Willard Jaycees elect officers for unofficial chapter
Fourteen people suffered smoke inhalation and minor injuries after a small fire at the Morgan Adhesive Plant in Stow caused about 100 dollars in damage. In Willard an unofficial Jaycees chapter elected officers and aims to recruit 25 members before a Jan. 3 meeting at Armatrout's Garage East Emerald Street.
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Willard
Jaycees
Willard Conservation League
Dave VanLaar
Jacobs Television
Purdue University
Jack Leitz
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leitz
Midwestern Broadcasting School
Chicago
King
Bowling Green State University
Jim Lu
Armatrout
East
Emerald Street
William Armatrout
Mike Ruggles
Norwalk
Willard Group
Dave Klinglesmith
Norwalk Club
Ruggles
Ondak, Klinglesmith
AKRON
UPI
Morgan
Stow
Milan Girl Scouts To Carol In Village Tonight
The Milan Girl Scouts and families plan a village caroling event tonight meeting at the village square between 6 and 6 30 p m. Refreshments will be served at 8 p m at the Methodist Church.
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Milan
Two Norwalk Men Nominated to United States Service Academies
Retiring 8th District Congressman Jackson E. Betts names Dale M. Walters of rural Norwalk and Thomas C. Rekart of 5 Chatham St as nominees. Walters seeks one of two Academy openings at the Air Force Academy among 18 total nominees. Rekart competes for a Merchant Marine Academy vacancy among four contenders. The nominees will undergo academy tests to determine the final selections.
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Norwalk
United States Service Academies
Jackson E. Betts
Dale M. Walters
Air Force Academy
Thomas C. Rekart
Chatham St
Merchant Marine Academy
Deadline set for Norwalk telephone directory changes
The Northern Ohio Telephone Co. urges customers to report corrections or address changes by December 28 to appear in the 1973 directory to be published in March. Norwalk, Milan, Monroeville, New London and North Fairfield are listed communities.
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Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Charles T. Winn
Winn
Milan
Monroeville
New London
North Fairfield
300 Sing At New London Christmas Carols
Music filled downtown New London as about 300 people joined the first Christmas Carol event at Monumental Park. The program began at 7:30 p.m. directed by Mrs. Richard Eastman with Pat Cassidy at the piano. Nancy Jennings performed a solo amid hour long group singing of Christmas songs and hymns.
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New London
Monumental Park
Richard Eastman
Pat Cassidy
Nancy Jennings
Christmas Eve Services In Monroeville Village
Monroeville schedule shows most churches observing Christmas Eve services. St Joseph Church hosts liturgy at 7 30 p m with carols at 11 40 p m and midnight liturgy, Christmas Day liturgies at 8 a m and 10 a m with grade school singing. Trinity Lutheran notes 9 30 a m service 10 30 a m program and 11 p m candlelight. Zion Episcopal features guest celebrant Rev Frederick Lambert for 7 30 p m Christmas Eve service.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Pontiac
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Zion Episcopal Church
Frederick
Lambert
Calvary Episcopal Church
Sandusky
Zion
Man Arrested After Abusing Officers In DWI Case
Melvin R. Simon, 41, of 63 Corwin Street, was charged with resisting and abusing police after a Norwalk Parts Co. accident led to his DWI arrest. Officer William Meese cut a finger during restraining him and Simon was booked at the station and then moved to Huron County Jail. Carroll E. Lewis reported damage to a parked car.
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Melvin R. Simon
Corwin St
Simon
Bouscau Ave
Huron County
Critic Sees Polanski Film What and Says So What
Rome critic for the Rome Daily American viewed the Roman Polanski film What and summed up the impression in two words So what on Thursday. The remark captures a dismissive reaction from the reviewer.
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Rome
UPI
Rome Daily American
Norwalk police nab Army deserter linked to factory thefts
Norwalk police arrested Lloyd G. Beyl at General Elastomer Corp after reports of missing money. Beyl, 19, was found at McGuan Park and taken to jail on a U.S. Army desertion charge. His brother Fred and Donald Lewis were jailed briefly on harboring charges.
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Norwalk
Army
Beyl
General Elastomer, Corp
N. Pleasant St
Thomas J. Bloom
New London
Fred Lau
Fred I. Beyl
Donald E. Lewis
Ashland
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Patricia Anne
Christopher Noel
Sherman
Encino
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Pohl
Norwalk Beverage Center
ST Marys Street
Clayton Fries
Mgr
Lloyd G. Beyl
Washington St
National Crime Information Center
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Lau
Washington Street
McGuan Park
Lou
Fred Bey
Lewis
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Elden Smith
Filip
Lindsay
George W. Filip
Ohio Water Conditioning Assn
Wah
A&p
Philadelphia
Turkey
Hunt's
Brls
EXCEL
A&p Brand
Shank
Jane Parker
Whittlesey RD
Sun
Agar Boneleas
Ae Philadelphia
Paul Age
AEF
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