Wakeman Village Council approves tractor purchase and patrol pay
Wakeman agrees to buy a 1970 tractor for 1900 under market value with trade in of an old unit paid 600. Ralph Jackson to handle the sale from Graves Implement. The council hires Steve Parker as part time auxiliary, approves small bonuses, and sets police gear and tax figures for 1972. Norwalk Columbia Gas will supply gas from Dec 1 with a Wakeman phone line for service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Ralph Jackson
Graves
Glen Orson
Council
Steve Parker
Parker
Lyle Miller
Police Department
Miller
Gale Bachelder
Norwalk
Columbia Gas
Charles Sneddon
Don Phelps
Oberlin
Phelps
Oberlin Company
Auto Stalls and Collisions Injure Norwalk Drivers
A Norwalk man, Carl E. Pettit, 246 E Main St, injured with elbow and knee after his car collided with a vehicle that pulled into Benedict Avenue from West Chestnut Street. Driver Thomas R. Alexander, 12 W Chestnut St, charged with failure to yield. he said his car stalled before entering the intersection. A separate crash on Main Street involved David E. Rapp, 83 W Main St, whose car hit a telephone pole after speeding to a meeting. A woman near League and Baker streets feared striking a pedestrian as an elderly woman fell. investigators spoke with Mrs. Adam Kraft and her mother Mrs. Rudolph Schindley, leaving unclear if the car caused the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Benedict Avenue
Carl E. Pettit
E. Main St
West Chestnut Street
Thomas R. Alexander
W. Chestnut St
Pettit Auto
League and
Baker Streets
Dennis McDonald
Baker St
League Street
Baker
Adam Kraft
Jefferson St
Rudolph Schindley
VFW members brighten Wade Park Hospital with gifts
Firelands Post 2743 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars visited Wade Park Veterans Administration Hospital in Cleveland for the fifth annual holiday outing. Eighteen volunteers delivered home baked goods and treats for over 600 patients, with items donated by the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. The group received annual certificates for active participation in VA volunteer programs.
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Firelands Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wade Park Veterans Administration Hospital
Cleveland
Edward Wheaton
Post
VFW Ladies’ Auxiliary
VFW
Veterans Administration
Area college night announced for Huron Firelands campus
The Huron Firelands Campus at Bowling Green State University hosts the first annual area college night at 7 p.m. Thursday with sessions run by 15 Ohio colleges and more than 250 high school students planning to attend. Colleges include Ashland Bluffton BGSU Defiance Denison Findlay Firelands Kent State Kenyon Northern Ohio Ohio State Ohio University Toledo and Wooster. WILLARD High School opens alumni basketball during two week Christmas break in late December with extended gym hours and coaches Stackhouse Hoskins and Haas supervising.
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Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Ashland College
Bluffton College
Defiance College
Denison University
Findlay College
Wilmington College
Kent State University
Kenyon College
Northern Ohio University
Ohio State University
Ohio University
University of Toledo
The
College of Wooster
Willard
Willard High School
Jerry Stackhouse
Rob Hoskins
Bob Haas
Norwalk man pleads not guilty in car theft case
George W. Conrad of 12% Seminary St. Norwalk pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court to stealing a car owned by James L. Cochran of Greenwich. The vehicle was taken from 942 S. West St. and located in Sandusky 11 minutes later. Bond was set at 2500 cash or 5000 property.
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Norwalk
Sandusky
Common Pleas
George W. Conrad
Seminary St
James L. Cochran
Greenwich
S. West St
Conrad
Willard La Raza Unida chapter hosts Christmas dance
Salvador Olalde of Port Clinton addressed the Willard La Raza Unida during its first Christmas dance on December 11 at the American Legion. Loren Welch of New London spoke as a Democratic candidate for Huron County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
la Raza Unida
Salvador Olalde
Port Clinton
American Legion
Loren Welch
New London
Huron County
Olalde
People United
Willard Grid Coach Quits and Staff Changes
Willard Flashes head football coach Larry Cook and assistants Terry Adams and Jeffrey Black resign, ending their coaching roles while remaining teachers through year end. Black also heads wrestling. Varra Himes resigns for health reasons. Norma Garard hired as third grade teacher. Board approves Burroughs machine purchase, 7300 dollars, 1972 tax rates at 36.30 mills, enrollment down to 2533 from 2584, and recognizes Willard School Employer Association as bargaining agent through Oct. 1, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Willard Flashes
Board of Education
Larry Cook
Terry Adams
Jeffrey Black
Black
Cook
Crimson Flashes
Adams
Varra Himes
Central Elementary School
Norma Garard
Himes
Don Gray
Engel Cok
Burroughs
Helen Ellis
Dale Schlatter
Willard School Employer Association
Evening Classes Open at Mansfield North Central College
Mansfield North Central Technical College begins winter quarter evening classes on Thursday January 6. Registration runs January 3 and 4 with multiple time slots and an evening division bulletin available from the college admissions office at 2441 Kenwood Circle Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
North Central Technical College
Kenwood Circle
Willard Young Republicans Plan 1972 Campaign Meeting
The Huron County Young Republicans meet at 7 30 p m Monday in Willard United Bank to lay groundwork for the 1972 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Huron County Young Republicans
Willard United Bank
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David E. Rapp
W. Main St
S. Pleasant St
Area College
PC Man
Vanity Fair
Norwalk, Ohio
Dimi
Benedict Ave
TS Bne
Huron County Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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