Rights Program Outlined by Bowling Green Commission
The Bowling Green Human Relations Commission outlined its focus areas housing employment public accommodations and housing standards for Negroes and Spanish-Americans. An apartment survey and talks with the Wood County Board of Realtors were used to gather information on discrimination. Two cases were brought to the commission since April both resolved with no court action after discussions. complaints must be in writing to be investigated.
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Bowling Green Human Relations Commission
Norwalk
Carl Larson
Bowling Green Commission
Bowling Green
Wood County Board of Realtors
Larson
Commission
Weather Warnings Help Drivers In Local Icy Wrecks
Slick roads and snow led to several minor fender benders in the area but police say most motorists heeded warnings. A serious crash on Broad Street in Monroeville left 18 year old Cletus Miller with abrasions after a semi jackknifed into a car. William Bott, 38, of Strasburg, was cited for speed in poor conditions. Lorraine Barnes, 25, of Monroeville, was admitted with possible back injuries after sliding 100 feet down a gulley. Raymond Myers of Monroeville slid into a parked car owned by Willis Eberly. In Berlinville a Norwalk woman, Martha Roderick, 37, was in an accident while attempting to pass a truck on State Route 113 iced roadway.
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Broad Street
Monroeville
Cletus Miller
Bouscau Ave
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
William Bott
Strasburg
Lorainne Barnes
Tucker St
Fisher-Titus
Raymond Myers
Willis Eber
Minor Accidents Reported In City
Four minor accidents occurred Friday in Norwalk. One was reported at the police station and three were investigated by city police. No citations were issued. The incidents involved drivers from Milan Manning Ashland Gulf Bay Village and Huron with minimal damage and waivers noted.
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Norwalk
Troy Gibson
Milan
Gretchen R. Faris
Walnut
Miss Faris
Monroe Street
Case
Gibson
Joseph Lloyd Guff
Manning
W. Va
Benedict Ave
Guff
Benedict
Gretchen Ann Buxton
Ashland Gulf
Gerbert Pressing
Bay Village
Marilyn Lambert
Huron
Church Street
Edwin Woodwoth
North Fairfield
Monroeville teen Ken Kashian drums up a coronet career
Ken Kashian, a 16 year old junior at Monroeville High School, has played the coronet for five years. He performs taps at Veterans Day and Memorial Day events, appears with The Dixiecats, and played at homecoming coronation and basketball games. He enjoys classical music but sticks mainly to Dixieland for public gigs. He plans college engineering and aims to join the college band to continue horn playing.
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Monroeville High School
Ken Kashian
Ken
Dixiecats
American Legion
Monroeville
Majorette Corps Opens Training for Young Dancers
Teen Topics notes South Central majorettes run Saturday classes for grade school youngsters. Judy Chandler heads the drill session of the newly formed Majorette Corps. Also mentions new Thespian Club at New London led by Joe Hinton and a geology professor from Oberlin speaking to Western Reserve Science Society on Continental Drift. Willard students seek higher allowances citing a five cent lunch price hike after Christmas recess. A Western Reserve student calls Christmas profitable for six girls who received engagement rings.
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South Central
Judy Chandler
Majorette Corps
Thespian Club
New London
Joe Hinton
Oberlin College
Western Reserve Science Society
Western’ Reserve
Clarksfield Names New Trustee and Elects Officers
At the re organization meeting Clarksfield township trustees sworn in George Warge Jr as trustee replacing Francis Nestor who served 20 years. Delbert Wolcott elected president with Warge as vice president and Wayne Hofstatter beginning his 17th year. Tax rate for 1966 approved. A planning session is set for January 18.
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Clarksfield
Hale McClaflin
George Warge Jr
Warge
Francis Nestor
Delbert Wolcott
Wolcott
Wayne Hofstatter
Peking at the Palites Try Out for Volleyball
The Girls Athletic Association held volleyball tryouts for a traveling team Monday night in the gym. The first meet is set with Milan, with intramural play also in the gym. The junior class sponsored the Christmas dance themed "Frostbite" in the parish hall with Travellaires and free refreshments.
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Girls Athletic Association
Milan
CYO
Toledo
Thomas Hogan
Patricia Baisch
Richard Smith
Loretta Notzinger
Mary Ellen Roose
Patricia Rupp
Edward Brutche
Alan Harshburger
William Lodermeier
Jeanne Ruffing
Flyers
Milan Indians
Norwalk Reflector subscription and service area details
Norwalk Reflector of Norwalk Ohio established 140 publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. UPL News Service and Audit Bureau of Circulation member. subscription rates include 45 cents weekly in local areas and $15 per year elsewhere in the US. carrier delivery noted for multiple nearby towns.
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Norwalk
Reflector Ofe
Monroe
Ohio
Reflector Herald, Inc
UPL News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspapers Association
Carner
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Fry
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Transport Workers Union
UPI
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Ayo
East Main ST
Whitehall House
Whitehall
Norwa
INE Ikaaa
Columbia Gas OF Ohio, Inc
Royal Buffet
Royal Buffet Restaurant
Fisher - Titus
Peking
Variety
Western Reserve Roughriders
John Sherbno
Charles Amato
Barbara Schaffer
Susan Fleming
Roseanne Schlotterer
John Wilhelm
Steve McQueen
Suy
Ann Margret
THE
Cincinnati Kid
Grace Dus
Manley
Alec Guinness and
Michael Connors
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Wilkinson
Paint and Wallpaper CO
Life & Casualty
Insurance
Whittlesey
Norwalk, Ohio
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