Berlin Heights teen suffers broken leg in icy crash
A 17 year old, William Deehr of rural Berlin Heights, was pinned in a wreck on Court Rd east of Hartland after his pickup hit an icy spot and slipped into a ditch. Driver Bruce Fleming Jr was not injured. Two companions in another truck were en route to the Pinecrest Conservation Club for Christmas trees.
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Hartland
Berlin Heights
Here
William Deehr
Bruce Fleming, Jr
Court Rd
Deehr
Fleming
Lauren Kamm
Jeffrey Strickler
Pinecrest Conservation Club
Aero train passes key test at 233 mph in France
Paris UPI reports the Aero train reached 233 miles an hour on a concrete rail atop a quarter inch air cushion. French transportation experts say the test signals a potential revolution in commuter travel.
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Paris
UPI
Rent Your Spare Room Norwalk Reflector Classified
A brief classified notice invites readers to rent a spare room through Norwalk Reflector listings. Includes contact methods and rental terms typical of local classifieds.
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Norwalk
Willard Grants Free Parking And Elects Firemen Board Members
The Willard City Council approved free parking in metered zones from December 11 to December 23 for a Chamber of Commerce event. Ralph Graham and Wade Eden were chosen to serve one year on the Volunteer Firemen's Dependents' Board starting January. City Manager Keith Armstrong named Annabelle Steely, Director of Nursing at Willard Municipal Hospital, as outstanding city employee for November. The state city water reservoir project progresses with an anticipated state contribution of 2,218,000 toward a project costing over 3 million. after completion city maintenance will be 15 percent and state 85 percent for 10 years, then city upkeep rises to 20 percent thereafter.
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Willard
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Graham
Wade Eden
Firemen’s Dependents’ Board
Keith Armstrong
Council
Annabelle Steely
Willard Municipal Hospital
Stely
Armstrong
Norwalk youth admits theft from service station
John A. Rinner an 18 year old of 42 W. Washington St was charged with petty larceny over a theft at Walter H Deeble’s service station 120 E Main St. Police tracked missing funds totaling 142 with planted money also found in the register and powders from thief detection on his hands.
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Norwalk
John A. Rinner
Washington St
Walter H. Deeble
E. Main St
Deeble
Rinner
Main Street
Christmas Banquet for Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Held in Willard
Eighty nine members from eight area Beta Sigma Phi chapters attended the holiday banquet at Hartenstein's Supper Club in Willard. New chapters Phi Eta Sigma and Preceptor joined, while toastmistress Mrs Richard Mutz shared memories of motherhood and the joy of the season in a talk about The Happiest Days Of Our Lives.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Hartenstein
Willard
Phi Eta Sigma
Richard Mutz
Phone Talks to Resume Between Co and IBEW Local 986
The Northern Ohio Telephone Co and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 986 plan bargaining at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Bellevue with Federal Mediator Arthur Woods. They last met Nov. 22 after the company offered about six percent raises. union leaders urged rejection. Arbogast refused to comment on current union stance or results of a prior strike vote.
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Electrical Workers Local 986
Arthur Woods
Bellevue
John Arbogast
Arbogast
Plenty Girl Talk At This Yule Party
Mrs Mutz led a holiday program titled Happiest Days Of Our Lives followed by 13 pledges joining five sorority chapters. Initiations were conducted by Mrs Harold Bowen with multiple pledges named across Kappa Epsilon Nu Nu of Milan Nu Tau of Wakeman Omega Xi Alpha Eta and two others to XI Alpha Eta who will be initiated later.
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Harold Bowen
Kappa Epsilon
Urban Livengood, Jr
Fran Drake
NU NU
Milan
Pete Cole
Phil Stewart
NU Tau
Wakeman
David Bungard
Bernard Wolfe
OMEGA
Gary Kreitsch
New London cooperative elects three directors at annual meeting
New London residents re elected Hugh Lewis Earl Shank and J K Weaver to the Firelands Electric Cooperative board at the annual meeting held at New London High School Saturday night About 300 people attended Lewis and Shank stood unopposed for districts 2 and 7 respectively Weaver won district 9 with 86 votes over Herbert Anderson 53 Also re elected were Preston Golding as president Eugene Beck as secretary treasurer and J K Weaver as vice president The board will meet at 8 p m on the third Thursday each month Net assets stood at 1 401 166 19 with 1 424 875 71 owed to the REA and funds boosted by taxes and capital reserves The coop is pursuing authority to buy power from Buckeye Power at Brilliant possibly lowering future rates Entertainment was provided by the Hillsdale High School Band and the Hayesville Lions Club
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New London
Hugh Lewis
Earl Shank
J. K. Weaver
Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc
New London High School
Lewis
New Haven
Ripley
Greenwich
Cass
Bloomingrove
Shank
Mifflin
Vermilion
Michigan
Madison
Weaver
Herbert Anderson
East
West Main Streets
Preston Golding
Eugene Beck
Perrysville
Firelands Electric
Golding
Steuben
Jeromesville
Rural Electrification Authority
REA
Truck Hits Signal Near Fitchville In Morning Crash
A Wooster truck driver Walter E. Kelley aged 46 was charged with speeding after his tractor trailer struck a railroad signal flasher on U S 250 south of Fitchville. Kelley lost control while braking at 6 55 am veered into a ditch and was not injured. the truck sustained moderate damage.
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Wooster
U.S. 250
Fitchville
Walter E. Kelley
Highway Patrol
New York Central
Kelley
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Fred Linsenmaier
Denver
Linsenmaier
U.S. Navy
Bonnie
Warren Beatty
Dros.sever Arts WA
East Main ST
By Carole Sprowls
The
Northern Ohio Telephone Co. and
International Brotherhood of
Santa’s
Santa
Bigelow
North Pole
Benedict Norwalk
Mrs. Mutz
Our
New London Cooperative
Federal Power Commission
Buckeye Power
Brilliant
Cincinnati
Hillsdale High School
Hayesville Lions Club
Gene Widman
Aluminum
BUY Direct
Home Savings and Loan Co
Norwalk, Ohio
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