Chic Douglass receives surprise testimonial at VFW Hall
About 125 friends VFW members and relatives honor Chic Douglass at a surprise dinner at the VFW Hall. Douglass 76 is longtime Firelands VFW Post 2743 quartermaster, noted for 25 years in that role.
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Charles E. Douglass
VFW
Douglass
Chick
Veterans of Foreign War
Chic
Firelands
Richard Coe
East Liverpool
Ohio State University
Army Corps of Engineers
Marjorie
Coe
Weather and Local Births and Deaths Notice
Snow ends by forenoon with variable clouds and a high near 27 to 37. Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy with a chance of showers and slightly warmer conditions. Sunrise 7 25 a m Sunset 5 57 p m. Births: Mr and Mrs Stanley Nickols 6 Park Ave daughter. Deaths: Avon W MacDonald 54 81 E Main Mrs Mary Hale 50 RD 2 Willard Mrs Inez Arthur 81 Steuben Louis Heim 64 RD 1 New London.
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Stanley Nickols
Park Ave
Mary Hale
Willard
Inez Arthur
Steuben Louis Heim
New London
Look magazine late deliveries blamed on Chicago snow
Norwalk subscribers await the third installment of William Manchester’s The Death of a President as Look magazine delivery is delayed by a Chicago bindery slowdown caused by heavy snow. Post office officials report only partial deliveries with many orders still in transit. Local newsstands will receive copies on schedule Wednesday.
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Norwalk
William Manchester
Russell Grell
Ager
Kline Magazine
Cleveland
Talks Resume at Pioneer Rubber Co in Willard
Federal mediator Harry E. Weber announced more talks to begin Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Willard between Pioneer Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Local 804. He labeled the sessions exploratory and expressed guarded optimism. The union planned to use the same negotiating committee as in the prior talks while picket lines remained limited at the plant gates.
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Willard
Pioneer Rubber Co
Harry E. Weber
Toledo
United Rubber Workers Local 804
Weber
J.C. Spencer
Fire Destroys Garage and Two Cars in Weekend Blaze
A garage at 11 S Garden St owned by Art Jaster suffered a total loss with an estimated 6600 damage to the structure and its contents. A 1963 station wagon valued at 1500 and a 1965 Betty O'Dell car valued at 1700 were destroyed along with 400 in miscellaneous items. Fire call came in at 5 53 p.m. by neighbor Maude Cooper. Origin of the fire is undetermined.
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Art Jaster
S. Garden St
Jaster
Betty O’dell
Maude Cooper
Milan Man of Year Newton Milan honored by Milan Chamber
Newton Milan a Norwalk resident was named Milan's Man of the Year at the eighth Milan Chamber of Commerce gala. Mayor Glenn Rockwell presented the award on behalf of the chamber. He funded an art building at the Milan Historical Museum, named The Art Department, and established a museum maintenance trust.
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Milan
B. P. Newton
Norwalk
Milan Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Rockwell
Chamber
Milan Historical Museum
Newton
Art Museum
Edna
Gulf Oil Co
Gulf Refining Co
Warren Drive
Less Federal Aid For Norwalk Schools Sees Reduced Title II Funds
The Norwalk school system applied for 7 958 dollars from Title II for 1966 67 to buy library books for two learning centers at League and Pleasant Street. The grant is 994 dollars less than last year’s 8 952 total. Dr Sturgis Corbin attended a superintendent conference, unavailable for comment on the cut. The allocation equals 1 82 dollars per child, with 5 857 going to public schools, 1 771 to St Pauls, and 330 to St Marys.
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Norwalk
League and
Pleasant Street
Sturgis Corbin
Atlantic City
N.J
St. Paul’s
St. Mary’s
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