New London Girl Chosen for Europe Choir Tour
New London High School senior Mary Donaldson has been selected to tour Europe with the All-Ohio Youth Choir, a 140 member group visiting England Ireland Scotland Wales Portugal Spain and Switzerland. The trip begins July 19 from Columbus, with stops including Ireland and possibly Westminster Abbey, Spain, and a Swiss mountain. Mary plans college study in music at Wooster or Heidelberg, and detailed uniform plans accompany the trip.
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New London
Mary Donaldson
New London High School
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland
New York
Columbus
Mary
Wooster
Heidelberg College
John Donaldson
Fitchville River Road
City Man Faces Bad Check Charge
Harold A. Conrad, 19, was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff's Department on a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. He and co-defendant Earl Puckett admitted passing bad checks at Norwalk stores and taverns. Puckett, held on multiple charges, pleaded guilty to statutory rape and faced a grand jury bond of 5,000 cash or 10,000 property. Robert Hummel filed a 25,000 damage suit against Roy Dalton in Huron County Common Pleas. Walter Sebastian, 19, pled innocent in a Juvenile Court hearing after an arrest for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. bond set at 1,000 cash.
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Harold A. Conrad
E. Willard Sr
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Earl Jackson Puckett
New London
Sheriff’s Department
Norwalk
Puckett
John Borgia
Conrad
New London Savings Bank
City
Robert Hummel
Sandusky
Huron County
Walter Sebastian
Oak St
Sebastian
Arrests Of Juveniles Up In Norwalk 1965
Juvenile arrests and investigations rose in Norwalk in 1965 from 1964. Seventy nine investigations involving juveniles were conducted versus 39 in 1964 and 43 in 1963. Thirty juveniles were cited into court for non traffic offenses.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Reflector Publication Details and Rates
Norwalk Reflector lists publication by Reflector-Herald, Inc and UPI News Service. Subscription options include carrier or mail in several Ohio areas at 45 cents per week, $10 yearly in Huron and Erie counties, and $15 yearly elsewhere in the U.S. Payment in advance is required.
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Norwalk
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Age factor delays clerkship and spurs swap in New London
Mrs. Winston White was appointed clerk treasurer of New London but lacked voting age, forcing her resignation and her husband Winston to replace her. He then hired her as chief deputy at a token salary, with her handling council secretary duties while he signs official documents.
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New London
Winston White
New London Council
White
Winston
Council and Board of Public Affairs
New London Village Approves 1.53 Mill Bond Vote
Village council approves a 1.53 mill levy for 25 years to back a $150000 water works expansion bond issue to be voted on May 3. The meeting also awarded bids for a dump truck chassis and dump box, authorized a $1000January payment, and discussed gas rates with Columbia Gas Co. of Ohio.
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New London Village
Cil
Perry Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Corry Co
Galion
Corry
Council
New London
Huron County Welfare Department
Ashland
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio
Jay W. Stewart
Unility Committee
Fire contract renewed for Monroeville area fire protection
The Monroeville village council and Lyme, Peru, Ridgefield, Sherman townships and Oxford township in two counties renewed the fire protection contract for another year. Joint ownership of trucks and equipment remains, with each township paying 75 dollars per village fire run. Fire chief Olin Schneider announced equipment updates including a replaced tank and a 30 dollar radio funded by firemen.
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Monroeville
Lyme
Peru
Ridgefield
Sherman Townships
Huron County
Oxford Township
Erie County
Olin Schneider
Driver Charged In Hit-Skip Accident
Bellevue police arrested James W. Bates 34 of Pontiac Michigan after Norwalk police bulletin. Bates said his vehicle left Route 18 to avoid a collision and he did not stop, claiming no involvement. He was charged with leaving the scene and released on 50 dollar bond. due in Mayor's Court Thursday.
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Bellevue
James W. Bates
Pontiac
Mich
Norwalk
Bates
Mayor’s Court
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Ralph Bache
Medevial
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Reflector
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
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Norwalk Sa
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Satacsccansnasnest
Billa Walton
Water Works
Squire, Sanders and
Dempsy
Tainaitiigi
Tiffin University
Miami Street
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