Caprara Returns to Lead Norwalk Company A
Capt Albert J Caprara of Norwalk former commander of Company A Ohio National Guard is reassigned to head the Norwalk infantry unit succeeding Capt Ronald L Hart. Hart will return to Battalion staff until February when he plans to resign. Caprara praised as highly trained and will serve in Norwalk.
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Albert J. Caprara
Norwalk
Ohio National Guard
Cleveland
Caprara
Ronald L. Hart
John Majerczak
Hart
Capt
Berlin Heights elects Burt Oehling as new mayor
Berlin Heights voters oust four incumbents including Mayor Myron Nichols and councilman William Daniels, electing Burt Oehling and a new three-seat Board of Public Affairs. The article notes shifts toward greater police protection and street repairs, a high school move to Milan in September, plans for extended telephone service, library expansion, a stalled Main Street commercial project, and looming fire protection budget pressures.
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Berlin Heights
Burt Oehling
Myron
Nichols
William Daniels
Lawrence Schatz
Board of Public Affairs
Dale Frankboner
Miles Phillips
Wilbert Best
Don Goodman
Willis Shively
Otis Malone
Berlin
Board of Education
Milan
Kiwanis Club
Berlin Milan Library Board
Miss Firelands pageant to select county representatives
Huron and Erie counties will join for the spring Miss Firelands pageant at Norwalk High School on May 25. The winner will advance to compete in Miss Ohio at Cedar Point in July, representing both counties in the Miss America system.
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Erie
Huron
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Norwalk Jaycees
Monroeville Council Approves Emergency Funds Allocation
Monroeville council passed an emergency appropriation at a special meeting to cover year end obligations. Funds allocated include Street, Employer, Safety, Water, and General funds with specific amounts for police and fire salaries, department insurance, pension costs, water tower painting, chemicals, and other expenses. A $4500 transfer from a bucket truck appropriation in the electric fund was divided among three electric department accounts.
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Monroeville
Illage
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates and Coverage
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms for Norwalk and nearby towns with weekly rates 45 cents and yearly mail rates 15 and 23.40 dollars. The notice notes availability in Huron Erie counties and rural areas and identifies the paper as part of UPI News Service and Ohio Newspaper Association.
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Norwalk
Ohio
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circula—_ and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Oairfield
Greenwich
New London
Illard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Car Crashes In Norwood Ave. multiple injuries and charges
Daniel P. Morse, 22, Route 601, charged with speed in excess of conditions after his car struck a utility pole on Norwood Ave at 12 30 Tuesday. He was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for scalp lacerations and released. A second crash near 107 S Linwood Ave left a parked truck damaged and another driver charged with excessive speed. A third incident at Schild's IGA involved Jack D. Toney, age 30, after his car slid on ice and hit a pole. Nicholas J. Snyder, 17, reported losing control on Wooster Street and hitting a tree at the Franklin Street corner.
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Daniel P. Morse
Norwood Ave
Morse
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Heuston-Hile
Norwood
Bernard Maerkisch
E. Main St
Condi
S. Linwood Ave
Jack D. Toney
Summit St
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