Monroeville Ends Saturday Classes Early Next Semester
Monroeville will resume five day a week classes on January 21 after a warm spell and higher gas allotments let the district end Saturday schedules. The plan shifts from a Feb 9 restart and six day weeks to a 96 day second semester with a grading day set for June 4.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
Supt
Donald Halsey
Norwalk City Council Meeting Agenda Highlights
Norwalk council gathers at 7 30 pm with prayer pledge roll call minutes communications and petitions committee reports and official remarks. Unfinished business includes a second reading of sanitary sewer ordinance covering Seminary Madison Mill Streets Woodlawn Benedict. New legislation creates development plan priorities and HUD submission authority for Mayor Goodsite. Other items amend annual appropriation ordinance adjust city employee compensation and holiday pay. Adjournment.
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Norwalk
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Pledge of Allegiance
Seminary
Madison
Mill Streets
Woodlawn Avenue
Benedict Avenue
Wayne Goodsite
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
City of
Two Retiring At Columbia Gas
Grace M. Roethlisberger of Norwalk and Frank W. Olcott of Norwalk will retire from Columbia Gas of Ohio on January 1. Roethlisberger will have 42 years in the company, Olcott more than 30. She began in 1933 as a clerk, became Norwalk district secretary in 1968, and has ties to local clubs. Olcott started in 1945 as a meter reader, later serving in multiple roles, and is a member of St. Peter Lutheran Church. Estates filed in Huron County Probate Court list several estates with values ranging from about $2,644 to $20,787.
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Grace M. Roethlisberger
Monroeville
Norwalk
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Frank W. Olcott
E. Main St
Olcott
Norwalk High School
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Virginia
Charles M. Ludban
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Mr. Ludban
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eagles Lodge
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Charles J
Garrett, Ind
Frank
Nile
Secor Funeral Home
Funeral
Charles Ferrell
Greenwood Cemetery
Butler roofs offer low upkeep and lasting value
A Butler building provides easy maintenance and low cost upkeep, making it an attractive choice for buyers. The builder emphasizes durable roofing options that require minimal ongoing care.
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Joseph Caranfa
Caranfa
Renna Stull, Jr
South Amherst High School
Probate
Huron County Probate Court
Alice M. Mitchell
New London
Otto L. Nottke
Bellevue
Roethlisberger
Orlo W. Brown
North Fairfield
Mr. Brown
Henry County
Myers Funeral Home
Greenwich
Eddie Bray
North Fairfield Cemetery
Chicago
UPI
Jesse Jackson
Dorothy M. Shoemaker
Port Charlotte
Fla
Shoemaker
Newcastle
Order of Eastern Star
Harold
Margaret E. Knierim
Perry
Kays
Orlando
William H. Thompson
Wakeman
Cleveland
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
Thompson
Columbus
Great Lakes
Verna Kertel
Margaret Dover
Leona Blake
Mary Suhar
Jess
Tiffin
Calvin
Orman
Berlin Heights
Charles
Jack
Oriance
Annie
Gerber Funeral Home
Elwyn Owen
Flora Bell Foster
Coeburn
James
Trula Goostree
Jean Richardson
Tilda Stout
Carol Slemp
Teresa Meade
Joe Foster
Estes Funeral Home
Crochet
Chenill
Bootsie
Bootsie’s Handicrafts
Adams St
Carol
Oregon Holly
Rt. 61
East
Norway
Colorado
Norwalk, Ohio
Ar Ce Een
Butler
A. V. Lakestett Co., Inc
George St
Sandusky
Huron County Bank
London
FDIC