Lendrum Elected Logan Loses Board Post
Logan former executive vice president of Home Savings and Loan Co. was defeated for re election to the board of the local mutual savings and loan association. J T Lendrum was elected to succeed Logan. C W Goodell won a new three year term. Proxies influenced the vote at the 83rd annual meeting attended by two depositors and board members.
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Bernard J. Logan
Home Savings and Loan Co
Mutual Savings of Loan Association
J.T. Lendrum
W. Main St
Norwalk Vault Co
Logan
C.W. Goodell
Lendrum
Goodell
Gerald Stoll
Home Savings
Bostwick-Goodell Co
Norwalk
Association
Herbert R. Freeman
Don F. Halter
Claude V. Martin
William R. Wilkinson
Robert Calhoun
Ohio
U.S. Savings and Loan Leagues
Two Leagues
Home Agent Warns of Advertising Gimmicks in Education Talk
Mrs. Leota Balsizer told homemakers and students at Moray night about avoiding bait and switch ads and inflated costs. The session covered testing agencies, consumer laws, and how to evaluate offers. The third class will cover consumer guidelines, with the next meeting Monday Jan 25 at 55 Whittlesey Ave.
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Leota’ Balsizer
Area Extension Home
Barbara Becker
Production Credit Association
Whittlesey Ave
Mata Charged With Drunken Driving After One Car Crash
Jesus Mata of Amherst, 32, was admitted for observation at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a one car accident on Ohio Route 60 near Clarksfield. Mata drove off the road, hit a pole, and was charged with drunken driving. he was taken to hospital by State Highway Patrol.
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Jesus Mata
Amherst
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Mata
Clarksfield
Council sidelines engineer choice for Norwalk sewer project
Norwalk City Council sidetracks a proposal to hire Richard E. Mutz and Associates for the sewer separation project, referring the matter to the sewer committee. The planned work by Finkbeiner Pettis and Strout of Toledo could cost over four million dollars with fees over twenty five thousand. Mayor Finch supported Mutz, while Cunningham questioned crediting Toledo firm costs if retained.
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Norwalk
City Council
Richard E. Mutz
Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout
Toledo
Harold Finch
Mutz
Richard Cunningham
Robert Williams
Church Elects Five To Vestry At St. Pauls
Kenneth Aspacher and four others including David Bauer Mrs. George Cook Ford Al Norsworthy and David Moore were elected to the St. Pauls Episcopal Church vestry for three year terms. Ward Swisher was elected senior warden and other church officers were named. The congregation approved continued payment of city income tax and a covered dish supper was held. Council actions included readings on new police cruisers tree removal bids rate corrections bicycle license increases and a mutual police aid agreement. Mayor Finch announced Service Director Krogh as new. Ohio Liquor Control considers carryout permits for Lawson stores. Sewage treatment for 1970 totaled 779 million gallons at a cost of 76218. Fire truck and building expansion specs underway.
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Kenneth Aspacher
David Bauer
George Cook Ford
al Norsworthy
David Moore
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Ward Swisher
William Fecych
William Knoll
Jack Gerken
Cunningham
Finch
Herbert Krogh
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Norwalk Girl Finishes Second in Sandusky Toastmasters Contest
Madelyn Daughtery a Norwalk High School junior earned second place in the girls extemporaneous speaking event at the Vermilion High School contest hosted by Sandusky Toastmasters. She and Bill Mann represented Norwalk on Saturday with seven finalists in the extemp category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Daughtery
Norwalk High School
Sandusky
Vermilion High School
Madelyn
Bill Mann
Norwalk
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Board Post
Larry Burdue
Sears Tire & Battery Center
Norwalk, Ohio
Council
Lawson
Morgan Jones
George F. Linn, Jr
NHS
Spector
Spector's
Tiemendole Gavingy
Kroehler
Aten
W. Main
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