Floyd Chase Named New London Rotary Man of 1966
Floyd Chase, a longtime educator and 22 year principal of a New London elementary school, was chosen as New London Rotary Man of 1966. He and his wife are wintering in Texas. a plaque will be given when he returns in spring. The announcement came from Dr. Edward Vosatka at a Rotary noon meeting. Chase retired from teaching in July 1966. prior winners were Dr. T. H. Smith in 1964 and Richard Walton in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Floyd Chase
New London Rotary
Edward Vosatka
Rotary
Chase
T.H. Smith
Richard Walton
Forum On Teen Smoking Slated
The North Central District of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers will sponsor an April 25 meeting at Ely School Elyria to aid seventh and eighth graders in a regional anti smoking campaign. Parents from Huron Lorain Erie Seneca Sandusky and Ottawa Counties representing public and private schools are expected. Mrs Ivan Hassell Avon Lake chairs the program and will open the meeting Two films will be shown and Richard Hogarth Lorain YMCA fitness director will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ely School
Elyria
Huron
Lorain
Erie
Seneca
Sandusky
Ottawa
Ivan Hassell
Avon Lake
Congress
Richard Hogarth
Education funds grant states to raise adult literacy
The U.S. Office of Education is awarding 26 million dollars in grants to states for programs offering basic education to adults. The funds support classes that improve English proficiency and prepare participants for job training and an eighth grade level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Hipp Named Manager of Elks Club in Norwalk
Vince Hipp named manager of the Norwalk Elks Club by the Board of Trustees. A new chef, Cliff Dignan of Norwalk, replaces Angela Leeds who ran the dining room under a lease. The dining area will reopen to members and guests after a brief closure for inventory and familiarization with equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Hipp
Norwalk Elks Club
Angela Leeds
Elks
Hipp
Cliff Dignan
Norwalk
Huron Yacht Club
New London Resignation Is Accepted Amid Teacher Shortage
New London School Board accepted the resignation of Joanne Herman tenth grade English teacher for personal reasons. Superintendent Burton will hire a replacement from mid year graduates while he receives several applications. Board President Gilbert praised Ruth Motter and Elliot Redies for long service and outreach.
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New London
Joanne Herman
W. R. Burton
Burton
William Gilbert
Ruth Motter
Elliot Redies
Fostoria woman seeks damages in Bellevue crash suit
Miss Frankfather files in Huron County Common Pleas against Carol May Romell for $100000 damages claiming a July 11 1966 rollover on Old State Road left her injured while riding as a passenger in Romell s car.
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Nevada
Frankfather
Fostoria
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Bellevue
Miss Frankfather
Carol May Romell
Old State Road
Holstein Club Banquet Speakers Announced
Dr. L O Gilmore will speak at the Huron County Holstein Club annual banquet at 7 30 this evening held at Western Reserve High School. Gilmore is a director of the state Holstein Association and farms near Wooster while working at the Wooster Experiment Station.
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L.O. Gilmore
Huron County Holstein Club
Western Reserve High School
Gilmore
State Holstein Association
Wooster
Three motorists cited for traffic violations in Mayor's Court
Merle G. Barnhill 36 Ashland speeding on Cline Street signed and paid 20 waiver. Carl F. Lutes Jr 39 29 Court land stop sign at Jefferson and Pleasant Streets appears in Mayor's Court. Donald G. Murphey 19 Massillon yellow line Benedict Avenue posted 10 bond appears Mayor's Court 10 a.m. Saturday. James A. Goodsite 18 Grove taken to Huron County jail after failing to pay fine and costs. pleaded guilty to intoxication. fined 15 and ordered to pay 7 costs after bar call at 1 45 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Bischoff
Shelby
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Huron County
Merle G. Barnhill
Ashland
Cline Street
Carl F. Lutes, Jr
Courtland
Jefferson and
Pleasant Streets
Donald G. Murphey
Massillon
Benedict Avenue
James A. Goodsite
Grove
Goodsite
Found Innocent Norwalk Man in Peace Disturbance Case
Raphael F. Anderson, 70, of 142 Benedict Ave, was found innocent of disturbing the peace at a Norwalk Mayor's Court hearing Monday night. The complaint, signed by Mrs. Hans Hoffman of 142 Benedict, was dismissed. Anderson was acquitted by Mayor Harold E. Finch.
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Raphael F. Anderson
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Anderson
Hans Hoffman
Benedict
Hoffman
Harold E. Finch
Huron County Fair Receives Merit Certificate at State Convention
At the Ohio Fair Managers Convention in Columbus the Huron County Fair earned a Certificate of Merit for capital improvements. Attendees from Huron County included Mr and Mrs A G Meyer N Fairfield Mr and Mrs Geo Fries Monroeville Mr and Mrs Ray Feichtner Willard Mr and Mrs W L Cawrse New London Mr and Mrs C L Crayton and Ralph Fulton Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Columbus
Huron County
AG. Meyer
N. Fairfield
Geo. Fries
Monroeville
Ray Feichtner
Willard
W.L. Cawrse
New London
C.L. Crayton
Ralph Fulton
Norwalk
Retarded Children Council Plans Sheltered Workshop
A movie projector and equipment will be delivered Wednesday night as the Huron County Council for Retarded Children meets in Norwalk. The council bought the gear to aid in school use and to show films on mental retardation to organizations. For months a committee and supporters, with the approval of the Huron County Commissioners, have pursued a new school and sheltered workshop. Currently three classes for the retarded meet five hours daily at the county office building, 190 Benedict Avenue, Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Huron County Council For Retarded Children
Norwalk
Ralph Smith
Council
Huron County
Benedict Avenue
Huron County Council For
Obituaries of Howard Weller and Emma Lindenau
Obituaries note the deaths of Howard R. Weller 80 of Route 224 east of Attica from injuries after a barn accident and Emma Lindenau 89 of New London at the Elms Convalescent Home. Weller leaves two brothers and a sister. Lindenau leaves sons Everett and Richard and daughters-in-law with many grandchildren. Funeral details are provided for both. The piece also covers Huron County Children group and welfare work, including meeting times, aims, and funding sources, plus a note on donated buses to the Welfare department in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Weller
Attica
Willard Municipal Hospital
Maryland
Attica Grange
Clay Weller
Pennsylvania
Frank Weller
Clara Shives
Emma Lindenau
New London
West Hooker St
Elms Convalescent Home
Wellington
Sandusky
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Wide Awake Farm Women’s Club
National
Rural Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Arthur
Everett
Elyria
Richard
Dorothy Holkenborg
Parma
Ernest Buzzard
Mansfield
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
John Sherrino
St. Mary’s Church
Wakeman
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eastman Funeral Home
Huron County Welfare Department
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Texas
Independent
the National Bank
E. Main
Southside
Fisher-Titus
Northside
Milan
Cline St
Federal Deposit Insurance
Cadillac
Mane OF Cadellence
Cadillac Motor Car Division
Sandwick Motors Company
Milan Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
Ohio
Rosemary Mufehy
Education Funds
Elks Club
Leeds
Roger Eastman
Sheriff’s Department
Shelbian
Holstein Club
Huron Fair
Fink Funeral Home
Smith
Welfare Center
United Funds
Greenwich
Tiffin University
Miami Street
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