Funeral director gift funds North Fairfield rescue unit
James and wife Smith, funeral directors from Norwalk and North Fairfield, donated an equipped rescue vehicle to North Fairfield village and township. Fire Chief Gilbert Burras and Council President Earl LaRonde accepted in a ceremony at the firehouse, with funds for maintenance and a mission to fill gaps in emergency responses. The gift honors the late Charles D. Harvey, former North Fairfield funeral director and postmaster, who encouraged the Smiths to open their local funeral home.
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North Fairfield
Huron County
James Smith
Norwalk
Gilbert Burras
Earl
Charles D. Harvey
Smiths
Mr. Harvey
Burras
LaRonde
Earl LaRonde
Real Estate Transactions Down In Huron County In 1967
Huron County records show 2074 real estate deeds in 1967 down from 2351 in 1966. Mortgage filings fell to 1895 from 2081, while cancellations rose to 1378. Leases dropped to 214 from 1043 in 1966. Mortgage and lien activity shifted with 5752 total finance statements filed versus 2184 previous year.
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Huron County
Releas
Thomas
Recorder
Re-Elect Ken Fishbaugh As President of Council
Greenwich officials re-elected Kenneth Fishbaugh to a fifth term as president of the Village Council and named Rodney Jones as vice president for 1968. Newcomer Lloyd Patton joined the council, with Jones and Patton filling committee posts under Mayor Donald Koch. An ordinance bans village pole signs without electric department permission. A separate measure funds the village caretaker at 400 dollars monthly starting January 1. Plans for a new 30 by 80 foot firehouse were revised to enlarge the existing station at about 4 thousand dollars, with prices to be finalized as equipment arrives.
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Greenwich
Kenneth Fishbaugh
Greenwich Village
Rodney Jones
Jones
Lloyd Patton
Fishbaugh
Rowland Foster
Wendell Troxel
Gordon Albert
Donald Koch
Albert
Troxel
Patton
Foster
Ralph Coon
New London
Milan High School honors list honors 82 students
Eighty-two Milan High School students are named to the honor and merit rolls for the second six weeks. Seven students earned the top 4.0 average: Judy Clark Mary Fox Bonnie Lamvermeyer Bob Levitt Margaret Buck Cathy Sparks Marilyn Stein.
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Milan High School
Judy Clark
Mary Fox
Bonnie Lamvermeyer
Bob Levitt
Margaret Buck
Cathy Sparks
Marilyn Stein
Richard Charville
Hildegard Haeuptle
Louise Lindecamp
Donna Charlier
Linda Clark
Sue Davidson
Debbie Doerner
Mary Dickman
Jack Schlessman
Betty Schuster
Bonnie Elber
Devera Johnston
David Beer
Carol Rose
Susanne Weitzel
John Young
Jill Justi
Ann Seaman
Doug Weiss
Barbara Lewis
Jane Kaczor
Mildred Phillips
Jim Babcock
Larry Boos
Gloria Charlier
Lynn Gnecco
Janis Laskar
Eugene Longo
Kirby Wahle
Rebecca Vanderpool
Terry van Offeren
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Jay Thomas
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector-Herald, Co
Ios
UPI News Service
Ember Audit Bureau of Circultion
Ohio Newspaper
Associa.on
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
Illard
Huron
Erie Counes
U.S
Ken Fishbaugh
Preston Golding
Columbus
Zerkle
Johnson Jewelers
Myrtle Ave
Willard
Mayor’s Court
Charles L. Hemenway
Newton St
Janis E. Graham
James St
Donald B. Riley
Jimmie
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Ite Iaa
Firestone
Maxie
Tee Ookey
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