Father Nardecchia Hall, St. Francis Xavier Church, on December 13 from 12 noon to 6 p.m. Residents not contacted and wishing to donate should call Mrs. Wilcox Taylor or Mrs. John V. Emery. The drive aims to collect 125 pints.
Night services at Trinity Lutheran Church open weekly as Rev. Norman B. Emch speaks on December 4 about ministering to the mentally afflicted. Trustees discuss allocating local funds to Bowling Green University for site development and library needs, while preserving some for COED. Van Stone’s revision fails to pass.
The COED committee chaired by Dr. Richard Jeffrey was appointed to find a new educational project as the Firelands Branch of Bowling Green State University approaches completion. Trustees include Kenneth C. Buckley Hollis Matherly James A. Van Stone Albert E. Wharff and J Keith Pearson. The group plans to report at COEDs annual meeting on January 1 1967.
The Delphi New Haven Greenwich and North Fairfield Methodist Churches plan a four part school of missions series beginning December 4 at 7 30 p m at North Fairfield Methodist Church. Rev Wilbur Miser will speak on his Asia missions experiences after returning in 1963 from southern Asia. Light refreshments follow.
John Lee Pratt appealed a Willard zoning variance denial to the Huron County Common Pleas Court. He was denied on November 22 for a 623 Myrtle Ave site, the Lee's Drive-in block, planned razing for a 40 by 60 foot store and a new drive-in on Route 224 between Myrtle and Main. Local residents protested to the city council appointed zoning board.
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