Candidates for Township Votes in Huron County
Petitions for township offices were picked up at the county board of elections. Louis P. Murray, 22 Cooper St Wakeman, seeks re election in Wakeman Township for trustee while Rita Ann Schild of Monroeville RD1 has petitions for Ridgefield Township clerk. Murray is the incumbent. Schild is a first time candidate.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Louis P. Murray
Cooper St
Wakeman
Wakeman Township
Rita Ann Schild
Monroeville
Ridgefield Township
Murray
Schild
New 4-H Club Forming In Norwalk
A group of boys met at Citizens National Bank to plan a new 4-H Club in Norwalk. County agent Carlos Tucker and advisor John Fries outlined project options including forest exploration, gardening, electricity, and woodworking. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m March 16 at the bank to elect officers and enroll. Philip Cronenwett of Norwalk will appear on NBC G E College Bowl on Sunday March 12.
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Citizens National Bank
Norwalk
Carlos Tucker
John Fries
Phillip N. Cronenwett
Capital University
NBC
Alfred N. Cronenwett
Rt. 1
Cardiac Ailments Cause Most 66 County Deaths
In 1966 Huron County recorded 432 deaths with cardiac causes topping the list at 127. Men accounted for 241, women 183, and the 70 to 79 age group led cardiac deaths for men while 80 to 89 led for women.
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Huron County
Anna Donovan
Eeeneese
Frey Opposes Payroll Savings Plan Says It Helps Workers
Frey argues the payroll savings plan reaches workers who may not save, noting money in the bank makes them better employees. He asserts they stay union members but become less radical and safer, praising wage-based savings over personal savings.
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Frey
Norwalk Freshmen Beat Sandusky to End Regular Season
The Blue and Gold girls swing into post season play after a 54 to 43 win over Sandusky freshmen. Ruth Hyman spoke to Tri-Hi-Y on personal hygiene and a candy sale runs to early March. Golf coach Don Sivord teaches golf techniques to junior and senior girls. Ap ples sell for 10 cents at COE school store. Syrian Yankee author Salem Rizk spoke on democracy in America under Reader's Digest and Rotary. Theatre Guild auditions proceed for May 12 show. Norwalk High Chorale performed at Ellis Country Club with solos by Pam Ditty Ann Petrosino Nancy Ross Ron Diamond Arden Rakosky and Ray Stogner.
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Ruth Hyman
Don Sivord
Thunderbird Hill
Huron
Co-operative Office Education
COE
Salem Rizk
Rizk
America
Reader’s Digest
Rotary International
Norwalk High Chorale
Ellis Country Club
No Man Is Island
Oops City Cruiser Near Misses Spark Three Incidents
Norwalk police report two patrol cars involved in accidents since Sunday with a near miss Thursday night. Pearl M. Hainline, 48, 245 E Main St, cited for a stop sign violation after nearly striking the city cruiser driven by Ptl. J E Martin guiding snow plows on Whittlesey. She to appear in Mayor's Court Saturday.
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Norwalk
J.E. Martin
Whittlesey
Martin
Pearl M. Hainline
E. Main St
Railroad and Whittlesey
Subscription rates and service areas for Norwalk and nearby towns
UPI News Service outlines terms of subscription via carrier or mail in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas. Rates are 45 cents weekly by mail in Huron and Erie counties, 15 dollars annually for rural carrier gaps, and 83.40 dollars yearly elsewhere in the United States. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Woman Reporting Car Accident Involving Lamp Post
Sharon Ann Linder of 24 Old State Rd north told police on Thursday night her car rolled over a curb during a right turn from East Seminary onto Benedict Wednesday night and struck a lamp post.
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Sharon Ann Linder
Old State Rd
North
East Seminary
Benedict
Jaycees Helped Him To Success
E. Larry Moses, former Ohio Jaycees president, credited the Jaycees with his rise from a West Virginia eighth grade dropout to a successful Lima office supply businessman. In Norwalk he delivered the Bosses Night banquet address urging hard work with college degrees and noting Jaycees will hire clerks tomorrow. Moses said he turned down many jobs after eight to ten years in the Jaycees.
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Jaycees
Norwalk
Larry Moses
Ohio Jaycees
Lima
West Virginia
Moses
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