New London Revives Labor Day Celebration Tradition
The New London council approved planning for a revived Homecoming and Labor Day celebration after doubts it would continue. The 1936 one day event drew 12 000 visitors with a lunch, baseball tournaments, a balloon flight, races, a bicycle race, and merchant displays.
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New London
Philip Johnson
Homer H. Johnson
F.H. Cunningham
Claud Bracy
Paul
Chautauqua Association
Help Your Newspaper Boy On Collection Day
Practical tip urging readers to prepare change for the newspaper carrier on payment day. Emphasizes that collectors rely on full route collections for profit and that repeated calls create extra work without additional pay. Encourages courtesy and thanks.
Milan Briefs Plan Card Party and Playschool Registration
A Milan Jaycees card party is set for 8 p.m. Saturday in the Jaycee Room Milan Town Hall with bridge and pinochle and prizes for high and low scores followed by refreshments. Milan Playschool Inc seeks registrations for 1968 69 pre kindergarten year. contact Mrs Donald Weikle Lockwood Road Milan. An open house tour is planned for May featuring older homes.
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Milan Jaycees
Jaycee Room
Milan Town Hall
Donald Weikle
Lockwood Road
Milan
Huron County AAA Safety Poster Contest Announces Judges
The Huron County Automobile Club named six judges for the 24th annual AAA Safety Poster Contest. Judges include Mrs. Dor is Rub inow Julius Mihali Mrs. William Conway Sheriff John Borgia Police Chief Larry Hillson and Joe Dash.
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Huron County Automobile Club
Doris Rubinow
Julius Mihali
William Conway
John Borgia
Larry Hillson
Joe Dash
Pleasant Street
Norwalk
Ohio
AAA
City Man Gets Year In Jail
Arnold C. Caskey, 24, of 57 Gallup, was sentenced to one year in the Toledo Workhouse after being found guilty of violation of probation related to non-support. He was arrested earlier this month and had pleaded innocent on February 3 in Common Pleas Court. Two youths were cited into Juvenile Court for speeding and a stop sign violation at Monroe and Foster Streets. James A. Obermiller, 16, of 41 Parsons, and Ronald H. Roberts, 16, of 65 Eastwood Drive, are to appear before Judge Russell T. Antrim.
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Avenue
James R. Mann
W. Main St
Foster and Seminary Streets
Arnold C. Caskey
Gallup
Toledo
Caskey
Common Pleas Court
Norwalk
Monroe
Foster Streets
Russell T. Antrim
James A. Obermiller
Parsons
Ronald H. Roberts
Eastwood Drive
Councilman Presses Vote on New London Reservoir
Councilman Kenneth Griffin and a citizen committee push for an election on the 195 acre New London reservoir plan. They argue petitioners seek ballot referendum and fair taxation, while mayor notes only an application for state participation exists and a referendum cannot occur until a contract is signed.
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New London
Kenneth Griffin
Council
Griffin
Twila Leech
Ohio
Preston Golding
Welcome To Norwalk By CAROL GIALLOMBARDO
Don and Linda Schrauf move with their two children to Norwalk from Lima to enjoy a cleaner city and closer home. Schrauf works as a fish production foreman testing waters and collecting northern pike eggs for St. Mary's Fish Farm near the Indiana state line. The family cites Norwalk's appeal, archery at Forrest Lake Park, and fishing as hobbies.
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Carol Giallombardo
Main Street
Don
Linda Schrauf
Scottwood Dr
Norwalk
Schraufs
Lima
Schraus
Allen County
Ohio Division of Wildlife
St. Mary’s
Indiana State Line
Schrauss
Bradley
Julie
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