Monroeville elects Eby to board presidency again
Charles E. Eby was reelected president of the Monroeville Board of Education. Paul B. Smith became vice president. Regular meetings stay at 8 p.m. second Tuesday monthly with no compensation. Mrs. Paul Broad remains clerk with a $105 raise. An $85,000 emergency advance was approved. The district joins a class action suit against Harper and Row. Tutoring for a hearing impaired child is authorized.
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Monroeville
Charles E. Eby
Huron County
Ohio Attorney General
Harper and Row Publishers
Berlin Township Buys Fire Truck From Sutphin
Berlin Heights trustees approved Sutphin Fire Equipment Co. base bid 25 931 for a Ford fire truck with options bringing the contract to about 38 900. The package includes 2 200 feet of hose and 1 600 feet of smaller hose, foam apparatus, and a 2 500 watt generator. Delivery expected in October or November. Edward Otto elected president and Norman Hills vice president. monthly meetings set for the first Monday.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin Township
Sutphin Fire Equipment Co
Ford
Sutphin
Chevrolet
Edward Otto
Norman Hills
Milan youth reports lost billfold near Burger Chef
A Milan youth told police he lost his billfold near 196 Milan Ave Burger Chef. Bruce Czaplicki reported $30 and personal papers missing. Michael W. Goostree. 19, of 84 Corwin, was charged with speeding after losing control on West Main Street and hitting a utility pole at 185 W Main. His car sustained a smashed left front end and broken windshield. the accident occurred at 2 32 p.m. Monday.
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Milan
Milan Ave
Bruce Czaplicki
Michael W. Goostree
Corwin
West Main Street
W. Main
Mayor's Court Dispositions Include Fines and Bonds For Monday
In Mayor's Court one person was fined and two bonds forfeited. Charles A. Heath of 25 Chatham was fined 15 dollars plus costs for speeding. Rollin E. Lutts of rural Norwalk forfeited a 17 dollar bond for failure to stop in a safe distance. Robert P. Watts of Collins forfeited a 22 dollar bond for speeding. James R. Brant remains in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a collision with a railroad train. he has had another "fair" night in intensive care. The Bronson Benedict PTA will meet Thursday at Bronson School to discuss the city school system testing program led by Principal William Conway.
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Charles A. Heath
Chatham
Rollin E. Lutts
Norwalk
Robert P. Watts
Collins
James R. Brant
Vickery
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fair
Brant
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Gallup Avenue
Bronson-Benedict
Parent-Teacher Association
Bronson School
William Conway
Ex Norwalk GI Returns From Vietnam
Donald Minnick of Huron formerly Norwalk has returned home from Vietnam after a six month tour with the Fifth Division. He completed a two year Army hitch and was awarded the Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge on Christmas Day. He was wounded October 1 while serving with the first and eleventh infantry inside the demilitarized zone. Minnick is a 1965 graduate of Norwalk High School.
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Donald Minnick
Harry Minnick
Huron
Norwalk
Vietnam
Minnick
Demilitarized Zone
Minnick Is
Norwalk High School
Three Teens Escape After Shoplifting at South Side Bait
South Side Bait proprietor Daniel Meyer says a teen basketed a fishing reel and was restrained briefly before three youths fled. Four pocket knives were reported missing and the boys remain at large.
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South Side Bait
Benedict
Daniel Meyer
Meyer
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