Holden Visits Own Club in North Fairfield
John T. Holden district governor of Lions made an official visit to the North Fairfield Lions Club at the United Methodist Church. He shared the State of the District as the 1971 72 theme Constribment and noted District 13 B comprises 10 counties 63 clubs and over 2500 Lions. He is a North Fairfield club member with eight years perfect attendance and has held multiple offices before becoming governor. Holden co owns Holden's Gas and Appliances and owns Holden's Oil Co. and has served on the Ohio LP Gas Association board.
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Leeway in Deadlines for Christmas Mail
Norwalk Postmaster Robert O Donnell says the mail-early push helps assure Christmas deliveries but space remains for delays. Out of town packages are time sensitive and distant locations may miss Christmas if mailed too late. local cards have a Dec 15 deadline, with Friday for out of town cards. He urges return addresses and notes first class stamps mean mailers pay for return service if undeliverable.
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Robert O'Donnell
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Willard OKs crossover median cut near Lawson store
Willard City Council approved a median crossover on Myrtle Avenue to serve a planned Lawson's store despite objections from about 16 residents. The cut, about 152 feet north of the Ohio 224 intersection, aims to ease access while neighbors cite safety concerns and near-miss accidents. Lawson Company argues the crossover aids customer access, and the area is zoned commercial.
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Anchorage Displays 250-Bulb Star On Mountain Site
Its Own Star ANCHORAGE Alaska UPI Anchorage has its own star in the east today thanks to the U S Army The electrically lighted star containing 250 bulbs was turned on at the top of an army missile site 4000 feet up the slopes of snow blanketed Chugach Mountains
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Willard council debates second reading on meter removal plan
Willard councilmen discussed a second reading ordinance allowing removal of downtown parking meters. Residents urged retaining meters citing limited spaces and potential income of about 6000 dollars per year. The city faces meter repairs estimated at 10570 dollars with many meters due for replacement per police reports.
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William Coffman
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Michael Orenic
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Jack Fryman
Wade Eden
Why Leave Home to Shop for Big Home Furnishings
Classifieds highlight value deals on home furnishings with emphasis on convenience and savings. Readers are urged to explore the section for selections and prices.
Yale Prof favorite on OSU Campus
Staunton Lynd a former Yale professor finished second in OSU campus presidential primary. Dick Gregory led but could not appear. Lynd urged student empowerment and democ ratization with budget support tax relief union reaffirmation of black studies and off campus credits while expanding community voice and police accountability.
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Power Switch Reverts NW City Power to Ohio Edison
Power in the northwest district will switch back to Ohio Edison Co for a planned 1 p.m. interruption weather permitting. If rain or snow falls the change will be postponed. Industries will be notified in ample time. The move follows a Friday transfer to the municipal plant to upgrade from 34 500 to 69 000 volt service and new substation equipment on North West Street is being checked for correct phasing.
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Car Seat Burns At Willard
Verni Smith of Monroeville reported a smoldering fire on the front seat of a car Monday night in Willard. Firefighters arrived around 8 50 p m and found the seat smoldering. Damages were about 50 dollars, with most loss in the front. The owner was away from the vehicle, which was parked on Maple Street.
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Cleveland Livestock Market Steady Across Cattle Hog and Sheep
In Cleveland today, livestock markets show steady activity. Prime steers reach 35 to 36, hogs at 21 to 21.75 for 200 to 220 pounds, and prime lambs hover near 26.50 to 27.50 with feeders 19 to 24. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep maintain even demand with varied grades and weights.
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Mount To Report On Sewer In Norwalk Plant Case
Former Norwalk service director William Mount now city manager in Dunedin Florida will draft a report for Service Director Herbert Krogh on the Norwalk Furniture Corp sewer matter. Mount discussed the issue with Krogh on Monday after Norwalk officials outlined a new sewer line on Ohio 18. The firm has not been billed for a connection to the new line installed when plant plans were announced. Willard police and Secret Service agents investigate three counterfeit ten dollar notes passed between Saturday 11 a.m. and Monday noon, serial number B65994857B, with Fryman keeping locations undisclosed to avoid tipping off the passer.
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