OEA Considers Spring Session to Review General Assembly
Ohio Education Association may hold a spring session to judge if the 107th General Assembly met public school needs. Retiring OEA president Paul C. Hayes urged formation of a commission to evaluate after each legislature. A related proposal arose at a Department of Classroom Teachers meeting.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Ohio
107Th General Assembly
Paul C. Hayes
Department of Classroom Teachers
The
Obituary for Alice V. Stark of Lima and Hartland
Alice V. Stark 80 of Lima died Thursday at Lima Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Greenwich and previously lived in Hartland Townsend and Collins areas. Survived by eight daughters, three sons, 29 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Burial at Hartland Ridge Cemetery after services at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman. Funeral details and dates provided.
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Alice V. Stark
Hartland
Lima
Lima Memorial Hospital
Greenwich
Hartland and Townsend
Daniel
Stark
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Mary Leppla
Clifford Gossman
Marshall Stoodt
Clifford Leiber
Collins
Robert Strait
Norwalk
Leonard Welch
Madison
Ronald Kelzenbarger
Pandora
Frank Leppla
Wapak
Robert
Harold
Donald
Henry Hopkins
Los Angeles
Calif
Lewis Wesler
Injured New London Man Reported in Good Condition
NEW LONDON The condition of Winston White, 22, of West Main Street, New London, who was buried by earth in a cave on Tuesday is reported as good by Mansfield General Hospital. White was working in a ten foot trench to install a sewer line on his property when the earth collapsed, burying him for several minutes before colleagues dug him out and summoned aid.
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New London
Winston White
West Main Street
Mansfield General Hospital
White
Injured Workers Treated After Accidents at Work and Home
Two people were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after separate incidents. Gerald Beer of 85 Broad Street Monroeville suffered a hand cut when metal fell on it at Superior Coach Co. Mrs. Robert Grell of 35 West Chestnut Street also received a hand cut.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Gerald Beer
Broad St
Monroeville
Superior Coach Co
Robert Grell
Chestnut St
Operation Christmas Honors Service Members Names
The message lists service members including PFC Jerry F. Gardner RA 15751653 Co. E 725th Mainz Bn APO San Francisco CA 96225 Leo C Belfer EN 2 SS USS Barber ss580 c/o FPO San Francisco CA 96601 Pvt Richard Crouch RA 11667901 Co. D 293rd ENGR Bn AP0 New York NY.
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Jerry F. Gardner
Mainz
Leo C. Belfer EN
Barber
c/o
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Richard Crouch
R.A
ENGR
Bn. A.P.O
New York, N.Y
4-H Members May Order Trees in County Forestry Plan
4 H clubs and FFA members may order up to 200 trees each from the Ohio Division of Forestry and Reclamation at no charge. Applications are available from the Cooperative Extension Office or Vocational Agriculture instructors. County agent Carlos Tucker reports about 3500 trees will be planted this spring.
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Farmers of America Ffa
Ohio Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Carlos Tucker
4-H
Grant for Milan Sewage Project Approved
A federal grant offer of 37 230 has been approved for Milan to improve the sewage treatment plant increasing capacity and providing secondary treatment. The total project cost is 306 100 with eligible costs 124 000 and the offer was mailed to Milan Mayor Glenn Rockwell.
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Milan
Terior
Glenn Rockwell
Kiwanis Reschedules Dinner Meeting to Round Table
Kiwanis in Monroeville will skip its regular dinner due to unavailable dining space. A 7 Tuesday round table and board meeting will be held in the Zion Episcopal Church undercroft, followed by a training session for officers and chairs Wednesday at the First Methodist Church in Bellevue.
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Monroeville
Congregational Community of the United Church of Christ
Correction on Bastardy Case Delays in Thursday Reflector
A Bastardy action in Juvenile Court was postponed after the complainant failed to appear. The jury panel, attorneys, and the judge were present for the hearing. Judge Robert Allen was scheduled to hear the case.
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Robert Allen
Nor walk mayor court verdicts November 21 22
Jer ald Fredrick Miller of Nor walk was found guilty of reckless operation and fined 10 dollars plus 4.80 dollars costs. Charles Carlton of Greenwich was found guilty of driving with one headlight and fined 10 dollars plus 4.80 dollars costs. He faced 60 MPH in a 35 MPH zone with 50 dollars fines and 4.80 dollars costs and a 50 dollar fine plus 0.48 dollars costs for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle outside the police car.
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Jerald Fredrick Miller
Norwalk
Charles Carlton
Greenwich
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Monroe
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
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Dimon
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Ruby G. Dimon
Ward
Lawsons
APO
Charles A. Mosher
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Department of the In
Paul B. Smith
Nelson V. Lenz
Sandusky Register
Norwelk Reflector
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Crow Lumber
Georgia Pacific
Edwin Adelman
E. Main ST
Peniant
NF Mayor Court
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