Car Hits Pole After Passing Truck on U S 250
Multiple traffic incidents reported across the area Monday including a crash on U S 250 north of Fitchville when Kenneth H. Morrow tried to pass a semi driven by Donald L. Went. Morrow 18 from New London, was uninjured but his car struck a pole and a tree. A separate ignition fire on Cook Road near New London destroyed a car driven by Rodney A. Anderson 23. Anderson escaped unharmed. Additional crashes on U S 250 near Norwalk and Peru Olena Road near Peru involved icy roads and cited drivers for unsafe speed or failure to yield. Fire extinguished a mattress fire in Norwalk caused by an electric blanket left on. Corn in a storage bin at Landmark Farm Bureau Elevator ignited but was contained. A brush fire near Mrs. H C Schultz’s home prompted firefighters to respond.
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U.S. 250
Fitchville
Kenneth H. Morrow
New London
Donald L. Went
Niles
Ohio
Morrow
State Highway Patrol
Cook Road
Rodney A. Anderson
Newton St
Anderson
Norwalk
Edwin C. Graebner
Spino St
Phillip J. Skinn
S. Garden St
Graebner
Peru-Olena
Peru
Daniel E. Thomas
Zalia A. Webber
Willard
Benedict Avenue
Webber
Benedict
T&a Thrif-T-Mart
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Floyd E. Nicholas
Dorothy M. Ebert
N. Prospect St
Landmark Farm Bureau
Townsend Avenue
Dog License Deadline Set by Huron County Warden
Dog warden Clarence Rounds warns owners that January 20 is the last day to obtain a 1973 license without penalty. After this date the department will canvass for unlicensed dogs and owners without valid licenses may be arrested and cited. Dogs must be confined on premises except when hunting or with owner or handler.
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Huron County
Clarence Rounds
Rounds
New Haven School PTG Holds Fourth Annual Supper Fair
The New Haven School PTG sponsors its fourth annual supper and school fair on Saturday January 27. Supper runs 5 to 6 30 p.m. Proceeds support school projects including an interior gym improvement program.
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New Haven
PTG
Heart Fund Drive Set For February In Huron County
The 1973 Heart Fund campaign will be held in February led by county chairman Stanley Culler of Willard. Heartweek starts Feb 17 with kickoff at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Jan 17 at 7 30 p.m. Mark Haas 8 of Old State Road will be named 1973 Heart Prince. A short film of Art Linkletter will be shown and a Norwalk Huron County Airport charter flight to Akron is noted.
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Heart Fund
Stanley Culler
Willard
Heartweek
Huron County
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mark Haas
James Haas
Old State Road
Heart Prince
Art Linkletter
Heart Sunday
Fund Established For Bleacher Improvements
New London board of education on Monday night formed an extracurricular recreation fund to buy two bleacher sections for Recreation Park’s football field. Boosters offered to supply two sections if the district and park board each purchased two. Estimated cost for two sections is 2700 dollars. The board discussed paying 1300 to 1400 dollars for North Central Association evaluations, with most bills paid from the principal's fund. Funds for the evaluations may come from the principal's fund or Richard's Trust Fund. The principal's fund finances special programs and field trips and profits from vending machines. the trust fund funded a resource center and books. The board accepted Joseph Holden’s resignation effective Friday, contingent on a suitable replacement. Holden will return to farming. The study hall monitor wage schedule will extend to seven years, with a 100 dollar yearly increment. The board authorized several attendance plans for Feb events with expenses covered by the New London Rotary Club and others.
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New London
Recreation Park
New London Board of Education
Recreation Park Board
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Robert Wenner
Richard’s
Wenner
Joseph Holden
Holden
James van Sickle
Ohio Music Education Association
Cleveland
Want Ads Rent Vacancies Fast Dial 662 4241
Classified line urges readers to place want ads for rental vacancies by calling 662 4241, highlighting quick results.
Tighter Rein On Spending Urged
New London school board calls for tighter spending controls with purchase orders to track day to day expenditures. Teachers send students to merchants for purchases, leaving clerks unaware until bills arrive. Board considers local buying when price is competitive and approves $20 liability insurance for each member. Records day causes no classes next Monday. Closed negotiations set for next Tuesday.
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New London
New London School Board
Hubert Snyder
Edward O'Reilly
Donald Schick
New London Education Association
Birth defects drive aims to mobilize Norwalk area
Mrs. Charles Winn leads the March of Dimes effort in Norwalk with Arnold Palmer as honorary national chairman. Captains include Mrs. William Bader Mrs. Philip Mersereau and others. The campaign targets the 250 000 infants affected yearly.
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Charles Winn
Garcia Drive
Norwalk
Huron County
Arnold Palmer
Philip Mersereau
Southwood Drive
Gale J. Leimbach
West Main
Robert C. Baker
Eastwood Drive
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H.C. Schultz
S. Linwood Ave
Fitchville Family Restaurant
Rts
Akron
Diana Bates
Sheree Thomas
Ohio Academy of Science
Columbus
New London Rotary Club
Jack Moskovitz
Ohio Edison
Ohio Edison Company
Francesca
Patty Duke
Richard Thomas
Rosemary Murphy
Sian
Barbara Allen
Norwalk Cinema
E. Main St
March of Dimes
Saginaw
Saginaw Wire Products, Inc
Ontario Street
Roth Construction Corp
YMCA
Willard Ymca
Father Nardeccia
St. Francis Xavier Church
Perry Street
Fred Gross
Harold Sidell
Clarksfield
Wakeman
Donna Sidell
Alice Krebs
Earl Shepherd
RAT Patrol
GOP
Huron County Federation of Republican Women
Michael Rice
First United Presbyterian Church
William C. Ruby
Ruby
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Flotilla 9-8
Sandusky
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Sickle Cell Clinic
Holiday Inn
Ohio Department of Health
Sandusky City
Erie County
Henry Block
IRS
H & R Block
Tiffin
Huron
Main
Amherst
Church
Vermilion
Liberty
Oberlin
S. Main
Lorain
Broadway
Erie
Elyria
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