Tom Field to Talk at Milan Edison Birthday Banquet
Milan Chamber of Commerce marks the 120th birth of Thomas Edison with an eighth annual banquet at the Edison Methodist Church. Tom Field will speak on World Brotherhood based on his travels. The program includes man or woman of the year, a birthplace tribute, and a year-in-review. Field outlines a radio TV career and a planned Tahiti tour.
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Bucyrus Executive Urges Community Attitude To Attract Industry
Herbert Lowey of Swan Rubber urged Norwalk Kiwanis members that community attitude is key to drawing new industry. He cited nine factors including affordable plant sites, good housing, strong education and vocational training, and a cooperative city industry partnership to boost jobs and tax support.
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Warning Issued Over Junk On Henry Hersha Property
Henry L Hersha of 118 Newton Street received a warning under the city junk ordinance. He has 15 days to remove a junk car used lumber a refrigerator old car parts and scrap steel from his property. A county meeting on teen smoking hazards will be held at 8 p m Thursday in the Fisher Titus Hospital auditorium Norwalk. Public invited.
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Newton St
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Norwalk
Mary Kay Gies Wins 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker Title
Mary Kay Gies finished first in a written homemaking exam for senior girls on December 6 and becomes Monroeville High School's 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She earns eligibility for state and national scholarships and a silver charm from General Mills. Six Monroeville students earned straight A's on the third grading period report cards, including Mary Schaffer Kathleen Eberly Elaine Stang Carol Boehler Nancy Pheiffer and Rose Wilhelm, with twenty-nine students all A's and B's.
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Monroeville High School
Miss Gies
General Mills
Betty Crocker
Monroeville
Dale Berner
Mary Schaffer
Kathleen Eberly
Elaine Stang
Carol Boehler
Nancy Pheiffer
Rose Wilhelm
Mission of Norwalk Inc Formed In Ohio Incorporation
The former Norwalk Mission Bottling Co. at 12 North Foster has been incorporated by new owners. Articles filed in Columbus with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown name Mission of Norwalk, Inc. Incorporators are James V. Borgia, Johnie L. Short, and William Meese. Five Norwalk Police Department members purchased the business recently from Austin Shadle.
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North Foster
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Mission of Norwalk, Inc
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Johnie L. Short
William Meese
Norwalk Police Department
Austin Shadle
Monroeville Co operative Grain prepares stockholders meeting
The 47th annual stockholders meeting will be held Monday afternoon in the elementary school with Arthur F. Herner presiding. Three directors will be elected and George L. Ebright will present 1966 operations. Rev. Dr. Hillard D. Camp will speak on The Threat to America.
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Monroeville Co-operative Grain Company
Arthur F. Herner
George L. Ebright
Hillard D. Camp
First Presbyterian Church
Findlay
America
Husband Wilson Black to face Mayor's Court over threats
Police arrested 48 year old Wilson Black of 38 Glover for intoxication after his wife Mrs. Black called at 5 p.m. She filed a complaint accusing him of threats. Black was jailed, then released from jail this morning.
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Car Strikes Young Girl in Norwalk
A seven year old girl was struck by a car on East Main Street in Norwalk around 4 12 p m She was listed in fairly good condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Pamela Jean Billetter daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Reihm 26 Williams Street was hit by a car driven by Mrs Joseph E Hurley 43 Berlin Heights The driver reported a slow westbound approach and a curbside crossing This account was supported by a witness Rosalee Stewart 22 Townsend The victim told police she did not see the car The impact sent Pamela about 15 feet to the northeast corner of Vandercook and East Main She was transported by police cruiser and admitted for a scalp laceration and multiple contusions.
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Pamela Jean Billetter
Lyle Reihm
Williams St
Joseph E. Hurley
Berlin Heights
East Main
Vandercook
Rosalee Stewart
Townsend
Pamela
Berlin Favors Labor Day Homecoming
Berlin Heights votes 25 to 1 to hold Harvest Festival on Labor Day weekend September 24. The Homecoming Committee cited budget needs and weather as factors and noted the Sesquicentennial earlier in September posted a $1,250 surplus. Some favored aligning with Milan Melon Festival for rides and entertainment.
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Milan
May Reconsider Move Of Hurley
Berlin residents debated school repair work and costs. Officials noted most repairs are farmed out and questioned where work occurs. The superintendent said salaries for non teaching staff at Berlin and Milan are on the same schedule and custodians should not replace professional painters.
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Milan
Berlin Heights
Berlin
Lindecamp
GM recalls 321 GMC E model trucks for steering fix
Recall action centers on 321 GMC E truck models produced for Pontiac Michigan with steering defect. Modifications are required to correct the fault. General Motors issued the notice to owners and dealers.
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Pontiac
Mich
UPI
General Motors
One More Reason Classifieds Let You Charge It
The ad encourages using classified listings for practical purchases by enabling charges. Call 662-4241 to place or discuss listings and payment options.
Berlin Milan board faces merger criticism and budget concerns
Berlin Heights and Milan residents questioned spending on interior painting by custodians now outsourced by contract. Labor costs at Milan were cited as higher than Berlin Heights, with raises and seniority gaps alleged. Delegates debated merging districts, board appointments, and a May high school bond while site location for future facilities drew interest.
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Berlin Heights
Milan
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