Ashland engineer to receive award for 25 years of service
Howard Mittendorf, right of way engineer for division three of the Ohio Highway Department, will be honored January 7 with the award of merit from the American Association of Highway Officials. P E Masheter, state highway director, will present the honor.
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Ashland
Howard Mittendorf
Ohio Highway Department
American Association of Highway Officials
P. E. Masheter
National Association
New Huron County Patrol Auxiliary Officers Installed
Monroeville hosts installation of new state highway patrol auxiliary officers at 8 p.m. at the Greenwich American Legion with Sgt Frank Nedreski presiding. Cpl John Milstead is replaced as auxiliary instructor by Cpl Kenneth Laughlin. Rotary Club of Greenwich sponsors Heidelberg College Choir concert at 8 p.m. Saturday Jan 16 in South Central High School with 85 voices. tickets are on sale.
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Greenwich
Trojan Teen Town Inc
South Central School
Huron County
Robert C. Buskey
Lee Elsass
Norman Enzor
Buskey
Monroeville
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
American Legion
Frank C. Nedreski
Norwalk
John E. Milstead
Kenneth W. Laughlin
Rotary Club
Heidelberg College
South Central High School
Monroeville Music Boosters to Elect Officers Tonight
Monroeville High School Music Boosters meet at 8 p.m. in the elementary school cafeteria to elect new officers and reorganize. Dr. Richard Jackson was re-elected president and Emerson Neumann vice president at Willard Board of Education’s reorganizational meeting. Board meetings set for 8 p.m. on the second Monday each month.
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Monroeville
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Monroeville Home Association
Willard
Richard Jackson
Emerson Neumann
Willard Board of Education
Norwalk Public Library Reaches 2000 Members in Children’s Dept
The Children’s Department marks its 2000th member, headed by librarian Enid Denham. Most registrants are in grades 2 through 6. Hours in January are Mon Wed Fri 2 8 30, Tue Thu 2 5 30, Sat 9 30 5. Story hour accompanies third grade visits and new art displays by Pleasant Street School students.
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The
Norwalk Public Library
Enid Denham
Norwalk Public
Pleasant Street School
Reynolds
Wakeman Franklin Trotter Elected Board President
Frankin Trotter was elected president of the Western Reserve Board of Education with Howard Wolfe as vice president. The board set monthly meetings for 8 p.m. on the second Wednesday and planned gatherings at the three elementary schools and the board office. They adopted a resolution to apply for Ohio High School Athletic Association membership and approved a 1965 temporary appropriation of 490000, with 1964 totaling 469850 and a year end balance of 1682. Superintendent Sewell Cameron reported 1317 district pupils, 535 in high school, 92 sixth graders advancing to junior high, a 1965 graduating class of 80, and fifth grade enrollment of 109.
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Wakeman
Franklin Trotter
Howard Wolfe
Western Reserve Board of Education
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Sewell Cameron
Ninty
Milan School Board Elects Officers For 1965
Milan residents vote to install Herbert S Schlessmann as president and Robert Stein as vice president at the organizational meeting. Alva M Lewis Jr. notes a year of good experience and the panel agrees to 8 p.m. meetings on the first Tuesday. A tax rate resolution sets 5.50 inside, 18.80 outside including 3.6 bond retirement. Ann Walker hired as full-time clerk and temporary appropriations approved to cover bills. Mitchell to attend School Management Institute March 7 to 9 on teacher performance appraisal. teacher evaluations underway in elementary and junior high.
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Milan
Herbert S. Schlessmann
Robert Stein
Alva M. Lewis Jr
Budget Commission
Ann Walker
Robert W. Mitchell
New London District Board Elects Officers and Sets Meeting Time
Charles P. Meyer was elected president and Norman Merrill vice president at the reorganization meeting. Ruth Motter administered the oath. The board approved 8 30 p m second Wednesday monthly meetings and named Savings and Loan Banking Co. as depository until 1967. Burton to attend Anaheim conference. four New London students placed in county top ten on General Scholarship Test. Richard Landis second Donald Perry fourth John Burke sixth William Leaser seventh.
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New London
Charles P. Meyer
Norman Merrill
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Burton
Richard Landis
Donald Perry
John Burke
William Leaser
Willard Considers Test Wells and Water Plant Plan
Willard Council approved advertising for bids to drill three test wells on Owens Property Spring St north of Pioneer Rubber Co. and Chester Vance farm to secure future water. An emergency ordinance to hire engineers for water plant upgrades was adopted. a reservoir and pipeline project could cost 1 to 1.5 million with 18 months to two years build time.
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Willard - Willard Council
Willard
Keith R. Armstrong
Jones, Henry & Williams
Toledo
Owens
Spring St
Pioneer Rubber Co
Chester Vance
Kenneth Foyt
J. W. Emery
Armstrong
James Buzzard
Council
Planning Commission
Howard St
Parry St
Dale St
Walter Frederick
Harlow Stapf
Hospital Board
Arthur McElfish
City Development Planning Commission
Charles Arnold
Personnel Merit Board
Willard Light Plant Faces Closure Or Sale
Willard council meetings discussed the Willard light plant possibly closing or selling. Six plant employees attended as an ordinance offered six months severance and city help to relocate, with councilman James Buzzard telling the workers to start looking for another job.
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Willard
James Buzzard
Oil test well aimed at producing prospect on Fisher Route 61 farm
After two months idle, D J Oil Co plans to finish test well on John Fisher Route 61 south farm in a few days. Electro log from 1104 to 1175 feet in the 3245 foot hole shows oil-saturated rock. officials expect to complete the well or possibly a gas well. company executives will return to Norwalk soon to complete operations.
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D-J Oil Co
John Fisher
Route 61 South Farm
Paul Trees
Doug Johnson
Norwalk
Trees
Johnson
Lee Rumbaugh
Prospect Road
Route 60
New London
Harris Drilling Co
Mount Gilead
Colorado Oil and Gas Corp
Denver
Colo
Ebright Heads Monroeville School Board Re-Elected
George L. Ebright was re elected president of the Monroeville School Board at the organizational meeting Monday. Paul B. Smith elected vice president. The board set 1965 meeting dates and approved an emergency appropriation for January to March.
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George L. Ebright
Monroeville
Paul B. Smith
George A Brady
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
The Norwalk Reflector lists its pricing by delivery area and method. It notes 36 cents per week by carrier in select Ohio areas and ten dollars per year by mail in Huron and Eno counties, fifteen dollars elsewhere in the United States.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Huron
Eno
U.S
Milan Board Rejects Haste on Merger Survey Funding
Milan Ohio Milan Board of Education on Monday night passed up an early start for a merger survey by not sharing costs. Superintendent Lindecamp said Erie County Board has asked the State Board of Education for 2250 dollars to finance the survey. The survey awaits approval or alternative financing before it can begin. David S. Rosenberger of the University of Toledo submitted the proposal in December to assess Milan and Berlin districts and explore possible courses of action.
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Milan
Milan Board of Education
Charles Lindecamp
Erie County Board of Education
State Board of Education
Erie County Board
David 5. Rosenberger
University of Toledo
Rosenberger
Berlin
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