Vandals Steal Warning Lights On Norwalk Bypass
The A J Baltes Co reports theft of warning lights and flashers from barricades on the Norwalk bypass Old Route 20 area near the American Legion building. Officials warn such theft endangers travelers as gullys lie 15 feet deep and lamps are bolted or nailed requiring special tools to remove.
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Norwalk
A. J. Baltes Co
A.J. Baltes
Kenneth Collier
American Legion
Collier
New London Board Elects C. Meyer and Sets Meeting Time
New London District School Board reelected Charles E. Meyer as president and Archie Case as vice-president. Harold Perry Jr., William Gilbert, and Edward J. O'Reilly were sworn in as members. The board approved a $3 per meeting pay for 12 meetings and a 8:30 p.m. meeting time on the second Wednesday monthly. A vote to join the Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education program was approved.
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New London
Charles E. Meyer
Archie Case
Harold Perry, Jr
William Gilbert
Edward J. O'Reilly
Gilbert
O’reilly
Jack Hodgkin
Norman Merrill
Erie-Huron-Ottawa County
Democrat Enters Race For House In 14th District
Richard T. Butler of Sandusky announces candidacy for state representative in the 14th District. A 25 year Ohio Bell employee and veteran union active in politics, Butler has led registration drives, served on the Democratic party and labor councils, and held roles with the Communications Workers of America and the Sandusky Club of the Telephone Pioneers. He is married with two sons.
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Richard T. Butler
Sandusky
Butler
Democratic Party
Financial Committee
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
City Church Elects Dixon As President
James E. Dixon of 20 Stoutenburg Dr was elected Sunday by the First United Presbyterian Church of Norwalk to serve as elder for two years succeeding the late John J Kubach. Retiring elders and deacons were recognized and new elders and deacons ordained and installed. The annual meeting will be 7 45 p m Sunday at the First Methodist Church on West Main Street.
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James E. Dixon
Stoutenburg Dr
First United Presbyterian Church of
Norwalk
John J. Kubach
Dixon
First Methodist Church
West Main Street
Monroeville Highlights Of 1965 St Joseph's Joint Lunch Program
District 12 Kiwanis lieutenant governor and local Kiwanis president named. St Joseph's elementary students join public lunch program. several church leadership changes noted. New shelter donated. Class of 1965 largest with 63 graduates. several local officials and volunteers highlighted. New diplomas, recreation plans, and band uniforms funded. electric rates adjusted. homecoming queen and mayor noted. World speed record set on Harley at Bonneville.
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St. Joseph’s Parochial Elementary School
Monroeville High School
Robert H. Schentzler
Congregational Community Church
Dublin Community Church
James Scheida
S. James Kashian
School District Board of Education
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
George A. Roeder
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Gwen Mayer
Clayton C. Lord
Janesville Names New Amtel President George H Mettler
George H Mettler has been elected president of Amtel Inc overseeing Lawson Manufacturing Co and Janesville Cotton Mills. The main Janesville division is in Wisconsin with Norwalk facilities on St Marys Street. Former Lawson division head Mettler now leads the firm.
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George H. Mettler
Amtel, Inc
Lawson Manufacturing Co
Janesville
Milan Berlin Library Board Elects Merlin Miller
The merged Berlin Milan School district appoints Merlin Miller as president and names William Phillips vice president Dorcus Gastier secretary and Mary Burham treasurer. Other members include Richard Obermiller Carl Kamm and Bud Morrow.
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New Milan-Berlin
Merlin Miller
Milan
Berlin-Milan
Board Will Try Again Tonight
Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission prepares for a Sandusky meeting to advance preliminary plans. Huron County delegates listed include Mrs. Ford Roger Dixon J Creighton Christ Rev William Brown Otto Bauerle Fish James Stewart Rev Karl Burger A M Sumser Columbus Davis Herman Adams with two spots still open. Mrs Ford may appoint replacements after talks with officials and leaders.
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Fish
Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission
Sandusky
Huron County
Mrs. Ford
Roger Dixon
J. Creighton Christ
William Brown
Otto Bauerle
James Stewart
Karl Burger
A.M. Sumser
Columbus Davis
Herman Adams
Car Stalls On Railroad Tracks Near Old State Road
An unidentified caller alerted Norwalk police that a car was stuck on Norfolk and Western tracks at Old State Road with two trains approaching. Officers found the vehicle owned by Juan D. Ortiz, 41, Wellington, blocking both tracks. Trains were stopped, a wrecker pulled the car free, and Ortiz said he was blinded by the oncoming car’s lights while heading north on Old State Road and failed to turn onto Route 18.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Old State Road
Norwalk
Juan D. Ortiz
Wellington
Ortiz
Old State
Route 18
Willard Bond elects Jackson president again
Willard Bond of education held its organizational meeting. Dr. Richard Jackson was re elected president and Emerson Neuman vice president. The board will meet the second Monday of each month at 8 p.m. at the high school. Superintendent Acocks reported the board toured the new Junior High for three hours to identify items unfinished or unsatisfactory for the architect before final payment. An open house at the Junior High is set for Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Willard
Willard Bond of Education
Richard Jackson
Emerson Neuman
E. Acocks
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NL Board
C. Meyer
City Church
Monroeville
St. Joseph's
Kenneth G. Salisbury
North Ridge Street
Kiwanis International
George L. Ebright
Monroeville Co- Operative Grain Company
Kiwanis Club
The
Buckeye
Ohio Edison Co
Board of Public Affairs
Surer
Richard Obermiller
Carl Kamm
Bud Morrow
Berlin Heights
Heaston - Hile Funeral Home
Heaston-Hile
Eel i Ae VY
MT Vc
Ohio
Jackson
Teen Dress Sale
Spector's
E. Main ST
MR. Merchant
Stamps- Conhaim
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