Garcia Dinner Set For Feb 6 in Norwalk Hall of Fame honor
A dinner honoring Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Garcia and recognizing their election to Norwalk's Roll of Distinguished Americans has been moved to February 6 at Norwalk Junior High School. Tickets cost 2.50 and are limited to 500 with bleacher seating for non-diners.
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P.J. Garcia
Norwalk
Paul Tucker
Garcias
John P. Ernsthausen
Fisher
Garcia
Norwalk High School
Peru
Steuben
North Fairfield
Tucker
Norwalk Junior High School
City Hall
Helen Lippert
Wallace Weds Divorcee in Private Alabama Ceremony
Gov elect George C. Wallace and Cornelia Ellis Snively married in a private Trinity Presbyterian Church ceremony in Montgomery. The 51 year old widower and 31 year old divorcee exchanged rings in a double ring service attended by family and Wallace supporters amid cold rain before a brief honeymoon at Point Clear, Alabama.
Willard Stockyard Plans Prompt City Licensing Ordinance
Willard City Council passed an ordinance requiring licenses for workers on water and sewer lines with standards tied to technical school graduation or apprenticeship completion. A letter from B and O Rail confirms likely stockyard construction west of town to replace Myrtle Avenue facilities and to hold about 700 cattle. Council set Jan 11 for executive discussion on the stockyard, Woodbine Avenue closure, and personnel appeals.
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Willard
Myrtle Avenue
Woodbine Avenue
Hollis Wadsworth
Michael G. Orenic
Jaeckin placed on probation for non-support in Toledo court
Dennis D. Jaeckin 22 of Milan pleaded guilty to non support and received a three year probation after a six month Toledo Workhouse sentence was suspended. He was ordered to pay court costs. Firemen fought a car fire at Super X parking lot caused by a radio knob shorting the cigarette lighter. a child caused the short but no one was injured.
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Dennis D. Jaeckin
Milan
Jaeckin
Toledo
Common Pleas
Milan Avenue
Lois Wright
S. Garden St
David P. Cardman
Norwood Ave
West Main
Church Streets
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cardman
John P. Woodyard, III
N. Pleasant St
Erickson Re elected to New London Board of Education
James Erickson and Robert Skillicorn were reelected president and vice president of the New London Board of Education. Erickson, a C E Ward Co. cutting room supervisor, is in his fourth year on the board. Skillicorn, employed by Fair Publishing Co., has served one year. The board will meet at 7 30 p m on the third Monday each month. Sept Hurley to schedule curricular and extra curricular bus trips for the calendar year.
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NEW London
James Erickson
Robert Skillicorn
New London Board of Education
Erickson
C.E. Ward Co
Skillicorn
Fair Publishing Co
Norwalk
Joseph Hurley
Norwalk Seeks $118 047 in Federal Flood Funds
Norwalk awaits final inspections to release an additional 118 047 in federal aid for temporary public property repairs from the 1969 flood. Through today Norwalk has received 124 712 with 308 010 available and 242 759 documented. statewide totals reach 2 139 849 paid and 3 561 012 available pending audits. Jaycee drawing winners include George Russell from Norwalk and John Arthur of Edgewood Drive with sled prizes donated to the Salvation Army toy drive.
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Norwalk
Cit
Ohio Civil Defense Division
Huron County
Ralph Fuhr
Bellevue
Milan
Ohio Civil Defense News
Jaycee
George Russell
John Arthur
Edgewood
Arthur
Salvation Army
Clarence McMorrow
Fruen St
Monroeville Board Reelects Smith President and Adams New Clerk
Monroeville Malcolm Smith was reelected president of the Board of Education at the annual reorganizational meeting. Thelma Gerber was reelected vice president, and Mrs. Paul Broad was named clerk with a $1000 bond. Regular meetings set for the third Tuesday. board pays $3 per meeting. A $190,863 temporary appropriation was approved, about 25 percent of 1971 expenditures, and membership in the Ohio School Boards Association for 1971 at $300 was approved. The clerk was authorized to seek maximum tax fund advances from the Huron County Auditor. The district will not offer adult education programs due to low interest. The women’s volleyball team may use the elementary gym for one hour on Mondays through March for a $75 fee. free use was not granted last month. Federal aid programs were authorized. tax rates were accepted as set by the budget commission, with district property at $14,600 assessed value after reappraisal. Attendance at a Columbus meeting on educable mentally retarded issues Jan 22, cost about $22, with four other requests for meetings deferred. Policy for the Elmer W. Armstrong Scholarship Award discussed. Monroeville will charge a $5 driver training course fee for about 60 students, similar to other districts.
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Monroeville
Malcolm Smith
Ohio School Boards Association
Huron County
Budget Commission
Mary Ann Hutchinson
Columbus
Elmer W. Armstrong
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Point Clear
Ala
B&o
R.L. Dell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cell
Chicago
Willard Barnes
Fayette Road
Thornton and Thornton Law Office
Park Ave
Fred Monroe
Lewis Heyman
New London Hospital
Joe Hubbard
Gary Burt
Zoning Board of Appeals
al Walters
Richard Hendrickson
Chenango Road
Zion Episcopal Church
Fuhr
Berlin Heights
BankAmericard
Filip
Lindsay
Norwalk Rd
George W. Filip
Ohio Water Conditioning Assn
Smith
Mac’s Sons Contractors
Ohio
Huron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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