Brothers Seek New Members in Huron County
Huron County residents may join the new Big Brothers organization by writing to Big Brothers at 21 Benedict Ave or contacting James Zuber or James Londot, membership chairmen. James Kovacs, chairman, said representatives are sought from every community as the one to one program nears its starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
New
Big Brothers Organization
Big Brothers
Benedict Ave
James Zuber
James Londot
James Kovacs
Bank Posts Record Resources At End Of 1964
Bank of Huron County reports end of 1964 resources at 25,708,672, a new high surpassing 1963 by 1,112,662. Debits show time deposits rising. dividends totaling 48,000 were paid on 16,000 shares. Loans stand at 11,396,550 with total resources growing from 8,211,754 to 25,896,700 in 20 years.
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Huron County Banking Co
Joseph W. Motsch
Motsch
Willard Club OKs Purchase Property For Conservation
Willard Conservation League Inc President William Dye led a meeting where the club voted to buy 20 acres adjoining property and to retain options on 128 acres for two years and 198 additional acres nearby for future hunting and lake areas. Dr. John Anderson urged self funding for conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
John Anderson
Winous Point
Port Clinton
Willard Conservation League Inc
Anderson
John F. Kennedy
Canada
William Dye
Donald Buckingham
Edgar Howell
John Stotz
Roland Henry
Willard Conservation League
Psychologist Addresses WR PTAS On School Programs
Mrs. George McNemar, Huron County School Psychologist Advisor, spoke at a Hartland Townsend Wakeman Elementary PTAS meeting at Western Reserve High School. She stressed teacher child relations and testing to gauge pupil abilities. A reading paper by WA High School English dep is proposed, funded by the three PTAs, with bake sale planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Leimbach
Wakeman
George McNemar
Huron County
Hartland, Townsend and
Wakeman Elementary
PTAS
McNemar
Edwin Hamer
Wakeman Pta
WA High School
Lewis Carnal
Ways and Means
Ford Plant Expands Sandusky Facility by 151 500 Square Feet
Ford Motor Company plans a 151 500 square foot expansion at its Sandusky plant. General manager Stan ley Gillen says construction starts this year with completion next fall, and employment will rise by several hundred once the addition is in use. The plant now employs about 2 465 people and covers 740 000 square feet on a 202 acre site.
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Ford Motor Company
Sandusky
Stanley Gillen
General Parts
Gillen
Ford
General Parts Division
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Rawsonville
Henry Ford I
Monroeville Council OKs Utility Wage Increases
Monroeville village council held a special meeting Tuesday to approve wage increases for three utility department workers, a street department commissioner, two street employees, and volunteer firemen. The panel also urged bids to include wage scales and directed the Public Affairs board to resume the stalled Hollister Street water line project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Utility Department
Street Department
Ing
Hollister St
Board of Public Affairs
Safety and Hygiene Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brothers
Clarence H. Esker
Norwalk
Robert Kramer
Donald Wheeler
John Kiser
J.F. Ernsthausen
J. Raymond Gerken
C.V. Martin See
Thomas P.o’donnell
C.J. Ruffing
Dr. C. B. Thomas
Ernsthausen
Gerken
Wilbur C. Edwards
Lewis C. McLaughlin
R.E. Poth
Joan M. Arthur
PTA
EPA
Clayton Lord
C.R. Daubenmire
Department of Industrial Relations of
Ohio
Irs
Sohnsen Sul
Darien
Quik
Beauty
Rexall
Alka- Seltzer
Dristan
Kaiser - Wells
Rexall Drug Store
West Main
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