New London Council Denies Wage Increases and Approves Bids
The village council granted authority to advertise for bids on a new truck and denied wage increases for sewer and water workers and the operator class. An ordinance to renew solicitor Walter L. Hite’s contract was read, with pay set at 400 per year plus extra for legal work. Other actions included notes renewal readings, tax rates approval, a 15 minute loading zone, and snow clearance and parking sign updates.
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New London
Village Council
Board of Public Affairs Authority
Sewer and ‘Water Department
Walter L. Hite
Hite
Budget Commission
Huron County Auditor
West Main Street
Preston Golding
Park Board
Harold Cooke
State of
Ohio
Judge Orders Directed Verdict In City Trial
A directed verdict for defendants Cecil and Virginia Dewiel was ordered by Judge Winston Allen in Licking County in a $25 000 suit filed by Lewis D. Miller of Collins administrator of Maria L. Miller who died May 10 1963 at age five. The case stemmed from the child found unconscious near a basement stair in the Dewiel home after May 6 1963.
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Winston Allen
Licking County
Huron County Common Pleas
Lewis D. Miller
Collins
Maria L. Miller
Herbert Freeman
Miller
T.L. Paffenbarger
Child
Dewiel
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Elyria Hospital
Hit-Ship Charge Reduced In Mayor Court
A hit and run charge against Larry G. Holbrook 24 of RD 1 was reduced to reckless operation after a Nov 18 accident. A pickup struck a parked car owned by Nicholas McKay of Grand Blanc Mich at 190 Milan Ave. McKay must return for the Mayor's Court hearing per City Solicitor Fred Waugh.
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Larry G. Holbrook
Holbrook
Milan Ave
Nicholas McKay
Grand Blanc
Mich
Fred Waugh
McKay
Booster Night at New London Grange Celebrates Centennial
New London Grange members and guests held a potluck supper and program labeled Booster Night. Carl Ruess welcomed attendees as readings on Grange values and history were shared by Mrs. Lawrence Snyder and King Rowland. Lewis Heyman read Roy Battles’s speech and Edd Franklin spoke on ritual beauty.
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New London
Grange
Carl Ruess
Lawrence Snyder
King Rowland
Lewis Heyman
Roy Battles
Edd Franklin
Rowland
Heyman
Franklin
Pomona
Huron County
Family in hospital after suspected gas poisoning incident
The Theisen family faced a suspected gas poisoning incident with the furnace vent deemed too small by gas company workers. Parents John and Donna Theisen were released from hospital, while three month old John remains hospitalized with a head injury after a fall. The family is staying with relatives at 53 Norwood Ave while seeking a new home after renting 10 State St.
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Gas Company
John Theisen
Donna Theisen
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
John Theisens
Donald Theisens
Norwood Ave
State St
Fitchville Church to present Christmas Story pageant
New London Fitchville Methodist Church Choir and Sunday School will stage a Christmas pageant at 7 30 p m Sunday. Rev James Killgrove pastor will direct the program titled The Christmas Story. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Fitchville Methodist Church
James Killgrove
British Leaders to Visit Rome on European Market Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary George Brown will visit Rome on January 16 and 17. They aim to discuss Britain’s entry into the European Common Market with Italian leaders who favor British participation.
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Rome
UPI
Harold Wilson
George Brown
Italy
Ski to Freedom Escapes From East Germany
Two young men escaped East Germany by skiing across the border near Goettingen after heavy snowfall. Two other youths likewise crossed a Communist mine field to reach West Germany, unnoticed by border guards during the attempt.
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Braunschweig
Germany
UPI
East Germany
Here
Goettingen
Freedom
West Germany
New London Schools Dismiss Early For In-Service Workshops
New London district students will be dismissed at 1 p.m. Thursday to allow teachers at the primary intermediate and high schools to attend in service workshops. The primary workshop focuses on visual aids for teachers in this district.
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London
New London
Harlem Globe Trotters
Norwalk
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
James Westerhold
Westerhold
Ohio
Four Juvenile Drinking Cases Reported In November
A November monthly report by Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim shows carelessness and drinking as the leading juvenile offenses. The 18 delinquency cases involved 17 boys and one girl, with ages ranging from under 14 to 17. fourteen were handled officially, and prior court exposure occurred in four cases. The court also processed 11 dependency and neglect cases and 20 traffic cases, totaling support payments of 5696.59 while costs reached 564.
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Russell T. Antrim
Willard Norwalk
New London
Collins
Greenwich
Monroeville
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George Palakian
Patterson
N.J
Washington
Capitol
Cecil and
Virginia Dewiel
Townsend
Freeman
Paffenbarger
Dewiels
Yale
R & A Pastry Shop
Norwalk, Ohio
Norwalk Grads
Colleete
Ape
CITI
VES
The
Norwalk Boosters Club
Ski To
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Oaroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Esquire Hosiery
ARROW
Tanarossi
Bostontan Shoes
PARIS
Fine Gloves
Haggar
Dawson
Resistos
Portis
Munsing IP
Hickok
Piping Rock
Cresco
Woolrich Woolens
Handsome Robes
NYLON
Worsted
TEX Suits
Sherpa
Cresco Suedes
S. P
Dawsons
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