Berlin Heights teen builds tiny transmitter in hobby of electronics
Berlin Heights 15 year old Doug Vattorella, owner of a sub miniature amplified package, makes and tests small electronic devices. He notes the device can transmit sounds a block away but says he has not used it for listening. Doug started in a Radio Club in seventh grade and loves science, dreaming of micro electronics and future inventions.
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Berlin Heights
Doug Vattorella
Doug
Teen Topics Highlights From New London Area Schools
New London students report a day off with no school. Almina Beamer of South Central is named 1966 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Monroeville juniors sponsor a Valentine Dance on February 12. Western Reserve and WLKR radio men conduct charity donkey basketball. Berlin Heights senior Bob Malone shines at a trampoline exhibition during a Lakeside-Berlin game. Free tickets awarded to Chris Kilen and Jim Smith for shouting Beat Oberlin. Willard hosts science fair and dances. Firelands Conference seating tryouts at South Central. Western Reserve Science Society visits Collins Harry's Rock Museum. Berlin Heights opens a news bureau with co editors Bill Vattorella and Sharon Henry.
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New London
Almina Beamer
South Central
Betty Crocker
Monroeville
Myles
Western Reserve
WLKR
Bob Malone
Berlin Heights
Chris Kilen
Jim Smith
Oberlin
Willard
Firelands
Science Society
Harry’s Rock Museum
Collins
Berlin
Bill Vattorella
Sharon Henry
Fire causes $2500 damage at Thompson home in Willard
Fire started in a clothes closet of a six room Willard house injuring no one. Firemen contained the blaze but smoke and water caused most damage. Children playing with matches are blamed. The Thompsons at 321 North Main own the house and nine children were inside.
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Willard
John Yacob
Yacob
Sherman Thompson
North Main
Thompsons
Band Banquet Sponsored by Monroeville Music Boosters
Monroeville band supporters host an appreciation banquet this evening at 6 in the elementary school cafeteria. Master of ceremonies is John Acomb of Halfway Road and Plum Brook N.A. facility. guest speaker is Link Harper of Delaware, former Ohio State University drum major in 1963-64.
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Monroeville
John Acomb
Halfway Road
Plum Brook N.A
S.A
Link Harper
Delaware
Ohio State University
Appointment to Ohio County Planning Committee
Herner Huron County Commissioner Arthur Herner is named to the Planning Committee of the Ohio County Commissioners Association. The appointment was made by Nelson Carmean, the association president.
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Huron County
Arthur Herner
Ohio County Commissioners Association
Nelson Carmean
Association
Juvenile Court Handles Car Theft Surge in January
Five Huron County youths faced car theft charges as January's juvenile court docket reached 43 cases. Adults charged with contributing to delinquency totaled three, while traffic cases totaled 24 with 13 speeders. Most cases stemmed from Norwalk and nearby towns. $6,260 of $6,460 was for child support.
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Huron County
Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk
Willard
Wakeman
Monroeville
Bellevue
New London
Antrim
Sheriff Reports January Activity in Huron County
Hur on County Sheriff's Department investigated four larcenies and attempted breaking and entering plus 41 other complaints. They served 183 writs, made 24 writ arrests, summoned 45 petit jurors and 35 grand jurors. Forty-one prisoners were fed 1,178 meals. 15 in jail at month end. Prosecutor payments totaled 401.01 dollars. municipal maintenance 74 dollars. Fox bounty paid 34 red and five gray. Transported two to Tiffin State Hospital and two to Ohio State Penitentiary. Assisted at five fires, three funerals, five accidents. two emergency runs and one real estate sale.
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Huron County Sheriff’s Department
John Borgia
Tiffin State Hospital
Ohio State Penitentiary
Open House at St Josephs School in Monroeville
Open house at St Josephs elementary Sunday invites all parents to view report cards as teachers present first semester results. Names A through M attend 1 to 2 45 pm while P through Z attend 2 45 to 4 30 pm. Day of school session for Feb 24 10 to 11 25 am. Parents may visit any classroom.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph’s Elementary School
Sisters of Notre Dame
Farm Clinic Draws 100 Attendees In Norwalk
More than 100 farmers from Huron and nearby counties attended a Fan and Air Movement workshop in Norwalk. Speakers from Ohio State University Farm Fans Inc Aero-Vent Corp Honeywell and General Electric advised insulation benefits for homes and livestock urged precise system sizing and recommended professional guidance and local dealer support for parts and service.
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Huron
William Schnug
Ohio State University
John Nichols
Farm Fans, Inc
Nolan Mitchell
Aero - Vent Corporation
Duane Wuisenberry
General Electric Co
Donald A. Nutt
Honeywell Co
It’s Sure Sign Spring On Way
Norwich Township trustees met with county commissioners and the county engineer to plan the spring road program. The program totals 7700 dollars and will begin in early spring.
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Norwich
New London Youth Sentenced for Auto Theft
Earl J. Puckett 19 also known as Jack Henshaw, from New London RD 2, was sent to the Ohio Reformatory by Sheriff's deputies on Thursday for auto theft, receiving a one to 20 year term.
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Earl J. Puckett
New London RD
Jack Henshaw
Ohio Reformatory
Sheriff's Deputies
Reformatory
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